Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1895-02-06

to sheriffs' fees. The judiciary committee
reported back bill! No. 3, providing that the
| state pay special Improvement taxes on ls,Id
| of the industrial school for girls. It was
| re,referred to the committee on claims.
issued by corporations except in actual
| value, was recommended for passage Mr..
| Putnam, for the committee on state affairs,
reported Mr. Mills bill providing for deep
| Impressed with the Importance of the
and asked that it be referred to
| dered. The joint resolution calling Iof
statement of loans from funds to schoo!
q resolution requiring that all nominations
from the governor be sent to a committee
and lay over one day. Adjournment was
then taken til! February at $50 p. M.
The Assembly.
| Under the head of petitions. memorials,
| etc, Mr.. Lee presented a petition in the
Assembly on the goth, in favor of the hawk
ers' bill, and Mr. McGnliyray presented
dairy bill. Mr.. Jcske presented several in
favor of the appropriation to the State
| Firemen's association.
| Bills were introduced as follows: Amend
| ing the game laws to protect deer and GER
| tain birds; to complete the establishment
of the seventh state normal school in the
lating to the charter Of Milwaukee as
to take territory from the Twelfth ward
and add it to the Seventeenth ward; to
authorize cities to pay the mayor salary;
TO amend the laws relating to county treas
ur 9 bonds providing for the e, election of
! to amend the general charter act; to estab-
lish a municipal court in Waukesha; TO
| amend the revised statutes limiting damages
! in case Of accidental death; amending the
Sunday laws so as to prohibit work by
BARRIERS on Sunday; to create municipal
! laws relating to horse stealing; establishing
railroad commission to regulate railroads;
to prevent boys shooting birds and animals
| in public parks.
Gov. Upham sent in a list of the par
dons granted by Gov Peck. The list in
| cluded fifteen to restore convicts to citizen
| ship; 43 from the state prison, is from the
| house of correction and 20 from the county
! jails, total of a.
| bills on the general file, and nobody moving
| to go into committee Of the whole, the
Assembly adjourned.
At the session of the Assembly on the Both
Mr. Sanderson offered a joint resolution con-
hrming the appointment of joint commit
/ tee for the drafting of an apportionment
| bill, in place of the proposed apportion-
| nent commission, the bill to be drawn after
] the taking of the next census. Bills were in
snrance companies with copies of the ses-
sion laws; to change the time of holding
kesha; providing for appeal from assess
mentS OF damages in street openings; TO
| vsors to aid towns of less than $50 inhabi-
tants to obtain fire protection; amending laws
for collection, of taxes; to appropriate 500
| to James Allen to refund money paid to
the state; TO fix the time for holding terms
of court in the Sixteenth Judicial circuit;
10 establish municipal court at Oshkosh;
to authorize the appointment Of additional
court commissioners for Milwaukee; to
amend laws relating to bonds and attor-
neys; to provide for waving q jury in GER
tain cases in Milwaukee county; repeating
laws of 1893 and re-enacting laws of 1891
relating to the distribution of state school
funds; to prevent the adulteration of vine,
gar; to amend the laws relating to relief
of INDECENT soldiers and marines; to re-
peal laws Of 1891 relating to villages;
ri tn dc 10 nd mr. eli foe
for isolation hospitals; to pay for property
destroyed to prevent the spread of con-
circuit and county courts; to exempt mort
cages on real estate; restricting taxation in
cities of from. 5000 to $4,000 in
of 1893, relating to trustees of insane
asylums; amending laws of 1891, relating
to register of probate in Winnebago county;
to appropriate the proceeds of q special tax
of 1-5 of mill to the university for special
purposes, also continuing the special tax
ing to the practice Of pharmacy Mr.. Cox, |
from the committee on roads reported back !
for faTorabe fonsderaton me BIZ making
plank road in the city of Sheboygan. The |
committee on legislative expenditure re-
ported favorable on the resolution to cut |
off new business February y. The rules |
were suspended and the resolution adopted. |
The committee on education reported favor
sembly then went into committee of the |
whole and m Mr. Mahon gy, Of xerTOn WAS WAS
were killed: Mr.. Prochnows bill relating |
to the removal of smallpox patients, Proc Oh, |
to authorize gas light companies to deal |
in gas stoves, Dodge's concealed weapon /
bill, Boncels Dill removing exemptions on
personal property as against servants
claims. After the committee arose Mr..
Sloan's bill. authorizing. certain counties to
erect soldiers memorial buildings. was
ordered to third reading and the bills rec
commended for indefinite pOstponement were /
an killed The Assembly then en-. adj Jour d.
Baskerville opened the session of the AS I
sembIy with prayer: Almost every MEM |
introduced as follows: Relating to the APP |
pointment of a good rOaCS commissions; TO |
protect fish in DeviI's lake, in Sank county; |
to repeal the laws of 1891 relating to the /
commitment of dependent children; proFid- |
ing for the election of school commissioners /
in critics of the first class; 10 appropriate
$4,000 for the purpose of seed grains for |
the northern fire sufferers: to amend the |
statrEtes relating to crime OF rape; to amend
school district in Dodge county; to provide |
fishways in dams on the Waupaca river; |
to; regulate the propelifng OF steam engines
on the highways in thenight time; to license |
retail dealers in cigarettes; to constitute |
the Eighteenth judicial circuit; to amend
the revised statutes relating to tax notices
and TAX sales; to authorize the establishment |
of 81 worEhOuse by any two counties; to
authorize the state boartT of control to erect
a hospital building at the state school at
Sparta, 1T appropriateS $4,000 for the par
pose; to appropriate to- Liz8fe Seymour $1,000
damages SuSLalneu ny III al dCCI-
dent at the state school at Sparta; regu-
lating the disposition of the 2 per cent.
tax on Insurance companies; imposing a
tax on collateral legacies and SUGGESTIONS; |
relating to- the destruction OF noxious weeds; |
to appropriate $1,000 to- the wisconsin state.
fish commission to cover expenses of prose
cutting offenders Lakes Wfnnebago, Roy-
gam ETC.; to protect fish in Fox river. The
Judiciary committee reported in favor Of
killing the bill to legalize the creation of
the town of Waupee in Oconto county: 1t
reported amendment TO the dead2beat
law ana approved tile Dill to appropriate
$4,000 to the Industrial School for Girls at
Milwaukee. The committee on federal re-
lirtions favored the ceding of jurisdiction
OF Devils island in Ashland county 30 the
United States. The lumber and mining COM
Inittee reported adversely on the leg lien
law and favorabIy on the bill author
fling the construction of canal from Hem
lock creek to Cranberry creek. The bills
reported went on to the general file ana
the Assembly then went into committee of
the whole with Mr.. Williams of ST. Crofx
in the chair. In tl1e committee of the whole
the geological sJalvey bill was recommend
ed for passage SO was the bill to make
a portion Of the Sheboygan and ManitOwoc
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