Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-03-11
WISCONSIN LEGJSLATURE


! aggregate Of taxes 10 be legally levied
in the state.
BY Senator Morton, to extend the
registration laws 10 towns and villages
with a population of $500 or more;
also, to provide for the collection of
insurance taxes In villages.
BY Senator Bashford, to alter the
boundaries of Joint school district No. 5,
in the towns of Blooming Grove and
Fitchburg, Dane county.
By Senator Lees, providing for the
payment of a license fee by express
companies; also, for the payment Of n
license fee by the owners Of palace,
drawing room or sleeping car compan-
les.
A joint resolution presented by Sen
ator Kennedy authorizing the dropping
of proceedings against the late state
treasurers, Kuehn and Baetz, was laid
/ over under the rules.
The assembly held an evening session
/ and house bills were passed as follows.
Authorizing the Ahnapee & Western
railway to bridge Sturgeon bay; relat-
/ ing to the Indebtedness of jefferson;
permitting circuit court clerks TO ap-
| point more than one deputy; authoriz-
/ ing the county Of Dunn to maintain a
/ ferry across the Chippewa river; rcla-
/ tive to terms of the county court for
/ Columbia county; for the severe punish
ment Of crimes against nature.
I Assembly bills were killed MS follows:
/ Reducing the rate Of interest on TAX
certificates from Is per cent. TO lo;
/ limiting the amount to $500 which the
state shall allow to a person making
contest for seat in the legislature;
permitting town, village ana city treas
urcls 10 sue insurance companies for
the recovery OF forfeitures to tire com
panies.
The chair announced the appointment
of McsSrs. EdmndS Brauer and Han
MS the house committee to investigate
railway licenses.
Bills, exclusive Of scores Of dead
heads. were introduced ms follows:
BY Mr.. Sampson, relating TO the
boarding of prisoners in jailS also pro
Niulh- loI 'uiuh'la Tvs "l>o' Iva wv
sale of some land at the state prison;
also. authorizing the governor to fill
legislative vacancies.
BY Mr.. Van der Heiden, requiring
passenger trains to stop Mt al stations.
This was the last day for the intro
ducton of bills.
MADISON M'rch L-AI 'he H'oilillS
g.. TO,
reso,ntion uro,ing rnnrespntotivcs IN
cororpss to usa thejr influence in bring.
inc, ,tout thc ,nuovotion of Hawaii
a.r,o mn far consideration Mr. Krusz.
H., onnnscd it's ,dontiop and Mr. Pax
fen r,[oro5 n and II was finally order
,1 g., a., t1,i,.5 rr,1in.,
INNS ,..ara noeeal. ATar,ino If q crime
I'm have I'm nGssse1ion rurrlarioIs instrl-
rapts. raIatjpr to punishment for lav.
cap,. nrovidiug for fine Of 5000. mn.
thori2fur fhn huildiDg of a dock or pier
I'm the waters Of Green BAY. i'm Cham
hor's Island
In tAe lower house the biU So A.
being the amendment of the law giving
static mid to Agricultural snciefics so MS
10 hermit the sale of lIUnNP UUOO the
grounds Of such societies came IN for
massage, and if WIS eypectcd that
tbera vrould he orgtory and nm Animal
cd frbt. Int Smoker Keogh. dcspitp
the oninion of Mr.. Ringle that It was
unnecessary. ruled that the bin pro-
vided for aDnronriations and must go
TO the committee on claims.
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requests 10 oiluI0ii any, oliliil'u'c iiS,l
unions me @u.'S,i,u'' was iii.ei'ii'e'9
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otd'cs Jul 'ioH "fei .iic sun 5'oi
Day o'n"i was oono uii gu Ii "ii'el SUI
pension Vi llle iule' ,
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was oneIeu py M ii"lhe, ~ 'le ei-
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apoiO 'ile v'pi,ol W va, increasing e'iiS'