Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-02-07
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reported back bill No. g. providing that the
STATE pay speelai improvement I, taxes on land
re-referred to- the COMMITTEES on claims
Bill No: 80. providing no stock shall be
value, was recommended for passage Mr..
Putnam. for the committee on state affairs,
| reported AR. Mills bill providing for deep
| Impressed with the Importance. OF the
| measure, and asked that it be referred to
the committee or Claims" It was so or
statement of loans from funds to school
districts was adopted. Mr. sspens.ey offered
from the governor be sent to committee
and lay over one day. Adjournment was
then taken till February at $50 p. N.
The Assembly.
| Under the head of petitions. memorials,
| etc. Mr.. Lee presented a petition in the
ers' bill, and Mr.. McGilivray presented
| one in favor of the passage of a food and
dairy bi!l Mr.. Jeske presented several in
FiremenS 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
city of Superior; to amend the laws re-
to take territory from the Twelfth ward
and add it to the Seventeenth ward; to
| authorize cities to pay the mayor a salary;
TO amend the laws relating to county treas.
| urers' bonds; providing for the election of
| aide 4men at large in the city of Milwaukee;
| to amend the general charter act: to estab-
| lish 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
| court for the county of Villas; to amend the
| laws relating to horse stealing; establishing
| a railroad commission to regulate railroads;
| In public parks.
Gov. ham, sent in a list Of the par
Guided fifteen to restore convicts to citizen
ship; 4S frem the state prison pr SON, IS from the
| jails total of o.
There being no further business except
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 3Oth
Mr.. Sanderson offered joint resolution con-
/ tee for the drafting of an apportionment
bill, in place of the proposed apportion-
M the bill to be drawn after
PRODUCED as follows: To provide town in
slrance companies with copies Of the ses-
sion hH Ia, laws; to change the time Of ho !dg
kesha; providing for appeal from assess
ments of damages in street openings; to
visors to aid towns Of less than $50 inhabi-
tants to obtain fire protection; amending laws
for collection of taxes; to, appropriate. $500
the state; to fix the time for holding terms
of court in the Sixteenth judicial circuit;
to esta blish municipal court at Oshkosh;
| court commissioners for Milwaukee; to
amend laws relating to bonds and attor-
tain cases in Milwaukee county; repeating
laws of 1893 and re-enacting laws Of 1891
relating to the distribution of state school
gar; to amend the laws. relating to relief
peal iaTs Of Is 1891 reiatipg to, to, VII ss
for isolation hospitals; to pay for property
destroyed to prevent the spread of con-
tagous diseases; to facilitate business in
cities of from. 5000 to $4,000 in
of 1885, re asResps e GaaRees Of sans
asylums; amending laws of 1891, relating
to register of probate in Winnebago county;
of Is of mill to the university for special
purposes also continuing the special tax
Of 1891; amending the laws of 1892 relat-
from the committee on roads, reported back
for favorable consideration the bin making
highway, of the sheboygan =, and Manitowoc
committee on legislative expenditure re-
ported favorable on the resolution to cut
were suspended and the resolution adopted.
The committee on education reported favor
ably on the geological survey bi The he As As
whole and Mr.. Mahoney of Vernon was
called to the chair; The fo15oW M bills
to the removal of smallpox patients Proch;,
now's anti-Pinkerton bill, Prochnow's bill
to authorize gas light companies to deal
bill, Boncel's bill removing exemptions on
personal property as against servants
eams After the committee MI
erect soldiers memorial buildings. was
ordered to q third reading and the bills rec
commended for indefinite postponement were
Assembly then adjourned.
Madison. Wis. Jan. 31.-The Rey. Mr..
Baskerville opened the session of the AS
Der responded to the roll call. Bills were
introduced as follows: Relating to the APP
po1tme9 t Of goGd sae e 70
to repeal the laws of 1891 relating to the
commitment of dependent children; provid-
in cities of the first class; to appropriate
$4,000 for the purpose of seed grains for
the northern fire sufferers; to amend the
the law incorporating the Mayville Union
school district in Dodge county; to- provide
to regulate the propellng of steam engines
on the highways in the night time; to license
retail dealers in cigarettes; to constitute
the Eighteenth judicial circuit; to amend
and tax sales; to, authorize the establishment
anthorize f the State board of control to erect
Sparta, it appropriates $4,000 for the pur:-
pose, TO appropriate 10 LiLHle Scy lllOuI fIUOo
for damages sustained by her in acct
dent at the state. school at Sparta; regu-
lating the disposition of the 2 per cent.
tax on insurance companies; imposing q
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 on Lakes Winnebago! Poy-
gan. etc; to protect fish in Fox river The
killing the bill to legalize the creation Of
the town of Waupee in Oconto county. Tt
reported an amendment to the dead-beat
law and approved the bill to appropriate
$50, 600 to the Industrial School for Girls at
Milwaukee. The committee on federal re-
Iations favored the ceding of jurisdiction
of Devils island i'm Ashland county to the
United States. The lumber and mining COM
mittee reported adversely on the log lien
Jaw and favorabIy the bill author
fzing the construction of a canal from Hem
lock creek to Cranberry creek. The bills
so reported went ON to the general file ana
the Assembly then went into committee Of
the whole with Mr.. Williams of st. CroX
in no chs n tho committed Of the whole