Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-02-23


ing for session of the senate We'd /
nesday evening, March 1, for holding
memorial services to the late Senator
+. W. Horn.
Bills We're introduced:
By Mr.. Notwithstanding to fish
ing in inland waters.
By Mr.. Deleglise-To change town
boundaries and create new towns in
Forest county.
By Mr.. misunderstanding for
the introduction Of the teaching Of
physical culture in the schools Of the
state.
By Mr.. Lamberson-To protect deer
and quail in the counties of Vernon,
Sank and Richland for period Of five
years.
By Mr.. McGillivray-Relating to the
value OF diseased animals; to make the
bridge over Black river, at River Falls,
in Jackson county, city bridge in
stead Of a county bridge.
/ By Mr.. Tucker-To appropriate 500
/ to c. L. Floyd for butter r+olen from
! him and consumed by the inmates Of
the northern hospital for the insane.
By Mr.. Heyl-To provide for the
punishment of tresspassers.
By Mr.. Neutrality-suspicious. to VII
lagos.
! BY Mr.. Voss-To appropriate $500 to
J. E. Lounsbury for the failure Of GER
tain land titles procured from the state.
! By Mr.. Jacobi-TO fix the amount
which may be lawfully paid for eX-
! penses Of contests for seats in the
legislature at not to exceed $500.
By Mr.. SuelfOw-Forbidding the eX-
istence Of secret military organizations.
BY Mr.. Liebenstein-To limit the
number Of terms which 4 man may
serve as county treasurer consecutively
to two, and requiring that two years
shall have elapsed after such service
before he shall be again eligible to the
Office.
By Mr.. Austin-To provide punish
ment for the wilful driving away of
the animals of another.
The bill creating the county of Iron
from portion of Ashland county was
concu1Ted in.
Senate bills were passed as follows:
Repeating the Keogh law governing
election primaries in the city of Mil
waukee.
To legalize the action of Geneva TN
ion school district No. 1, in the county
of Walworth, and authorize said dis
tlict to borrow money and issue it's
negotiable bonds therefor
To repeal sections 1 and 2. chapter
$40. laws of 1891. entitled an act relat-
ing to the manner Of conducting cleo
tons. to secure the purity and secrecy
of the ballot.
To prescribe and fix the term Of
court in Forest county, in the tenth
judicial circuit of the state of Wiscon-
sin.
Fixing the time of holding terms of
court in the sixteenth judicial circuit.
After protracted debate the as
sembly by a vote of 40 to 43 unseated
PrOchnoW. rep, from the the 10th Mil
waukee district and seated Rademach-
er, dem. Schwefel Of Dodge. and DECK
man Of ShebOygan. voted with the re-
publicans. Otherwise it was Il straight
party vote. On the face Of the returns
ProchnOw had a majority Of one.
At the evening session OF the house
bills were introduced as follows:
By Mr. Mckenzie, providing for the
semiannua1 collection Of taxes; also,
for 4 per cent. taxation on inherit
ances.
BY Mr. Deleglise, relative to land
marks; also, changing the boundaries
Of Forest county towns.
By Mr.. Perkins, creating the county
OF Prentice out Of portion Of Price
and Chippewa counties.
By Mr.. Mcclellan, establishing a
school Of mines at Hurley and appro-
priating $4,000 therefor. The object
of the school is to give instruction in
chemistry, geometry, metallurgy, min
ing, etc.
By Mr. Konrad, providing q penalty
for making false statements to the as
SCISSOR.
By Mr.. Corcoran, forbidding the form
alton of trusts.
By Mr.. Finn, annulling the municipal
court Of Lincoln county.
By Mr.. Filz, for the establishment Of
naval militia.
! by MT. Mills, relaIlnS 10 1aDOreTS
liens on railroads..
By Mr.. Goss (by request, for the pro-
lection Of birds, their nests and eggs.
! By Mr.. IverSon, for the election, BIZ
ennially, of @ court of Cancellation Of
six members in each town, village and
city, to settle differences between cap
ital and labor.
By Mr.. Wilson, to make diplomas
granted by normal schools to graduates
in their kindergarten departments, GER
tiicates emitting their holders to teach
in public kindergartens.
By Mr.. McConochie requiring high
way taxes to be paid in money.
By Mr.. Smith, giving the state board
Of control $1,000 for a stenographer;
also, appropriating to J. o. Davidson
SLOTS to pay his expenses in his contest
to hold his seat in the senate; also, ap-
propriating to B. F. Goss $1,000 for
like reason; also, making appropriations
to the various state institutions for the
next two years as follows: state hos
pital S147, 207; northern hospital $685.
$50; deaf and dumb institute $4,000;
blind institute S145. 400; industrial
school for boys S11O,O95; state prison
$50, 600; and school for boys S13O,OOO |
A PERPLENING SUBJECT.