The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-02-25

Logan. to prescribe the time for fixing sal
aries In certain cases BY Mr.. Fanderco0k
providing for county training schools for
teachers: changing the state fiscal year
from June to January: general appropria-
tion bill. BY NJ. Butties. aboli>hing the
office of county superintendent of schools
BY Mr.. kippler, amending the divorce laws
BY Mr.. tdtln. to encourage III" mauufaC
ture of pig iron and steel products: to
transcrhing the railroad records in secre-
tary of states office; to extend delinquent
general taxes and issue certificates: to dis
courage the sacrifice of personal property
by forced sale. BY Mr.. HartunE, providing
IL sewerage system for the Milwaukee and
Menomonee riTers district in Milwaukee:
to issue county bonds for viaducts tthe
Grand avenue yiaduct billI BY Mr.. True
to encourage manual training and agricuI-
turai studies in the common schools BY
Mr.. GrOotemaat, fixing licenses for sale Of
intoxicating liquors. BY Mr.. Frost. relat-
ing to the taxation of mortsaged real eS-
tate. BY Mr.. Farr, pay expense of Icgis-
lative visiting committee; amending the
law relating to Northern state fair. BY
Mr.. Wells. appropriating money to pay
Lynn B. PcaSc and T.. w. Chaiiu for serv-
ices in the Waukesha industrial school in
vcStigation. BY Mr.. Wheeler amending the
anti-pool selling bill. BY Mr.. Keene. to
reasSesS special street Improvement taxes
in Milwaukee, raising the age of consent
BY Mr.. McGrath. to encourage the manu-
: facture of beet sugar. BY Mr.. Parker. a
joint resolution for Il constitutional amend
ment to give the Legislature authority to
pass Il general banking law; 10 C0dify the
laws relating to savings banks. BY Mr.
HOehle, fixing travelling expenses of en-
plOycS of the Legislature. BY Mr. kppnr
fixing the charges for the redemption of
lands sold for taxes: fixing the taxes Of
street railways; relating to the improve
mcnt of boulcyurdS and parks ANA TO ex-
tend boueyardS beyond Cirv limits. Hv
Mr. Gavin. regulating street car fares "a
o-seat-no-fare bilp. BY Mr. Guth, for the
taxation Of sleeping car companies. Ry
Mr. H0ehle. to create the eighteenth iu-
The opening prayer i'll the Assembly on
the evening Of the 10Th was made by the
Rev. Il. Il. Rigler. There We're about Il
dozen abSentces, all being granted leave on
motion of Mr.. Catlin. A remonstrance
against the repeal of the fish laws relating
to seinng in the Mississippi was presented:
also Il petition against the hsh and gam"
law. Petitions faVOriug Mr.. Humphrey :
bill, No. Il, to reduce passenger rate on rail
roads were presented. The first bill on the
calendar was No. "a. relating TO the adop
tion OF children. on motion of Judge or
ton it was laid over till Thursday. The
Assembly killed MIR. Iogan'S joint rcSolu-
tionS, relating TO the jurisdiction of III"
Supreme and circuit courts i'll cases of
strikes. lock outs and other labor troubles
The points involved are covered in another
resolution now pending before the Judiciary
committee. Mr. Morgans bill to appropri
ate Il sum of money To William Noitcr, WAS
indefinitely postponed.
There was only one bill on tn" Assembly
calendar on the 21st, and the session was
short The opening PRAYER was offered 10y
Rev. Il. Il. Riglcr. Eight petitions We're
presented. several being in opposition TO
changes in the fish and game law. two IA
SorinC legislation 10 prohibit the dumRiEg
OF awdust in the Wisconsin river, one nr@
ing the repeal of the law to create Il jury
commission and two favortng the PaSSaC"
of Mr. Humphreys bill for lower passenger
fare on railroads. The resolution Of Sen
ator Wclton thanking GOV. Scoticld for his
services during the recent war and com
mcnding the Wisconsin volunteers was re
CciVed from the Senate ana ConcUrrCd i'll
by Il rising vote. Mr.. OverbeckS motion
was carried for adjournment till Thursday
morning After the session group photo
graph of tn" legislators was taken on the
east steps of the capitol.