Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-02-25

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life
Mr.. Heyl offered a resolution direct
Ing the committee on the assessment
and collection of taxes to submit a
suitable drainage bill TO cover the wants
OF Dane county.
Bills We're introduced as follows.
By Mr. Keogh, authorizing the state
to pay a special assessment OF 5000
against the industrial school for girls
in Milwaukee,
by Mr. Liebenstin, relating to boards
of review.
BY Mr.. HeyI (by requesN, providing
for the printing of 6,OOO copies biennial
" of the state board of health in ad-
dition to those already issued; also,
for the licensing of stationary engi-
neers and for the inspection of boilers;
also, apprOpriaung S1,jOO TO Patrick
Carey for injuries received in the
capitol calamity OF 1883.
BY Mr.. LANCE, repeating the act in
cooperating the Sheboygan X Fond
du Lac Road company.
by Mr.. Bmdick, authorizing Mons T.
Jerdee and others to dam the south
ork OF Clam river, Polk county; also
u. Il. Smith to sell rights acquired by
him under chapter 40, laws of 1888.
BY Mr.. Brader, appropriaung 500 to
William Shillinglaw, of Westport, in
payment for the destruction by fire Of
n threshing machine at the state hos
pital
by Mr. Mcclellan, authorizing the
governor to appoint annually an in
pcctor Of mines whose salary shall
De $1,000 and whose duty shall be to
ee that mines are operated so ms not
o endanger life.
BY Mr.. Daily authorizing Marinctte
and Menominee to bridge the Menomi
nee; also relating to the manner in
which electric light companies may
erect lines.
BY Mr.. Tucker, for the establishment
by the state board Of control Kelley
cure and setting aside of 10 per cent.
of all liquor licenses collected in the
state for its election and maintenance
BY Mr., Sampson, relating to the
printing Of delinquent tax lists; also,
providing against failure of a munich
lality to place its bonds with a trustee,
when railroad property is accepted.
by Mr.. Fulmer for board to in
pcct boilers and to license engineers;
also authorizing NJ. G. Ring and others
o dam the Black river. Clark county.
by Mr.. Frazer empowering town
supervisors to purchase or condemn
ands for highway purposes.
BY Mr.. Jacob, forbidding the re
noval of the county senatS in counties
having an erea of 800 square miles
or a population less than J.UOO;alsO. to
letter secure the payment from fire
insurance companies Of taxes.
by Mr.. O'Niel, providing for a state
board Of arbitration to setde labor
troubles. The government is en-
Dowerd to appoint three such commits
toner's eachto receive So per day while
on duty adjusting any difficulties be-
tween employers and employees.
by Mr. Nelson amending the law
relating to fle weekly payment Of
wages.
BY Mr.. Delegise, to assist people
unable to sustain their legal rights in
courts.
BY Mr.. Schmitz, establishing a police
court in Milwaukee,
by Mr. Goss, amending the election
laws.
BY Mr.. Konrad, amending the act
incorporating the Germantown Far
ners Mutual Fire Insurance company
also amending the charter Of the city
# West Bend.
BY Mr.. Corcoran, forbidding the
olmation Of trusts.
BY Mr.. Peterson, three, relating to
the three Barron county municipal
GU Is.
BY Mr. Sampson, relating to donations
and requests for holding burial lots
and grounds.
BY Mr. Quigg, creating n board of
ighway commissioners OF three. They
are to be appointed by the governor,
must be non-parusan, one member
must be a civil engineer; the salary Of
each is fixed at $1,000 a year, and the
office shall be in the capitol
BY Mr. Grimm, relating to the govern
ment Of county asylums
BY Mr.. Grimm consulting Douglas
county the 18th judicial circuit; also
or the regulation Of elevators and the
weighing of grain; also, amending the
law relating to the curing of defects
n real estate titles; also, relating to
the penalty on delinquent taxes.
BY Mr.. Hoyt, amending the law re-
ating to highway overseers.
BY Mr. Couch, requiring fshways to
be placed in the dams in the Wau-
iaca river
BY Mr.. Williams, relating to fire in
.surance policies.
By Mr. Mibraith two, amending
he lien laws; also relating to the pay
ment Of costs on new trials; also, per
aiming TO the exemption Of earnings.
by Mr.. Austin, relating to proceedings