The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-03-18
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MADISON, Wis, March 8.-The Assembly
passed. by vote of 81 to ~ the bill allowing
agricultural societies to receive aid from the
state and at the same time allow the sale OF
liquor on their grounds. II also passed the
jacob bin, fixing the liquor license al 500 in
towns of less than 500 population and at
500 in other towns Senate bill to appro-
pirate money for the funeral expenses
OF Senator Horn was concurred in. At the
evening session the Assembly passed to a
third reading the Daily anti Pinkerton bill as
amended by the judiciary committee during n
half hours session. There Were Just three ayes
distingui hable and no dissenting voice. Bills
We're ordered engrOssed and read third time.
To build "A dam on White River, and prohibit
ing the employment by sherifS Of nonresident
peace officers.
MADISON, " is, March AT this mornings
session OF the Assembly the bill prohibiting The
marriage OF first cousins was passed by prac-
tically the same vote as that by which il was
ordered 10 g third reading. The bill appTopri-
stng $3.50 TO George H. kronke for salary
and mileage was passed under suspension of
the rules, and similar action was taken with
number of bills reported fayOrably by the Mil
waukee delegation. The bill 10 provide for the
admission of book entries as evidence was
passed The committee on assessment and col
lection of taxes reported favorably the bill to
provide for the investigation OF the existing
tax and assessment laws with view to their
inprOvement.
MAn1soS, Wis, March 1o.-Before the regular
business of the Assembly this morning the
members rose in tockssto ask leave OF absence
TIL Tuesday. The speaker finally requested
them 10 wait until Adjournment. which would
probably be till Tuesday. and make their re
quests unnecessary. Messrs. Sampson aud Ed
munds presented petitions in favor
in schools. NJ Perkins had two pc.
for feeble minded. some of MI Delegltse
constituents asked fer the removal of pro
scriptive laws against Fore't County and per-
mitting her to do business under the general
laws applicable to other counties. The bill to
organize the town of Coleman, Marinere
County. was passed under suspension Of the
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proprate 5000 for the purchase Of stationery
for the state; to protect drains, ditcheS canals
etc. in the state.
MApIsoN. Wis, March i9-To-night's session
OF the two houses lasted less than fifteen min
utes. In the Assembly MesSrs. Cochrane and
konrad presented petition favoring the pass
age OF the bill for the home for the feeble
minded. Messrs. Mckenzie, Holman and 9TH
ers sent in 6 remonstTGHce against the game
bill There were petitions from the RHcine.and
Hartford turner's for the physical training bill.
When the committee on enrolled bills reported,
MI. Hunt moved q suspension of the rules and
bill authorizing Z. H. Brokaw TO build dam
on the 0Conto River was passed.
MADISON, Wis, March li.-Chief Clerk Forth
read statement showing there are still in the
hands of committees S'5 bills out OF tOta! OF
763 Introduced. Al this time q week ago there
were is7 bills not yet acted upon. Petitions
were presented by Mr.. Sampson demonstrating
against the game bill and bv Nh Nahoney in
favor of the feeble minded home Dill he
committee on claims reported in favor OF the
bill for the blue books and recommended in
definite postponement of An APPROPRIATION to
Patrick Carey for injuries sustained in the
south wing of the capitol The committee on
state affairs recommended several bills for in
definite posiponenent Nh Mckenzie re-
ported bill to appropriate 500 to the city of
buffalo for loss sustained by de-
feCtive title TO land sold by the state.
The committee on medical societies recon-
mended for indefinite postponement the bills to
create state nome for iGebrlateS and 10 hinder
the spread OF contagious diseases. here we're
numerous reports from Committees OF one on
bills OF local importance. Nj. Mills msTed Il
suspension of the rules. when the bill creating
the surerlor court In Douglas County was
passed The Assembly went into committee Of
the whole, with Nj IEaEe, Of Fond du Lac, IN
the chair a nd when Il arose c number Of bills
Mere Killed.