The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-01-31
THE LEGISLATURE,
Assem- bly,.

/ by Mr.. Warden Tor printing o,EH copies
Of tie governors message IN German
and 2,00G in English. -.Seernblyman
Gray had resolution for the appoint
ment OF committee Of five
/ to revise the game laws.
! Bills were introduced as fol-
lows: Exempting Cold Spring Park
from taxation during occupancy of the
Agricultural Society; relating to change
/ OF county seat; cnanging the open sea-
son for field game from August - -
/ September i, and for deer t. October
| j; allowing butchers to Sell meats with
! out license; permitting Bernard
Deter to erect a pier at
Sturgeon Bay; preventing, interfer-
tions; authorizing the Union Manut;,c-
turing Company to maintain a dam
across the Oconto River; amending the
charter of the Wisconsin River Ina
| pruNement Company: increasing the
| Wisconsin National Guard TO forty
five companies Of infantry, and
TO locate companies in Ashland.
Grand Rapids, MarshtieId and La
! Crosse, which shall be assigned To vari-
ous regiments by the governor; permit
| ting the town OF Caiedunia TO erect 4
levee to reclaim certain lands: permit
ting the Sturgeon Bay Brewing tonlra-
ny to build pier; providing for the
publication in Polish Of the Milwaukee
| Common Council proceedings; COM
pelilng the Chicago, Mllwau-
kee x st. Peui and the Chicago
! d \orthWestern to sell ott-mie ckets
Tor , cents a mile. and single fares for )
cents per mile; detayhing town 80 from
! Marathon County and adding ii 10 Tay-
| lor County. GOV Peck sent in com
| munication showing the pardons that
1 I,1 l,an,, Il 1 II
was ordered printed.
MADISON, Wis, Jan. 22.-Assemblv-
man McMullen introduced bill ab0i-
ishing the Office OF dairy and food com
missioner Several petitions and reSo-
lutions Of little moment Were presented
TO the Assembly. Mr.. Henderson in
tr0duccd Il bill ahoilshing farmers IN
stitutes. Mr.. Warner introduced
bill empowering the con-truc-
| ton OF bridge across the
Mississippi AT Wnona Assembly,
man Putnam presented bill amending
the act giving lees 10 jurors in
justice courts. Mr.. Dodge's bill
TO discharge insolycnt debt
ors who make voluntary a.
signments was introduced. \ bill was
introduced to-day lowering the rate OF
! interest on mortgages, and fixing the
! amount chalgCahlc 1t from q 10 5 IN
stead of 10 lopvr cent. Assemhlym n
/ Edwards bill to increase n9n
! number Of infantry COMPANIES Ot the
Wisconsin National Guard 10 toriv-fyu
! viii make room tor -four new cOmuInicI
MsD!~JE, Jan. 2.'-Thr feature oE
business in the Assembly this morning
| WAS the presentation of the two reports
of the minority and majority OF the
| committee on education, to which was
HI ~4l, t4.,s ~
lating to the shades of darkness the
famous law evolved by Michael Ben
| nett. The majority report WAS made
| verbally by Chairman II. J. Desmond,
of Milwaukee, who recommended that
House Bill No. should pass. The
| recommendation was agreed to
by Warden, Bnliard and the
chairman. Mr.. Dyke presented
tie minority report, Lned by hins Elf
| and Mr. Dill, the ether Republican
| member of the committee. The mi
! nofity recommends the substitution of
the law introduced in both Houses yes
terday, with asectionto repeal the Ben
nett law. Six petitions were presented
| in the House this morning asking Tor
| law TO prevent the sale OF cigarettes in
! the state. one petition came from
| Lake Geneva, and was signed by over
| 200 Several local bills were intro
| duced, but the only one Of interest was
one by Mr.. Pugh amending the law car
ing Tor pauper5 SO that disposition Of
them shall be made by the county In
stead of the town treasurer.
MADISON. Jan. 26.-Ihc Assembly he'll
a session that lasted exactly one minute To-
night. Their were 50 few members pres
| cnt that The roll call was dispenser with
and a motion to al ourn WAS carried.
MADISON, Jan II.-The Joint resolution
| requesting the Wisconsin st CnatuTS and
| representatives in Congress tGN0tc against
the pas>&g OF the fed raj election bill was
| adopted by Sirct raFty |otc-ayCS, -:
! nayS. y. The jG,nt rcSolatlon cutting oil
! new business February 10 was adopt 4.
/ The Senate inint resolution 10 appuin
! committee Cf seven senators AND eleven
| aSSemilymcn on apTortonMeHt WAS { a.
! Cured IN aft amending tElnCreaSlN@ q
/ Rouse T. presentation 10 thirteen. IIUu 5.'
! began after the regular calendar had O..
| nearly completed. when the relorI OF the
! committee on education. on hIll No. ]. Us
| sembly. to repeal the Bennett lw. was
taken up for action. and for an hour ana q
| halt the scenes on the floor rrmiuQr;! the
relics Of early days Of the times when the
| same wcr. more common la thuy have
! been OF late years. The report Of TIE mi
| Monty. in the natsre OF an amendment To
| the original biz, was the first thing to b.
| considered by the House IL committee Of
the whole. With Mr.. Mead in the chair.
oh cal OF inc aESs am nays thn mi
/ noTlfN report was klllCd fE SFlrtlN
| party vote. The committee then
rose and reported bill No back without
| amendment The question WAS now
| stonII fEn l,iff no ordered IN . tl.irl rod
| ing. and The fun began. At the first stage
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/ Waukte. sol Ehs 20 l.lEGauce resolution,
! but he was refused consent. He therefore
I put il in the form of n nj tor. Mr. VIII
4 iams' motion was as follows.
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/ comp mpulSoTy education and in favor Of MAIN
! / lining parental !lghiS but against the rurl y
ne8 III ia toni d siuli.aT places OF wura o.
children Of tender :. and
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