Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-02-07
THE LEGISLATURE.

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The Sen1ta

| The Senate.
| Seven senator's We're absent from the SEES
sion of the aSena tie onathe 10Th.
Mr.: Baxter introduced a. resolution call
ing for a detailed Statement of loans made
from. the trust funds ofgschoel Districts ie6 BY
to January Z, 1895. The resolution states
| that, whereas the law provides loans shall
| be made at per cent. records. show that
many have been made at 6 and per cent
1t is thought the rate should be the same
in all cases. F& $ y ~ -
A communication was received from Gov.
Upham announcing the appointments OF nor
mad school regents as follows: e. d. Coe,
Whitewater. Frank Ostrander.. Superior;
Milwaukee; James 0. Raymond. Stevens
Point and a. r. Thompson, Oshkosh. On
motion of Mr.. Woodwork consideration of
| the appointments was laid over till the Goth
Mr.. Wodworth wants a River Falls man ap-
pointed on the board instead of Mr.. Os-
| trander.
Bills were introduced follows: Reauir-
| ing railroad companies to make connections
Of trains at railroad functions am and cross
tories, making the law operative IN coun-
| ties only where so directed by the county
| seciations to contract with lot owners for
| proper care Of lots and monuments: provi5-
| ing for the appointment OF deep channel
commissioner and making an appropriation;
amending the election laws, making the pro-
vision concerning the publication of notice
Nor spee the
relating to the printing of tax lists pro-
vding that where the number of descrp
| lions exceeds 1000 the contract for pubilca-
| ton shall be let by contract to the lowest
bidder; relating TO publication Of notice
of Expiration Of time to redeem from tax
sales
The, Mills purity-in-poitics bill was g. re-
The then on
resolution by Mr.. Stout, ordering 500
extra copies printed of Senate bill No. 1s
by the tse on the BIS
We're introduced as follows: TO define the
term "night-time' when used in statutes to
mean from one hour before sunset to one
hour before sunrise; for the establishment
of tribunals of Cancellation or arbitration;
to provide way to settle all disputes be.
justices of the peace in civil action, giving
them further powers in certain cases; amend
of a constitutional amendment must be
printed on the ballot; to provide for
other Judge is called in; to repeal chapter
ors It repeats chapter 3s5, laws of 1889;
Of labor Statistics tat making it an elective
office. The salary is to remain the same.
The governor nor is to appoiint eommlsslo sne
relating to the allegation in indictments
sufIicient; s amending the statutes reiating
| to attorneys and bonds. Same bill as in
| the Assembly; relating to trespassers on
public lands to appropriate certain :, sums ms
same bill that was i.trod ned in the AS
sembly to provide for dover in NJ the ca; alb
| nations of board of normal school regents
| were confirmed. Mr.. SCOTS nomination
and SAID laid unt was Mr. sem ls
| memorial to Congress, relating to the ST.
Louis dam, was recommended for adoption.
Madison, Wis, Jan. 31.-Dr. Buffers fer
vent prayer that the legislators might be
given wisdom to enact laws which will
fit the wh0e @ke an
county, relative 70 tramps, ana petition
5 12s sfSns # ne the ae tes
meas association. The appointment of DR..
J. A. Scott of Beaver Dam as state yeter-
nam stated reports were in circulation that
Or. Scott Is not citizen and moved that
the matter be referred, to the Judiciary
committee for examination. The motion
carried Bills were introduced as follows:
Appropriating to the commissioners Of
N a far to
requiring all children to be yaccnated be-
fore they are old and re acc
board of health, and authorizing the board
to require the vaccination of all inhabitants,
no children to attend school who are not
yaccinated; providing a contingent fund Of
$4,000 annually for two years for the state
board of health to prevent spread of Asiatic
viding for stocking the streams and lakes
of the state with fish, making it the duty
ne eg to TO ae
than $50per year for this work; amending Sec
ton 1, chapter 1877, laws Of 1898 to allow
uniform rate not less than 4 per cent. to
district schools; authorizing L. 3. Ring. his
heirs and assigns t !, to o. build and d., maintain
ty; authorizing the public land commission
ers to loan $4,000 Of the trust funds to the
sherman M guards OF Neillsyille for the cree
board of parole commissioners by the
board of control; eXempting Lake Winnie
bago from the. provisions Of the fish law;
authorizing cities to change ward bound
aries by ordinance; changing time OF hold
ing ing s eonrt in the Ninth circuit; amending
alive to the powers Of cities and village
boards relative to streets, permitting con-
poses; amending the. laws relative to city
and county repositories and deposit of pub
lie oney th9re edE Trust the
torney-general and assistant expenses when
called out of the city on public business;
tions, requiring articles of incorporation
to be submitted to the Encouragement be-
dqr ed be ee the rom s1o y
curing a copy of company's charter or
certificate of organization to be filed with
of So; prohibiting foreign corporations from
doing business in the state until they have
secured from the secretary of state GER
tifcase that they have complied with the
state laws anS requiring fee of SIS. Sem
ator Mills blT relating to the rights of
married womem was killed. Senator Put
county fairs was sent back to the committee
on state affairs to keep it from being killed.
Mr.. MiHs' memorial to Congress was er-
dered ts. "a third reading. The judiciary com
mittee reported for passage the bill for
retirement of Supreme court justices on
half pay after -. Bill No. 33, relating to-
special venires for juries and No IS, pro- |
yidng for a register of probate in Wal
worth county, also reported for pass
age. Tile Senate adjourned to 10 O'clock
February 1.
Madison, Wis, Feb. Petitions were
presented by MI: Spensley from fifteen resi-
and to peddiers' license, by Mr.. Burke from
3O3 citizens of Beaver Dam for the passa ge
of bill No. Is. and by Mr.. McNIullen relat-
ing to pedders and hawkers. Mr. Officer
presented the petitions of ex-Treasurer
Kuehn and Isfetz for release from judg-