Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-04-11

local boards. to the state board The sub
sTitute for the Prochnow blacklist bill was
also passed without debate. and by an almost
unanimous vote. The substitute. which was
prepared by the committee on state affairs
has been published in the Wisconsin. Nr
Treats bill. No POI a, providing for the
the expense of the county, came up for mas
sage and met with very little opposition.
Mr.. Besse introduced a bill of the Wisconsin
Editorial association for new libel law
on the bill for a downtown library building
and providing for geological survey 1t re-
ditional land for the Milwaukee normal
school. The committee on militia reported
in favor of concurring in the memorial call.
ing upon the President to appoint Col.
8 Townsend to the position of brigadier-gen-
eral. The following bills We're passed: No.
13S A, dividing cities into classes: No. o41 A.
streams; No 24S 4 relating to the tounty
court of Portage conaty; No. 3353 A. requir-
ing state treasurer to repay money to people
who have purchased lands to which the
incorporation of cities and dividing them into
classes; No. 4oS A, providing for the publ
collections and 1900 copies of the reports of
the secretary; No. 400 A. providing for the
distribution of state documents; No. 416 A,
c NE e eds for m
ment for vagrancy; No. CO. A. relating to
dams on the st. CroiN river; No. 205 s. re-
lal1uS 10 SuaFuldnS OF insane, NO. ZU9 >, re.
lating to special administrators; No. go s,
amending the laws of 1893 relating to the
National guard; No. 24S S, relating to meet
ings of county boards; No. go s, relating to
to foreclosure of mortgages. The bill to make
an appropriation to Anton Langenkamp was
laid over till next Wednesday. Bill No; 24S
was made the special order for next Tues
day evening. One of the chattel mortgage
bills introduced by George Mahoney was
killed 1t was that fixing license for the
,nptr ,1,rpJ 9th *. still hn-
fore the committee. There was considerable
discussion in the committee Of the whole
over d. .. Mahoney's bill No. 564 A, requr-
ing county superintendent to pass an eXami-
nation as to their qualifications for the place
and providing an educational qualification.
Bills were killed as follows: No. IS A. re-
town taxes; No. 225 A, concerning town
roads; No. 273 A. concerning county super
intendents Of schools; No. 3e2 A, relating to
telephone charges; No. 472 A, concerning
license money; No. 507 A, concerning super
intendents of schools; No. 525 A. creating the
else. No. 53S A. concerning Migrants: No.
$50 A, to suppress yagabondage; No. $50 A,
concerning corporatlon,s; No. 5s6 A, concern GER
tel security; No: 624 A, concerning asyiums;
No 634 A. relating to bridges; No. 637 A, re-
lating to the INDECENT; No. 676 A, relatt! !ng
were killed as follows: Nos. p and 81 S,
amending election laws; No. 249 S, relating
to publication of notice of tax sales: No. 80
S, relating to municipal ownership of water
works and lighting plants; No. 379 S, com
pelling railways to maintain crossing pro-
lection; No. 401 s, charging powers of COM
mon councils in cities; No. APO s, Davis, pre-
venting discrimination by telephone com
panies. Senator McGillivray's bill for the
amendment of the constitution to remove the
restriction from the salary of the state super
intendent was cOncurred in. There was
anther debate on Mr.. Mahoney's county
perintendent bill. w. A. Jones offered an
amendment cutting out the provision ex-
empting former superintendent from the
provisions of the law, which was lost Be
fore vote could be taken the Assembly
TOOK recess until Z: 80 p. m. At the evening
session the committee on railroads reported
III favor of concurring in Senator Mills street
car vestibule bill. The committee on judi
c1ary reported flood of bills, some for pas
sage but more for indefinite DOStnonemenr