Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1899-04-06

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is used; 81 (Dresser), changing the
weight of road engines from to Z
tons; III (True), requiring marriage
licenses as a prerequisite to marriage:
Sl6 (DengeD, requiring that first on
tenders under is years of age shall mol
be sentenced to associate with noto-
rious offenders; 164 (True), requiring
| county clerks to furnish town treas
urers," as we'll as assessors, etc., such,
blanks and books as are reedful for
performing their tax duties: s04
(Slade), appropriating $500 to R. S.
Houston of Kenosha whose cattle were
killed by the state veterinarian. No.
ITO (Devos), regulating the use of en-
cry wheels, and No. 154 (Jones). for
bidding the use of street car transfer
tickets by any except those to whom
originally issued were killed.
In the evening at the suggestion az
Senator Lamoreux in the upper house
the anti-pass bill and the conference
report were laid over to await the ac-
ton of the assembly. A joint reso-
luton on the death of ex-senator John
I. Kingston. ST., at Necedah, intro
duced by Senator McGillivray, was
adopted by rising vote.
Senator Knudsen introduced a hill
providing for the incorporation with
camp Douglas of 40 acres of contigu-
Gus state land.
AT night in the assembly Judge Or
ton gave the report OF the conference
committee on the anti-pass joint reso-
luton providing for an amendment to
the constitution prohibiting the giving
or receiving of railroad passes and ex-
press and telegraph franks. The con-
ferees reported substitute which IS
almost verbatim the bill now before
the senate, containing an office-forfeit-
ure clause, reaching to political candi-
dates and making the giving OF privi-
leges by corporations bribery On mo-
ton Of Mr.. Hall the report was laid
over until tomorrow Messrs, Orion,
Rus and Sturdevant were the assem-
bly, members Of the conference COM
mittee and Senators Whitehead, Roehr
and LamoreuX, the senate members.
On motion of Mr.. McGrath, the Bryant
anti-cigarette bill, No. ASA, was taken
from the table and killed
Madison, March 31.-In the senate
the assembly joint resolution for the
appointment by the governor of
commission of Is persons to interest
the people of the state in the Paris
exposition of 1900 was concurred in.
Senate bills passed were: Nos. 21O
(Whitman), relating to mechanics
liens and providing that improvements
made upon the GROUNDS by lessees
shall not affect the title of the land
lord, and 246 Mills, requiring that
time checks and promissory papers be
made payable at some designated
bank. Assembly bills were concurred
in: Nos. 1877 tBenson), prohibiting
laying out of roads through orchards.
gardens and buildings when damaQ
exclusive of land exceeds SIS,
through buildings and cemeteries
out permission of owners or tru
1856 (Morgan), allowing directors
braries to SEM out travelling librarVes.v,
Among the bills killed was the one
providing bounty of cents on all
pig iron manufactured.
A colonssal calendar in the assem-
bly, was left practically untouched,
though the anti-pass conference report
was adopted and the anti-pass bill laid
over till next Thursday. The debate
on the report was in a considerable \.
measure of a parliamentary character,
the merits, however, cropping out oc-
casionally. After the report had been
adopted-without apparently the MEM
bers generally understanding the full
purport of such action-a motion to
reconsider failed only by a tie vote.
With only three dissenting votes,
those of Messrs. Feige, Overlook and
Werheim, the conference report on the
anti-pass joint resolution was adopted,
the affirmative vote being 80. Mr..
Wheeler after the vote had finally
been announced, asked for reconsid-
Grafton. Judge Orion combatted de-
lay and Mr.. Wheeler's motion was -
jected by a tie vote, AZ to Az. the
committee on agriculture reported a
substitute bill, defining legal fences.
1t enables persons to add wires to rail- i
road fences to keep their smaller i've
stock in and requires the lower boards
of wooden fences to be closer together.
The finance committee reported sub.
stitute resolution to again submit the !
banking law proposition to the peo-
pie. The dairy and food committee
made an adverse report on the pure
beer bill
The legislature adjourned till next.
Wednesday evening in order to allow
members to be hoIis. at the spring
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