Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-02-23

Sen are.

gtl + ~ Cu,np Randall by the state. AI,u
la'.-Grcc from James \. Garfield Post OF
@o', o%,,inst such purchase. Also petition
-a,,,.,Tge Of the Dill relating 10 liens on
\, t ?" T~nlher 4 large number of bills
sDr dnced principally of d local char
5sl,' .,rilt resolution was passed providing
III a.,ributiou of blue books in the dis
j .t, s["ator f. W Horn. deceased, by AS
;M@,s,Ssm Fitzgerald and Conrad.
cs4", Wis, Feb. 15.--The Senate was
4 .l,S,'no order by President MacBride at 10
81 u 70 morning. There were but two alb
3 .eA fhr president submitted u commune
F'i.or the lieutenant governor stating the
e l1.F i,oI. French to lecture before the
~ IN The Worlds Fair. ON motion OF
AIfa1,1t COL French was invited to
.,Ie Senate Thursday evening, March 2.
!a',;on was carried unanimously.
ApsniaIl by the state. and praying for the
4 q hrt he bills providing for the bi-Weekly
83ssst Of wages. and relating to liens on logs
2a,h.r. A Joint resolution was Introduced
lppoyter fav0ring the annexation of the
1i, .r' Islands by the United States,
]" irtroduced joint resolution
art that the representatives in Con-
I urged 10 endeavor to secure the passage
n u .oyo'ution pending i'll the United States
asrborizing the placing of a statue of
'gstQuette in the statuary nail at Washing
he rules were suspended and the
,,ion passed. The governor an
s.. ."S his signature to No. II. s. relat-
afa i.Iutive employees. The bill in rela-
4 =, me sale of public lands in Oneida Coun-
"oWn AS the state park, came up for en-
"snt and third reading on the report of
%mmittee ON public lands. Mr.. Pratt
a SJ+t the bill be recommltted to the CON-
n.an claims, which was done.
4"nv Feb lG.-The usual number of petit
and remonstrances for the purchase of
', randall were received. Assembly bill
nv ~ creating the county of Iron, as amended
5.5.commi;tee providing for more definite
.sr of settling the accounts of the towns in
county affairs, was concurred in.
allowing pills were passed: Ex-
LIMO the operations of the Cooper
~n Milwaukee, and repeating the keOgh law:
siyjng the acts OF the Geneva Union
8 i district; amending section 2039 of the
.H u, statutes relating to the manner of con-
gSirr elections to secure secrecy and purity
s.%o hallot maintaining boomS in the Wolf
srr qyempung certain property from taxa
M relating to land sold for taxes: fixing the
T., 0 court i'll Forest County; eXempting
arwxatnn corporations formed for the treat
tof relief of insane or teeble-minded per-
r. fytne the time for holding terms of
-sin the Sixteenth Judicial Circuit empow-
j., courts to appoint guardians for insane
III with rights to special administrators;
1.-The terms of court for Iowa and Latay-
/. rounties, in the Fifth Judicial Circuit
djing that warrant for attachment shall be
unable in three days after it shall issue,
DAYS and legal holidays excepted; protect
rersOnS corporations or associations of
Sngmen i'll the use and enjoyment of their
AFs trade marks, etc.
3nGsoy, Wis, Feb. 17-Mr. Pratt presented
Il memorials from the Wlnnebago County
ani0fSuperyisOrs in relation to better roads
/ asking the repeal of the law relative to
yce tor humane agents. The Assembly
q Tcutug the town of Underhill, in Oneida
,-tr was cOnCurred in under suspension of
Il rules The bill providing for the APP
rmcnt of IL committee Oh retrenchment
aeOrm was Concurrcd in. The chair APP
lpd as members of such committee on be-
the senate: Messrs. Lees. chairman;
a5 Voss and Burgess. The Assembly bill
lgadng relief io- INDECENT soldiers and sail
lm Indefinitely postponed. Among bills
induced OF general interest were those APP
natlng annually $4,000 to the Wis
repairs also a like sum: for
IN furniture and heating apparatus.
lending chapter 32l, laws of 1897, relating to
l&birc for the Board of Control; also APP
alaing the following aggregate sums of
kly for the various state institutions for i'm
IymentS and current expenses: State Hospi-
for Insane. STAT ,207: Northern Hospital,
&6% School for the Deaf, SSy. 500; School for
iBild Sl15, 4OU Industrial School for Boys.
lEj state prison, SS4,600: state public
FOOL Si$0 200 charging the power OF cities
lslized under special acts of the legislature.
3Hbil permits common councils in cities al
3N chartered 10 amend their charters.
Assembly.
ADE0N Wis, Feb. 14-Another large ap-
EpliGtiOu bill was Introduced this morning.
@Ihe measure establishing a new state In
AllOn, being for the care OF idiots and OF
Aminded and appropriating therefor the
lot 500 OO0 The bill was drafted under
u MperySIon of the State Board of Control
II has the endorsement of that body. The
70 establish boulevard on the lake
INM Milwaukee was presented this morn
Mr.. Hiptze. 1t gives the city
aANf in tho lake from Wisconsin Street to
aNNenue, from which latter point, the au.
i1@yS, may be extended at the next ses-
Of the legislature. The committee on
ijeses and elections reported in the con-
fHeection case of Anton Langenkamp VS..
sRa Filz, from Kewaunee County. in favor of
lLl and resolution declaring him en-
A,aN the seat was adopted by ayes IS, noes
Assembly Quigg, of Monroe County, In
.Gced another medical bill. 1t differs ma
la{ from DR.. Evans i'll that it makes the
e Board of Health competent to pass on
i33Sa1Ons for certificates. Mr.. Tucker H.
yucca bill to provide a remedy against
aOS who transfer their property to their
sof the purpose OF defrauding their cred
and relating to the publication OF the
AVA laws by newspapers and requiring that
JAWS shall not be printed in smaller than
%NOs type. The Assembly went into
f in Of 96e the nso whole; with rahs,aa M:
III o. The general file. When 1t arose
%nWlug bills were indefinitely postponed:
m lsAd The articles of Incorporation OF the
'H4S Mississippi Railway Company: relat.
f., % movement of homestead claims: to
~ section 1882 of sanborn and Berryman's
Eg'N su statutes Bills relating to the in.
va ISL Illuminating oils and to appropriate
.,stWlt swamp lands in Waushara County
slsseTed TO The committee on claims. and
%Moy adjourned.
Epson Wis, Feb. l5-D. J. Mckenzie has
m. mAeh 10 commence an assault upon the
m ,.% nuisance in the Assembly. The
trDY,tes; 1T shall De unlawful for any
,T% Sri use or smoke any cigarette or Gig.
snIh this state. Any person found
IN W violating the provisions of this bill
han Qeemed guilty of a misdemeanor
s n Us punished mnis by fine Of not less
49, me county Jail not more than ten
NJ v. less than three days" Mr.. Blenski.
8,msuAee, failed to carry out his threat
Is Tbae against the wearing OF hoop
8ts, sne Assembly failed to pass bill at to.
#@gsso0u The work is so far delayed that
Aen,Ios single measure on the general
TIGerauon by the committee of the
Is baine 4eslslatu-e has made but one law
4&ar obs mat TO provide for the work of
~SWheF laws
8ngrN, Wis, Feb. 16-The Rademacher-
Il Pm w e "cton contest came up tor consid.
>arsa@ we Assembly this morning. The
ou privileges and elections had re-
N&g Sssoiutlon unseating Prochnow and
pfvi nNuemacher. minority re-
IN wy the seat to the present oc-
H<gn, was ,S also presented, but after
10 "a ~. u. majority report was adopted by
Ns Nh $50 ~ So An adjournment was then
Les ws estthlng. Mr.. Rademacher. of Mil
ayh%"Ss;.LA MS seat at the evening session.