The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-04-22

inn Iit' lt!llJ resolution aIItrorlz.
inS tit-Lti tI Coi!iilllcc on charitable and u,lYl
institutions 10 investigate M p,ld ,.,,r -, ..'
iaisos senate hill> regulating fshin, in
iiAhtS Michigan aud SuprrInr a"Ij -,
Day ana amending chaTf.r Ig; i,,, -, ~
tIi iI1lihS telephone rentals. were ordered Ia !,
MAPIsoN, Wis. April Ia.-spnat,r F,1con.r
i'i"' GU iildl The vote by which the Assrr1i,i,.
yoi!t resolution relative to the election of uitrd
,'S ,@'t'S senators by the people. instead of the
present system was refused "A Ihiri reading h..
fec"nSidcred. The motion vas carried and me
dtSo!lu"n was ordered 10 II thIr,l reading. D2t,,-
.'liI'', Apple moved that the rules h,. >uS-
LGutcl' ana Ihe resolution was passed \
J''t!' resolution authorizing senator NarRriIa
70 Introduce bin was passed under srl>ras;'r,
Va tHr INII's- he following Assembly biils we're
toh'uFrcd IN: Providing the annual ar,rr,,I,ri.
u"h 10 the Wisconsin Cranberry tirnwrrtlt ttt
cation authorizing the city of Milwaukee IN i
N"t c-l,V"b bonds 10 he used in conStruCIIupsayy
cIS ana outlets; authorizing persons and corno-
t,t'it, cI.a@t'l IN manufacturing to indemnify
each other Tor losses by ire 10 the luauuf,rtrr
~ Il"hlH anu thGIr products thereof on the
10y u> PTIhclple. The senate bill relating 10 he
present needs of the State University ana an
ProPrlauug SlluOOD therefor, and amended h,
"..iils not more than $4,000 for the purchase
81 lhe tract OF land known as Camp Randall
iindar T.Sit4 ErhoSss eXcluSlyely was PASSED
No :.'ilttc hlil in relation to paving and i'm
was killed.
MADISON, Wis. April 1l-Asfdc from the Wan
kcNha lhpc line fight the feature of This lu,,rr-
ing ; Assembly session Was COY. Pcck's veto of
lhe nome for the feeble minded bill The veto
was u<ttlhcd ny vote of 3 to A. 1t took up
mos mos o' the iF>t hour 70 gt through the com
III Iitt' reports ana messages from the Senate.
! ne governor, in accordance with a Joint
ltS"Iui!"h' returned for further con
$iderauon the bill passed to permit
the sale OF liquor on fair grounds Of So
clGilcS receiving state aid. Mr. Mills moved to
tIft Tlht up the motion 10 reco nsider the
company : pipe line bin was mou-concurrcd in
Ia.tcvcning. The vote ON the motion to recon
Sidtr The vote by which the bin was non-con-
rurrcd IN resulted, ayes 10. noes -. The ques-
u"n then being on concurrence in
the passage of The hin Fitzgerald again
moved ih" previous question, which wa.
'uhcurrrd in, ayes 4. noes r. Mr.. Burdick
changed his vote from no to ave in order to
move reconsideration. Mr. Fitzgerald antici-
fdtyu Ellu 10y moving that the vote be rtcOuSid-
cred and that the motion to reconsider be laid
on The table, which wa, declared carried by the
fiaif. Nj. HaNn nor appealed from the decision
oi NE char, and cross IRE of explanations fol-
iio"ed winch ended with t'aynor's Withdrawing
hls apltft. The senate hill to amend and
codlfy the laws of the Wisconsin National Guard
ana make an appropriation for the militia was
"uHcurfcd in, ana am Assembly bill passed
amending The law relating To improvements on
homestead lHuds- The hili changing bounda-
ne OF towns ia Forest County came up, and Mr
I-JlSNi M. nl la roS>r moved 10 lay upon the
table, 70 shut OFT Mr.. Delcglisc. who. mcverthe-
less made speech. After iudulging in some
iuil win N" gentleman from lungladC, the As
S'nh'y lald the bill on The tablet 10 .; The
senate amendments to the antitrust aud treas
urE depository bills were CouCurrcd in.
MADISON, Wis, April l5.--Mr. Fitzgerald in
troduecd a resolution authorizing the sale of Old
seats To members at y each. which was carried.
Chairman SchmN Of the Milwaukee delegation
reported II substitute registration bill making
n" irst session of the board, five weeks before
the second, ana another bill fixing the power of
the Board of Park commissioners Under a
suspension of the rules the bills were passed.
Nj. Burke moved a suspension OF the rules and
ms, Pm relating To actions On oiii-
moved L" reconsider the vote by which
the bill providing for the appointment of county
road commissioners Was laid ou IN" table. The
motion to reconsider was carried. 10 To l.. Fur
ihcr consideration OF the bin was postponed un-
TIL Tuesday morning = bin rcpealing the law
fixing the limit of poll tax to be raised hy coun-
after some discussion Mr.. llankc. of Eau Claire,
offered 81 resolution rdjuuUlIug until $50 Non
day evening, and r, Mills offered an amend
lnent for adjournment until 2:@l Monday after
noon WhIch Was carried In accordance with
a Joint resolution tuy Peck sent back the bill
20 allow villages To- acquire property out
side their corporate limits. Mr.. smith. of Iowa,
stated that the bill had been objected TO by the
attorney general. He asked unanimous consent
for reconsideration OF the vote by which It was
Nh Burke offered a resolution allowing the
state treasurer to IHy I'll" appropriation Of
1heoInrc IrocIiuu,y fn g. 4 EIaluiltou his at
tGrucY. owing Ia The dangerous Illness of Mr..
FruChurly. Eill~ were rCucurTct IN under suS-
pension ot fit. r.r~. Providing for the appoint
lnrnt"f road commissioners and the payment ct
road taxes lu money: authorizing cities
tu issue bonds for public Improvements.
They were the last bills on the files.
! h" Assembly took recess of fifteen minutes
awaiting u message from the Senate When the
message was read Mr.. Burke moved Il rcconSlt-
Grafton of the vote un the senate road bill and
that il bc made a special order for Tuesday
morning. When he concluded the motion VAS
defeated, - Ia 70. The Assembly coEcurrcd III
the ~cuat" resolution relating to legislative en-
TluycS. dispensing with many of them.
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