The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-02-02

MT lrochnoW bill authorizing gas com
panicS to deal in stoves with q recon-
mendation that it be indefinitely postponed.
The senate amendment To the resolution
authorizing the employment Of more assist
ants 10y the Scrgeant-at-aTmS was concuTrcd
in
The Assembly adjourned to 10 O'Clock Jan
uary %
large number of new bills some Of
them being important ones. were introduced
in the Assembly on the 25th. making the
last session Of the week comparatively
Mr.. AnSon asked leave To submit Il report
10 the state board of health. which lie
wanted printed in the journal without read
ing. which request was granted.
The resolution to cut of new business on
February u came up for consideration. Mr.
Lgmberson wanted II referred To the com
mittec on Legislative expenditures, and. on
his notion II was 50 referred
Senator Timme's resolution to investigate
Jerry Dobbs' office was concurrel in without
opposition.
Bills were introduced as follows:
Mr.. Jones-To provide for board Of
steam boiler inspectors; To amend the laws
relating to the instruction of deaf mutr>.
Mr.. WOler-To pay for property destroyed
to prevent the spread Of contagious dis
eases: to authorize cities to purchase prop
erty outside of limits on which to locate
isolation hospitals.
Mr.. KlmbaII-To repeal chapter 1G5 Of
laws of 1893 relating To- insane asylumS
practices in the circuit courts of Wiscon-
the redemption Of lands sold for taxes.
Mr.. DETROIT To repeal section 2S4. laws
Of 1898. relating TO the management of
roads
Mr.. Taylor-Amending the Juror laws TO
extend the commissioner system to the
whole state.
Mr. KIahunde-To amend the laws rclat-
Ing to the licensing Of palace cars; provid-
ing for the examination Of stationary en-
gineers
ton upon county court Of Lincoln county.
Mr. Iatta To amend the laws of 1891 re-
lating to the redemption Of lands sold for
Mr. Woller-ro amend the laws relating
to the place Of civil actions.
Mr.. Dodge Providing for the collection
Nr Thomas To ,egulate passenger rates
on the 500 road to make the rate 3 cents
'fM Mr. - Treat-To amend the laws relating
Mr., Mahoncy Of Vernon To amend the
revised statutes relating to the practice cf
Mr. Lamberson-'To amend the laws Of
1855 relating To the compensation of county
boards.
Mr RuIIard To authorize the establish
mcnt Of a workhousc by any two or more
counties Of the state.
Mi BucfstafT An act to amend the game
Mr. Wippermun To authorize n canal
from HcmI0ck creek to Cranberry creek in
Wood county: to amend n bill authorizing
the construction Of a dam at Grand Rapids.
The committee on judiciary reported back
Mr. Prochnow's smallpox and Fiukcrton
bills: Mr. DodgeS concealed weapon bill,
and Mr.. Boncel's servant bill with recon-
mendation for indefinite pOStponement.
Mr. Rurdck moved to suspend tie rules
SO that the bill to relieve the circuit court
of Milwaukee county could hc put upon Its
passage. II was concuTred I'm.
The Assembly had expected t" adjourn
ate had adjourned 1t sent in a resolution
10 adjourn To : O'Clock Monday evening
and there was nothing for the Assembly 10
do but to concur 4 senate amendment to
sell to the public the old desks that are
left after the cx-memherS have secured
their desks was concurfed in. The Assembly
then adjourned to $50 p. IN. January -.
In the Assembly ON the 2Sth ther" was Il
rush of IN nor bills \ joint resolution in
troduced by Mr.. Marsh for the printing Of
lists cf members their politics and 4eat
numbers was adopted under suspension If
the rules Mr.. Marsh also introduced rcso-
luton providing that when the Legislature
adjourns on Friday il b" to the following
TUESDAY: that it hold at least enc session
on Saturday of that week and when al
journment then be taken it he to the fol-
| lowing Monday. and 20 on to alternate
between adjournment to Tuesday md to
Monday
Bills wero introduced: Compelling rail-
road companies to sell mileage books. and
defining how they shall hr used; to regulate
the sale Of vaccine virus. toNinc and similar
products used In contagious diseases: de
Scribing the duties of stationary engineers;
to codfy the laws relating to town instr
ance societies: relating TO general elections
and for securing purity OF the ballot; rel4t-
ing to tCHcherS IN common schools. prohib-
itiRg persons under IL years of age from
teAChing: to divide the Tenth Justice Of the
pence district in the city of Milwaukee.
Under the head of pctttr' IONS. memorials.
etc. Mr.. lie" presented n petition in III"
Assembly on the 10Th, In favor Of the haWk-
erS' bill. and Mr.. McGilivrnY presented
one in favor of the passage of a food and
dairy bill. Hlr. J"ske presented several in
favor Of the appropriation to the Stat"
FircmCu'S association.
Bills wer" introduced as follows. Amend
/ ing the game laws 10 protect deer aud Ger
tain birds: to complete the establishment
( Of the seventh stat" normal school in the
city Of superior: to amend the laws re
latinG to the charter of Milwaukee 80 aS
to take territory from IN" Twelfth ward
aud add il to the Seventeenth warl: to
authorize cities to pay the mayor salary;
ur"rS' bonds: providing for tn" election Of
aldermen ut large in th" city uf Milwaukee,;
10 amend the general charter act: to cSiab,
( lsh a municipal court in WHuk"shH; IA
amend the revised statutes limiting DANA EcS
| in ease OF accidental death. amending the
! BARRIERS on Sunday: To create mum 'cipHI
( court for the county of Villas; to amend ths
/ laws relating to h0TS" stealing: establish ne
I Il railroad commission to regulate railroads
/ to prevent boys shooting birds aud antma'
/ in pubic parks.
/ GOV TPham sent in n list Of the par
/ douS granted by COY Peck The list in
/ cIudcd fifteen to reStor" cOuyiCt~ TO citizen
] ship: e from the state prison, IL from the
/ house Of correction and 20 from tia" county
/ jaiIs. total 0f a
/ There being n" further business except
/ bills on the general file. and nobody MOVING
] to 20 into committee Of the whole. III,
/ Assembly adjourned.