Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1899-03-16

savings banks which was also down
for death was postponed for one
week Mr.. Hoehle's bill to exempt
bicycles from execution was killed.
The following assembly bills were
killed: Nos 273, (M. w. Ryan,, con-
ferring jurisdiction upon certain
courts; tCashin), relating to county
courts; 410, Kessler), relating to Of
fenses committed in reformatory and
penal institutions; AIT, (Catlin), relat-
ing to the employment of assistants
for county officers; 438, (Buttles), re-
lating to criminal Jurisdiction OF
county court Of La Crosse county; 4bl,
sMcGrath), relating to the dismissal
OF actions in certain cases; 469, (Cat-
linz, relating to the sacrifice by forced
sate of personal property; 400, (Kes-
aaer), relating to divorce from bonds
of matrimony.
Madison, March I'm the upper
house Senator McGillivray made an
other valiant for his patronage distri-
butio5' bill and as result it was
ordered to third reading The fol-
lowing senate bills were passed. Nos.
205, relative to qualifications of
teachers, requiring graduates of col
ieges or universities to show equal
qualifications in psychology and peda-
gogy with others who are required to
take examination; and 272, providing
for taxing real estate that has been
omitted from assessment by mistake
Assembly bill No. 119, approprlating
& $500 annually for two years to the state
firemens association, was concurred
in In both houses flood of petitions
came for a 2-cent passenger fare law;
In the assembly, Senator Mailers bill
making the customary appropriation to
the state board of health of $4,000
with which to combat cholera or other
contagious diseases (but which has
never yet been used, was concurret
in. Judge 0rtons bill making specific
annual appropriations to the universe.
ty and normal schols instead of con.
tinuing the present method of giving
"a percentage of the taxes on the as.
sessed valuation of the property of the
state was on the calendar for thirC
reading and was explained by its au.
thor as giving to the university $685..
000sapd to the normal schools $1,000
year, exactly what they get now
under the percentage system. After O
debate the bill went to third reading
The Snedden bill (ant-saloon) was
advocated by Mr.. Evans, who made q
flowery speech in opposition to the
adverse recommendation or the com
mittee on public health. Mr. Dodge
said the bill affected no saloons now
established, but merely forbade the
creatAon of new ones within $50 feet OF
schuieh or school grounds. The bill
went TO a third reading by the close
vote of A to 4S.
Madison, March S.-rhe usual num-
Der of petitions for the Humphrey
2-cept railroad fare bill came into the
rsnatG The house bill changing the
-svf1icfal state paper from the State Jour
nal tosthe Evening Wisconsin was non
conculred in, 10 to II. Bills we're
pass& or concurred in as follows
Nos. 64a, (Welton), for organization
and maintenance of parks, drives ana
boulevards; Gas, (Roehr), relating to
taxation of personal property; 115s,
(, aLamoreux), relating to joint high
2 school districts; 146s. (Mills), relating
TO the qualifications of jurors, and S1a,
tMcGrath), amending law relating to
the government of the Green Bay re-
formatory.
Contrary to its action the day be-
fore the lower house killed. by a vote
of 81 to 40, the bin forbidding the es-
adjustment of new saloons within $50
feet of school or church or school
grounds, concurred in the senate res
olntion for constitutional amendment
permitting the state to aid in road
building; sent the orion adoption bill
back to committee and received Joseph
Rechlitz, the new Milwaukee member
The committee on agriculture reported
favorably bill making a legal wire
fence contain wires instead of s.
while the railway committee reported
adversely the bicycle baggage BILL
Assembly bills were passed: Nos eS
irhomas), making the wildcat bounty
81 and the lynx bounty 81 and giving
county boards power to increase these
sums; 81 (Parker), having saloon IL
censes take effect on delivery" not
on granting; 246 (Overbeck), appropri-
ating $4,000 for a silver service lor the
battleship Wisconsin,: S5S (Wheeler),
slightly amending the law relating to
the false impersonating of county ON
GERS; As (Wells), reducing the stock of
the City Bank of Portage from 500, 900
10. $4,000; 4SS (Keene). making the
rate of interest on lands sold for taxes
e Is per cent. The senate joint resolu-
<Ion for constitutional amendment
Is permit the state to aid in
61u building was copcurred in, So TO
- Senator knudson's bill, 5ls, per-
mitting a circuit court to make an or
der correcting the name or descrip-
sion" of the parties or description of
premises transferred when errors or
ambiguitiesnncca wssS non-concurred
in. Assem- Hlills killed: Nos. AS
- l1oe) - companies to
ies x6A-rcsssl they