Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-03-09

Cooper law was reported for passage and on
notion OF Mr.. Austin was referred to the Milwau-
kee delegation. The Assembly then proceeded
to the consideration of the bill repeating the
Dodge legacy law, which was made special
order. The question was upon the indefinite
postponement of the substitute reported by the
committee on state affairs and recommended tor
indefinite postponement. The substitute pro-
yided for repeal of the three mont his beQuest
clause in the Dodge law. The question then re-
cured upon the third reading of Mr. jacobs
and it passed with no dissenting vote but
very few ayes. There were many ab-
sentees at to-nights session of the AS
sembly After several petitions the re-
ports OF committees were heard. Among them
the recommendation of the committee on
lumber and mining Ior the passage of the bill
to regulate the booming and driving of logs in
Beef Slough. Eau Claire County. Senate bills
were concurred in: Repeating law relating to
cult court in Iowa and La Crosse counties: TO
protect trades union labels and trade
marks. Assembly bills were passed: AL
lowing gas light companies to sell gas
orders OF the STATE superintendent
abolishing, days of grace appropriatlng
money 10 legislative visiting committees; de-
claring contracts for the purchase of real estate
exempt from taxation as personal property: re-
lating to the appointment OF administrators:
relating to evidence of title of descent: amend
ing the charter of Ripon College; limiting the
terms of county treasurers to four years: pun
ishing the willful driving away of animals: in
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of North America.
attempts by its opponents to block the way of
the bill allowing county agricultural societies
TO sell liquor upon their grounds and at the
same time rec i've financial aid from the state,
the Assem- bly, ordered 1t to a third reading by
vote Of 40 to 30. AS was expected, the commit
tee CT privileges and elections unanimously
over uied the claim of George H. Wunderllch
to the seat occupied by FRANK A Delegllse, rep
resenting the counties OF Forest, Florence ana
Langlade A resolution declaring Mr.. Dele,
elise entitled to his seat passed
by vote of 80 ayes and no ayes The fol lowing
were ordered to third reading: Requiring bi-
ennial reports of the dairy aud food commits
sioners; relating to the rate OF INTEREST to loan
state money to the Sheboygan. militia to build
an armory; to regulate the booming OF logs ut
Beef agh. The Assembly adjourned tn
o'clock this evening. At the evening session
the anti cigarette bill was laid on the table
Among the bills ordered to third read reading
was the one providing for submission to the
senator's by popular vote. Twenty bills were
disposed of before the Assembly adjourned.
MADISON Wis, March 3.-At the conclusion
of an interesting and somewhat sensational de-
bate, lasting nearly an hour, the Assembly Or
dered to engrossment and third reading, by
vote OF Sc to % the Holman bill prohibiting mar
rage of first cousins Assembly bills were passed:
Repeating chapter $50. laws of 1881 relating to
charitable trusts: repeating the exemption OF
housesold effects and growing crops from taxa
tion relating to cemeteries. Senate bills con-
CURED in: TO amend the statutes relating to
lands sold for taxes; amending the statutes
providing for the use OF gifts ana
requests to cemetery associations The
Assembly then went into committee
of the whole, with Mr. Luscher in the chair. on
the general file and after going through the file
rose and reported. Assembly bills were killed.
TO reimburse drafted men who paid the eX-
emption of $780, and who afterward
listed. To amend the statutes relating to
the filing OF claim for mechanics lien.
To authorize the holding of donations and
requests for maintaining burial lots and
grounds; to amend the election laws; to appro-
pirate sum of money to Thomas Anderson; to
amend the statutes relating TO the liens of sub
contractors and employees. There was 10
quorum present at the even ming session.
MADISON Wis, March 6.-There was little
more than a bare quorum in the Assembly
when ii was called to order at o'clock. There
were petitions favoring the passage OF the Mills
anti Pinkerton bill and the bill for the feeble
minded institution: from the North Side Turn
vereln, of Oshkosh. for physical education in
public schools and remonsrances from several
sections against various game laws. The
ssembly concurred in the Senate amend
ment to the bill reducing fees in
circuit courts. The Hawaiian resolution passed
by the Senate read and referred to the COM
mittee on federal relations. The bill was passed
providing for the incorporation of trust. annu1ty,
guaranty, safety deposit and surety companies.
Mr.. FITZGERALD moved that lnasmuch rs there
would be no calendar for the morning session,
and that many members were absent. adjourn
ment be taken until morning. The motion pre-
vo1 1ad