Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-02-14

/ wednesday IOT near ny Ou the DiIiS pEONlO-
ing for deep channel commission, both of
| which were adopted Bills were introduced
| as follows: TO legaliZe the acts OF limited
towns containing not less than 1000 inhab-
| itantS that have contracted for Waterworks;
| to create a board of commissioners to con-
/ troll and regulate the navigation of the Wis
! consn river and the use of the waters there
| of; amending the statutes relating to high
ways making it compulsory on the part
petitions for persons surrounded on all
sides by real estate Of other persons; pro-
! viding for keeping sidewalks clear of snow
and ice in cities and villages incorporated
| under special charters; amending the statues
| relative to change of venue in criminal
cases providing that where sentence is re.
venue may then be taken from the lower
court on ground of prejudice of the judge;
FLED with clerks of circuit courts instead
of with town, village or city clerks: amend
ing the statutes relating to special powers
| of county boards, authorizing appointment
of boards of persons to look after fish and
game. the cost not to exceed $1,000 per year;
providing for the appointment of bank
j to the penalty for evading the law con-
t corning selling of liquor to minors and pro-
and bringing such cases within the .jurisdic-
ton of justices of the peace; prohibiting the
killing of mink in counties where there are
trout brooks; to authorize organization of
retail lumber dealers mutual insurance as
ISOLATION; to enable commissioners of public
t. the hch beong 4he
state; amending the statutes relative to
collection of statistics of farm products,
neglect or refuse to collect or furnish such
statistics; reducing salaries of Supreme
court justices from $4,000 to $4,000 per year;
reorganizing the force in the state land office
$500 per year and four assistants at $1,000
each; to provide for an assistant librarian
Of the state library to be appointed by
the board of trustees, term two years, salary
$75 per month; amending section 234 re-
vised statutes, as amended, to limit costs
in mechanics liens to $25; amending section
1899 revised statutes prohibiting creditors
from bringing action on their claims after as
signment is made: to repeal section {, chap
ter 172 laws of 1888; amending section 663,
revised statutes relating to county boards,
providing that boards shall consist of but
ing e counties into three districts to be rep
resented by supervisor to be elected at
the time Of electing town officers. The bill
authorizing the land comm ssioner to sell
burned pine on the state lands was killed
and so was Senator Officers antitrust bill.
The bill authorizing county treasurers to
county clerk was killed. The bill cutting
the labor commissioners allowance for his
penses was the subject Of quite a debate.
It was finally laid over to Tuesday. The
Senate then adjourned TO Monday night
The Assembly.
| Madison Wis., Feb 5-Mr. O'Neill pre-
! sented to the Assembly a responsiveness
against establishing a municipal court in
the county Of Washbnrn pettit tSa was
ent road laws and another favo!ring tn, the
passage of the geological survey bill Sew
6 asanst he sale Of ehse
Johnson renewed his Dane county employe
resolution in a different form, this time call
Assembly with list of employees whose
] homes are in Dane county. The rules We're
and Mr. Rk TSs t4 lay w as
lost and the resolution adopted. Bills were
introduced as follows: To amend the re.
vised statutes relating to county, judges and
laws; relating to liens for supplies on logs,
ties, ETC.; to govern the hours Of labor on
charters and containing 5000 inhabitants to
relieve i the owners of real estate from paying
taxes on more than their interest therein;
to protect fish in the Fox o river and adjacent
mission for deputy hire in the prosecution
of offenders on Winnebago lake; to provide
stables sta s to fiji Vaeanees; to prevent OBJ
struction on the Catfish in Dane county
The Senate bill ceding jurisdiction over yer
United States was concurred in. The AS
sembly then went into committee of the
whole Mr. 0aei in the a eh4 aiken The a n
Mr.. Gilmore offered an amendment which
was new bill except for the o enacting
clause. The amendment was lost. MIR.
Lamberson's bill relating to the compensa.-
ton of county. supervisors was killed. 1t
for th b dam o the
F., wisconsin river at Grand Rapids was favor
ably considered When the committee
calendar was not arranged so as to give
any idea of what the bills under consdera-
t fien he three Bills reported from the
committee Of the whole were disposed OF
Madison. Wis, Feb. 6.-Mr. O'Neill started
the bail rolling with two petitions favOrlng
an appropriation to the State, Firemen's
association. He also presented a remon1
court in Washburn county. Mr.. Ackerman
introduced resolution to print extra a, copies
sion. 1t was laid over. Nj. Bucksta1f
moved the reconsideration Of Mr.. Johnson's
of Dane county employees in the Legislature.
After hot fight the reconsideratlon was
ordered by vote Of rs to 20, Mr.. Johnson
voting with the Democrats. The resolution
was then tabled Bills were introduced as
follows: To amend the laws OF 1889 relating
to firemen's pensions; TO establish board
city charter act; to redistrict the wards OF
cities Of the first class; to prohibit company
the county court Of Portage county; to es~
tablish an intermediate reformatory, grant
adjustment of the prison Oh some river bank
where there is good water power; to amend
the laws Of 1850 Ieang to in tine
county: relating to limitation of highway
taxes; to regulate the manufacture. and sale
of butterine and filed cheese; relating to APP
peas from justices of the peace; to amend
laws of 1851 relating to- mutual insurance
companies to amend laws vs. of 1887 rel adS
Commissions: amending laws of 1889 reat-
ing to the relief of INDECENT Union soldires
and Sailors amending laws relating. to fish
amend the laws relating to changing county
seats; to amend the revised statutes of
der insurance policies: to provide for ap-
prasers for insurance losses; TO- provide
for the sprinkling of streets in villages; to
amend the revised statutes relating to village
elections: to amend the revised statutes re-
latng to school terntss to discontinue a
state road in Marinette county; to prevent
) unjust discrimination by insurance COM
: panies; relating to the issue of railroad bonds
by municipalities; legalizing the acts OF
the Florence county board creating the town
af uomeStead- nrnuifling for the licensing