The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-03-23

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| amend the statutes relating 10 indices;
to secure to sheritfs and constables their
fees on appeals in civil actions from JUS
| tlces Of the peace; to yacate certain al
:eys on Fifteenth Street in the city
| If Milwaukee; to authorize the
| commissioner OF insurance to
require all insurance companies or as
| soclatlons To deposit security with the
| slDte treasurer as a condition of doing
| business in this state; TO amend the
| statutes relating to the assignment OF
mortgages; to repeal an act relating TO
the rpaers of towns and town boards
| "ontMnIugincorporated villages author
! d. ng rne ad lutant-general to order
asnuW copies of the roster to be printed; ;
| levIving special provisions of all city
| charters exempting such cities from the
general laws relating to the registration
| OF electors; to enable married women
| IN certain cases to obtain from their
| husbands proper support and mainten-
| ance; to expedite the decisions of
causes in the circuit court.
MADISON, March l5.-The following
Senate bills were concurred in this
morning: To provide for the erection
and maintenance of blocks or guards at
| the front and rear of frogs on railroad
tracks in the state of Wisconsin; provid-
ing for the payment of $1,000 annually
| for reporters in circuit courts: relat-
ing to Judgments in criminal cases
when the person convicted has been
| before punished; making funeral ex-
| penses payable out of all estates, except
when the devisee be the widow or
minor child of the deceased; fixing the
salary of the secretary of the fire de-
partment at 81 ,2G0 per annum; amend
ing the laws relating to jurors and pro-
vldlng for the separation of petit from
grand jurors; to create, regulate
| and control the Policemen's Relief
fund of the city of Milwaukee !; to repeal
the statutes relating to boards of re-
view; TO make Charles and Joseph Osth-
elder the sole heirs at law of Marie
Young, and to transfer and vest the alb
solute title and right to the
real and personal property OF
| said Marie Young in Charles and
Joseph Ostheider, and to perfect
the utle to certain real estate in the
city of Ashland; authorizing the exclu-
sion of certain persons from the trial of
causes of a scandalous or obscene ma
ture; to fix the amount chargeable
for the support and maintenance of
insane persons in county asylums
and giving right of appeal to cir
cIit courts from orders made by
county judges. Under a suspension of
the rules, the bill to amend the charter
of the city of Medford and that relating
to the control Of the city water depart.
ment in Milwaukee and appointing q
registrar of water rates were passed.
The bill prescribing the payment of the
clear proceeds OF fines to the state treas
urer was indefinitely postponed.
MADISON, Wis, March 1S.-The AS
sembly adjourned out OF respect to Mr..
| Beaumont, whose daughter died day
before yesterday. In the Assembly
| three bills were passed under sus-
pension OF the rules-one amending the
charter of the city of Stevens Point,
sors in the city of Oconto, and an
other to detach certain territory from
the town of Gordon and attach it to the
town of Nebugamain. The resolution
to appoint a joint committee to fix the
time for final adjournment was adopted.
Chief Clerk Coe presented astatement OF
the status of business, showing that 800
bills were still in the hands of the COM
mittee.
MADISON, March l2.-The bill amend
ing the laws of 1887 relating to the
prevention of crime and to prevent
the abducting of women, SO as to make
the penalty for it violations imprison-
mer for five years and not more than
fifteen, occasioned a debate. Several
members sought to have the previous
chaste character clause stricken
out and make the law ap-
plicable to women of all kinds.
Another amendment proposed was
virtue of woman. The bin was, how
ever, left in its original form, and or
dered engrossed. The report of the
electric light committee was opposed on
the ground that it should be looked into
more carefully before being adopted,
and was referred to the committee on
claims. Mr.. Ring spoke against the re-
port, believing the expense was too
great. an1 that gas was essential for
many pLr .oses in the building Gov.
Hoard's veto of the bill authorizing the
Centralia Pulp and Water Power Compa
nv to erect and maintain dam in the
Wisconsin River, was sustained. r.
Connor stated that the governor had
agreed to a new bill that would answer
the purpose of the one vetoed. Under
a suspension of the rules the following
bills were passed: To detatch certain
portion from the town of Millston, in
the county of Jackson, and to form the
town of Knapp; to detatch certain ter
ritory from the town of Cor
don and attach it to the
town of Nebsgamain; to amend the
charter of Stevens Point. The Assem-
bly, concurred in the following Senate
bills: To appropriate &, 600 to the State
Firemen's Association; to authorize the
city of Berlin to borrow money to pay
its floating Indebtedness; to amend the
charter of the city of Berlin; to au-
thorize the organization of firemen's s
and policemen's relief associations; re-
quiring the state treasury agent to make
annual report.