The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-03-16

age; to amend the charter of Menasha;
authorizing the city of Ripon to pur-
chase real estate; relating to the pub
hshlng OF statistics of iarm products; to
amend the charter OF the city Of Mil
waukee IN reference to the city treas
urer's facilities for collection of taxes.
Senate bills we're concurred in under
a suspension of the rules az follows: To
amend the statutes relating to resigna-
tions, vacancies and removals from
office; 10 create the municipal court of
the city and county of Ashland.
Assembly bills passed third reading
as follows: Relating tn registration of
marriages, births and deaths; emitting
sub-contractors to the benefit of liens;
to provide for the docketing of iudg-
ment3 of the United States courts in
Wisconsin; to amend the act IN
cooperating the Milwaukee & Cedar
burg Plankroad Company; to provide
for the payment of certain amounts
into the county treasury by ex-
ecutors, administrators and guardians
in lieu of fees in all counties whose
population exceeds 10000; making
every person to whom an insurance
policy is issued, thereby member of
such insurance corporation; providing
for the transfer of boys from the State
Industrial School to the state public
school; to provide for fire escapes on
all theaters, public halls, hotels and
boarding houses. The following As
eembly bills were killed: Fix
ing the sherif7s fees at IS for
each arrest and 30 cents for each addi-
tional defendant; making it unlawful
for street car companies to charge more
than cents for transportation; relating
to property exempt from execu-
ton, providing that property so
exempted may be subject to suit,
if it is for the purchase money of
said property; that actions by attach
ment aud of garnlshment must be for
sum exceeding the value of s.; amend
ing the statutes relating to county print
Ing so as to require such printing to be
done at the county seat; relating to the
meeting of county boards and providing
for the holding of special meetings with
In twenty-tour hours of calling them !;
to appropriate to OZaukee County 50, ,SSS
and to relieve the county treasurer and
his sureties from liability for the same !;
to repeal an act providing for the ex-
emption of the earnings of laborers; ;
to specify who shall be elected officers
of agricultural societies; to amend the
charter of the city of Madison; to in
crease the salary of the inspector of
buildings in Milwaukee to $1,000
per annum; to allow the mayor,
comptroller, city engineer and city at
torney of Milwaukee to incur a liability
Of $4,000 in case of emergencies; to
incorporate the city of Milton Junction; !;
to reduce the salary of the county Judge
of Milwaukee County to $4,000 per an
mum; to amend the Revised statutes
relating to highways. bridges,
ferries, draws and fences; provid ing
for the increased condensation
of tax commissioners when brought
about by increased valuations
providing for the election of three su-
perintendents of the poor in Milwau-
kee County; repeating the act providing
for furnishing certain blanks TO town
clerks to appropriate $500 to each coun-
ty agricultural society in the state
to create the town of Parrish,
in Langlade County; to amend an
act to detach certain territory from
the city of Marshfeld, and to attach
the same to the town of Marshfield: to
make the capital stock of all corpora
tions personal property; to repeal the
statutes relating TO state road from
Green Bay to Depere; tc appropriate
to Peter Eimermann 81 900, in iul pay
ment for services rendered and damages
sustained while soldier in the service
of the state at Camp Utley, Racine; to
establish q minimum standard for
merchantable milk, and to pro-
| tect the purchasers and users of
milk; to prevent the manufacture
and sale of fraudulent butter
and cheese; to create municipal court
for the county of Taylor; to amend the
statutes relating to noxious weeds so as
to include thistles, field parsnips, net
ties and rag weed; to detach certain ter
ritorv from from the town of How, Ocon.
10 County, and create the town of Wan.
gee; to authorize l.. W. Diercks to con-
struct dam across Oconomowoc River,
in the county of Washington; to create
the county of Harrison; to amend the
charter of the city of Ripon; in
creasing the fees of register of deeds.
At the evening session bills to establish
a minimum standard for merchantable
milk, and to protect the purchasers and
users of milk, and to prevent the manu-
facture and sale of fraudulent butter
and cheese were reccmmitted, speeches
in their behalf being made by Mr.. Nc
Gov and Mr.. Curtis.
MADISON, March 12.-The following
Senate bills were concurred in: Relat
ing to the powers of village boards and
requiring the removal of snow, dirt or
rubbish from the sidewalks adjacent to
any building, lot or lots, by the owners
or occupants; to provide for new
records Of highways; to authorize
the city of Berlin to borrow money
to pay lis floating Indebtedness; to
appropriate 81 800 to the committee on
convict labor appointed by the Legis-
lature of 1887; to grant TO the city of
Racine the right to establish and main
tain an electric light plant in said city !;
to establish terms of court in the fif-
teenth judicial circuit; TO authorize the
Green Bay & Mississippi Canal Com
panv to build dam across Fox River
in Outsgsmie County; to appropriate
$500 to the widow of Senator John
Carey; to appropriate $1,000 to the
governors contingent fund; to change
the date of the special sewer tax
in the south sewage district of Milwau-
kee from 1890 to 1891. The following
Assembly bills passed third reading:
Providing for the removal of children
from the custody of their parents or
guardians when it is shown that their
welfare Is endangered by such custody /;
to create city and village insurance COM
panles In counties; to authorize the
county of Brown to issue bonds and to
fund its outstanding Indebtedness. The
bill to repeal sections l ,054 and l ,054,
revised statutes, relating to the assess
ment OF taxes, was killed after long
debate.