The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-02-07
THE LEGISLATURE.
Assenbly.

Assembly.
! MADISON, Jan. 2s.-An amendment to
the constitution is proposed by joint
I resolution introduced in the Assembly by
/ Mr.. Hall. 1t relates to mortgages deeds
of trust. etc, and provides that mort
gage deed of trust contract or other
/ obligation by which Il debt is secured.
shall, for the purpose OF assess
| ment and taxation. be deemed and
| treated as an interest in the prop
erty affected thereby. except as 10
| railroad and other quasi public corpora
/ tons; IN case of debts SO secured the value
| of the property so affected, less the value
| OF such security. shall be assessed ana
| taxed to the owner of the property, and
! the value Of such security shall be assessed
and taxed to the owner thereof. Ill the
! county. city or district in which the prop
er1y affected is situated. The taxes SO
4 levied shall be lien upon the property
and security, and may be paid to either
party 10 such security: if paid by
the owner OF such security. the tax
| on the property affected thereby snail be-
come part OF the debt; If the owner of the
| property shall pay the tax on such secur-
! lty. 1t shall constitute Il payment thereon.
and TO the extent Of such payment full
discharge thereof: provided, that II any
| such security OF Indebtedness shall
| be paid by any such debtor or debtors,
| after assessment and before the tax
| levy, the amount CT such levy may
| likewise be retained by such debtor or
| debtors. and shall be computed according
to the tax levy for the preceding year.
| Every contract hereafter made by-Which 4
| debtor is obliged to pay any tax or assess
ment on money leaned or Or any mort
| gage, deed or trust or other lieu, shall. as
TO any interest specified therein. aS.to sue II
tax or assessment, lie null and void. The
Joint assembly resolution for the appoint
| ment of a committee OF eleven, seven
aSSemblY Ymen and four senators, on re
trenchment and reform. III 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 a recommendation thai II pass.
MADISON, Wis. Jan. 29.-IHo amend-
ments to the constitution of the state are
proposed in two joint resolutions offered
/ by Mr.. Piummer i'll the Assembly his morn
ing. The first one prol oses to abolish the
Tree 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
a graduate in medicine shall present his
diploma TO the State Board of Health for
verlication as TO its genuneness. If the
diploma is found genuine and from 4
| legally chartered medical institution III
good standing. the State Board of Health
Shall issue lis certificate 10 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 III this state. If not
| a graduate. the person placliClng OF dcSlr-
| ing TO practice medicine shall present
| himself before the Board and lie examined,
and It the examination Is satisfactory q
| c, rtificate snail he issued to hIm Pet
! tlunS were rCcclN cd irCm over thousand
! Polish citizens OF milwaukee,. asking for
| the passage of the bIll to print official city
matter ID 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
duccd bill TO do away with the cngrOSS-
| ing Of bills. III liue with the recommend
atIon in Gov. Pcck'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 III 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.
| " hen the bill came up later for passage
| Mir, Mead again presented his amendment.
| and on call of the ayes and noes Ii " as
lost by strict party vote. The bill was
| then passed without a dissenting voice, the
| Republicans not voting.
| MADISON. Jan, 30.-Mr. KeogE to-day
| introduced his bill to provide Tor the regu-
latlon, control and government of election
| primaries in counties having population
of l00,UU0. therefore applying solely 10
Milwaukee, 1t is the bill that has
| been under discussion for some tImc
| relative 10 preventing the Iacknr
| of caucuseS and pIovlding for partA
| nominations to be made by primary eJcc-
ton IN the manner OF Il regular election.
| Mr.. Horn introduced bill 10 provide that
| "A redeem lands fore. InSIIrt4
| of mortgage by paying the sum OF money
| which was bid therefor, together with III
tereSt at the rate 10 lie provided to be paid
| on the mortgage debG instead of 10 per
for an increase of the income OF
| the State University to be used
| III the construction, equipment and MAIN
| tCnance OF necessary buildings. and 10
| proyid" tor the permanent necessities arlS-
| ingfrom the growth of the institution. was
| introduced by Mr.. Briggs. Mr.. NlnanS
| introduced a bill to provide for the incor-
poratlon Of trust, annuity guaranty, safe
deposit and security companies, and TO re-
peal chapter los. laws OF 1897.
MADISON. Feb. S.-Among tile bills in
troduced were the following: Creating
the Sixteenth Judicial circuit: that eNccn-
tors may become purchasers OF lands IN
| settling estates: making the month OF No
vemher the open season for hunting deer.
and September l 10 December the open
season for field game and ducks; for
a uniform text book TO bC
chosen by board of education
consisting of two, appointed by the Gov
| ernor. at a salary OF 50 per day: that
imbecilcS may choose their guardians:
| Mr.. Babcock introduced resolution for
the appointment OF JOINT committee OF
five to codify election laws: Mr.. Dodge 5
amendment 10 bill 3g \, perfecting the
criminal assault law, was passed to a
third reading. as was also that re-
garling insolvent debtors. The law
flNng the jurisdiction of justices OF
the peace IN cities was also ordered 10 a
third reading. Mr.. kreZ introduced a
number OF Milwaukee bills. Among them
bill granting the Milwaukee park com
miSSionerS power To improve the parks.
appoint labOrers and SuperinteDdentS. and
have full control. ASsemblyman Neal
Brown introduced Il bill this morning To
establish Il state institution for the care OF
idiots or imbeclle residents of the state. To
be KNOWN as The Wisconsin Home for the
Feeble Minded
The senate.
! MADISON. Wis, Jan. pa large batch
, of Milwaukee bills Were introduced in the
| Assembly this morning. Mr.. kreZ handed
| in the greater part of the measures. Sen
| ator Woodnorth introduced bill to-day
| TO provide for the collection. arrange
ment and display of the products of the
| state of Wisconsin at the World 5 Falr
| in Chicago. Under it the Board OF
| Worlds Fair commissioners shall consist
| of five members. 10 lie appointed by the
Governor within ninety days after the pass
ace of this act. The members OF the board
shall receive So per day and expenses
| while absent from home on business con-
| nected with the states exhibit of products.
| The board is authorized TO appoint an eX-
| ecutiye commissioner ard fix his salary.
! The Wisconsin falr commissioners and
E,-..
| made ex-officio members of the
| board. but are not TO receive
| any compensation as such. The sum Of
| s50o00 is appropriated 10 carry out the
| provisions of this act. The Assembly S
| amendment TO the joint re-disrr citing com
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