Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1893-02-17


compensation of the same was passed
under suspension Of the rules.
4 Madison, Feb. Sin the senate bills
We're introduced and referred as follows:
BY Mr.. WOODWORK Giving Supt
Wells $500 for making ii revision of
the school code Of the state.
! BY Mr.. koenitZer-To fix the liability
of persons or corporations operating cars
by electricity in case Of the death or in
jury of any person, and making such
persons or corporations liable except in
case Of neglect by the person injured.
BY Mr.. Koenitz-To authorize the in
surance commissioner TO issue insurance
policies to citizens of the state, subject
to the approval of an insurance board
consisting of the governor, secretary Of
state, encouragement, insurance COM
missioner, and five other persons to be
appointed by the governor, the contracts
with policy holders to be similar to those
Of insurance companies. The bill au-
thorizes the governor to appoint a COM
mission Of seven persons to draft a suit
able law for the purpose.
| BY Mr.. Conner-To provide for the
purchase of Camp Randall by the state
for the mobilization Of troops and mon
umental purposes and appropriating
$4,000 therefor.
BY Mr.. Connor-To provide for the il
censing Of express companies.
BY Mr.. Brown-Relating to game and
fish. The bill makes the salary Of the
state game warden $500 per annuIn.
provides him with stationary, etc, and
creates a contongent fund of $4,000 sub
ject to his draft for expenses or clerk
hire.
BY Mr. Phipps-To provide a contin-
ent fund, not TO, exceed $4,000, to be
used in case of necessity for the proven
ton of cholera and other dangerous con
tagious diseases.
In the house there was a perfect food
of bills, many, however, being Of local
and unintereSting character. Among
the most important were the following.
By Mr.. Deuster- Making the maxi
mum price of liquor license $500 and
the minimum 500.
By Mr.. Danielson-Proyiding for the
requirement of a marriage license from
county clerks and fixing the fee payable
to the clerks at $15O.
By Mr.. Evans-To prevent incompe-
tent persons from commencing the prac-
tice Of surgery and medicine and proyid-
ing for the appointment of Il state
board Of medical examiners, in which
the three schools are represented.
By Mr.. A1ills-Amending the law for
the drawal of jurors and extending ex-
emptions to professional men and skilled
mechanics and railway employees, so that
the drawing of jurors shall not inter
fere with business; to reduce the rate
of interest on tax sale certificates FROM
fifteen to ten per cent. per annum: 10
cede jurisdiction to the state Of North
Dakota to not to exceed ten acres of
land in West Superior, to be used for
elevator business; to amend the CON
stitution so as to Increase the salaries OF
members Of the legislature to $1,000
and cutting off all perquisites in the
form OF stationary, postage, etc; to y
mend the constitution so as to allow for
the election of more than one judge in
a circuit district.
BY Mr.. Cochran-Providing imprison-
mcnt in addition to fine as the penalty
for conviction the second time i'll the
same year for the OffenSe of selling Ii
quor without Il license by the same per
SON
BY Mr.. Wilson-Providing for the
assessment of personal property in the
district where it is located.
BY Mr.. Brader-Providing additional
safeguards and precautions to preserve
the purity and secrecy of the ballot.
BY Mr.. Burke-To appropriate $1,0tN
TO The State Firemen's association.
BY Mr. Leissring-Providing for the
separation of villages from the towns IN
which they are situated.
BY Mr.. Wiph-Relating to the practice
of pharmacy.
BY Mr.. Misunderstanding dogs not
wearing a collar bearing the name of
the owner common nuisance TO be ex-
terminated at pleasure when off the
premises Of the owner.
BY Mr.. Abert-Prescribing the license
to be paid by peddlers, and fixing Ii
cense OF So per day for each pedGler do
ing business in villages or cities at the
will of the officers Of such cities or vii
lagos.
marks. labels, etc.
BY Mr.. I.ees-To prevent the impro-
per and corrupt use Of money in cleo
tons.
BY Mr.. Weeks-To abolish the office
of county superintendent Of schools,
and to provide for the more efficient
supervision Of the common schools.
BY Mr.. Misunderstanding certain
persons habitual criminals and prescrib-
five years for a second conviction.
BY Mr.. Woodnorth-Providi for a
uniform system of text looks for the
public schools in cities, villages, ETC.,
of less than 100000 inhabitants
BY Mr.. Apple-To amend the laws Of
1889. relating to the standard of milk,
making the standard of pure milk II
per cent. solids and per cent, butter
fat
BY Mr.. Phalen Cby request -Provid-
ing for the release of life convicts now
confined in the state prison on parole.
/ In the assembly several co-employe
bills Were introduced. Other measures
proposed were:
BY Mr.. Tracy-Regarding the liability
of managers and owners for damages
/ to guests by escaping gas, making fail
ure to use modern automatic gas burn
BY Mr. Quigg-To regulate the sale of
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