The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-04-29

speaking the speaker discovered that Mr.
10th had not voted on the bill and ruled
time later Mr.. Thomas made the same mo-
ton. and Mr.. 10th moved TO lay II over
until Tuesday night. That motion was lost
by vote of AZ to A. The question Of re
consideration Of the vote then came mp and
a roll call was demanded. The motion
lost by vote Of "A to +4-tie. The Assem-
bly, started with n discussion over final ad-
journment. Senator Lamoreux's resolution
fixing April 2l the date was taken from
the table on motion of Mr.. Dresser and the
same gentleman moved to amend and make
ment and the adoption OF the resolution at
the present time. He said that there
TOO much important business unfinished to
fix a day for final adjournment. He re
ferred to the insurance and railroad bills ms
examples. Messrs. Wheeler. keene and
Williams agreed with him, and on motion
Of Mr.. Thomas the amendment was laid
on the table, carrying the resolution with
it. That means another week, at least.
added 10 the session, and no adjournment
before May r. The committee on assess
ment and collection of taxes reported a lot
of street railway bills for indefinite post
ponement, and the committee on state af-
fairs reported new bill authorizing the ap
polntment OF commission to arrange for
state exhibit at the Pan American con
gross at Buffalo and appropriated $4,000
for the purpose The Humphrey 2-cent fare
l
Mr.. Humphrey request. Mr.. Moshers hill
relating To county aid for building bridges
was discussed AT great length and finally
laid over. There was another long discus
sion over Mr.. Humphreys hill authorizing
a pier and boom on oconto river, which re-
suited in a tilt between Mr. Harvey and
Mr.. Humphrey. Two amendments were
lost and on roll call the bill was ordered
TO third reading bv a vote Of 81 to Is
Mr. Benson nm relating Io common
schools the only one on the calendar for
a.f.f,V
til next Wednesday. Senator Roehr's hill
relating TO the board of normal school re-
gents was passed under suspension OF rules.
The Assembly then adjourned until $50 y.
m on the 2lth.
Ry vote of i6 to % the Assembly, on the
night Of the 24th, ordered to a third reading
senator Green's bill tn prohibit spring
shooting BEFORE this action was taken an
amendment hy Mr.. Frost adopted TO
permit spring shooting of wild geese. Mr.
Schoenbaum endeayorcd TO have consider
down. 50 to 10 Mr.. Schoenbsum then
moved call Of the house, hut sufficient
number did not arise to second the call
After short speech against the bill hy
Mr. Wheeler the Frost amendment was
adopted, 40 to II. The yeas and nays
demanded on the question of ordering the
vray's bill to regulate the profession of
public accountants was the calendar
for II third reading, having been favorahly
reported by the state affairs commlttres
ment to a third reading. but Judge orton
falSeu the point thht II" quorum mad voted
ImI W. ,hHI M IuI'u me p"iht wen taken
"u"t' ''"h Vl,fVNt'i tht piil anu Mt. NC
Hfdin ihN"Ieu IL Mf 'aShln moved that
the bill be indefinitely postponed and II
prevailed 40 to 21.
The Assembly on the 25th acted upon the
anti pass hill and refused t. concur ir the
senate amendments. That action sends the
bill 10 a conference committee and DELAYS
hnal action for several days. The bill was
special order for 1880 O'Clock and IL came
up on tn" question of ConCurring in the
several Senate amendments. The vote on
refusing the Senate amendment exemptinS
the railroad commissioner was follows.
Ayes. AS; noes. 81. absent or not voting 10
The second amendment increasing the pun
iShncnt for using pass was then taken
ny. As passed hy the Assembly the bill
made the fine from 500 to $500. and the
term of imprisonment from three months
tO year in the county tail. The Sen
ate amendment increased the fine from
$500 to $1,000 and changed the imprisonment
to from one to two years in the state pris-
on The vote on non-concurrence In this
amendment was IS to 80 AT the opening
of the Assembly Mr. Williams moved to re
Gilljyray'S publi, accountant bill was killed
last night. but the motion was lost hy IL
vote of % To 81. These bills were passed
Relating to fire insurance policies; relating
to r.occdurc in actions: relating to indus
trial schools in counties: authorizing III"
Incorporation of creamery insurance com
panles, relating 10 trust. annuity ana guar.
auty corporations. relating To the sale or
drugs; relating I" Australian system OF ynt-
ing in towns approprihting money 10 Wis
conSiu 'h""SemakcrS ASSOCIATION, f"la'ihE
to service p"nSlonS, relating TO taxing OF
water craft; relating I" limitation nf tlhe
for commencement OF action, proNidlhE I"f
interest upon town orders: taxing property
in state of equipment companies; relating
10 sale Of Indemnity lands, amending law
relating To libraries regulating the 'nt-
ploymcn+ Of minors relating to county hos
DitaI for insane Mr. Wheeler introduced
a memorial to Congress to pass law To
prevent the desecration Of the American
flag The Assembly passed the street car
taXHtiou bjII increasing the tax on small
roads TO -. per cent and on the big roads
to { pcr cent. Under the hill the taxes Of
the Milwaukee company are increased about
$4,000 a year The spring shooting bill was
concurrcd in without Il word of debate aud
the penal and charitable appropriation bill
II.