Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-01-17

Charles r. Hanke, James Freeman,
G. G. Yawkey, George II. Ray, George
w. Taylor. John w. Thomas, j. F..
Reynolds, Frand T.. Hurd. VIM. Jecke.
Peter McGalloway.
Insurance. banks and banking-Wil-
liam A. Jones, chairman; George w.
Ray, James Hanson, Edward G.. Not
bohm, G. Mohr, Freeman II. Lord.
, Henry Hagemelster.
State affairs-J. g. Lamberson, chair
nan: Jerome b. Miller Frank l.. Ba-
con, Charles NJ. IIambright, William
ONei, X. S. Johnson, Ii. +. Wilkie,
j. Wolfinger George X. Mahoney.
Cities Frank Arson, chairman; G.
Alderman, Edward +. Hansen, George
A. Buckstaff O. G. Lee, J j. Smith,
G. Winter, William Croll. John G..
I Conway.
Labor and manufactures X. Still
man, chairman: j. G. Marsh. G. Mohr,
S. s. Landt b. A. Eaton, ] F.. Violin
ger, Hubert Wolf.
Legislative expenditures "A l.. UT.
chairman; II. S. Dodge, Thomas III.
Gltcr, ID. @. Mahoney, Fred c..
Maertz
Engrosscd bills j. o. Davidson,
chairman; G. Winter, A. l.. UT, Mar
shall Cousins, Hubert Wolf.
Enrolled bills A. II. De Croft, chair
man; IL. T.. Wilkie, 7. prochnow.
Frank T.. IIurd, Fred G.. Maertz
Forestry and horticulture Charles
IIrschinger, chairman; Timothy
Burke, A Il. Hall, Herman II. IIoff-
man, John tIeckc, G. A. Stanley, David
Finn.
Joint committees ON the part of the
assembly: Claims Frank l.. Fraser,
chairman; George A. Bnckstaff, II. f..
Clark, William Croll, Henry IIagc
mcister.
Charitable and penal institutions =
Fcnner Kimball, chairman; Frank An
son, George W. Wolf, l.. A. Lange, II.
s. Gilmore.
Printing James T.. ltlarson, chair
man; q. J. Williams, l.. A. Lange.
Fish and Gam" Henry l. Rcsse,
chairman; James Hansen, K. Plisch.
Bins Introduced.
BY Mr.. Mollr, providing for the ap-
pointmcnt of Il Legislative appol'lion-
mrnt commission of three assembly
men. two senators and two members to
be selected by the governor. who shall
meet IN the capital after each enum"r-
alton of the inhabitants Of the state,
4. =
bill and present the same to the legis-
lature The members Of the commits
sion are to get $40 a day while at
work ana the two big political parties
shall dominate the commission.
BY Mr.. Christians, to regulate the
sale of bogus butter and cheese and
requiring the proper stamping OF
al grades Of butter and cheese and
forbldding the coloring of those prod
uctS.
by Mr.. Bacon, amending the law of
1850 governing the incorporation of
cities
BY Mr. prochnow, fo1bidding the
removal of persons infected with con
tuglolls disease, from their homes, eX-
ccpt by unanimous vote of the local
health board.
by Mr.. Cox, for the protection of
dairy products by requiring bogus
products to be properly marked 50 as
to save purchasers from deception.
by Mr.. O'Neill, creating state
board of arbitration and Cancellation.
The governor = empowered to ap-
point two members and these two Il
third. One shall be an employer, the
second II union workman. The board
may, on request of the parties involved
IN labor troubles, investigate the
causes thereof ami adjust the disturb
ance, the parties making the applica-
tion for interesson being bound by
the boards decision for three months.
Subsidiary boards are also provided
for, and they are to be paid liberal
per diem out of the local public treas
ury. The state board is 10 be paid by
the state,
BY Mr. Burke, forbdding the sale
of dairy products unless they are pure
In quality.
by MIR. Williams, forbdding the
killing Of deer between Nov. 20 and
oct. 81 following and prohibiting the
use Of dogs in hunting deer: also pro
hlhiting the use of dogs In hunting
rabbits during the closed deer season;
also. IA prevent deception In the sale
uf dairy products.
by Mr., Muhr, permitting county
boards to order the laying out of high
ways on the petition Of 30 Interested
resident frceholderS OF the territory
involved.
by MIR. Sanderson. permitting
county boards To fix SheritfS' salaries,
cutting OF all fees, but allowing to
sheritfs whose salary has been 80 fixed
an amount equal to the actual cost
OF the provisions necessary for the
maintenance OF prisoners,
by Mr.. llirsohinger, providing for
rhe taxation of all mortg cages bearing