Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-04-23
cHE LEGISLATURE.
Assem- bly,.

81 Gas,,ed TO concur IN three reSolu-
4. flu,ooitfing as many senators to
s. mis-. There was a two
" tG7 Iohatp over the anti
e MI which ended in a
IL V't far its supporters, who
: 4, IN 4 third reading, and were
81 !. ed H.nyDrDd the rules and pass it
y % IIoIsc adjourned. The bull pro-
It, t1t n'oUysistant assessors for MilWau-
IA 0 a,o coed under suspension of the
1 fs !, kan IN amendment striking out the
= D .nI fixing the salary Of tax COM
Il, st"' The bill regulating the
IL DS industries of Lake Superior
u .,mamegon Bay was passed
8 T.g,,.nrnSon of the rules. The
n ~, ,"7' refused to concur in the
le I@ .!mondment to the cigarette bill,
IL " o"t fine section relative to opium
!, ,,nbinr. The Assembly tonight
- D5 a5 tne rules and passed the sub
50 JSI 10 loan SI50,000 to the State
Of t g% Society. Bills were passed:
q ooI tbc laws relative to the removal
s Ds s,r seats: to protect fish in Wash
% a9r onnty; to provide for fish
N streams in Fond du
G. ronrty. to provide for the
at ,,,ion of corporations; to extend to
ID " n2rpnts of soldiers the benefits of
i .sr al law for INDECENT soldiers them
All ,ntborjZing the town of Stockholm
nton toll ferry to Lake City,
. The bill to punish the fraudulent
VA 4 srprd horses was cOncurred in.
Y ~,,onbIv. by an overwhelming vote,
~ A ia concur in the intermediate
y J bill.
81 n,oy Wis, April l5.-The Senate
ara ,nlinc authority to the Common
'ya %|of Milwaukee to issue bonds to the
F0a Id NN,OOO TO erect market in the
Eo3 aIW3rd of that city, which was non
Ell rcd IN last night, was COncurred in
All consideration of the vote. sIr.
I'd rdmade a fight against concurrence
" ,movnd that the Common Council had
4 %rsoutOn opposing the bill. After
y snanqtion by Mr.. Krez that the bill
y %Ihor,Zrd the Council in it's diScre-
'6 ,,Ilp the bonds, the bill was con-
in almost unanimously. The fol-
o>cnatr bills were concurrcd in: To
1.-The lien law; amending the charter
vauker, granting power to w. B.
arIt0 build and maintain dam on
y rmIIIOn River; providing room for
PM SUPERIOR court Judge of MilWau-
ii rnijmg for extra terms of court in
3 g4,h Circuit. The following bills
Y m,sna: Providing for fiShWays in
0s h SUGAR River; protecting fish in
ak and streams in WaukeSha County;
d lwnt smoking Of opium; to prevent
al caupuScS and primaries; amend
q he charter of Grand Rapids; accept
lin direct tax due the state from the
Ii amrnt. authorizing Eau Claire to pur-
az gaNSlem Of water works; providing
/. Insurance on the assessment plan. AT
!. pnmg session bills were passed: TO
81 the Mrn0mOnee Valley in MilWau-
: lDprOtcct public lands from trespaSs
S8rppcaI sections 238, 239 and 241 of
y amScd statutes; amending the charter
+ hFWatcr; the general bill defining
Blowers and duties of the Milwaukee
Board; to regulate fraternal inSur-
q @0clatlOnS.
: lDSON April 16.-In the Assembly
. PROFESSIONAL apporti0nment bill went
"a Third reading by party vote, An
4 tMcnt to the bill taxing logs, reuuir-
hat they be taxed where they are
was defeated, and the bill passed
bird reading. The Senate bill TO pro-
8NccScapeS on the two state aSylumS
3 he insane, at an expense of 5000,
was reported by the commit
! on rctrenChmcnt for indefinite
q Ncmcnt, was nOn-cOnCurred III after
: IMP debate. The antitrust bill was
B The following bills were passed:
\ JMg for a state fish and game war
/ % suppress yaga5Ondage; paying So
\ lay for each days service of the mem
Il n the State Board OF Examiners OF
NJ TS Certificates; prohibiting Organl-
III Of trusts; giving an additional COM
2 HON of ~225 per annum to clerk in
81 bee Of the superintendent of public
s4Ru0N; Tor the Improvement OF the
s8f0t Superior.
! aDjSoN April 1.-THE following bills
II passed: ApprOpriating to Marie
4 $1,000 for the loss of her husband
"a Milwaukee riots of 1856; amending
"a Nv IN relation to the compensation OF
aGorS Institutes; for tiShWayS in
NMuycrS and streams IN Jackson and
8raIeaU counties; for tishways III
IN III BaraDOO River: to laT out u
4 O2d IN the counties of Milwaukee
Il aohe5ha; providing for the payment
'80poycS. The following bills were
'4lTIed IN: Appropriating $4,000 each
normal schools at Platteville and
ANaer to provide more adequate
AeS Of physical and professional
q ny; Incorporating the Odd Fellows
Nance Company; reapportioning the
@%onal districts; amending the
4 Us to the management of aSylums
4 lie chronic insane; providing for
A %OI venue from the municipal to the
dDOurl OF Dane County; JOINT reS0lu-
Ap0'Nng for the submission to the
n lNe people the amendment to article
d AZ constitution for Il general charter
ages and cities. Another providing
a submission to the vote of the people
.e0umcnt to section % of article 4 of
NuluU0n placing cities of 10000 IN
I,S or more under one system OF gov
l' providing for the removal OF en-
uFhIS from highways.
TYSON, Wis.,, April 1S.-The MllWau-
D"AltIon bill, in the shape IN which
u reported 10y the Assembly com
II vi cities, was passed by the House
i suspension of the rules. Other
n "g' passed, prOhibit'r g the EN-
8T0' OF nonresident peace officers
VoNSIn; amending the charter
4 %,oN; providing for the distribution
G:.oery to the various state officers;
D"s inc charter Of Milwaukee in re-
n.y." me letting OF contracts. The MI
naE from taxation for five years the
1 H OF the Trinity Association, OF
' .,y was passed under suspension
'ocN, the same action was taken on
M"yII0g the WatcrtoWn Benevolent
r' = insurance companies from the OPP
M, N"G insurance laws, and the one
S raS amt controlling election prlma-
\, , ,mS having population of l50,
r. more inhabitants. The Assembly,
yr rrG ,Q,!l IN the resolution to adjourn SINE
r %,, D. and adjourned until Monday