Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-03-14
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publication of election notices. The commit
tee reported for passage No. 26 s, relating to
division of election districts in towns The
to official printing in cities with population
of from 1000 to $4,000, with substitute for
passage. The bill requires official printing
tute simply makes the bill more definite.
The judiciary committee reported against
No. 1913 s. relative to county. court, and for
2O5 S and 200 S. 4 joint resolution of MI
Timme was adopted under suspension of the
rules, authorizing the governor to appoint
uments on Chickamauga battlefield. one to
represent the cavalry branch of Wisconsin
Troops and the artillery Bills hT in
mission Of joint resolution, authorizing j. Il.
McMullen and others to erect a dam on the
Eau Claire river in Marathon county. AS
sembly bills were passed as follows: 81 A,
establishing municipal court for Oconomo-
woe: 1870 A. establishing municipal court
at Waukesha; No. 36 A, establishlng mu-
a municipal court for county OF Bayfield,:
Senate bills were passed as follows: No. 800
a afing o 5he S eoas af
boards to vote aid to agricultural societies
to purchase fair grounds; No. $3.50, relating to
and town of Ripon. Senate bills were killed
as follows: No. 1OS. for board of parole com
m,ssoners; 396 $, relating to eligibility TO for
ways bill, No. 800 S, providing for tribunals
of conciiation,. was made a special ord ei
S, in the same line, were laid over. All were
recommended for killing. The Senate adj
journed till $50 p. m. Monday.
The Assembly.
Madison, Wis. March 5.--The Rev. Mr..
Eggen opened the session of the Assembly
with prayer and the members sent up the
bills. Many OF, the petitions asked for the
passage of the dairy Pin and several favored
acts. Two or three petitions asked for TIC
passage of Mr. Notbohm's bill to tax church
property. Mr.. Frost INTRODUCED petition in
taxes He asked to have it read and it was
longer than the moral law. Its reading con
blys time. 1t was a long complaint about
the "pine land kings. who had grown to be
millionaires and lived in all the luxuries OF
he fe At Wnuun ss i
passage of a bill requiring the governor to
pardon two criminals on each Fo tir OF
thorizing the g0Vernt1 TO appoint the secre,
tary of state, state treasurer and railroad
10 & to "a fh rdT
earnings Speaker Burrows ruled it out as
new business. Mr.. Davidson offered a JOINT
ban Ma to nssae neB BsRs 9
resolution to authorize the appointment of
committee to make a reimbursement of the
ted tie fSesofutlon on the ground that It re-
ferred to old business and was therefore
proper, the old business Hcing recommended.
ton in the governor message. w. A; Jones
and Mr. Burdick objected to the ruling of
the Speaker, but no appeal was taken and
the resolution was admitted: Senator Put
number Of people employed in the various
state institutions was made the special order
for II O'Clock Friday morning. Mr.. Halls
tee to. investigate the reports of earnings
made by railroads was the special order for
II o'clock this morning and the large crowd
disappointed, for there was warm debate
on the subject In the first place the reso;
out on the ground that it was new business:
Then when it was decided to lie in order it
was almost swamped with amendments.
After lengthy discussion the original reso-
luton, providing for committee of three
to investigate the alleged discrepancies be-
tween the actual earnings of railroads and
tax, was adopted The committee is to re-
port to the next Legislature The no Assembly
fhen took recess to to 73o P m
penal and charitable institutions reported
the intermediary prison Pin for indefinite
poptsa e E SH No. s. fSE Mr. ss
ure to cnanga the law relating to the dis
tbuton of the ae sfnoo ~ tax May eq r
ported favorabIy on two bills creating 1nu.
nicipal courts in Waukesha county and
i,5$ A, relating to license money in Prince
Madison, Wis, March Sat the ops'n inG
Of the Assembly Speafker hnrT2ws aPpo ons af
Iowa and G. r. Mahoney Of Milwaukee Il
special committee to Investigate the earn
railroad. in accordance with the provisions
of Mr.. Halls resolution adopted yesterday
after hard fighs Before the specla 9. order on
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was ON the calendar for yesterday, was taken
up and passed although it was at the foot
Of the calendar NJ Blake s sf that it had I'd
thought it ought to he passed at this time.
On cal Of the ayes aad noes 1t passed sss by
voting 500 Mr.. Blake asked leave. to
withdraw his resolution for the appoint.
ment of a committee to remodel the judicial
Produced as 81 sort of test OF the validity of
the joint resolution shutting. off new bust
ness ors February 10, and his request was
a substitute for Mr.. Stillman's street car bill.
A Senate resolution authorizing Senator
speHsley 70 c Wa el to 9nae1 n M
Harris moved to suspend the rules to pass
bills No: 10 A and 139 A. establishing. muniei-
and Mr.. Buckstaff moved to amend by iin-
Guiding No 1906 n to establish a similar
court at Oshkosh and MI o'Neil to I'm incEu nr
field. The rules were suspended and the
bills passed. The blacklist bill came up at IL
O'Clock and, ost motion of Mr.. Irochnow,
was made a special order for O'Clock this
evening. To the surprise of everybody Mr.
O'Nef' 5 bill for II state board of arbitration,
No. 10 A, was passed in the Assembly this
morning without q Eck. 1t was expected
that it would be the subject Of lively de-
bate, but, it WAS taken up and adopted De-
fore anybody hsuI time to realize what
was being done~ 1t was almost a unani-
NOUS vote. 1t was later discovered that
Mr.. O'Neirs urhitra ton bill contained an
appropriation and it's passage was DECLARED
void by the Speaker. 1t was referred to
the committee on cfafms; where 1T will
probably be killed. Other bills We're passed
an follows: No. rs A. relating to the sale OF
Il certain tract of pine lands No I67 A,
authorizing cities, to Pay for properly de-
stroyef to prevent the spread Of contagious
diseases; No. 25s; A. providing additional re-
lisf for INDECENT soldiers: No. 262 A, pro-
vEIing for sprnkling. village, streets; No:
$50 A. amending the general charter act
relating to the annexation of territory; No:
$40 A to provide room for the superior
courts of Milwaukee county; No. s13 A,
amending the law relating to indecent eS-
posure: No $50 A.. changing the time of
eIecting new supervisors in Milwaukee, coun-
ty. Tie Assembly then went into the com
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