Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1893-03-03

OF any person In an nn Motel or board
ing house from escaping gas prilna
facie evidence of carelessness on the
part of the owner.
By Mr.. Spensley-Amending the stat
utes relating to the duties of the COM
missioners of fisheries, providing that
they be given an office in the capitol;
also, amending the statutes relating to
cemeteries; also, to limit the number
of terms of county treasurers, provid-
ing that no such treasurer shall hold
office more than two terms in success
sion.
By Mr.. Brown-To appropriate to the
fish commissioners $1,000.
BY Mr.. Bashford-To create uni
form system of registering in probate
in this state.
In the assembly Mr.. Tucker offered
a joint resolution for a constitutional
amendment making the term Of Office
of the state superintendent of schools
six instead Of two years.
A joint resolution was introduced by
Mr. Delaglise, asking for an amend
ment to the constitution of the United
States so rs to make the president
of the nation ineligible to reelection,
and make Ill ex-presidents senators at
large Of the United States for the re-
mainder Of their lives.
Bills were introduced:
, By Mr.. Heyl-Providing for the print
ing of 5000 additional copies of the
reports of the state board Of health,
. each year, beginning with that of 1892.
By Mr.. Hey1-To license engineers
and boiler inspectors.
. By Mr.. Heyl-To appropriate 81, 800
. to Patrick Cary for injuries from the
falling of the capitol wing.
By Mr.. Brader-To appropriate to
VIM. Shillinglaw $500 for loss sustained
by the burning of a threshing machine
at the state hospital for the insane.
BY Mr. Notwithstanding the chang
ing Of county seats in counties having
less than 5000 inhabitants and more
than 900 square miles of territory
By Mr. O'Neill-To provide for n
state board of arbitration for the set
tlement Of differences between employ
ers and employees.
By Mr.. Corcoran-To define and
regulate trusts and prescribing Il penal
ty of from $1,000 to $1,000 fine for
participating in the formation Or con-
duct Of Il trust.
By Mr.. Quigg-To create d state
board of highway commissioners and
provide for their salaries and expenses
and duties.
By Mr.. Mills-To create the eigh-
teenth judicial circuit out of the county
of Douglas; to provide for the inspee-
ton and weighing Of grain.
Madison Feb. 22.-In the senate TO-
day the committee on worlds fair re
ported back the bill appropriating $780,
600 to the commissioners with an
amendment reducing the amount to
$4,000, the amount Of the estimate
scheduled by the latter, and recon-
mended it's passage after amendment.
Mr. Phalen introduced a Joint resolu-
ton providing for a constitutional
amendment regarding city charters the
effect of which would be to repeal the
amendment adopted at the last cleo
ton and put the matter back on it's
old footing.
Bills were introduced as, follows:
! BY Mr.. Kingston-To amend the laws
dividing cities into classes, and provid-
ing for their incorporation and govern
ment
By Mr.. KoenitZer-To exempt certain
earnings of unmarried persons, and
amendatory of the laws in relation
thereto; also providing for the payment
Of license by railway tping car COM
panies and regulating their manage
ment.
By Mr.. Kennedy-To provide for a
more perfect registration of deaths,
and to require burial permits.
By Mr.. Withee-Changing the times
Of holding terms of court in the sixth
circuit.
BY Mr.. So1liday-Relating to the ma
tional guard, and amendatory Of the
laws in relation thereto.
By Mr.. Connor-Making members of
county boards ineligible 10 election or
appointment as trustees of county in
sane asylum.
BY Mr.. App1e-Appropriating $1,000
to the State Dairymen's association.
BY Mr.. Manufacturing the times
of holding terms of court in the seven
teenth judicial circuit.
By Mr.. MacBride-To provide for the
settlement of claims against past state
treasureIS, providing that 3 per cent.
interest shall be accepted on judg-
ments against such treasurers. The
bill was referred to the joint commit
tee on claims.
In the assembly the following bills
were introduced:
BY Mr.. Putnam-To encourage the
Improvement of public roads, and pro-
vide for the appointment and compen-
Sation of commissioners
BY Mr.. demonstrating to license
funds received by cities, and use of
portion of same for library purposes.
BY Mr.. Harmonic make labor day
a legal holiday; also, to provide for
recording of lumber log scales.
BY Mr. Corcorln-To regulate the
stopping of passenger trains at sta
tons.
BY Mr.. Davidson-Relating to who
may solemniZe marriage.
BY Mr.. Goss-To regulate construc-
ton Of buildings for public entertain
. mentS: to regulate construction of
buildings for hotels, lodging houses, etc.
, By Mr.. Luscher-To provide for APP
, pOintment and prescribe duties Of a