Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-02-05

nIl1 WIN a recommendation that it mass
oan atDtl rs WIS. Jan. 29.-Two amend.
n.nts " the constitution of the state ara
proposed in two Joint resointions s'o atf als
D ~, MI M hummer in the Assembly this morn.
f nS. lie llrst one proposes to abolish tho
otter p sesks system IS on railroads and fne
trial by jury. S'ne Mr the M;lP9 provisions FOE
duced the first Of " ii la INTRO,
Ollls so far It nro owe med1cal
graduate in medicine shall I', nreso+ mat IA
Wei iGidt 10 lhe State Board of Health for
diploma is 40 TO 10 us Genuineness. If the
iesaily chartered medical inSiituti no M "a :,
soou Standing, the State Board of Health
snall issue its certificate to that et1ect
s,ghheu oy an members of the Board. and
Tue rlghl OF the lawful holder to practice
nieulclne and surgery IN this state. If not
siaduate, the person practicing or des,r-
ny 70 practice medicine shall present
nlii mn 1e1ore the Board and be examined,
ana II the examination is satisfacInrr =. -
certificate shall be issued TO him petis
1iouS were received from over a Thousand
IollSIl citizens OF Milwaukee, aslIln~ tor
Ine passage OF the bill to print official city
INA tla'reT IN polsh paper; from MI Emo, for
.he iepeal OF the Cooper law and for the
passage of the bill to prevent the sale Of
SlsarelteS TO minors. Mr.. Lamberson intro
aoced bill TO do away with the enoross-
ing OF pills, in line with the recommend
atloh In n COY. Peck,s message. The bill to
make the Milwaukee journal the officiaI
state paper was finally passed by the As
seinDIy' under suspension of the
rules, this morning. While under
cohHiueIaClOn III committee of the
Whole; MI Mead offered an
alleioment 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
MI, Mead again presented his amendment.
ana ana on IN call OF the ayes and noes it was
lOSt by strict party vote The bill was
then passed without dissenting voice. the
Republicans not voting.
MADISON. JAN, S0.--Mr. Keogk to-day
introduced his bill to provide for the regu-
latlon, control and government of election
PRIMARIES maj 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 caucuses and providing for party
nominations to be made by a primary c]ec-
Mr.. Horn introduced bill TO 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
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 tor the permanent necessities aris-
ingfrOm the growth of the institutions was
introduced by Mr.. Briggs. Mr.. Winan5
introduced bill to provide for the moor
poratlon OF trust, annuity, guaranty, safe
deposit and security companies, and to re-
peal chapter 1JS, laws of 1887.
The Senate.
MADISON, Wis, Jan. Ex-senator Ke-
nitZer introduced q bill authorizing the
circuit court to discharge mortgage of
record after the expiration Of the twenty
years statute of limitations, upon satisfac-
tory proof that no action of foreclosure
was commenced within the twenty years.
Senator Pratt introduced a bill to protect
the labels and trademarks OF associations,
Senator Lees proposes by bill introduced
to repeal all the acts amending section
| 1919 of the Revised Statutes and restore
the bill to its original provisions. Senator
| Lees will also seek to abolish the Office OF
state veterinarian by another bill and re-
peal chapter 467, laws of 1885, which ere
atcd the office and provided for the pay
ment by the state for glandered horses
slaughtered, to prevent The spread
of the disease, Senator Reynolds
introduced a bill to regulate the
inspection and navigation of steam
vessels on interior waters. ltprovides that
the governor shall appoint on inspector of
hulls and an inspector OF boilers, who shall
| hold office for two years, ana who snail re-
| ceiye no compensation for their services
from the state. The inspectors are to IN
spect vessels once year and issue a IL
| cenSe to the owner when the craft is found
seaworthy. The acj compels all boats to
| have cork life preserVers to the number or
| one for every passenger the boat IS able TO
carry. All steam vessels must carry on
the foremost or flagstaff white light, on
the Starboard side q green light ana On
the port side red light. All boats are re-
quired to whistle during fog at intervals
of not more than minute. me inspect
| ors will receive fees for inspection.
MADISON, WIS, Jan. ga large batch
| of Milwaukee bills were introduced in the
Assembly this morning: Mr.. RreZ handed
in the greater part Of the measures. Seh-
to provide for the collection. arrange
ment and display of the products OF the
| state of Wisconsin at the World s FAR
in Chicago. Under it the, Board OF
Worlds Fair commissioners shall con>iSt
| of five members, to he appointed by the
Governor within ninety daY.after the pass,
age of this act. The members OF the board
| shall receive IS per day and expenses
while absent from home on business con
nected with the states exhibit OF pfoducts.
The board is authorized TO aPp9hlm' a1 rA-
ecutivc commissioner and Tx ms salary;
The Wisconsin fair commissioners ana
lady managers from Wisconsin are
made ex-otficio members OF the
board, but are not to receive
any compensation as such. Inc sum %, OF
no 900 is appropriated TO carry out the
provisions Of this act The Assemolys
amendment anne l to the joint re-distr:cting com
mttee. increasing the number of members
from eighteen to twenty, and making the
r@Snntation thereon thirteen to sew
en-. was concurred in. The Assem-
bIy bill to repeal the Bennett law
was received and referred, without COM
ment, to the committee on education A
hill was introduced by Senator kcmpt re-
lating to the employment of children 1t
Of age shall be employed by any, person,
t1rms company or corporation, at labor or
service of any kind IN any WORK