Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-03-14
THE LEGISLATURE.
The Senate,

Arena Wis for the passage OF the pure
elections bill The Joint fes sol s+; amgnn
striking out the clause limiting the salary OF
the state superintendent of public lnstruc-
The substitute which legislates Labor Com
missioner Dobbs out of office (No: 34l -,
came up for den o Mas ae
Bills were passed as follows: No ~ 5,
for the purchase of Gen: Joseph Bailey
relics No IS A. Rermttias 45
be directors; No. 291 A. requiring town and
village fire insurance companies to file copies
of their articles of bylaws and policy blanks.
Bill No 361 s, relating to aftidavits for gar
nishments; No. 3S7 S. prohibiting conspiracy
between employers to prevent persons from
obtaining employment, was kllied: me sen Sen
the judiciary committees substitute bill re.
quiring plumbers to be licensed. The PHI
provides that no plumber or R pump y n anv
citV having over 1000 Inhabitants Appli-
cation must be made to the board Of health,
which shall appoint board of examiners * an err
to examine into the qualifications of all ap.
pMcants, and certify them to the board OF
health which ss a fd issue eenSes gp p o
cents for journeymen plumbers, 80 cents for
renewals. An inspector of plumbing is also
to be IA Poi to be c of 700
over shall also fix by ordinance regula5lons
for plumbing and apparatus to, be used no
plumbing EXCEPT repairs to to be do9 s made
mistlemeanOr punishable by fine not exceed
ing $50 Mr.. Solliday called for the ayes and
on the b Of 70 syes fo no
tournament was taken until 10 O'Clock tomor-
Madison, Wis, March Elm the Senate.
Joint resolution No. s 9, for constitutional
amendment making sheriffs eligible for re-
election called out discussion INT Mr. G Spens
was not necessary. The provision restrict
ing sheriffs to one term was inserted In the
constitution after due consideration by
stricken out. Mr.. Woodwork said every ar
gument in favor of restricting the term fell
to the ground if there was considered one e
single proposition, to elect honest men to Of
fee Every restriction that can possibly pc
made failed If honest men were not elected;
Mr.. Burke opposed the resolution on ne SAID
the danger lay not so much in the influence
fla n phe klifc Of III laws Of the County He
had the to put ma s un1eT
70 manipulate caucuses He knew Of no
county calling for the removal of the re-
striction The joint resolution passed-23
to to 5. 4 joint resolution by. MI. Weeks;
permitting Mr. Spensey to introduce bill
establishing standard fire insurance policy
for Wisconsin. was adopted. The committee
on interpretations reported for passage No.
17S S, relative to cleaning sidewalks of snow
and ice, with amendments; 1914 S. to repeal
section Z, chapter 49, laws of 1888. Re-
ported for indefinite postponement-No 10
S. building and loan associations; No. 153 5,
relating to corporations. The committee on
railroads reported against No. 1893 S. re-
During one conductor and three brakemen
on freight trains and one conductor, one bag
gageman and two brakemen on passenger
trains; No. 36 s, requiring license from
palace car companies, was reported with
the statement that the committee thought
q, method ought to be devised by W s1as en-
of the taxes. Question had been raised as
to the constitutionality Of the bill, and the
committee recommended that 1t be reported
70 q iu6 committee
stitutienal bill, it was so referred The
committee on military affairs reported
Wisconsin National guard. The committee
on charitable and penal institutions re-.
the governor to pardon two long-term pris,
oners each Fourth Of July. and against 1856
elang to OF nb depfhn sa
and safety reported for passage No: l97 s.,
relating to medical societies, and 216 S, pro-
yding for examination of drinking ", Wa! s7r
to spend Is cents per pupil in the purchase
of school iib Or; y was passed Adjournment
Madison, Wis, March 7:--Petitiens were
offered in =, the Senate for the peddlerras and
hawkers +;a license h, two for Nos 146 and
monstrance from Racine and five from Su-
perior against 245 S, creating fire and police
in cites for shways fd in
lows: Granting permission to introduce
bill for dam across the Eau. Claire river;
directing the superintendent Of public prop
senger boys, costing $3.50; granting the use
of the Senate chamber the afternoon of
March IS to the committee on state affairs
to hear arguments on the woman's suffrage
bill. The committee on state affairs report
ed against No los S, to- establish board Of
e eosf faRvorab p reported No. IS s.
for uniforms standard of weights and meas
ures; ia S. to cheaper cost Of administer
ing estates iR county courts; 211 s. abolish
ing the board of trustees of Soldiers and
Orphans home, $67 S. relative e to removal OF
rocks from lakes and rivers. The committee
fav ora on on No: IA s. increasing salary Of
deputy warden OF state pr prison to Sf5oo
reported favorably or 2S3 S. relative to poll
ing places at judicial elections in towns.
Nos 300 and So. McGillivray's bills for
tribunals of arbitration and Cancellation and
to prevent litigation; 3s6 S; relative to eli,
for disposition of state tax collected in civil
actions; AS A. relating TO building and loan
associations; ri $, relatiye to Compensation e1
protect citizens in their civil and legal sights
with amendment; 81 A. Proxldlng SUPREME
tive TO liens: 113 S, relative to colection of
taxes; Senator Austins five bills to establish
la VS. uniforms with laws of other states, re-
Instruments: probate of foreign wills; exscu-
ton of Wills; aboIislHing days of grace;
acknow led gment of written instruments.
Other bills passed were: No. SO S. requtr.
ing plumbers to- be licensed in cities of 1000
or over: No. 16S S. for protectfon of unifo'm
labels and trademarks; No. DIT $, relative
to publication OF sales permitting them TO
be published in papers established six
months in counties organized within two
Years: No 292 S: for .appointment of
for uniform Legislation; No: f433
S requiring school boards to purchase UTIt-
ed States flags and 354 $. providing for DIS
play of United States flags on school houses;
no $3.50 S, requiring that Migrants be sen
fenced TO hard labor; No 397 s providing
for auditing of accounts Of university 1t
gents: No. 400 S. providing 1OT auditing az
accounts of normal school regents The Dill
changing the term of office of the state sta
tistician was re-referred to the COMMITTEES
on state affairs. thus giving jeremiah Dobbs.
the present incumbent. new lease OF NE
Assembly, bill No T55, Including Oneida
among counties when need not return taxes
to the state till July. and No. $50 A, to dis
a portion of a territorial road in
Columbia county concurred III. Senate
bills were Killed as follows: No 10 ), re,
lating to mutual loan corporations: NO. Ie3
s. relating tss corporations; No. 242 ). to
revise tie laws relating to the Wisconsin