The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-03-27

packages Ne ia \. relatfuc To paintin.
by Ira y. Nii=cway. Of old Fort Whine
No 2l6 \. regarding referees; No. 244 a.
relating 10 record Il mortgage: No. 244 \.
relating 10 county judge Of Dane county
No. 2JU 4. relating 10 assessment aud tax
alton OF real estate. etc. NJ ~ 4 re-
lating 70 general elections No. 3n3 \. re
lating Ia exemption from taxation; No. 33i
\. relating to annual town meetings: No.
"a \. relating 70 the assessment of per
sOuai property; Nc. -95 \. relating 10 I'll
ing complaints ia certain actions; No. 800
y. relating To assessment and collection
Of taxes on mprtnaged real estate: No. 5f1
A. to create the town Of Pelican. Oneida
county; No. 3Sl \. relating 10 publishing;
A. relating to election of town officers in
counties Of 2po.0tO or over: No Gu3 A. r.
dinances, etc; No. cOi A, providing for as
SesSment Of mortgagcd property. Ne. Go
\, changing territory in South milwaukee,;
,i5 No.. tl3 l. r@!ntinE to EnhlishinG "f pro
valuation Of property. Speaker BuckStafT
appointed Messrs. Hoyt, ovorheck and Wy
lie committee 70 Investigate The toll roads
under Mr.. HoytS resolution.
Al the evening session on the 18Th the
state Affairs commit,m,,. m 2f the Assembly re
REORGANIZATION Of the state lair manage
m"nt. The measure provides for the ap-
pointmcut by the governor of Il board Of
ccominisSionerS under who's" DIRECTION all
future stat" fairs are I" he held. The cun-
mite" amended the bill 50 a. to provide
that the commissioners have no voice IN
~ Ina ~ ii'',i 80 ,ir ~ ,Ii
Naukce persons who wCr" fearful that tho
measure was scheme 20 take the fair
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,4,illlii' =, ~ ''.ilr ~ I'M ~ ,''
ahlr senator S1Iliday'; hiiI reiotiuo t1 rrn
eraI elecffrnS The measure i aimed 20
give the gold Democrats lhe privilege Of
securing place on the state ti'i"t Bill
No. 223 y. relating Ia the practice Of
pharmacy, was reported for passage Iy the
roInmitt%e on nuhlir hn,ith ana ..,r,irt,i,r
The Hi is aimed tn .riyn ia ,.t.,nt,I. Sf,r"s
rLn r:rI- - saII n.t.T1t ,,,..li..i-i,. >, ~,
rnd;n@ lnrirS of i,fiti,.,,l fItnrfrI, ~ ,,, r
sa,rn I.yn bn..n irrsa,r.I 80 tHr ! .i.i,
l|~r The cnn1niitar rnrnrt i uI',,,i,,.-,,s
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ne report OF IN" nIIrtSiiX Ai.iejir a.
sociution was presented hy W. A Jones
when he Assembly met on the l"ih. | STAT.
Ciatinm liz, G i fnyds 1 rr. DA
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Sports. ooiD - at.r.!.,, paa'o5iI Hi'.>.'N'
l4Ht%t.G SPORTS. s-,,7t.'S: 'IatN 4iulet'g-.
-, - @ 'Iti' iIt 'IS
partm"nt had been seIf-~uppoltin3 ana had
turned in $l43.2 % into the treasury. The
receipts from the different dcpartmcEtS we're
dcpartncnt was tie only orc tuat had lost
any considerable amount The committee
on education reported fIvoraDiy on the hiiI
to increase the annual appropriation of tn"
State Historical society to Sl1.tHsi anI it
was sent 10 the committee on claims S"n-
ator SoilldaE Jolnt resolution I" r"9ulr"
the INSURANCE commissioner to r"pnrt fees
ana prrqui>it'S was 'ohrnlFrd ln senator
i;aNter> b!lt amending thc bank examiner
laT 50 as to relieve IN" bankers from IL"
payment OF Ia" ices for examination WAS
on the calendar for th!rd reading. hut
IN" Assembly refused I" order II 10 = third
a'"!.I1, ",,'tn h'iy'l ,.i - hStt Ma~ H9tr