The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-02-28
THE LEGISLATURE.
Assembly,

10 the Prohibition party on the evenings
of February l9and 20waS unccTemoHousiy
killed. Seven bills were passed by the
lower house. These included bills
to-, to authorize the building OF a
gusta, to allow appeals TO the circuit conrt
from justices OF the peace IN cities and
villages in the same manner as provided
in appeals from town justices. allowing
guardians, with the approval Of the coun-
~ Judge. to adjust. c0mnr0miSe and
discharge any and all CLAIMS for llqul-
dated damages which his ward may
have, and declaring valid the same amend
mG the laws relative IT, changes OF
places OF trial from county and muui"ipa!
courts, so that change must be made tor
some other reason than on account Of the
place OF the residence OF tn defendant;
providing for a rcgist in probate 10 ke-
EoSha Count, ;authoTi2ing icna,e lawyers
TO act as court COMMISSIONERS. IhrIe was
a S!l-ht contest over the last named meas
ure. Mr. Williams moved 10 lay 1t on the
table, but the motion was lost by a vote of
81 to II. The bill was the passed by vote
Of SO to Is.
MADISON. Feb. l9-Thc Desmond child
labor bill was ordered TO a third reading aft
cr several success tul and Ul@u 'cC>Sful at
temptS 10 amend III committee on the
whole. The Assembly con aurIed in the
Senate bill changing the terms of court in
the Sixth judicial circuit. Nj. EaafGcr :
bill to license dogs and tor the protection
OF shCcp-OWncrs WAS Killed and Mr. Nj
Nullcn'S bill relating 10 the killing OF
insect devonring birds was ord, red en-
crossed and read lEird time. Th" com
mlttee on Judiciary reported fer passage
MIR. McGllllNrayS bill 10 protect trade and
commerce against unlawful trusts AMI
mcn0lOhcS, with an ancndn' Mt cnI trG-
ing the bill so as to also prohibit restraints
on cImpetlti II IN business. \ concurrent
resolution opposing rec coinage came
from the >cnate and was adGi ted.
MADISON. Feb. 2a.-i'hc Assembly
passed Mr.. kruszka's bill to authorize the
printing of the Ott!cia proceedings OF the
government of Milwaukee III Polish papers
The committee on claims reported tor IN
definite rOstpn nnemcnt he bill 10 purchase
the copyright and plates OF Moses NJ.
at Il cost OF $1,000. The hlll3 appropriat-
ing $50 10 to the State horticultural >oci-
ETY., and 10 provide for the humane
trt atmcnt of poultry were also recon-
mcnded for indefinite pOstponumcnt. III :
following were indefinitely postponed:
Providing tor 4 Calling Gun Squad III
JancSville; amending The law IL f. alton
10 Ste%n engines on highways. I'll" / J.
lowing bills were passed 10 cnCTOsSMent
ana third reading: For 4 bridge acIOSS
Black River; authorizing the town Of
Saukgillp t. issue bonds: for 4 Wisconsin
National Guard retired list; Tor J CASTER
IN pro1atc in Rock County: AM ending the
law relating 70 guide boards: amending
the law in relation to tsteam engines on
highways.
MApI>oN. Feb 2l-Mr. Ansoa intro
duced Il resolution passed by til" +. l.. No
colt Post, q. \. r.. in opposition to The
Lees bill. l he Assembly passed the fo,-
lowing Assembly hl's: !t&nt's bills
amending the Reeds. uGg Chart"l: Bailey 5
hill authorizing OcDnto 20 ! Suc cIU.tErl en-
gine house bonds: Browns bill authorIZ-
ing the governor to I'll sacahcies,, i'll
state Offices: r. c. Smiths. anoli>hng
The state yeterinarlan; Watson bul
authorizing the Wisconsin yearly meetings
ui the Free Will Lariists r. convey prDI-
clty TO Tie anCunt Of Sl0m.h3A: Coach S
bill amending the chartcrot stevens Point.
The Assembly committee yuacurred III the
Senate bill /" appropriate cH.O0o for sta
tiOnCry for the Use OF the state. The fol
lowing Assembly bills were indefinitely
postponed: Prov ding t0r III" pu:Gh&Se hY
the state OF the history Of Wisconsin Tern
tory: preventing the sale Of patent medi-
cineS: preventing driving cattle uPon the
public streets: providing for The humane
treatment Of poultry IL transit: approprial
ing $500 Tor the State horticultural so
ciety: relating to fees and costs III criminal
eases; iatlng 10 the appearance of parties.
The Assembly IetUS q to Indefinitely post
pOne Mr. Warden bill to increase the pay
OF Justice Jurors to Sl.5A per day, and it
was ordered read Il third uE". The bill
amending the charter OF Green Bay passed
under suspension OF IL" rules.
The Sen2+".
MADISON. Feb. S.-In the Senate the bill
to authorize the city of Columbus to ISSUE
bonds to build q school house was passed
under suspension OF the rules. The bills
making it optional with courts to Il. iUIr,'
security for costs from orphans and ward,
and fixing terms Of court IN the sixth in
GIcIal Circuit we're also passed. \ Tr>"lU
ton was adopted authorizing the Judiciary
committee 10 pTepar. a hlll TO correct Il
conflict in the laws tor ihc pun Shn 1T OF
crimes against chastity. A Joint resolution
was also adopted limiting the 1Inr for the
reporting back 'dcad-hcaG bills TO March
MApIsoy. Feb Ex-senator Woodnpr,h
offered 4 rrsolut'O on giving the u.s. at the
Senate chamber to the State Conference of
Charities. February 16. AdoptCd. >cna-
tor NacBridn pres, nted the report OF ihc
lumber InSI cctor OF the Seventh pIS. rict.
lie rel ortcd the sealing Of l5.1I0.124 tcct
in 1892. and 2o,SJl,t0} feet in 1880 >ona-
tor WOODWORK presented the report
of the trCa urcr of tn Wisconsin N,trr-
OF the expenditure Of 80 '.Hhp the past tWO
years. ! he Assembly iOlnt rcSIluli N on
the death Of Admiral Porter :" as concur
red IN senator kcnpt rrpGr,od hac! tn'
bill relating 10 tie deposit Of state funds
in the banks OF THIS st ,t". 1t CoIStlin,c>
the governor. secretary OF state and stat"
treasurer a board of finance 10 re- We bias
specifying The rate OF interest that vii h,'
paid uron The public funds to lc deposited
with the bidder. The n aSur'r IS relieved
from al! responsibility Of The funds. Sen
atCr kempf also Tcrcttd back bill author
Izlng the city OF milwaukee, Ia issue bonds
to construct a bridge across Milwaukee
River. \ resolution was adopted instruct
irg representatives and senators III Con
grass 10 oppose the pending silver coinage
legislation.
MADISON. Feb. 2n.-Bilis indefinitely
POSTPONED: Amending the charter Of Wa
teT:nwn: providing that person wills ms
properly TO another with the stipulation
that it shall not be liable for the dcylSec' ;
debts it Shall be 50 exempt. Bills read =
third time as follows: Giving town
cOards the right to designate the slz" OF
tunnels built by person under highway
from one tract Of his land to another: ~
quiring communication from rooms IN
which machinery Is used with the enGI-
neers room; prohibiting the locking II
doors in factories during working hours.
4 Joint resolution was passed ny both
houses instructing tie adiltant general 10
have salute of 100 guns fred Oh Monday,
the birthday Of George Washington. 3olh
houses passed resolutions to ad ouTu until
Tuesday morning, Ike senate resolution
Specifying tie ad lonraEcnt out Of respect
to The memory. OF Gen. Sherman.
MADISON, Feb. y. - Senator krGgel
moved the reconsideration of Kenpts BIZ
to prohibit locking doors in fac'ones duT
ING HoTEmg hours, which was ordered |,
a third reading Friday. The bill was r.
fcTLed 10 TIE committee On agTIcui;We
Petitions agCTegat.n@ 1,0,D EaIA ;
from different parts Of Tie stat
were presented asking tCr the paS-ae'
OF the Senate iii! No. -. QTCEcct.n2 trade
marks of trade unions. ;. mater Stch,nr
uIC scnt.u pctitiC8 o. +. 2. Nc.ccf Pus
against tAc Lees bill abolish the Settlers
EcEef commissions and the Inlli tax 10
their Tclc. Inc Assembly bill a!ueAGln!
the charter Of Augusta was concuTreJ II
7,uGer suspension o. the rules, as was ais
the senate b!L amending the chaItc
of West BeCd. Tie following
Senate bills were tnGe.in IL! I"-'
poned. Providing Tor AZ @Ppca! ZION
the award OF damages 1oE the laying ou