Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-01-24

Mr.. Hummer tlr no tntottnatNh, huI
Mr.. Finn coEtendcd that he had a
right 10 offer it. Mr.. Henderson
moved to cable ii. but the house de-
clined 10 do So. and then the docu-
meut was referred IL the committee on
state affairs.
4 resolution was offered by n, q.
Mahoney relative to the arrangement
of the times for committee meetings,
Adopted. Mr.. Grier offered Il reSotu-
tion which was adopted, granting the
use Of the assembly chamber 10 the
State Agricultural society on tho
evenings Of Feb. and s. The Wall
keSha county board prosecuted a me-
mortal in favor of a home for the
feeble minded. The Blake resolution
calling on the secretary Of state for Il
statement of the condition of state
finances Jan. /, 1898, was adopted.
Bills Introduced:
BY Mr. HagcmeiSter repeating chap
ter Ill, laws Of 50 relative to actions
against municipal corporations.
BY. Mr.. n. Q. Mahoney, requiring
town treaSurerS to use 10 cent. per
pupil annually for library purposes,
BY Mr.. Ray. authorizing each SUI
preme court Justice to appoint his own
stcnographer at $45 per month.
Ry Mr.. Seeker. declaring 4 certain
portion of the Sheboygan and Calu-
met plank road Il public highway.
BY Mr.. Dodge, making SIX months
Imprisonment or 500 fine the maxi
mum penalty for the cffcnsc Of carry
ing concealed weapons unlawtully;
also making it a misdcmcanor to hunt
on private grounds without permiS-
sion.
BY Mr.. HOFFMAN, cXemptinS wide
guage Slrighs from taxation.
BY MI Stanley, authorizing certain
persons to dam Rob'S creek, chippewa
county.
BY Mr.. Prochnow, requiring corpora
lions tC pay wages weekly in cash :
also providing that each freight train
shall have conductor and thr"e
brakemen. that each passenger train
have one conductor one haggageman
engine shall carry one foreman and
three helpers. that there shall he four
section men to rlch eight miles of
track, and that locomotive boilers
shall be inspected monthly; also. for
bidding employers from hlackliSting
employees and the cocrcing of employees
to sign labor contracts.
BY Mr. IIambright permitting the
employment of stenographcrs at ILL.,
quests. at 10 cts per folio
BY Mr.. Sloan, permitting short
administration" of the estates of per.
sons dying inteState, and leaving no
debts.
BY Mr.. Lord, permitting county
boards to pay one-half the eoSt OF con
structing or repairing country bridges
BY Mr. BonSell, providing that no
personal property shall be exempt
| from seizure VIII II the claim is for
wages.
| BY Mr. Latta providing that when
any judge of the supreme court re-
signs his office after having held his
commission aS such at least - years
and having attained the age of 90
year he shall during the residue of
! his natural life receive thc same salary
which was by law payable to him at
the time of his designations: also, re-
| curing county treasurcrS to make an
annual detailed statement to county
boards, Mt thc ANIMAL meeting of the
latter.
BY Mr.. LambcrSon. slightly amend
| ing the law relative to commitments
to county insane asylums.
BY Mr. Mohr, permitting an individ-
ual to use five lines in fishing through
the ice instead of one as now
BY Mr.. Lee. making town super.
visors, city aldermen and village
trustees fence viewers.
The house adjourned till 10 Il. NJ
| "Wednesday.