Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-02-14

unable to furnish an education; ra,,;..
licenses 90 sell liquor TO be or, ing
pharmacists ON applications; reducing \,
rate OF lntereston tax roll certihd5tas f...
y to IL per cent; forbidding any no..
other than a pharmacist from eellirs,
toxieatlng patent medicines and sufI
ing sheritfs to offer 800 for the can51,s
home thieves.
Both houses voted to receive No
business after Feb.l z, and adioprne5H N
Feb. 10. I'D
TUESDAY, FEB. 10.
Senate Bills were introduced. PRO-,
ing facilities for physical training AZ n
Whitewater and Platt2ville normal scbo1I' |
and appropriating $4,000 TO erect NJ
buildings for that purpose; providing tI r
superintendent OF the poor may sbo,r
court the condition of any person NJ
they believe ought TO be placed in N.
poor house; regulating the practice =
medicine and authorizing the governor "a
appoint five reputable physicians az
board of examiners. The members are -
hold office three years. The board sbg6
examine all applicants desiring admis5w
to the practice of medicine in the slal,
ana issue license to such as pass. Tbs
members of the board are to receive an
per day and expenses while engaged IN
the work, and the bill provides that an
agent of a humane society may apply ior
the admission of a child to the sta,s
school at Sparta.
The senate bill was taken up approprja,.
ing $4,000 to the Wisconsin Veteran,
home at Waupaca, after some debate Il
was passed
4sSembg The bills presented were Al
follows Providing that property of tesla.
tor shall be liable for expenses of hast sick.
hess, of funeral and cost Of administration
If there Is no widow or minor child; appro.
priating 100000 for an exhibit at Ina
World fair and provide for commission
composed ofthe presidents of various state
societies, and colleges. Increasing the
appropriation of the State Hort.
cultural society from 81 900 to $500,
to repeal section of chapter 443 of the
laws Of 1887, relating to the preservation
of game; to amend the law relating Ia
tishways in Rock river; permitting ii.
mates of a state reformatOry institution to
have any religious consolation they may
desire or have enjoyed previous to their
Incarceration; to amend the law il rela
tion to the propelling Of steam en-
gines on the highways Of the towns
of the state; providing for a fine Of
500 or imprisonment in tie county jail
for three months Of any person who shall
deliberately attempt to defraud livery
ms n h1r1pcr ~ hprsn. far tl,n
loan of trust funds at a rate of interest no!
less than 4 per cent; 10 incorporate the
city Of Greenwood, Clark county; to extend
the lien law Of the state in relation 10
colts; providing for the issue of cer.i6.
Gates OF stock of agricultural societies in
case OF loss of certificates; to amend the
laws concerning town insurance companies
by increasing the board Of directors from
nine to eleven members; allowing claim
ants who failed TO file their claims with
the secretary of the Wisconsin Railroad
Farm Mortgage company to do SO with the
secretary Of state as required by section 2
Of chapter $40, laws of 1888, and to re.
celye pro rata share Of the funds the
same as if they had filed such claim &C
cording to law; and amending the election
laws applicable to cities OF less than So.
600, so that the cost of municipal elections,
printing, OF ballots, etc, are chargeable 10
the city in which it takes place; and the
county election expenses h be charge
able to the county. Another bill
vas introduced Amending the law
relating to appropriations for teachers in
stitutes 1t increased the amount avail
able from 5000 to $4,000 Still
another bill is to amend chapter
ll9 of the revised statutes, en-
titled of place of trial. 1t provides for
the payment of the costs of trial by the
county in which the trial occurred to the
county in which it was tried
The following bills were passed: Trans
ferring to the United States the site for
a government. building at Sheboygan,
amending the law concerning,thec crime Of
rape making conviction punishable by
imprisonment not less than fifteen nor more
than thirty-6ve years and fixing the age Of
consent at II years of age; changing the
terms of court in the Ninth judicial circuit
and granting the site for a government
building at Sheboygan to the United
States The speaker announced the ap-
pointment of the following new com
nittees:
On retrenchment- Messrs. Dodge. Daw-
son, Brown, McMullen, Fiebrantz and
Dill
On re. apportionment- Messrs. Winans,
Samson, briggs, Keogh, Gray, Tracey,
Cheney, Teytor, Taylor, Babcock, Osborn,
Rosenkranz and Dixie
A series Of resolutions passed by the
Rock county assosiation of the Patrons Of
Husbandry were presented and read. They
asked for reform covering all kinds Of leg
islation and caused a good deal Of laughter
Mr. Osborn introduced a resolution al-
thorizing the attorney general to submit
to the house an opinion as TO whether the
loaningof state funds "a banks by the state
treasurer without authority Of law does not
release the bondsmen of the treasurer from
liability