Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1895-03-13

practical work in drugstore. An amend
ment allowing the governor, to appoint as
PERSONS PERSONS not IT recommended by the Wisconsin,
| Pharmaceutical society was killed.
fa2oT of the Woe local opi1n Bill No. BIZ
| covered the chief clerks desk in the AS
| sembly There were also number favorlng
| the repeal of the Wind and Muskego lakes
| drainage laws. The committee on town and
county organization announced that on Tues
| day next it would consider the bill to create
| the county Of Garfield and on Thursday the
| bill to create the county of Upham. The
| committee agriculture reported against
| ment station in Northern Wisconsin. The
| committee on banks and banking reported
| favOraby on the Senate bill for the estab-
| ishment of a retail lumbermans insurance
| company. The following bills were passed:
| No. 49, A, relating to municipal bonds, legal
| izing all issues of bonds under the constitu-
| tional limit after the bonds have been nego-
| tiated Nos. 400 and 407 A. ting to school
buildings providing for repairing and rent
| ing temporary quarters in villages; No. 489
| A, concerning assessors forbidding them to
| be insurance agents; No. 496 A, concerning
No. $50 A, relating to the capture of fugi-
tiyes from justice; No. 617 A, authorizing
| a dam on Turtle river; No. CT S, relating>to
the bureau Of labor statistics, requiring the
commissioner to file itemiZed expense &C.
counts; No. 20 S, authorizing the insurance
commissioner to employ another clerk and
stenographer; No 81 5. providing for extra
stenographers in circuit courts No. 300 S,
to authorize Black River Falls to pay its
placing of Worlds fair statues in the capt.
toll; No. 275 s. making an appropriation for
stationery. Mr.. Lord moved reconsidera-
ton of the vote by which the Assembly re-
fused to concur in Senate bill 1885, fixing
penalty for selling liquor to minors. 1t was
discovered that an error had been messaged
to the Senate, as cOncurred in, and it had
to be recalled. Ehe vote was reconsidered
and ordered to a third reading. The follow
for the election of aldermen-at- large in Mil
waukee; No. 1853 A, for municipal court at
purchase sites for isolation hospitals; No. 100
A. to exempt mortgages from taxation; NO.
PA A, to repeal the fire and police pension
fund; No. $50 A, changing the boundaries
Of Grant and Crawford counties; No 421 A,
amending the charter act relating to taxes;
No 426 A and 427 A. changing the bound
No. 42S A, creating the county Of Radisson;
No 4S4 A, relating to liens; No 491 A, re
Eating to the Cassyille waterW FORKS no 49o
the case of. Edward Ecker, confined in
the state prison; No. 574 A, creating tho
office of registrar Of vital statistics in
Milwaukee; creating a second board IN
the Milwaukee common council. The AS
semby then took n recess to 1870 p. nj.
At the evening session there was brief but
spirited discussion over the bill of Mr.. Lam
bersOn, which permitted the appearance of
persons not lawyers in county courts. Mr..
Burdfck said that the measure was vicious
ana ana @1qG G n f m
berson said the object was simply to put
the law up where it was prior to 1887. There
ought to be no law, he said, to compel a man
to hire lawyer. It was a measure in the
Mr. Hirschingar favored the bill. The AS
sembIy flnaiy refused to order the bill to a
third reading. When the bill to pension
Supreme court judges at half pay when, IS
tight. Mr.. Wilke finally moved to lay it on
the table and the motion prevailed by vote
Madison, Wis. March S-Yesterday the
Assembly got badly mixed up on Senate bill
No 1873, and Speaker Burrows said that it |
was owing to a mistake on the part of the
chief clerk and his assistant This morning, |
at the opening Of the session, the Speak er |
made an explanation, stating that he had |
his remarks and he desired to apologize. The |
batch of petitions submitted was as big as |
usual Most of them referred to the county |
option bill, No 81 A for which the tenn |
perance people are making strong fight. A |
resolution was adopted to adjourn until |
Monday night instead of having session |
CLINTON authorizing Mr. Latta to introduce |
a bill relating to the Forest County Agr1cuit- !
committee reports were received, most or |
them relating to minor matters. The ques-
ton OF passing the peddler bil was the oega
Blake and Mr.. Billiard, the former moving TO |
lay it over until next Wednesday and the |
latter favoring immediate action; The he mo
ton to lay it over was lost and the bin was |
passed. 1t greatly increases the license |
tended that the bill was ''class legislation"
and when the butter and cheese bill came |
CD Mr. O7Neil said in his sarcastic way:
''I would like to hear from the gentleman |
from Racine as to his point of class legisia- |
ton" which raised a laugh at Mr.. B1ake's |
expense. Mr.. Wipperman moved to lay the |
bifl upon the table, but it was lost by, vote |
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 were passed:
No. rs A, concerning peddlers, providing
for licensing and fixing the rates. No. 389 A. !
forbidding the placing of drugs in, in milk to to
filing OF Incorporation papers of butter and
cheese companies for single fee Of So;
No. 546 A, relating to assessment Of bank
Wisconsin river in section sc, township %
north. range 5 east: No. 1873 s, providing
penalty for selling liquor to minors; No ODD
S. concerning the incorporation and govern
ment of cities The joint resolution provid-
ing for the appointment of two additional
Chickamauga commissioners was concurred