Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1889-03-13
sembly bills passed third reading: To

sembly bills passed third reading: To
authorize the proper state officers to pay
special assessments for the year 1887,
against the property of the state in the
city of Milwaukee, commonly known as
the State Industrial School for Girls;
to amend the charter of the city of
Viroqua to authorize the Sault Ste
Marie & Southwestern Railway Com
pany, it's successors and assigns, to build
a bridge for railway purposes across the
Eau Claire; to amend the charter
of the city of Neilsville; to apply the
law relating to liens on logs, lumber,
etc., to the county of Lincoln;
to give the aldermen Of Milwaukee an
annual salary of 800; to authorize the
Duluth. Red Wing & Southern Railway
Company to construct a bridge across
the Mississippi at or near Red Wing, in
the state of Minnesota; to authorize
the State Board of Supervision to pur-
chase a tract of land adjoining the
grounds of the state hospital; to
regulate the election of supervisors in
counties containing not less than 1O0,-
900 inhabitants, so that they shall hold
their Office for three years, and there
after they shall hold their Office for two
years; that no other officer than the
Judge of the supreme court or
lied to admit to bail person
charged with the crime of murder or
with any offense punishable by i'm
prisonment for life; regulating the APP
pointment Of guardians for infants; to
enlarge the duties of town clerks, so
that they shall furnish a list of the num-
Der of highway districts III the towns TO
the county clerks on or before the
lst day of April Of each year;
to provide for the exemp-
ton from poll tax of honorably
discharged soldiers, sailors, and ma
rines; to regulate the terms of court in
the Tenth Judicial circuit; to amend
the charter of the city of Oconomowoc;
to purchase tract Of land near Camp
Douglas for permanent camp and rifle
to authorize the Appleton Gene
terry Association to remove the dead
from the old burying ground in
the city of Appleton to the new ceme-
terry in said city; to place the funds ap-
proprlated to the Public Library and
the Public Museum of the city of Mil
waukee under the charge of the trustees
of those institutions, and not under the
control of the Common Council of the
city as all other funds. The bill
relating to salaries Of county Judges,
and providing that no Judge shall
receive less than $4,000 a year, was
killed, the vote standing SO to % to the
effect. The following bills were passed
under suspension OF the rules: To Gre
ate the town of Hoard in Clark County;
to amend the charter of the city
of ShulIsburg; to authorize the
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public library; to repeal an act
to keep an office and hold elections;
concurring in the Senate bill to amend
the charter of Baraboo. Mr.. Babcock
offered a joint resolution authorizing
the appointment of clerk for the COM
mittee on interpretations. the resolu-
ton being adopted and concurred in
by the Senate. BY resolution of Mr..
Raeser the bill to issue bonds for school
purposes in the city of Milwaukee was
recalled from the governor in order to
GLOW an amendment. making the
amount of such bonds $3.50, 200 instead
oil 100000.
MADISON, March 8.-Under a suspen-
sion of the rules, the following bills
were passed: Two bills providing Tor
the construction of viaduct across the
Menomonee Valley in Milwaukee Coun-
ty; to create the town of Harrison in
the county of Lincoln; to amend the
charter of Evansville; to repeal the act
incorporating the GAINESVILLE Fire De-
partment; to amend the charter of Port
age; to amend the charter of Menasha;
the city of Ripon to pur-
chase real estate; relating to the pub
fishing of statistics of farm 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 were concurred in under
a suspension of the rules as follows: To
amend the statutes relating to resigna-
tions, vacancies and removals from
Office; to create the municipal court of
the city and county of Ashland.
Assembly bills passed third reading
as follows: Relating to registration of
marriages, births and deaths; emitting
to the benefit of liens;
to provide for the docketing of judy
ments 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
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
sembly bills were killed: Fix
ing the sheriff7s fees at So 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