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

practical work in drugstore; An amend
persons not recommended by the Wisconsin Wisconsin
Pharmaceutical society was killed.
fa2of of the W local n opfdn bin Sd M
covered the chief clerks desk in the AS
the repeal of the Wind and Muskego lakes
drainage laws. The committee on town and
county organization announced that on Tues
the county of Garfield and on Thursday the
bill to create the county of Upham. The
the bill to establish an agricultural expert
ment station in Northern Wisconsin. The
committee on banks and banking reported
favorably on the Senate bill for the estab>
lishment of a retail lumberman's insurance
company. The following bills were passed:
No. 1S5 A, relating to municipal bonds. legal
tional limit after the bonds have been nego-
| tiated; Nos. 400 and 4O7 A, relating to school
buildings. providing for repairing and rent
ing temporary quarters in villages; No. 4S9
A, concerning assessors. forbidding them to
be insurance agents; No. 496 A, concerning
fertilizers, regulating the sale of the same;
tives from justice; No. GIT A. authorizing
q dam on Turtle river; No. 81 S, relating~to
the bureau OF labor statistics reaulring the
counts; No. 20 S, authorizing the insurance
| commissioner to employ another clerk and
| stenographers in circuit courts; No. 900 S,
to authorize Black River Falls to pay its
Indebtedness; No. 27s s, auth 1!' zi1 the
| toll; No. 275 s. making an appropriately for
stationery. Mr.. Lord moved a reconsidera-
| ton of the vote by which the Assembly re-
| fused to concur in Senate bill 1873, fixing
! penalty for selling liquor to minors. 1t was
, discovered that an error had been messaged
| to the Senate, as concurred in, and 1t had
and ordered to a third reading: The follow
! ing bills were killed: No. 1876 A, providing
for the election of aIdermen-at-lar in Mil
Oshkosh; No. 166 4, auth orizing cities to
purchase sites for isolation hospitals; No l69
| A. to exempt mortgages from taXation No
fund; No. 2s6 A, changing the boundaries
| of Grant and Crawford counties: No. Al a,
amending the charter act relating to taxes;
| No. 426 A and 427 A. changing the bound
| aries of Washburn and Burnett counties;
| No. 42S A, creating the county of Radlsson;
No 4s4 A relating to liens: No 4el N a. d re
! A, amending the charter of Grand Rapids;
No. 554 A, authorizing writ OF error In
the case of Eaw ar Ecker sentinel d e
| office of registrar of vital statistics in
Milwaukee; creating second beard in
| the Milwaukee common council. The AS
sembly then took a recess to 1880 p. hi.
| At the evening session there was brief but
| spirited discussion over the bill of Mr.. Lam.
| berson, which permitted the appearance or
| persons NOT lawyers in COUNTY courts. Mr..
+, Burdick said that the measure was vicious
| and dangerous and would only result in
| greatly increasing litigation in time. Lam
| berson said the object was simply to put
the law up where it was prior to 1887; There
ought to be 20 law ne said to eompel a man tha
| interest of farmers ESPECIALLY, he urged.
| Mr.. Hirschinger favored the bill. The Is,
sembly finally refused to order r, the ri. to a
| Supreme court judges at half pay when 70
| years of age. came up there was, another
| fight. Mr.. Wilke finally moved to lay it on
t1,o II Ia avid fhn rrnL
| of 63 to %.
Madison Wis, March s.-Yesterday the
Assembly got badly mixed up on Senate biz
| was owing to a mistake on the part of the
chief clerk and his assistant. This morning,
TIE opening Of the sfs5Ion the Speaker hs baG
done the chief clerks force an injustice in
his remarks and he desired to apologize: The
option bill. No ST. A., for which the tenn
perance people are making strong fight. 4
this evening. Mr. O'Neil offered joint res
option aqthor5ng Mr. afta t. iatI9dHee
ural association, and it was adopted. A few
committee reports were received, most Of
them relating to minor matters. The ques-
ton Of passing the pedder bin was the occa-
sion of something of a debate between Mr..
Blake and Mr.. Bullard: the former moving to
latter lat r. favoring Immediate action: The mo-
ton to lay it over was lost and the biz was
rates. Mr.. Blake. who is a dairyman, con-
tended that the, biz was 'class leg;isIation."
and when the butter and cheese bin came
up Mr.. O'Neil said in his sarcastic way:
II would like to hear from the gentleman
from Racine as to his point of class legis1a-
tion," which raised a laugh at Mr.. Blake's
expense. Gsr. Wipperman moved to lay the
of % to 81, and the bill was passed. The
ayes and noes were called on Senate bill No.
1873. to fix a penalty for selling liquor to
minors The following bills Wv We're passed
for licensing and fixing the rates; No 3S9 A.
forbiddng the placing Of drugs In milk to
filing Of Incorporation papers of butter and
cheese companies for single fee of So:
No SAG A, relating to assessment of bank
stock; No. 5o4 A, authorizing a dam on the b.,
north range east: No. 1873 s. providing
penalty for selling liquor to minors; No 2s2
ment of cities. The joint resolution provid--
ing for the appointment of two additional
Chickamauga commissioners was conquered
in, after which the Assembly adjourned.