Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-02-19
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;tteleranS, Home bill includes The fo ,1i me
aH,is; 10 pay indebtedness of said adj Go Ing
S a1leady incurred S. 600: old mon hui Lyme
%lo,ooo; old peoples building sIo nne
~enn nr,i hospital, dead house, extension r.
fnrnitnra noS sg1 aao heating apparatus. and
S2,9OO; electric light system $6 5d1 iiil nss
nna vault, $1,000: cemetery and sr 0led
Improvement, So, 200: purchase q odI!
ti"nal' $1,000; total, $5O,5OO. u "o'i
+ro MdADIsoN, Feb. Ex-senator Clawson in
i2 MY a. the Following resolution:
nrar "I .le hon. John Hummer, state treas
0nesta1 10 r. allu IS hereby respectfully re-
midCihg, at the earliest possible time y FIJI ~
anu complete statement SHOWING the the
any or money IN the state 1reas-
q money actua aSiiS m and Inc the s, amount
the tn state treasury on that day: the e amonpt
teelonglng to each fund; the amount loaned
i i each 1und; the conditions of each
t i, the name and location of each bank.
person or corporation to whom the same
may De loaned; the rate of Interest at
a mnnn 'i nf same is loaned; the kind and
AMOUNT or security taken therefor, and hv
What authority of law said John Hummer.
state treasurer, has loaned SAID nubIic
4uiuS. Inc Senate passed the bill TO nav
TO the omaha Railroad S9,41. Al erroneous
~ collected, by vote OF 50 to-.
MADISON, Feb. 12.-The Senate had
quite an acrimonious time over senator
ClaWSon's state treasuryship resolution.
oil hloIlon 10 refer 1t to the committee on
STATE affairs. Senator Clawson thought
.llIS was plan to have nothing more
9 nadt1 or the matter Senator Ken
HWY Ttny sad 1t was a partisan
son of lack of senatorial courtesy in op-
posing the reference. Bat it was referred
by a vote of II to Ia. Among the measures
1ntroduced to-day were the following:
helatlng to the licensl1 e of peddlers: to
PROVIDE tor national guard retired list; to
loan the State Agricultural Society S15O.-
600 to purchase land in Milwaukee,: to
prevent the smoking Of opium; compelling
all banks to organize under the state bank
ing law, belng in the nature Of conStitu-
tloEal amendment, and introduced by Sen
ator Voss. The bill for state bank ex-
amlner, as introduced to-day by Senator
re Persons, provides that the examiner shall
De appointed by the governor with the
be $1,000, with $1,000 additional
for clerk hire. He must give
bond for $4,000; must not be connected
with any banking institution; must visit
and examine every banking institution
twice year. The refusal Of bank officials
to give information is made felony, and
false statements perjury. The penalty for
refusal to give information is fine of from
$20o 10 $l,O0O, or Imprisonment for one
year, or both. The examiner IS to ma
a biennial report and is liable
for me five y %aGS IF IF he aeeopts
money for his services, or neglect of Sery-
ices. The Governor sent 10 the Senate the
appointments OF Michael kcrwm, of Man
ltoWoc; Dennis j. Gardner, of PlatteVile;
and Ira A. Hill, Of Sparta, to be members
of the Board Of Normal School Regents.
amendments confirmed \
communication was read to the LeGiSla-
ture saying that Col. and Mrs. William f.
Villas would give a reception to the public
next week Thursday.
MADISON, Feb. Ex-senator KemDf in
troduced a bill providing for admission to
the state bar without examination when
the applicant has studied law for five
years. Other bills were introduced: Sena-
tor Falconer, providing that ballots shall
be placed in custody of the county Judges
after beng counted, unless the coun-
ty Judge was candidate for re-
Ashland County from the Fifteenth Judi
cial Circuit and attaching it to the Eleventh;
and another forming the sixteenth judicial
Circuit Of Ashland Bayfield, and Douglas
counties. The bill to abolish the two
charitable boards came up and was re-
feIred TO the committee on claims. The
Assembly blll allowing the drainage com
mittee OF Dane County TO bond the land
benefited by draining was concWred in un-
der suspension Of the rules: The Assembly
joint resolution requesting Wisconsin,
members of Congress to oppose the bill
now pending granting the Minnesota Lllnl-
Der Company the privilege OF occupying
sloughS in the Mississippi River between
Winona and the Chippewa River was also
concurred il. Senator Kingston, by re-
quest, has introduced another World rs fair
bill, the appropriation being $4,000, A
bill that is likely to bring out protest
from country newspaper men is one TO de-
crease the amount paid by the state to pa
pers publishing the session laws from SloO
n &fO