Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-03-28

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O'Clock Tuesday morning.
ssEMBIx After the passage OF few
bills OF minor Importance the following
resolution was read and adopted unani-
mously. NHrREAs, Intelligence has been
received that death has entered the home
of the Hon. Ephriam Beaumont, at Mer-
ton, Waukesha county and taken dearly
beloved daughter, therefore, Resolved, by
the sss emily, that we tender TO MIR. Beau
mont and his stricken family our sincere
sympathy, and that a. a further mark OF
respect the assembly do now adjourn.
Adiourued uhil $3.50 Tuesday morning.
TUESDAY, March 10.
SENArE.--SeU. Dysou's Joint resolution
for gn adjournment sine die March 29th,
and directing all committees TO report
hills for action on or before March 18Th,
wassmended SO as to make the date of
final adjournment April 18th, and requir-
ing the committees to report all bills be
fore April %. IL was then adopted. The
following senate bills we're passed: Re
quiring county boards of supervisors TO
levy tax of at least two-dtths of "a mill
10 be applied by the soldiers relief com
missions of the county 20 the support of
INDECENT soldiers, sailors and marines,
their needy wives, widows or minor chill
dren, Requiring the treasurer of each
town in this state to withhold, annually,
from the school fund moneys received by
the town for the several school districts,
an amount equal TO fifteen cents for each
person OF school age residing in the
school districts, this amount of money to
be used for the purchase of books for the
school library.
AssEMBLY,- - The senate bills ooucurred
IN were: Empowering the CITY of Berlin
TO borrow $4,000 to fund its floating in
debteduess. Amending Berlin's charter.
Relating to the hremen's relief assooi-
alton in cities Requiring the state
treasury agent TO make an annual report
to the governor. Assembly bills passed
Making il a mjsdemeanor to "bea" hotel
and bosrding-house Keepers. prescrib-
ing the procedure for committing persons
to insane hospitals. Requiring the owner
of milch COWS, with calves, to milk such
COWS twice a day, provided the calves do
not have free access to the COWS. Amend
ing the excise law 80 "a TO provide that
in ali cases where an election has been
held in any city, village or town the sun
fixed for liquor license shall be and re-
main the sum to be paid for suoh license
in such city, village or town until an
election is again held in the manner pro
vded by law. Relating TO town roads
running into villages. Providing tha'
any person having held the Office OF
county treasurer for two consecutive
terms, shall be Ineligible to that Office TO
the two years next succeeding the same
WEDNESDAY, March 20.
SENATE 40 senate bills passed as fol
lows; Authorizing school boards of AM
city or school district 20 purchase at public
expense one or more lags of the Unite,
States and place the same in the school
room or rooms under their charge; also
to purchase the necessary apparatus fol
! properly preserving the flag or flags, pro
vidlng that no more than one dag and
appurtcnances shall be purchased foI
each apartment. increasing the pen
! ally for the abduction of wOmeI
for shameful purposes, so that AM
/ person guilty Of such abduction may bi
| punished by imprisonment in the peniten
! tiary no less than one year nor mor'
! shan five years. Az the evening session
the Taylor railroad bill was discussed, on
was put over until Thursday evening
/ AssEMBLY The following senate bill
we're ooncurred in Permitting the STATE
superintendent 20 employ additions
| clerical force, the total annual amount e
be expended therefor not 20 exceed
! s. 900. Three, providing for n more thor
Ough collection OF educational statistics
| OCCURRING the board OF regents of tn,
! Wisconsin university TO report 20 th'
governor the results Of important inyes-
LEGATIONS conducted by the director Of the
! Washburn observatory and by other in
vestiRatnrs connected with the univer
sity, and also the results OF such
experiments In said university relating tt
agriculture or the mechanic arts rs sait
board may deem TO be Of special value
and mechanical interests of Wisconsin
and with the approval Of the governor
not less than 800 of each of said re-
ports may be printed.
THURsDAY March u.
SENATE. When the senate met on
Thursday morning, and after the recep
ton OF the usual number Of protest.
against all sorts OF things, the third bien
NAL report of the state library was present
ed. A JOINT resolution by Ser. Kennedy
requesting the governor 10 return thu
bill authorizing the Green Bay B. Missis-
sippi Canal company TO build and main
tain dam across Fox river vas adopted
The following SENATE bills we're passed
Providing that one per cent. OF thu
railroad icen - received by the stat
shag be devoted TO the establishment ant
maintenance Of department Of lo5omo
tive and electrical engineering at tn
state university. Amending the oharte
of the city OF Amigo, Amending tn
charter Of the city Of Milwaukee. Amend
ing the charter Of the city Of Monroe
A lot Of unimpoftant assembly bill
were killed.
AS gmBLY.-Mr. Osborn offered
resolution authorizing the SECRETARY o
state 70 furnish the legislature with
detailed statement of the cost OF tn
Blue Book for 1883 and every part 0
the work thereon, as well as the cost o
The paper used. Resolution adopted
Mr.. Curti5, joint, thanking the yolun
teer fire com anics Of the state for thei
efficient services ia saving property from
obstruction by fire. Laid over. MI
Keogh, Joint, granting Mr.. keoRI
he privilege Of Introducing bill 90 IL
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