Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1897-02-15

| villages from towns; by Mr.. WOlter. to as
! SeSs mOrtgaged real estate; by Mr. Morgan,
| relating to Arbor day: by air OLSON au-
| thorizing the encouragement to concel Ag-
ricultural society mortgage; by Mr. Dresser,
| relating to the removal of county seats; by
! Mr.. Flett, relating to the division of cities
into classes; also, relating to railroads;
| also, relating to the trial of the question
| of Insanity, also, relating to change of
! venue in civil actions; by Mr.. Clark, to ere
| ate the county of Rusk and to change the
| boundaries of Price and Chippewa counties;
| also, for u town in Pelican, in Oneida coun-
| ty; also. relating to the terms of court for
Fifteenth circuit; also: to yacate the State
| therein; also, relating to Lumber district.
| No. II; also. to detach certain Forest coun-
| passenger rates on the $500 railway; by
| Mr.. Arson, relating to general elections; by
| Mr. UT, to yacate state road i'll Grant
county; by Mr.. Durham, to repeal the law
to state aid for agricultural societies; by
Mr.. Agen, to amend the law creating
municipal court in Douglas county; also,
relating to additional powers of peculiar
corporations; also. to amend the law au-
thorizing street railway companies to con-
denim lands; also, for r. the redemption of
perior court for Douglas county; by Mr..
Rosenkrans, to amend the law creating the
charter of Nashotah house; also to amend
the law relating to high schools; also, re-
lating to the exemption of earnings; also,
to amend the law for municipal court at
OconomoWoc; by Mr.. Hurd, to regulate the
p D1i motley to G. ". Anderson and others
for nets destroyed; also. to collect certain
historical material by Mr.. Billiard for the
inspection of benzine and gasoline and to
regulate the sale thereof; also, to create
the town of Pennington in Oneida county;
also, to amend the law creating a board
Of arbitration; by Mr.. Wipperlnan. to au-
thorize cities of fourth class to grant water
also, providing that the state repay to
counties all in excess of $4,000 of the prose
cution of any one criminal case by Mr..
Minch, relating to the sale of university
farm products; by Mr.. Barnum, relating TO
the election of assessors in cities for third
and fourth class; also, relating to corpora
bookmaking; by Mr.. Polacheck, to authorize
tax levy in Milwaukee for public Ii
highways; by Mr.. Legried,, to protect or
chards and vineyards against vandalism;
also, relating to the compensation of attor-
neys who defend INDECENT prisoners; Also
to prevent the use Of money in political
conventions; also, for dam across a creek
in Jefferson county; also, relating to the
Latta. relating to the reassessment of spe-
cial taxes In certain cases; also, to regu-
late the manner Of drawing petit Jurors;
court also, relating to certified copies of
the chattel mortgages as evidence; also, re-
lating to judicial elections; also, to author
sureties on their bonds; also, relating to
subscription to railroad stock; also, re-
also, to regulate the plating of lands and
the recording Of the same; ALSO relating
to highways in Chippewa, Price, Oneida
jurisdiction on the Langlade county court;
by Mr.. Hall, to authorize county boards
to place the county jails under the control
of a board of trustees; also. to impose
tax on collateral legaces; by Mr.. Goodell.
to appropriate money, to r. r. Cushman:
statistics; by Mr.. Thomas, to change boun-
daries of Chippewa and Sawyer counties
and to create the county Of Rusk;
by Mr. Alderman, relating to the boun-
daries for city of Sheboygan: by Mr.. Hin
les, to compel the sale Of 2O00-mile tickets
Dy railroads; by Mr.. Krauss for tax levy
Marsh. relating to the boards or review; by
Mr. True, to authorize the building OF
road for public use in Sank county; also,
to amend the law relating to forest fires;
also, to fix maximum express rates; by MT
Stone, to authorize cities and villages to
levy a tax for certain current expenses;
to nominate candidates; by Mr.. Wheeler,
relating to the publication Of official pro
class; also. to amend the law relating to
special town meetings; also, relating to
damas es sustained on highways; also
amending the law relating to water powers;
by Mr.. MOsher. to regulate salaries OF coun-
ty officers; also, relating to crossing for
tracks of railroads by tracks of street rail
to practice in court; by Mr.. Parker relat-
ing to the salary for the Kewaunee county
Judge; by Mr. Edwards. to abolish the
municipal court of Ripon; by Mr.. Peterson,
to permanently locate the seat of govern
ment i'll Milwaukee; also: to loan a sum
of money not to exceed S1O0O,00O to Mil
waukee; by Mr.. Taylor to authorize county
boards to appropriate funds to forward
building Of bridges; also. to regulate trade
cattle. sheep and swine to be slaughtered;
by Mr.. Hoyt. for the election OF town of
tfeers in Milwaukee county; also. to amend
the law Incorporating the. Milwaukee plank
road: by Mr.. Burlington, to prevent unjust
discrimination b. fire insurance companies;
also, to appropriate $40, 420 to DR. Alexan-
der Morgan to reimburse him for money
expended under the Kelley cure law; also
for the appointment OF commissioners to
ascertain the amounts due persons VINO
cared for persons committed under the
Kelley cure law; also, to legalize7 claims
against counties for care of inGbriatesr also,
to detach Chippewa county from the Elev-
enth judicial circuit and to attach it to
the Seventeenth circuit and to detach
Clark county from the Seventeenth circuit
and to- attach ii to the Sixteenth eineuit
by Mr.. Risum. relating to legislative eX-
penses; by Mr.. Stanley, to repeal the, law
papers having population of 10000 Or
more: 10y. Mr.. Policy; for the taxation OF
moftgaged property ~ Mr. de e to- bod reg
also, to- provide that convicts work on
highways and manufacture furniture for
public Institutions; also, to authorize the
secretary of state to procure free trans
pOrtation for state officers and members OF
LegisIature and 70 compel railway com
panies to- furnish the same; by Mr.. Harvey
for the teaching of physical edHcatlon lH
public. schools; by Mr. Eaton. relating 10
the releH$H 0btl0nS:. also, 10 CeldCu GEL
tain lands from the village Of Oak Creek
by Mr.; Reinnoldt, to authorize Milwaukee
to extend it's sewerage and water system
into the adjoining towns; by Mr. Bechtef
fer printing council proceedings in cities
Of the second and third class; by Mr.. Ruth
erford, to authorize the. collection Of en-,
trance, fees by secretaries of agricultural
societies; by Mr.. Flett, relating to, rall-
roads e'ro bills: by Mr. Garyin relating
to rates of interest: by Mr.. Davidson. relat-
ing to- cemeteries; also, 5or the ia taxation OF
latins TO actions against officers acting ern-
der ar invalid statute; by W. A. Jones. to
regulate the licensing of insurance com
painless also, relating to banking: also, to
codifw the laws in relation to bankingc by
j. j. Smith. for the disposition OF unclaimed
property; by, Mr.. Stone. to amend the CON
stitution to Go away with the state census;
by MIR Wipperman. TO exempt earnings;
alsA to amend the law relating to the
powers of the state board of health.
After the rush and crush of the day be-
fore the Assembly was in a mood to take
things easy on the 18th and not much bust
ness was done The committee oil state
affairs reported in favor of the passage OF