Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1891-02-04

gage, uecu Or trust o. Otner lien, snail, as
to any interest specified therein, as TO such
tax or assessment he null and void. The
joint assembly resolution for the appoint
ment Of q committee of eleven, seven
aSsemblymen and four senators, on re-
trenchment and reform. in accordance
with the recommendation OF the Governor,
was passed. The committee on printing
reported back the resolution awarding the
official advertising to the Milwaukee Jour
nal. with recommendation that il pass.
MADISON, Wis.,, Jan. 29.-Two amend
mentS to the constitution of the state are
proposed in two joint resolutions offered
by Mr.. Plummer in the Assembly this morn
free pass system on railroads and the
other seeks to amend the provisions for
duced the first of the medical
bills so far. 1t provides that
graduate in medicine shall present his
diploma to the State Board of Health for
verlflcatlon as to It's genulneneSS. Ii the
diploma is found genuine and from q
legally chartered medical institution in
good standing, the State Board Of Health
shall issue its certificate to that effect,
signed by all members Of the Board, and
such certificate shall be conclusive as to
the right of the lawful holder to practice
medicine and surgery In this state. II not
graduate, the person pracrlcing or deslr-
ing to practice medicine shall present
himself before the Board and be examined,
and If the examination is satisfactory a
certificate shall be issued to him. Petit
tons were received from over q thousand
Polish citizens of Milwaukee, asking for
the passage of the bill to print official city
maJter in Polish paper; from Mr.. Emo, for
the repeal of the Cooper law and for the
passage of the bill to prevent the sale of
cigarettes to minors. Mr.. LamberSOn intro
duced bill TO do away with the engrOSS-
ing of bills, in line with the recommend
alton in Gov Peck's message. The bill! to
make the Milwaukee Journal the official
state paper was finally passed by the AS
sembly, under suspension OF the
rules, this morning. While under
! consideration In committee of the
whole. Mr.. Mead offered an
amendment to make the paper bidding the
! lowest on the work required the official
/ state paper. The amendment was lost.
! When the bill came up later for passage
! MIR. Mead again presented his amendment,
and on a call OF the ayes and noes it was
| lost by Il strict party vote The bill was
then passed without dissenting voice, the
! Republicans not voting.
MADISON. JAN, 30-Mr. KeogE to-day
! introduced his bill to provide TOR the regu-
lation, control and government OF election
primaries in counties having population
| OF 100000, therefore applying solely to
! Milwaukee. 1t is the bill that has
! been under discussion for some time
relative to preventing the packing
of caucuscs and providing for party
nominations to be made by primary cleo
ton in the manner OF regular election.
MI Eorn introduced a bill 10 provide that
a person NAV redeem lands In foreclosure
of mortgage by paying the sum of money
which was bid therefor, together with in
terest at the rate to be provided TO be paid
on the mortgage debt instead of 10 per
cent. per annum. A bill to prov ide
for an increase Of the income of
the State University to be used
in the construction, equipment and main
tenance OF necessary buildings, and to
provide for the permanent necessities arts
ingfrom the growth Of the institution, was
introduced by Mr.. Briggs. Mr.. Winans
poratlon OF trust, annuity, guaranty, safe
deposit and security companies, and to re-
peal chapter 1JS. laws of 1887.