Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-04-04


10 cents per foiio. requiring exceptions TO
surities on appeal to the supreme court
to be made within twenty days instead of
ten. The assembly bill amending the
charter of the village Of Water
loo was nonconcured in because umcon-
stitutional
ASseiaJly.-The following bills were
killed To mark prison-made goods; for
local boards Of. health; the Maxon medi
cal measure; changing the boundaries Of
the towns of Forest county; providing for
compensation of attorneys who defend in
digent persons: authorizing county
boards to fix the fees of the circuit court
clerks; to regulate the business of
accident live stock. plate glass, steam
boilers and fidelity insurance, and amend
ing the law regulating the fees of physi-
clans: a bill was passed Incorporating
tht city Of Greenwood and a senate bill
was killed which provided tor the dis
charge Of mortgages after they shall have
run 20 years with no permit being made
hereon.
WEDNESDAY, March ..
Senate Senate bills were passed pro-
viding for the publication of 5000 rail
road maps biennially and returning to
jackson county certain swamp land
money Assembly bills we're concurred
in forbidding the employment in factor
les, etc, of children under II years of
age. authorizing VIM. Sauntry and others
to build q dam in Douglas and other adj
journing counties; giving justice
cnut jurors four cents mileage and in
cooperating the city of Greenwood. The
bill governing the commitment of child
rem to the state school was discussed, but
action on it was deferred.
.issembiy.-A senate Joint resolution
was concuued in accepting certain money
voted by congress IN behalf Of agricultural
education. Assembly bills were passed
forbidding the sale, 10y a dealer, Of cigars,
cigaretter or tobacco to minors, after such
dealer has been forbidden TO do so by pa
rents; permitting D. Graham, T. c.. Allen
and l. J Cook TO dam the Wisconsin river
in Oneida county; permitting the demp-
ton of property sold under mortgage
within one year by prying the principal
and the rate of in erest stipulated in the
mortgage confirming police duties on hui
name society officers; am ndlng the char
tiers of Portage and Kew lunCe; giving the
owner of a stallion a en- on the
progeny for service; fixing the charge for
booming logs in Beef slough at Is cents
per thousand feet and making it a mis-
demeGnor for a hunter or fisherman to
enter upon lands without the consent of
their owner This last bill gave rise to
long debate, in which Messrs Warden,
Baily and Dawson opposed the measure
and Messrs. L. H. Smith Winans, Brown,
Thompson and Williams favored it, The
bill providing for an extra 81 800 clerk
in the state superintendent office was
killed, as were also the bill requiring fish
ways to be placed in all dams; permitting
the state trust funds to be invested in
school district bonds and changing the
punishment for larceny.
THURSDAY, March 26.
STANDARDIZATION en- the veto of the
Waupaca veterans home bill was pospon-
ed till Tuesday by a vote Of % to 7. The
bill in relation to the commitment of chill
dren to state institutions was passed after
debate by a vote of 20 to Z Senate bills
were passed making the delivery of cor
poratiOn stock sufficient transfer of titles
providing that no change of venue shall be
taken from the Dane county municipal
court to the circuit court except
on the ground of prejudice of the
Judge; creating a municipal court for
Dunn county; repeating the law permit
ting certain persons to build a bridge
across the river at Grand Rapids; authoriz-
ing H. c. Payne to builo IA dam at Bah
cock authorizing Grand Rapids and Cen
tralia to build bridge ana requiring
sheritfs to se,ye all papers delivered 70
him.
assembly bills for the dchargei of
mortgages of 20 years standing and for
increasing the library clerk S salary in the
state superintendent Office S400 a year
were revived and they were referred to
committees A senate bill was concurred in
creating municipal court for Langlade
county; an assembly bill was passed au-
thorzing the state to loan 100000 to
Portage county; the bill fixing cent
passenger rate on the ST. Paul and Mort
western roads led to a lively fight, butt
was finally made a special order for pr
2. Mr. Osborn offered Joint resOlutio
for constitutional amendment requiring
the election of United States senators by
the people.
FRIDAY, March q
Senate Assembly bills were cJncurred
in prohibiting the peddling of election
tickets in Milwaukee reducing the rate on
tax sale certificates from % to Is per cent;
and to provide for better school attendance
This last measure is the democratic caucus
bill which takes the place of the Bennett
law.
blg-House bills were passed for
bidding the manufacture of butter and
cheese from anything but milk; providing
that registration Of electors shall not be
necessary in spring elections in cities
having less population than
10000; giving the right of action
TO a dependent sister or brother;
providing that the expense of printing
and distributing ballots shall be county
charge; PERMITTING county boards to select
repositories for public funds; making it
misdemeanor for q man to own a dog
known TO be vicious; requiring polls to be
kept open till p, m. in al places having
a population Of over 10000; for the better
protection of quail, and permitting the
electors at town meeting TO determine
whether the overseers of highways sinai
be ex-othci0 commissioner OF noxiou
weeds; assembly bills were killed forbid
ding any deer to be shipped out of O1ont,
county; providing that malice shall not bl
presumed in alleged hbelous publications,
Senate bills were Cuncurred in InCurpOrat-