Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-04-18
TIE LEGISLATURE.
The Senate,


$his morning Senator Burke offered resolu-
TONS OF respect to the memory of the late
ags Scott San ana they O Were aqGpea
ported fav0rably the Menomonee valley
sewerage bills. The bills relating to the au-
cornmittee on education. The Assembly
resolatins. 20 adjourn April IS came up
with an amendment to make it April 20.
Senator Spcnsley said it was necessary to
give more time to the Assembly. Senator
Burke said that he had been told by the cher
clerk Of the Assembly that it would be I'M
possible 70 finish the business on the 18TH.
BY an aye and no vote of Is to 13 the amend
meut was adopted and the resolution was
concurred IN. The following Senate bill bills
were passed No. PIG, making an approprl-
alton for examination of drinking water;
No. 362, relating to fire and police pensions
in Mllwonkee; No 49, creating eat, new
Cured in as follows: No 96, for distribu-
tion. of blue books; No. $50, relating to regis
Ing to penalties for trespass on state lands.
tsol tpassed by Il strictly party vote2 The
to create a state board If immigration.
senator Bashford opened the sail by saying
that Wisconsin is at present tull OF people
out Of work and that he could See no good
reason Tor bringing others here. Senator
Mills said Che measure was one of great
merit; that Northern Wisconsin had great
deat OF nndeveoped resources that ought 10
De got before the world. Senator Kennedy
conceded with Senator Bashford on the i'm
migration question. saying that during the
present hard times the charitable had been
Obliged to support enough unfortunates up
North. Senator Brown supported the meas
Wre as calculated to do an act of justice to
Northern Wisconsin, Senator Weeks made
the point that the state ought to try and
the Dakotas The bill passed by 26 to 4,
Senators Bashford Burke. Conger and Ken,
Assembly bill to treat inebrates at county
expense and 1t was laid over. No. 621 a,
amending the fire escape laws was laid
over till Thursday. Assembly bill No. 4S9,
prohibiting insurance agents from acting as
as'essors, was killed Bill No Pa s. amend
hn ing the laws re3tnS St, to issue 500 OF municipal
prison, was also killed. The. resolution to
TsAs"sl5, library bll was was conc incurred
At Che evening session bin No; 800 $, to
teG2hEc the Grand avenue asphalt paving
contract III Milwaukee, was passed under
suspension. of thu, rules. Some opposition
was manifested but not enough to inter
fert with the progress of the measure.
Madison. Wis. April 10.-In the Senate
this morning the committee on railroads re-
ported Senator BaShford's railroad BILL No.
ii2 :, FOR indefinite postponement, Senators
McGrehan and Altpeter dissenting. Mr.,
rra sDr4 nd BIN NG 9f5 A. eamG up
have ii rereferred to the judiciary commit
tee, sayins; that Senator Hashford had so
amended! the hi that he was not now in
w@s lost and The bill was passed by vote
of rs To II. Joint resolution No. % S. amend
.coNrt, and joint resolution No. 26 S. pro-
vidmS for another amendment relating to
s"niis to refundng special pnving assess
ments in Milwaukee,, was passed The fol-
lowing Assembly bills were concurred in:
No, 234, relating, to benefit associations;
No. J!G}, ating to the Menom0nee sewer
age district of milwaukee,; No. IS, creating
a municipal court for Lincoln county; No.
}nl IN tn no i'll cd of no cor
Senate bills we're killed: No. q, amending
amending the general charter act; No. 326,
Ths M the chnrer h of the city of Deper
nara home WAS passed. The bills to raise
S ana $500 Year
was ort,,1cd to a third reading after it had
Accen amended so as to make it take effect
At,rs>iist bin was ordered to third reading
W,smo"t opposition The Senate then took
t',c university appropriation bill came over
tfG'a thc Assembly and was placed on the
for third reading 1t was considered
NY 1lr committee on education and claims.
,Thy senate ihen. took = recess to Z p. IN.
ntN$ in the evening. The committee on ju-
H,4yThary repor;ed Il batch Of bills to be
ts&Elon Pill The co,@mittee on manufact
AlrNs And commerce reported favoraby on
@,Netl,s arbitration bill The committee on
~si@ration reported fer indefinite postpone,
unent 2hc ifill TO provide for the auditing of
S@" accounts OF the normal school regents
mad y substitute for the one auditing the ac-
r'ss&"fS of the university regents. providing
2ign} accounts be submitted under oath and
nN3t Min rs u.s. secETta'Ty of Ttnte ,os
IL" time with preliminary tiourishes this
morning, but got down to the passing of bills
az ONCE and passed them with great rapility.
Vac following bills went through: No. II ).
ssFAH&an%iag statutes relating to town treas
t,; No. 2oa $, authorizing the Milwaukee,
M $, giving the milwaukee, county register
OF deeds Is salary; No. 81 s. forbiddng the
SO - \ Of hqner near the Waupaca home; No.
treasSgcr; So II " !; re2ting to zpscal
vows blacklist bill; No. Ga n, relating to
county trcasurers; No la A, concerning
municipal court in Villas county; No. 165 A.
IVA N, raising special tax of $2iO000 for
the university; No. 400 \, relating to prac-
publishing reports of the State Historical
sQ2le;y: No; $50 A, relating to fees of guar
antee associations; No. 6lS A. amending the
OF &ussian thistle commissioners No. 7O3
A, 'nXing terms of court in the Fifteenth cir
sing the salaries of the assistant treasurer
aaa assistant secretary of state. but it
aassea as e vote Of Is to II. Coy. Upham
:sssAt in the name Of w. J. Starr of Eau Claire
rs fish commissioner in place Of the late A.
y. II. Carpenter. Assembly bills were killed
az follows: No. 135, relating to bonds Of
coaaty treasurerS; No. $50, lowering fee for
Incorporating butter and cheese factories.
-rhe following Senate bills We're killed: No.
~, relating to salaries of sheritfs; No. LAT,
FOR dam in Marathon county: No. 176, for
state board of navigation. When Mr..
,O'Nell's arbitration bill came up Senator
McGsiiivray asked to have it referred to the
judiciary committee and it was, sent there.
YqSs, Assembly bill raising age of consent to
rs years was amended so as to make it Ia
years, The bill providing that insurance
agents shall not act as assessors, was the
ssA5eCt of i long argument 1t was finally
emf 10 the committee on state affairs Mr..
2N1r's bin M. 5t6 \. relating to the assess
m,snT of bank stock. was made the special
fosSi'S railroad bill was once more sent to
the railroad cGmmittee Senator Putnams
Mil 10 rewnlate the normal and university