Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-05-04

\ ing Worry. ne IdIl - hOt 1Nh0t'+
remembered that it applies 70 street
car telegraph and telephone priyi-
| leges as well as those Of railroads, II
/ will be more far-reaching than most
I people suppose and the number OF
/ people who viii now have to dig
I down" when the street car conductor
comes around it is said viii be a sur
prise TO The unknowing.
Among the bills that nave received
enactment or doubtless will be enae-ed
into law are The four bills taxing eX
press, sleeping car fast lreigh and
eqipment line companies whereby Jle
state win &c. thousands OF dollars in
revenue instead Of palry license fees
the Keene bin raising the age Of con-
sent from TO is years requiring all
physicians to register; requiring judges
of circuit or superior courts 10 give
oath before drawing their salary thar
all cases argued before them 80 days
previous to the craving Of the salary
warrant have been decided; appropri-
ating So 500 for an Interstate park
with Minnesota on the st. CroiX river;
requiring stores and factories to fur
nsh seats for women when not em-
ployed; appropriatng $4,000 for mon
umeut a, Lancaster Of Nelson
Dewey, the first governor Of
the state, prohibiting the
manufacture Of cigars in the small
rooms OF tenement houses; increasing
the powers of park and drive associa-
tons; increasing number Of normal
school regents to ten; appropriating
$40 900 TO the state natural history and
geological survey; allowing cities and
villages to form joint high school dis
triCts with The surrounding country;
prohibiting junk and second hand
dealers TO buy anything but rags and
waste paper from persons under Is
years of age, providing for collection
for relief of poor who afterward be-
come possessed Of property; adding
forty acres to the state military re-
serve; appropriating $50, 900 for inn
pgOyemcnt of veterans home at Wau-
paca; FOR simplifying state book-keep-
ing, permitting counties to extend aid
to memorial day celebrations; requlr-
ing voting in legislative caucuses for
elections of United States senator by
roll call; permitting loans from trust
funds 10 general fund; lOaning city of
Rhluelander 100000 for the reorgani-
zatiOn of the Wisconsin Central rail
road company, requiring legislative
lobbyists to register; for reorganza-
ton Of national guard; forbddng the
running on country roads OF steam en-
ginea weighing over seven tons; for
tons, for licensing Intelligence Offices
at $40 creating q state tax commits
s,On for establishment OF two county
training schools for teachers for bet
ten registration OF births and mar
rjages permitting cities to Issue bonds
for telephones; permitting fire and POI
lIce pension funds for Milwaukee; pro-
hbiging ALI public officials from using
railroad passes or accepting privileges
from corporations, for an exhibit at
the Paris exposition; prohibiting
spring Shooting, abollshing the state
land office In two years; appropriating
1851 900 10 the university aud SS95,000
% tho charitable and penal insttu
lions for preservation OF fish and
game; increasing HE Insurance taxes
over quarter million; requiring mar
Eiage license TO wed, permitting inter-
county rcformaturles 10 regulate EN-
p'oyment of minors; taxing tonnage
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