Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1897-03-11

ate bill. The house now, however,
adopted the resolution, IS to "a.
Mr.. Hall created laugh by offering
a resolution providing that no adjourn
ment except from day to day take place
before April 3. Lies over.
Bills Introduced,
BY w. A. Jones Relating 70 new
trials in criminal cases
BY MIR. MISUNDERSTANDING the law re-
tracks apply also to electric and motor
tracks.
Weltons Park Bill.
The committee on cities made
favorable report on the Welton bill EN-
powering cities 10 acquire lands for
park purposes beyond urban boundaries.
Action under the proposed law is entire
ly optional with common councils and
no proceedings by condemnation are
possible under the plan.
Senate Bill Concurred in.
No. 1879 mills, relating 10 the elec-
ton or appointment of women upon
boards of education i'll cities OF the
second and third classes, existing under
special charters.
On motion of Mr.. Burnham recess
till 1880 was taken.
SENATE. MORNING SESSION.
Rev. Tn. Eggen opened the session
OF the senate with prayer Tuesday
morning. Petitions came in Tor the
bicycle bill and TO exempt Lake Pepln
from the general fishing laws eAcep,
the use of nets Al certain time. he
monstrances We're received against cet-
tain features of the proposed insurance
code and against PRISON labor.
Senator Austin presented resolutions
of sympathy and respect on the death
OF Allen Warden, who was member
of the second Visor sin convention,
which were adopted.
Senator Woodwork presented a joint
resolution which was carried to author
a loan of $4,000 from the trust funds
of the state for the Menomonie city
schools.
On motion of Senator Baxter, the
senate chamber was given to the WIS
consin Press association for this even
ing and tomorrow evening.
Bills Passed.
No. TIA (Whitehead), changing the
title of secretary of the historical so
ciety.
No. 241 (WhiteheaO, relating to Sc
curty for costs.
No. 1855 mills, providing for safe in,
vestment of school funds.
Bills Concurred in.
No. IL (Stone), to vacate a cemetery
in the city Of Matertown.
No. AZ (Plummer, to establish
ferry in Buffalo county.
No. SO (Rutherford), comforting clVl
jurisdiction on the county court o
jefferson county.
No. 125 Uewis), relating TO thu
salary of the Racine county Judge, witt
amendment.
No. ISL (Connors), relating to cyl
dence in certain cases.
No. 307 o.. j SMITH, authorizing
dam across Hay river in Barron county
No 312 (Bullard), to repeal the law
relating to special terms Of circui
courts, etc.
No. 437 ID. H. SMITH, to amend
the law to establish a municipal cour'
in the village OF Waukesha.
No. 5SS Parker) relating to the sal
airy of the county judge of keWaune'
county.
To Third Reading.
No. 4S a (HoyU, relating to the or
ganization of corporations.
No. IL S (Woodworth), relating I
general elections, with amendment, re
curing that when constitutions
amendment is submitted to vote 0
the people, the ballot shall contain
concise statement of the nature of tn
amendment.
No. 218 (Gr ean), relating to the ap
pointment of assistant city attorneys
No. 26l S Devos) relating to tn
management of the Milwaukee publ
schools, providing that the schoc
board shall be appointed by commits
sion, to be appointed by the mayor, in
stead of elected by the people, as
present.
Bills Killed.
No. 345 (Burke), relating TO appeal
to the supreme court.
No BAG (Burke), relating to practic
in criminal cases.
No. BAT (Burke) relating to taxatio
of disbursements in action.
On motion of Senator Baxter, tn
vote nv which No 81 & was indefinitel