Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-04-22


the Wisconsin Water company to lay a
pipe line through the state industrial
school for boys at Waukesha, the water
company gained a victory by the assem-
bly, passing the bin to a third reading
by a vote Of AZ to A
At the evening session Of the assem-
bly, the committee on state affairs made
an adverse report on the bill requiring
the weekly payment of wages. 1t re
garded such a restriction rs a handl
cap upon employers and as a menace
therefore TO employees.
The governor returned with his veto
to assembly bill No, TO amendin; the
law Of 1885 incorporating Ripon college
50 as to exempt from taxation 10000
acres of land which the college owns
The veto was sustained-G1 ayes, nc
noes The governor thought such ex
emption dangerous
A senate bill was concurred in permit
ting the governor TO contract with the
city Of Madison for water with which
the park.
An assembly bill was passed appro-
priadng the following sums to the men
named to defray the expenses &C as
sombly contests: J. 0. Davidson
S7O302; b. +. Goss, S1,OjS3s; Joseph
Filz. SS91.51; Theodore Prochnow
$95450; 0. L. Rosencrans, $5ST1S; p
G. Rademacher, SG7472; G. H. Wun
derlich, S749.51; +. A. DelegHse, ST.,
03421.
The senate held only an evening SEES
sion. The following senate bills were
passed; TO change the boundaries Of
the towns Of Whcatlmd and Genoa in
Vernon county; to regulate the fisheries
on Lake Michigan, Lake Superior and
Green Bay; to amend, revise aui codi
fy the laws in reference to the H. iscOn
sin national guard.
An assembly bill was passed 10 pro
vide a uniform system Of certidcation
7 Of teachers and to give the graduates
of leading educational institutions, the
right to teach without the necessity Of
I taking examination by a county or city
superintendent.
A senate bill was killed prohibiting
the unlicensed DETACHMENT of public
and private property.
At the afternoon session of the senate
the Waukcsha water pipe bill came
back from the assembly with an amend
mont After some discussion the
amendment was adopted. The follow
4 ing assembly bills were concurred in
To provide county and city repositories
and regulate the deposit of public
moneys therein and protecting trade
| and commerce against unlawful trusts
and monopoies.
( a substitute for Senator Krlszka's
caucus bill was concurred i'm by the
( assembly. 4 bill correcting an error in
the law abolishins days of grace was
. concurred in, as was the veterans
home appropriation Din Bills were in
definitely postponed Regulating the
practice of pharmacy; to tax gifts, lega
cies and inhcritnces. Bills were indie
I tiuitely postponed: Compelling trans
porratiou Of refuse matter out of cities
by railroad companies, Making larceny
Z lItIu supp OF NtNlt al ltlbNNr -Nullltll W
ing destruction of fighting dogs and
birds and against Keeping of savage
/ dogs i'm cities There was a long, tcdi-
Gus debate ON the merits OF senate bill
( No. 30, regulating the appointment OF
|roId superintendent ana the manner
/ Of paying road taxes. 1t was passed
The bin creating a board of arbitration
to settle difficulties between employers
and employees was passed.
senator Pratt presented a joint reso-
luton resembling joint resolution rela-
tive to the final adjournment and The
reporting of committees and semug the
time two days forward in each case
making the final adjournment on the
I'D inst The resolution WAS unani-
mously adopted in both houses