Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1891-04-15

moved to lay the motion on the table.
The motion was lost by vote of Is ayes
to Ii noes. Bills were cOncurred in as fol
lows: Authorizing Portage County to
borrow money; repeating section 2,
$40 each to the resident ministers
who have opened the sessions with prayer;
appr0priating 500 each for the payment of
the expenses of the legislative visiting
bill making the Menomonee River the di-
vi0ing line between the Fourth and Fifth
wards in Milwaukee. The joint resolution
fixing the final adjournment of the Legis-
lature at 4 P. NJ, Wednesday, April 20,
came up as special order. Senator Claw
son moved to amend the resolution 50 as to
allow the committees until Thursday,
April IL, to report bills. The motion pre-
vailed. The resolution was then con-
CURED in.
MADISON, April 10.-In the Senate this
morning a joint resolution was adopted
permitting Senator Kempf to introduce a
bill permitting the City Council OF NIL
waukee to provide room for the newly
created court. The joint resolution pro
viding for an amendment to the cons lcu-
ton prohibiting the enactment of specials
laws for the government OF cities WIS re
ported back from the committee on jill llcl
airy, yesterday, for passage, Senator
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up for adoption this morning, and WI
passed after debate. Bills were passed az
follows: Appropriating $4,000 to pro
vide facilities for physical and pro
feSsional training at the PlattCyille
and Milwaukee normal schools; limiting
the speed of trains through cities and vii
lagos to fifteen miles per hour; limiting to
ten days during one term of Office the time
which members of county boards in coun-
ties having less than 43 900 population may
serve on committees outside the sessions OF
the board; apprOpriating $500 per annum
to the Wisconsin Firemen's Association;
authorizing the Kickapoo Valley Il
Northern Railroad Company to con-
Struct bridge across the Wisconsin
and KlckapoO rivers. The bill appOrhon-
ing the state into congressional districts
was passed. Bills were cOncurred In
as follows: Relating to appeals from jus
tees of the peace; providing for retired
list of heWiSconSin National Guard. Sen
atOr Main offered an amendment to the
bill prohibiting the sale of morphine or To-
baccO in any form to minors, striking out TIE
section relating to morphine as that was
already covered by general statute forbid
ding the sale of morphine to any person
except on physicians prescription. The
amendment was adopted and the blu or
dered to third reading Senator PhlppS
introduced a bill regulating the time OF
holding courts in the Eighth judicial Cir
cur. Inc Senate ToIuScu lC OTueE VI IL GillIu
reading the Assembly bill compelling
town boards to issue permits to druggists
to sell liquor in no-iicenSe towns. The
Senate tonight ordered to a third reading
Senator BechtnerS bill providing for an
intermediate prison, by vote of IL ayes to
IL noes. The Assembly bill reducing the
amount allowed newspapers for publish
ing laws was nOn-cOncurred in.
MADISON, April 1.-THE Senate passed
bill fixing the close season on deer in
Ashland, Bayfield, and Douglass counties.
Among large number of Assembly bills
concurred in were those increasing the
number of sheriffs in Milwaukee County
from nine to sixteen; amending the statutes
relating to the Milwaukee, municipal
court; prohibiting the selling of tobacco to
miners when forbidden by parents; appro-
priating $1,000 to the Industrial School for
Girls at Milwaukee,: prohibiting dlscriml-
nation in insurance contracts; authorizing
Dane County to erect a monument in the
CapitOl Park