The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-09
MADISON LETTER.
SrPERIuR TINES:

,,tnsn,tt Session ir,I IA
-, .a,.,, ,,o,,arau. f,,oI mo, cor
,G;o,rr,,an4 one ,.fe,,f,ar stated that
H. rno,,,e wanted +, .bnrt 6usiness-Iike
49,, H. ,.,..,r o.,d ,l,.+ ITO ,,,.,,,i.or,
.,-,.-,, ,.,,,,,. ,,,.,l-o :. :n.t - .I,ort a.
,I,a,. ,,os.;Ilv conr5
rho most waek has Soon so,c very
;p,.,or-.n+ wort, done Inv the commit
,aa'. sc t,,.b l,o,,.c. IN Friday last
Sa.al.o- p,,rr,,,. ,.nI.lic,IIy cap,rl,-
.n,n.eJ the assembly, for havin. ac-
cnm:Ij-hcd 50 much durir.. the previ-
ms wn.k
\ great amount Of IoGbvng is being
done lv the friends Of the University
and of the Historical Society with ref
arence T. the bill providing for 4 library
building for the two libraries. 1t Will
he remembered that in the early part
OF the session bill was introduced APP
,r,nri,tinr sGo ooo for siv years for the
..l..,i,.,, IL l:h,.,,,. l.,,ifdfp., gf -t7frir-
lent c5pacity 10 accommodate both the
libraries me same 70 be erected on the
la ,.Ir nj | r
-. owned IN, tho stqtn I9trr unhc-
l-,,,.., >, n,o ,,,.,,,1.ory or ,tfi,... of
H. t1;.t,u;,..i u...i,.,. o,,o+f,or I,;II ,,.as
introduced autlorizi,Ig the annronria-
zion oCSl50 $50 for the purchase Of site
.ua,r tin ca,i+oI and for the erection
,i,or.o,, Of , library I,ui,d;o,, for the.
Historical library .Iona II k claimed
that tbnra IL real estate deal hack Of
tt,ro,,,.l. ~, oer.r.. I'D s. tho t,or,oG,
&c r.,;,, roe;,I,,,. of Madison, ,,I,o
,,,,.,,s ,,aruo}J. ro,I est,,a poar tho ca,,i-
~ ,rhioI, 10 ,ro,,Il willingly, di-,osa of
~ ,,,to c,r ,.,I,,hIa. copo;Jara,iop
ra.l, ~, f.;o,,.I,.r.i,o Tr;.4ari,.ol So.;o
,,5af IN Tr;,au-;.,. stiu o,Jhoro -
-, a,;,.i,,.II.i,l INT lr;I3;,,e, o,d
i,,s;,, ,1,,.,I,,,, ui.h ttot hill r.Ssad ar
ro,.,,,,u
senator lIiIIs' hill for nrnyaptino cor
r,,rt nracticas in elections Is attrartino
cons;,lerahIa attention inst at prcseut
The sentiment in favor of the bill seems
to he GROWING daily Several Senators
were TALKING of The bin the other dav
when one remarked. .If if is some
thing that the people OF the state want.
| can see no reason why we should not
Give ~ tl,nr, :" Al tl,a S.oators ,,res-
ont AGREED With him, and from, the son
tjurDt CONCERNING the biIl shown Nv
those in This city outside of the Ierjslat-
ure ana bv penplc from various parts Of
the state who have been interviewed on
the subject. there seems little doubt
but that the people of the state do want
it. Il seems certain that some amend |
ments viii be proposed, az some of the |
practical politicians in TIE legislature |
are naturally averse to having their |
managers make and file an
itcmizcd statement OF receipts and ex-
penditures during a canvass for an ell |
ection. Senator Mills will work hard |
for the measure, as Will also, Mr.. Buck
staff and Mr.. Sloan in the Assembly. |
There are many members who would |
gladly see such a measure enforced for |.
their own benefit if for no other reason. !
Mr. Hall Of Dunn county. stirred up a !
lively debate on Tuesday by calling up |
a resolution introduced ~ him, proyid- \
ing for the appointment Of a committee .
IF three members Of the Assembly to /
investigate the matter Of the gross earn
ings OF the railroads OF the state, for the .
purpose of ascertaiuing whether the /