Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-04-20
Inc Senate bill in relation to paving and i'm
proving streets i'll cities of 100000 inbabitants

iIc senate bl4 III reianon to paving and i'm
was killed. ''''''
MADISON, Wis; April l4.--Aside from the Wau
i kesIla pipe me fight the feature of this morn
ms NSscmol! session was Gov Peck's veto of
the Rome for the feeble minded bill The veto
was sustained by vote of q to Al. II took up
most OF the first hour to get through the COM
mlttee reports and messages from the Senate.
me governor, III accordance with a Joint
resolution returned for further con
hs saie of the euo1 t gqSsca ron@ permit
cleties receiving state aid. Mr.. Mills moved 10
uose up the motion to reconsider wa 1nr
So5e y n Which the waH n
lastevening: The vote on the motion to recon
slider the vote by which the bin was non-con-
Cured in resulted, ayes 46, noes AZ. The ques-
the passage Of the bill, Fitzgeralo again
he ees p af @ b YR Wss en
concurred in, ayes AZ, noes AZ. Mr. BurdlcS
changed his vote from no to aye in order 10
move reconsideration Mr.. Fitzgerald anuc-
pated him by moving that the vote be reconsla,
cred and that the motion to reconsider be lald
on the table, which was declared carried by !he
chair. Mr.. Gaynor appeale from the oecls fo1
lowed which ended with Gaynor' 5 withdrawing
his appeal. The Senate bill to amend ana
codify the laws of the Wisconsi lin National Guard
ana make an appropriation for the militia waS
concurred in, and an. Assembly bill passed
amending the law relating to Improvements o. on
homestead lands The bill changing bounda-
LelSSrlng, of La Crosse, moved to lay upon Ihe
table, to shut off Mr.. Deeglse, who, ncverIne,
less, made speech After INDUCING IN so,lle
fun with the gentleman from Langlade, Ihe As
sembly laid the bill on the table-4I TO 50 ne
Senate amendments to the antitrust ana treas
ury depository bills were concurred IN,
MADISON, Wis, April l5.-Mr. fitzgerald IN,
troduced Il resolution authorizing the sale OF olS
seats to members at 81 each, which was carried.
Chairman schmz of the MllWaukee; Telesh.iiUn a
reported substitute registration bill making
the first session of the boards hve weeks before
the second, and another bin fixing the power OF
the Board of Park Commissioners. Under a
suspension of the rules the bills were passed;
Mr.. Burke moved a suspension of the rules ana
his bin relating to actions on ON
cial bonds passed. Mr. hllsle
moved to reconsider the vote by, which
the bill providing for the appointment OF county
road commissioners was laid on the table. me
motion to reconsider was carried, 40 to II. fur-
ther consideration of the bin was postponed I'M
til Tuesday morning. bill repeating the law
fixing the limit of poll tax to be raised by coun,
ties under 500 inhabitants at $1,000 was passed
after some discussion. Mr. Hanke, OF Eau care
offered resolution adiourning until ESQ Mon
day evening, and Mr.. Mills offered an amend
ment for adjournment until $50 Monday after
noon, which carried. In accordance WIN
q Joint resolution Gov. Peck sent back the blii
to allow villages to acquire properly 1o out
side their corporate limits. Mr.. smith, or IOWA,
stated that the bill had been objected 10 ov inc
attorney general He asked unanimous consent
for reconsideration of the vote by when II was
Mr.. Burke offered a resolution allowing the
state treasurer to pay the approprlau,ooim l o.
torney, owing to the dangerous illness, of Mr..
Prochnow. Bills were concurred III under sus-
pension of the rules: Providing for the appolnlrs
ment of road commissioners ana inc payei tio or
TO issue bonds for pubic Improvements.
They were the last bills on the mes,
The Assembly took recess of fifteen minutes
awaiting a message from the Senate When the
message was read Mr.. Burke moved rcconsld-
Grafton Of the vote on the Senate road phi ana
1io1 nrln f,Nr'
morning. When he concluded the motion was
defeated SO to 10. The Assembly concurred in
the Senate resolution relating to legislative en-
ployes, dispensing with many of them
MADISON, Wis, April 1.-THE Committee on
charitable and penal institutions recommended
concurrence in pin for he purchase of forty
Oshkosh Mr.. Tracy moved a suspension OF
the rules and it was concurred in, The com
mittee on interpretations recommended concur
renee in the bill to regulate log marks on
the Chippewa River. A bill to regulate the APP
pointment of road overSecrs was indefinitely
postponed at the motion of Mr.. Putnam,
PASSED the Assembly. Mr.. Burke moved the IN
definite postponcment of his bill to regulate eau
cuses and conventions 1t had been reported to
the House after undergoing seven distinct and
separate amendments Mr.. Burke explained
that though he considered his bill just and de-
sirable he was convinced it could not be en-
rolled and returned in time to enact it into law.
a exc Mis n oft b"s sR%ss" and he moved
to indefinitely. postpone the bill. me
motion was carried amidst laughter. Mr.. Ringle
introduced bill allowing the introduction of a
bill by Mr.. ONcil to amend the law relating to
building and loan associations. 1t was adopted
Mr. Hoyt called up the university appropriation
bill and moved a suspension of the rules for
action thereon, and it was concurrcd III. The
expected opposition to the $4,000 appro-
priation for the Camp Randall purchase failed
to develop. There were only six noes and sixty
six ayes. The select committee appointed to in
vestigate the ACCESSIBILITY of establishing bind
ing Irvine plant at Waupnn recommended the
continuance of the committee until the next
session.