Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-04-04

~, d .0te OF IL to Il the Senate adjourned
th MADISON ,.n;as Wis. March 29.-In the Senate
1 1ne tuies were suspended to allow bill No.
- d3o a. a, appropriating $4,000 for the benefit
| ~ NY Northern fire sufferers to be CON
CURED IN. The committee on state affairs
G preSena t Two reports on the bill to with
uiaW state aid from county agriculturaI So
cletiFs that sell beer and on tho hin oiving
se STate Agricultural society the privilege
in in s Sc peer Assembly bills were concurred
Of imrd noil o, No 49, relating to mileage
~ JQr0rs III county courts; No. $50 A. attach.
Ing s ias county to the Sixteenth judicial cir
scho,o, NO No. 4oI regulating the erection of
SEMI i, ute to toll roads The following
SENATE oils We're killed: No. 127 regulating
tue sale OF l0O0-mile tickets: No. 1856 relat-
ing TO the height of water in Okauchee lake;
NO Ao2 relating to the compensation of
Jurors ana attorneys; No. 339, relating to
Iin lligse OF Venue in circuit courts; No. 42l,
Mr.. Woller's bill, No. 102 A allowing cities
to To-Day pay for property destroyed to prevent
spread of contagious diseases, was ordered
that bill No. 142 S. limiting freight and pas
senger charges by railroads, be re-referred
70 TO the committee on railroads and the mo-
tlon prevailed 1t was refused third read
ing and was afterward made the special or
DER for today. 1t had been expected thai
there would be a lively debate on it, but the
debate did not materialize. When bill No.
IA A came in from the Assembly Senator
Thayer said that it only affected Waupun
and asked that the rules be suspended to al
low the bill to be concurred in. Senator Aus
tin said it would not do to act hastily in
matter that affected all the cities in the
state. The bill was read and amended so
as TO make It merely rectlfy deIects IN me
special election by which Waupun issued
bonds, and not to extend special privileges
IN the future The Senate laid over until
next Wednesday the Assembly resolution fix
ing April Is as the date for final adjournment.
In the evening the Senate passed a resolu-
ton urging the promotion of Col. Edwin Il.
| Townsend to the rank of brigadier-general
In the United States army. Senator Aus,
fiy,SS hi To ,,1rtn t1n <ItIyil
service Of cities, was passed, as was also
| Senator Westcott's measure to coulter limit
ed particular III, rights J upon certain towns
board Of immigration, was ordered to a third
reading. No. 1874 A. authorizing, cities to
| protection Of all citizens in their civil and
! legal rights, non-concurred in by the
the feiowng bis No. s5s s to license
palace and sleeping companies mot
Which as ae Yo on t rsa nnef d
| unlicensed insurance companies; No. 3S4 $,
relating to corporations in certain cases The
committee on claims reported for passage
with an amendment No is S, to continue the
| cod:-:z-7ion Of the school laws attempted by
| Supt. Wells. The amendment cuts down
| the amount allowed for the work from $500
to $3.50.
The Assembly.
Madison. Wis. March 26.-The Assembly
| gave Labor Commissioner Dobbs still an
other lease of official life. The bill to GUST
over to the Assembly to be rushed through
that house. Mr. Lamberson moved to sus-
pend the rules and put the bill upon it's
! passage. Before any of the Democrats could
object Mr.. Hall arose and said that he
hoped the motion would not prevail. 1t
was matter that required careful consid
Grafton and there was grave doubt whether
| it should be passed at all. -Four years ago
when the Democrats had offered a bill to
legislate the Republicans out of office he
| had opposed the bill on the ground that It
was bad legislation; The bill sought to
GUST a Democrat and he opposed to it
ON the same grounds. At that point Speaker
Burrows reminded him that a motion to sus'
pend the rules was not debatable. The mo-
| bill was referred to the committee on labor
and manufacturing. Mr.. Stllman's bill re-
curing the street car companies to vestlbule
mittee to give the companies two years
time, was ordered to third reading. se eil,
tor Mills bill for the same purpose, which
gives the companies three years, was sent
in last evening and has gone to the Senate
and it will be Il race between the two bills
| Among the bills killed this morning was Mr..
Notbohm's forbidding official advertising in
Milwaukee in any but English papers. On
ton of Mr.. Johnson the Prochnow blacklist 2I,i
bill was laid over until TOMORROW. The
Grand avenue yiaduct bill. The bill increas-
ing the salary of the under-sheriff of Miwau-
kee and the deputies. and the bill to in
crease the number of assistant district at
torneys, were referred to the MllWaukee
by Nh Wipperman making the unanimous
consent of both houses necessary for the IN
PRODUCTION of new business was adoptedi
in: Nos. 40. 80 81. % and 81 (Senator
Austn's uniform legislation biiis), relating
execution of wills, days of grace and written
Instruments; No. 10. relating to the eX-
penseSS of the attorney No i,rd l,,s
M MS soe e@fes e. 5s rsatn s'
.;,,ttn Nhn fol nS
ing bills were killed No. 50 A, relating to
the annexation of territory TO MilWaukee;
No. POI A. relating to the election OF school
commissioners; No. 800 A. relating to the
maintenance of chronic insane; No; 3l5 A
relating to street pavements; No. 81 a, re-
ating to city advertising; NO. 3o9 A. reguiat-
| ing caucuses and conventions; NO.. o6s A.
authorizing cities to extend time for pay
ment of taxes: No. GA A. relating to special
recess to I 30 p. m. The Assembly received
committees reports last evening. so as to
have a calendar for today. The comaittee ,
of the numerous fish and game laws Intro,
duced in the Assembly, the whole fish and nd
game grist having been ground into one bill
| rpported in the Senate The committee on
state affairs reported favorably on the bill
to Dust Labor Commissioner Dobbs and re- re-,
and company store bills for indefinite post
ponement, Mr.. Mahoney dissenting to both
reports. The judiciary committee repor,ei
| ment Mr. Henderson introduced Il bill au-
thorizing towns to aid in the construction
of telephone lines and the purchase and
maintenance thereof, and it was referred TO
the committee on state affairs, of which ne
is chairman. After receiving a number O.
bills from the Senate the Assembly ad-
journed.
bly, Mr. Davidson introduced his biz :. IN,
| tended to limit the number of legislative
| employees. permission to grant which was
given him by joint resolution last Week.
| # makes radical changes, reducing the mum
Der of employees in the Assembly about forty
AM: cutting off something like thirty-hve IN
| the Senate The only committees allowed to
have clerks are those on claims, state affairs
| and judiciary The bill also takes away
| from the Legislat ure the right to increase
the number by joint resolution. Mr. Da. Ia,
| son estimates that his bill Will save the state
| S15. 900 on an ordinary session. MT. Clark
| offered resolution. which was adopted,
| outhorizing Mr.. Bacon TO INTRODUCE a PHI re-
lining TO municipal bonds. A similar bill ov
| Mr., Hanke authorized Mr.. Inomas to miro.
! dnce n bill relating to a munlclpal court III
Chippewa county The ef re pn
nnfayorably on bill No. 327 A. to tax teie-
uiane companies, and the milwaukee, deie-
| in, fo>-o of