Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-03-16
nr0VSIN LEGISLATURE.


Z DEMONSTRATING against the passage Of
II - .Sr@viding Tor compromise with the ex-
.-,. remonstr"nce against the pas
81 yr.I,, Humane society; from the Grand
s WY, O. 0. f., demonstrating against the
q! e the bill TO limit the forfeiture of
g y: .g;r, in benefit or relief societies. The
Inrjon instructing the chief clerk to
ssrrp6 the proceedings at the memorial
p. fox the late senator Horn was adopted.
ts5. Hills we're cOncurred in: To appro-
.''o each for expenses to the members of
,Ys+ire visiting committee to state lnsti-
g. ~ provide for the election of
aistrict officers by ballot. A re.
49, then taken till 1870 this after
81 Sr.'tfhe afternoon session Mr.. Mcclellan
S remOnstrance from the Board of Su-
:11,.nf Brown County against the passage
VIII 10 settle the cases against the state
The Milwaukee delegation reported
8 Fannws Making the office of register
'h.ii.Nf Milwaukee County salaried office
gu me recommendation that it pass
81 amendment providing that it
a l ke effect until January l, 1885. Re-
mol cS 5oGt 2S2, laws of 1891, relating to
81 .aoosrs ana tunnels for railroads with the
mmerdntion that it pass; providing for the
1.-THE salaries of under-sheritfs and depu-
a ,ss with the recommendation that it be
s..t,e,r postponed. The Senate committee
se.Ia-Y0rations recommended for passage the
~. nine line through the grounds of the
Fl I~tn>trial School at WauAesha.
a,.oy Wis. March S.-Petitions were pre-
q ~ 4or the passage of laws providing for
oirulture in city schools, also three re-
q anrrS AGAINST d compromise in the treas
.,ae Bills were passed. To protect eject
5@tendauts i'll certain cases: to amend
-,oing dividends; to authorize cir
courts to proceed with public
.o,s upon certain legal holidays, and
N~.el chapter 537 of the laws of 1891 The
4 %bIv bill was non cOncurred in providing
-Nnisbment for the wilfuI, misc hlevous and
q tEn irving away of the animals of another.
yor. discussion arose over the bill to au-
Y ,5sr pipes through the grounds of the State
s@,frjal school for Boys, under the direc-
q Al the superintendent of such school,
si,6 nroyide and furnish to the state upon
u ,roTnds of such school drinking fountain
I. Tho Ise of such school, which came up ON
s,.oE,weut and third reading. Mr.. Bashford
red that the bill be referred to the judiciary
S-mtee roll-cAll was taken on the mo-
4 ,psuIting in tie, aud the bill was then
s5,e1 10 engrossment and third read
4, II the afternoon session of the
lite Mr. Kruszka presented another
4 The inspired circumstances against
treasury settlement BILL Moth
arq5e was done but to listen to the reports of
/ ntees, among which were many 1mpor-
j measures The committee on education
i srted fayOrably on the bill apprOpriating
.M3 to the State University. and it was re-
ned to the committee on claims. The Judi
svCommittee recommended indefinite post
cement of the Bechtner bill for the CONSOLE
Dn of Milwaukee county ana city govern
2s
|gDlsoN Wis, March 9.-In the Senate peti-
we're received from the Madison Turnye-
igand Milwaukee Balm Frel for the passage
esslation providing for physical culture in
Dy& Three Assembly bills were concurred
sud large number Of Senate bills killed.
afternoon session was principally occupied
lg5 reports from the juu; clary committee
plDI,oy, Wis, March i0.-The Phalen joint
iNg,iOn for Il constitutional amendment
sslg out the word "city" from subdivision
section ofArticle Of the constitution,
hen would effect the annulment of the
2o1ment regarding city charters just
DTed, came up for passage. The resolution
adopted by vote of II TO II. Mr.. Kings
II obtained unanimous consent for the
aderation OF the bill amending the
clon laws by providing that judicial
Ia.NlteS shall be voted for in each precinct,
the bin was passed. Other bills passed:
amend section 2442 of the Revised Statutes,
alng 10 gifts and grants to married women;
miUce court expenses il circuit courts, and
uidug tor the payment of the fees of refer
+ etc; to prevent oppressive garnishment
1lhe transferring OF Claims for the purpose
%pEFIng debtors of their exemption rights:
Aag TO weights and measures and amenda-
To section iGt5 of the Revised Statutes of
IS amended by chapter III of the laws or
Va and ameudatOry OF section 1868 OF the Re-
e.HINtEtcS OF 1873.
MuI>oy Wis March Tho Senate met ut
aock tn Lieut. GOV. Jonas in the chair.
.son> were received relating to physical ed
ooni0 the ur5I;c schools The Judiciary
rr,irfa, r,,,,rtof g,1-o-,f11- ~, tbo 'hiI1 val
IF I" t, OF asS Hit a u,lromees
atr 4 soloriaG ntficn A. origiroIlv intro-
the hi W.. nv tnl,a ntIact from ,tS mass.
10 ggf puLiirafi0T ~, ot Tho MARION Of Sen.
rNurnhv il was ,n,6, to tal-e effect January
~ no Mn ,v1s nnscoI oI,tborizing fha
ge Ufyo-icnI Snnioti, 70 sauna onnva1 Gov
leqI estate ana rnlntino 70 rho dn.Ir,iction
ion, weed, rho lv7emh iv hill wss con
'eI in limiting the number OF terms to which
arson may be. eligible 10 the office of county
@SDyer to TWO consecutive terms
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ngsa fIn 10 Assembly, man george n
for ' sero rS" o henosHa county ~ mf EN-
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cv rr 81 etl1oIiiies was lepolseu
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ssmit, o6sro5 Sn ~, pro4ao'y nafnlui, W MI.
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c t1a ' taYP 10 Jay the ameHuhieli.
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'l.. WAS ro5.I',+ 10y III p gGnelai faaane t.
5sc.gr4fitlo' 'tOgl o'"teu Clues anu siIiasss
az limits onJ I 80 eSsn's ou.slue t fr ~
stiles ANA rnii,,ro, 1>, - pto 80 80 nabHn1
ut thu IiCunse ~ le.o sTnoUl
~alen Srnnr%i, ing pf .lie St.1s 81
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