The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-04-24

out attorneys services. II had been re-
ported By the Judiciary committee for i'll
definite poStponcment. Senator's Austin
and McMullcn spoke against it, saying it
would result in defective titles many cUuu
Y Judges not being attorneys. The bill
was hillcd-23 to S-She votes in its favor
being by Senators COngcr. Davis. bennett,
Green McGil!ivray. Manson. Stehbins and
" NoodwOrth ASScmblyman krau>' bill,
No. ibt y, reducing the exemption Of earn
ihSs from $50 to $40 per month. was re
ported from th" committee FOR indefinite
PoStponcment, but the Senate refused hy
vote Of 13 to II To kill it. and it was
ordered 10 cngrOSSiaent and third reading.
senator l.amOrcuN argued against concur.
1'nce il No. 81 i. limiting paSsengcr
rates or nj! roads which earn $500 or more
per mile to not more than ; cents per mile.
and requiring that tickets be sold ri all
stations at that rate. but the bill WAS or
10 To II. Mr.. HoytS bill. No. C-!S a. aU-
thorIZlng sewer commission for Milwau-
kee and authorizing it to condemn lands
l"f sewerage purposes. WAS ordered t0 en-
croSSm"nt ard third reading Mr. True :
hill. No. 80 y. providing an appropriation
10 reimburse the trust funds for Il loan to
the State Agricultural society Of $Il300o,
Including interest. was indefinitely post
pnned. ON motion Of Senator Stout bill
No. 1n3 \. amending the school law was
taken up and conCurrcd in under suSprll-
sion Of the rules. Eill No. G23 \. providing
Il new banking code. WAS concurrcd in un-
der suspension of the rules on motion of
Senator HaNtcr. The bill taking Il slice
off from Forest county ana adding il 10
Oneida, and from Oneida to Villas county,
which came back from the Assembly with
several amendments changing the boun-
dallc~ Of the detached territory. was CON
Cured IN. Under permission of n Joint
resolution Senator NeltOn introduced Il bill
authorizing the use Of the uncxpendcd bal
anc" of the appropriation for monuments
on the battlefield of Chickamauga for the
erection of monuments on the battlefield
"a f.In I'm,
Nh"Ian, bill No. 30 4. placing the bank
examiner under the jurisdiction Of the
state treasurer, ana authorizing him to EN-
Ploy his own SuhorlfHntes was cyncllrre,I
III under suspension of the rules Senator
bennett secured reconsideration of the vote
hy which III" Senate passed bill No. so
), taxing waterWorkS on their gross re
ceiptS, and moved its recommttal to the
committee on state affairs. Senator Congcr
wanted it sent to the committee on assess
ment and collection of taxes. to which
Senator bennett consented, and ii was 50
referred
The Senate on the night Of the Goth
passed under suspension of the rules the
general appropriations bill for the char
liable and penal institutions of the state.
carrying appropriations for S9i5.50o. This
amount is Sl30.ooO less than was asked for
hy III" bill aS it went to the committee
on claims. Two years ago this biH carried
appropriations Of S932. 600. but the present
measure provides for deficiency of S24-
ooo. 50 that the total allowance is les; than
that of the last Legislature by S2l 900
The appr0pria tiOnS re divided between the
several stat" institutions as follows: Wis
conSin state hospital for insane S1GO. 900: :
North"r hospital for insane. S1c;,. 600; Wis
rorSln school for deaf, S9s0o0; Wisconsin
Schoo! for hlir!. S1:;.JOO: Industrial school
Tor boys. %i.i,0Oo: state prison. S1UJ. .Uua :
state school for dependent children ~, 900;
h"ln" for feeble minded. S135.OOO. Mr.
llurd : bill ia regulate and restrict the
sale OF cigarettes. which has been buried
in the Senat" judiciary committee for many
days, was brought ont with Il recommeI-
dation that ii be killed.
Assembly.
resolution was adopted after some
EIulhpilhG to give certain members copies
3l ne revised statues 10 replace copies that
had been stolen. \ joint resolution to grant
senator Mills permission to introduce a bill
was downcd because the Assembly had
kiiiod Il similar bill The following bills
VIZ" passed with almost no discussion: No
20 :, amending the general election laws :;
Np. 80 A, relating L. assessment Cf bank
stock; No. 800 \, relating TO election or con-
SIabirS IN cities of first. second and third
class; No. IA y. relating to fees of ShcriTs
ana other officers: No. 900 A. relating to the
!lNchai@e OF mortgages; No. t2S A. rplat-
ihS TO sewerage system in Milwaukee
county; No Col y. to create the town of
strickland. Chippewa county: No. 05j A.
auii"fl@InS cities to furnish water to ad-
Joining cities or Villages. There was some
discussion over Mr.. Hoyt's Menomonee sew
u
II ON the ground thar it would eventually
rntall 4 very great expense upon the city
Mf- AnSCn favored it, showing the urgent
need OF sewerage system for the valley. and
the DlI was pa The Davis corrupt DraC-
tices act came over from the Senate and
was sent 10 the judiciary committee. The
Assembly ordered four important bills to Il
third reading. The first WAS Nh McGrath'S
bill for the establishment of an Intermediary
i,rISni. The bill originally carried an a,i-
propIiation OF $4,000, but was amended
in the commit, on claims TO make the
appropriation ST5,o0o. The amendment was
adopted by the House and the bill was or
dcrcl TO Il third reading without word of
discussion or dissenting vote The see
ond measure was Mr. AGen's bill re-esiab-
fishing the board Of imm grafton. There
little fight over 1t. but after it had
been amended to cut the appropriation TO
$1,000 it was ordered eu"rosSeu by a vote
Of - to -. The third measure was Mr.
PGlacheck'S plumbers bill, and the fourt n
was senator StebbinS joint resolution ere
atlnG fund for III" purpose of making a
suitable gift u the hattloShjp Wisconsin,
The following bills were killed: Joint reSo-
luton No. - \. relating to acoustic prop
critics of the Assembly chamber; No. - A.
J3 y. relating To physicians. surgeons and
mttWivcs; No. 163 A. making appropriation
for State Historical library building; No.
1874 \. to provide for the exemption of 4
homestead: No. 3"5 \. relating 10 the city
cn2 .n"CrS in cities of the first class; No. iNp
\, relating to an Interstate park: No. 80
4. relating to the exemption of earnings
No 53S \. appropriating money to {. w
Anderson ana J.. J.. MaluuiSt: No $50 A. an
pTupr!atiug money to f. l. CuShIngn Aft
tr TWO or three resolutions to permit the
Introduction of new bills. ana after Mr.
TuruLam had introduced a new boulevard
bill the Assembly took q recess
At TIE night session of the Assembly on
the 18th joint resolution was introduced
hy Mr. Stone for the appointment of a con
ference committee of four from the Assem-
bly, aud four flom the Senate TO make re-
port for final recess and tn" date of re
CouVeuin-. III" resolution was adopted.
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hf,.y,I,, I,.i"g;i.,o hin and moro i nn rhar,o
nf reyivin.- II There was no ,Ii.cU..;5ii mn
an II nv a viva yorr wore tba ,iU Wis
,1rad down hut Mr. L,latt ,rnnan,Ini = rarf
c.II arI y,.as STSraincj il, Iii. J"r,ani NJ
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thn vote was then taken. mo bin Wa
killed hy a vote of - to ~ The vote wa,
gs follows. AYES. Alderman Arp,l. Ear-
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