Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1897-02-22

yersity regents. to make report showing li4g
the products Of the university farm, Win
their cost, and the cost OF work done l.
machinery hall. The committee on MI, ludlfc or
ary reported large batch of blllS Tor
slaughter. The joint committee on claims
sent in two reports on the bill to appropriate
$4,000 to pay the debts OF the agrleult49rTba VIA
society, a majority report fayorlng 1t. Inc
majority report was signed by SENATORS
Baxter and Solliday and Assemblymen Ray
and Morgan The minority report was
signed by Senator McGilHvray and Assem-
blymen Cashin, White and Thompson. MI
Ray raised an objection because the MINOR
ity report was signed by member VINO
was not present when the ACTON MAS
taken. The reports were laid over. Ihe
resolution giving the G. A. L. part OF
the agricultural society's room for depart
tee on military affairs on motion OF MI re
terson. Mr.. Barnum s Cuban resolution was
referred to the committee on federal reia-
lions on motion of Mr.. Rutherford. MI.
Olson's resolution calling for information
as to the cost of the athletic council at the
University called from w. A. Jones state
ment that the council did not receive cent
from the state, but used fund made up OF
contributions by students and others over
which the regents had no control. MI:
Peterson called attention to the fact thaI
the resolution had not been printed ana
placed on the files and could not De acted
upon, SO action was deferred: The folloW-
ing bills were passed: Making approprla-
ton to the Wisconsin home for feeble-mlnd-
ed for furniture, etc; relating to attorneys
appointed to defend in courts of this state;
relating to drawing of jurors; relating TO
duties of assessors; relating to payment OF
certain bail moneys in Milwaukee; reducing
capital stock of Manufacturers bank OF
New Richmond; relating to levy on corpor1.
ate stock; relating to excise and sale or IN
toxicating liquors; relating to the salary or
the county judge of Racine county; relating
to the public school for dependent and neg
lected children; relating, to religious socie-
ties and giving women the right to vote III
church societies. When Mr.. DreSSerS bill
relating to district attorneys was taken up,
Mr.. RosenkranS offered q resolution proVld-
ing that remuneration &c paid to assisting
attorneys be deducted from the salaries OF
district attorneys, and the whole matter
was sent back to the judiciary committee
There was long informal discussion over
Senator Munsons bills amending the laws
SO as to allow insurance statements to be
printed in weekly as well as daily papers,
and it was finally sent to the committee Oh
Insurance. banks and banking with instruc-
tions to report Mr. Whites bill relating
to penal and charitable institutions was sent
to the committee on penal and charitable
killed Relating to release of options; re-
curing tax rolls in towns and villages to be
indeXed: relating to sale of liquors on cleo
tion days and on Sunday; relating to Keep
ing open of shops and doing labor on Sun
day; regulating the term of liquor licenses
in towns, villages and cities; relating to es-
adjustments of warehouses;; to abolish the
fee from applicants for teachers certlfl-
Gates; relating to aliens desiring citizenship;
relating to non-payment of taxes on wide
tired wagons: relating to teachers insti-
tutes; relating to licenses in cities of the
second and third class. Among large num-
Der of bills ordered engrOSSed were Assem-
blyman Taylor's bill amending the law re-
lating to railroad licenses and Assembly
man Clark's bill regulating the inspection
of Illuminating oils.