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


licenses by street railway companies: No.
| PSI \. relating 10 state printing: No. 2!i9 4.
relating TO organizations drilling with fire
! arms: No. 4l6 A. to prevent combinations
! between fire insurance companies; No. sol
\. relating to appropriation to state uni
/ vcrsity: No. :'"7 \, to prevent unjust dis
| criH'!nation by fire insurance companies :;
I No. 6lI \. relating to the rates of inter
! est No. 622 \. relating t. savings banks
and savings societies: No. 60 !. regulating
] Issuance Of license 70 insurance companies: ::
/ No. 900 \ relating to disposal Of garbage,
and providing for crematories. etc. for
I same in cities of the first class.
The night session of the Assembly on
! the 10Th was short, the calendar having
been finished in the morning. Speaker
MessrS. Stone. Bulard. Hall and Ray as
members of the joint committee TO report
date for a final recess. Under suspension
! Introduced by Mr.. Wheeler relating to the
! impancling of jurors. McsSTs. Mss and
/ tashin were appointed rs members Of the
/ special committee to visit Camp Douglas
The Assembly on the 10th passed three
| Grath'S bill establishing an Intermediary
! prison. Mr. Agen'S bill rClatiE; % Il board
! license plumbers. The Intermediary prison
| bill which carries an appropriation of no
! 600. was passed by = vote Of - tn II. There
! was considerable amount of inquiry to
/ the amount of money carried by Mr.. Agcn's
/ bill but there was no discussion over II.
he total appropriation i $1,000. Ii was
/ passed bH 4 Nott ol 10 -. Mt$SrS- fINifilS
/ and Gavin voting against it. There was
/ considerable discussion over Mr. Polacheck's 5
! plumbers bill; Mr.. Kosenkrans wanted it
! explained and Mr.. POlachcck spoke at
/ length upon the necessity of such n law.
| \ resolution was read from the Christian
/ Endcavor societies thanking the Legislature
/ the public morals by passing the Wylie pool
selling bill and the Hurd cigarette bill.
/ There were no resolutions TO act upon and
4 the House proceeded at once to the passing
! OF bills. The following bills were passed:
{ No. 1s3 \. establishing refnrmatory for Il
certain class of criminals: No 2lS A. reat-
ing to state board of immigration; No. 2S9
/ A. relative to the licensing of plumbers; Ne.
| tl3 A. investigation of returns made by
railroad companies; No: olo y, autn"FlZinG
nominco river; i've No 65;5 4. amending tie law law
relating to the sale of poisons; No. 219 5.
relating to the salary Of the city clerk in
cities OF the first class; No. 231 :. to appro-
pirate money for additional room at Wis
conSfn Veterans home: No. 2S1 :. relating
To railroads: No $50 :. to regulate casualty
insurance and surctyship corporations: No.
81? >, providing compensation for officiating
Mills caucus bill was made special order
for the 10Th. Ellis No. 80 \. to regulate
the place and manner of crossings of rail
ways, and No. 5S6 y. regulating crossings
of tn" tracks of steam railroads by street
| railways. were killed. and bills No. 627 A.
relating 10 highways and bridges. and No.
$50 A. regulating the manner of improving
hGul"TardS or pleasure ways, were ordered
to a third reading.
There not quorum present when
the Assembly met on the night of the 18th.
and III" session was short. adjournment till
the 18Th being taken. Two bills We're passed
under Suspension of the ruleS-Mr Kla-
bundles measure relating TO civil service in
Milwaukee. and Mr.. Wclton'S bill to regu-
! late fishing in Dane county. Senator
Green's hill relating to the salary of the
Milwaukee city clerk came back from the
Senate. that body having refused to concur
i'll the Assembly amendment increasing the
salary to S:iGoo year The question
he Assembly rpcsfliur
Mr. Ray, who was in iii" chair, put the
question. and about half a dozen members
voted. The speaker ruled that the Assem-
/ bly, amendment should stand. and on mo-
tion OF Mr. Wheeler til" appointment of
conference committee on the bill was au-
thOIiZtd
The last week of the egiSlative session
Of 1897 was begun in the Assembly on the
night of the 10Th in rushing manner. The
T2S4daE u was Mas gnHSmaY G ram 5aTSS fer nMopnag
Senate bills on the calendar f"r third reau-
ing were laid on the table. The first WAS
No 13% $. Mr. Mills relating to trust. guar
aGty. safe deposit and security corpora
tiouS. ON motion of Mr. L"gried the vote
on Ne. 400 :. to regulate fishing in Dane
county. was recouSdcrcd. Mr.. L"gricd of
fcred an amendment 70 the bill. which was
adopted. and tn" amended bill Concurred in.
The Senate joint resolution to permit Mr..
Stout to Introduce bill r"l-iiH% to the
Historical library, was concurred in. Bills
passed and concurred in were: No. l93 \.
ro rrgHiat" department stores; joint reso-
lutte No. % :. proposing an amendment to
section !. article IT,. "f the constitution. re-
latiEg to education: No. ! :. for an appr"-
pration to Il state library commission: No.
2Ii :. for an Appropriation to the Icgisla-
tive app0rtiuum"nt committee: No. 2SS :.
to continue an appropriation of Ou"hfth OF
n mill to the State university, 10. 31i :.
relating to the printing and distribution OF
special reports of the board OF state univer-
sity regents
The famous Mills caucus bill. which was
10 have been the special order for the
ir1fr t4l- IA Al nF hS