Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-03-28

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294. relating to the settlement of the estate,
of deceased persons; No, 3557, relating to lorl
option No go relating Ella te the i.abi
certain persons from acting as assessors
came up half a dozen members tried to ey.
empt their counties from its provisions and
upon motion of Senator Spensley the bin
and amendments We're laid ON the table
Senate bills We're Killed follows: No. IS.
relating to the assessment Of personal prop.
personal prnnerty No. Sc r"Iat:re~ r. 49,
operation of dams, booms and sluice-ways:
mo- 11 rea ts to the stocking Of streams
Rush lake from the fish laws; No. IL
amending the fish laws; No: 151, reat-
ing to special powers of county boards; No.
4O5, appropriating $1,000 to Patrick Carey
for accident received in the capitol disaster;
No. 346, amending the law dividing cities
of fish in Pecatonica creek; No. 1874. relating
to hshways in st. Croix river; No. POI, relat-
ing to taking of fish in Wolf river; No PIT.
and Monroe counties; No. PA, for the protec-
ton of fish in inland waters. The Senate ad-
journed until Monday.
The Assembly.
Madison, Wis, March 19.-After concur
ring in the joint resolutions of respect for
the late Mr.. Thorn, the Assembly adjourned
until evening. Pursuant to joint ,resolu
to tions authorizing the same, the following
bills were introduced in the Assembly in
the evening: To authorize the loaning of
trust funds to build an armory at Marinette:
relating to the time for holding court in the
Fifteenth circuit; to apportion an indebted
ness to become due the state from the
school directors of the town of Pelican
Oneida county; to provide better means of
lnstltutlng actions against joint stock COM
panies organized without the state. 1t en-
ables officers other than presidents to be
reached by the law. The committee on jul
the last remaining bills to repeal the charter
of the Wisconsin State Land and improve
lnent company. which is behind the Muskego
drainage scheme. The Assembly Judiciary
committee also reported for inconvenience
the whole batch of Senate bills providing
for uniform laws in the various states. The
committee education reported for nom
tricts to purchase American flags. The
on sites reported for
a part of Cambridge avenue in Milwaukee Il
boulevard. The bill No. 276 A. to allow
cities to conduct lighting plants for com
postponement by the Judiciary committee
The judiciary committee reported for pass
within one-haIf mile of the Soldiers home
Bill No. % A, absolutely exempting pen
slons from execution was reported for in
assessment and collection Of taxes Speaker
Burrows left the chair to argue on the floor
in favor of the substitute for Senate bill No:
cities of the third and fourth class operating
under special charters to change ward boun-
daries. Mr.. p. e. Hansen also favored the
ing of the country districts toward the
measure by saying that it was simply intend
ed to give the cities more representation on
county boards. The substitute was adopted
and the rules suspended and the amended
bill concurred in.
Madison Wis Marsh 2omThe Assfimby
amendment resolution this morning and
fought battle royal over it. w. A. Jones
moved to make it the special order for next
6nn lav in np1a n 1911
fullest and most careful considerations Mr.
Blake objected to any further postponement
the members wanted more time to consider
the matter and he hoped it would be laid
over. The motion to postpone. was lost by
submit the matter to the vote
of the people was lost by vote of 62 to ~
Petitions for and circumstances against the
sion bills flooded the Assembly. The joint
Senate resolution authorizing Senator Davis
to introduce a bill concerning discrimina,
in. Bill No. % A. authorizing the printing
and distribution of 25.O0O copies of the Blue
book, which was on the calendar for pass
When bill No. 113 A. forbidding county
peryisors to act as trustees Of insane asy'
lums, was taken UP for passage Mr.. Lange
which he stated that the laws passed two
years ago, sought to be repealed by this bill
had given very general satisfaction and there
Il
wise move. 1t would be dangerous to allow
man to hold an office in which he could.
by virtue of another office, be the auditor Of
his own accounts. He hoped the bill would
not pass. Mr.. Cox also objected to the pass
age of the bill. dwelling at length on the
danger of allowing m, man l+,t to hold two OF,
American i'll principle. There had been
demand fer. nc passage of the law forbid
ding supervisors to act as trustees ana there
peaed Nobody had asked it's repeal, no.
body wanted it. w: A. Jones called atten n.
ton to the danger Of letting supervisor hr act
pervisor acting in such capacity had com
PEELED an asylum to buy al of it's supplies at
duced the bill, said that he had presented it
at the unanimous request. of the members
of the county board of his county, and he
against holding two offices went, there
were members of the Legislature who Were
they should be dropped from one body or
the other Mr. Blake opposed the bill and
Mr.. Hanke moved to. lay it on the table.
took H oIsn al'''' recess until 7:so p: M
The Buckstatf university bill. No. "a A, was
on the calendar as special order r at IT, the t
by having it re-referred to the committee on
claims. joint resolution to allow Mr..
Davidson to Introduce Pill authorl "a; the'
consin river at Wauzeka was adopted. A
Joint resolution to permit the introduction of
a bill providing for the number and the du-
ties of legislative employees was also adopt
ed. No "A S. to appropriate $4,000 to the
normal schools, was ordered to third read
ing as was also the measure authorizing
schools to purchase Unified States flags. No.
ia A. requiring the $500" railroad to charge
the same rates as the Chicago 4 North,
Western and the Chicago. Milwaukee & st.
Paul railroads ordered to- q third read
ing. The following bills were Indefinitely
postponed: No. % 4. exempting the pension
i1npS fNNrr
tachment or garnishment; No. 250 A. to
provide for the election Of school district Of
ficers in districts containing an incorporated
city or village and in districts containing
more than 500 inhabitants; No. 3SS A. in
creasingy the salary Of the sheriff Of Mlwau-
kee county from $4,000 to $500 No. 3S7 a.
increasing the salary of the under-sheriff of
Milwaukee county and providing for extra
deputies was ordered to third reading. as
was also Senator McGilivray's BILL No. IA,
to appropriate money to pay for extra legis-
lative employees.
Madison, Wis. March 21.-Tlie food of pc
titions and circumstances relating to Mr..
Halls railroad commission bills continued to
pour in upon the Assembly at today's ses-
sion. showing what a desperate struggle is
going ON between the railroads on one side
a rev SucD0fIerS OF his