Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-02-28

| to succeed DR.. w. 3. Lyman as Superln-
| tendent Of the State hospital for the in
| sane at Mendoza.
The bill providing side paths for bicy-
| Gle riders passed the Senate on Thursday
without discussion. The same bill raised
lively debate in the Assembly, and sc
many amendments were tackled Oh that ii
was referred to the judiciary committee
| to be Strengthened out.
Bills Introd
By Senator Hatton- Requiring the Sec
rotary Of State to make biennial fiscal
| reports.
BY Senator misunderstanding for the
! compilation of opinions of the Attorney
| General.
BY Senator Devos- Licensing archi-
tects.
By Senator Stout-Modifying the re-
qllirments for admission to the State
University.
BY Senator Notwithstanding the
Governor to investigate all State depart
ments.
BY Senator MISUNDERSTANDING the
Secretary of State to issue acquisitions
for interchangeable mileage credentials
to State officials and employees, upon pre-
sentation of which to the State Treas
urer, that official shall buy the creden-
tails. At the end of each month the Off
GERS and employees must return their cou-
pons to the State Treasurer, together
with a certified statement of the State
business upon, which they have Travelled.
The rebate is to go into the general fund
of the State.
BY Senator Eaton-Providing for the
appointment of clerk by the county
superintendent of Milwaukee County; to
compel life insurance companies to re-
port the amount of premiums held by ana
to be charged against them.
BY Senator Devos-An amendment to
the law creating a pension fund for the
Milwaukee police department, correcting
errors in the old law.
By Senator Green-To prevent the
spread of hog cholera and to provide for
the use of disinfectants in cars in which
diseased cattle have been transported.
BY Senator Stout-Proposing an
amendment to the constitution by strik-
ing out the word male" as the only per-
son entitled to vote.
By Senator Reynolds Compelling ur-
ban or interurban railroad companies to
SSN~OS
rooms and drinking water in the cars.
BY Senator Martin-Fixing the liquor
license in villages Of over 800 inhabitants
at 500, in cities at $3.50 and $500.
BY Senator Stout-Amending the laws
relative to compulsory education, to re-
ouire that children be sent to school un-
til they are IA instead of IS, and impos-
ing a penalty on parents for violation.
BY Senator Green-Requiring reports
from the Milwaukee police department as
to purchases of secondhand goods
By Senator Miller-Conferring upon
the Dane County Supervisors the right to
appropriate money for permanent I'M
proyements on the county fair grounds.
By Senator Notwithstanding the
statutes relative to the surrender OF
principal by sureties.
BY Senator Notwithstanding the
law relative to the municipal court OF
Oneida County.
By Senator Notwithstanding the
standard fire insurance policy SO as 70
provide for appeals to the courts froPj
award on losses.
Rv Senator misunderstanding the
statutes relative to township schooi
boards SO as to limit the secretary's COM
pensation to 100 days year, at w to
So day, and providing that members OF
the executive committee may receive Sz
per day for twenty-five days service
year when the board so decides.
By Senator Mills-Amending the law
dividing cities into classes by reducing
the requirement for cities of the second
class from 10000 to 10000 population.
-Fhis would put the city of Superior IN
class by itself. There are no cities OF
the second class in the State under the
present law.
Bills observation-disclosures.
Ry Mr.. Young-To compel the use of
a device to keep railroad trains in line
after derailment.
By Mr.. Coapman-To prevent con-
tracts between employers and pareRss OF
minors.
By Mr.. Haggerty the laws
of 1899 relating to damages caused by
defective highways
By Mr.. Lenroot-Relating to fees for
sheriffs outside Of the State.
BY Mr.. Duerwaechter-R Relating to ar
tesian wells and water supply.
Bv Mr.. Hall-Three bills relating to the
watering of stock of railroad companies.
Br Mr.. Dodge-Amending the excise
laws.
By the committee on the assessment
and collection of taxes-Amending the
legacy tax laws.
BY Mr.. Hanson-Relating to the Ceun-
ty Court of La Crosse County; another
prohibiting the killing Of deer in certain
] counties.
By Mr.. EIa-Amending the laws re-
lating to the sale of liquor SO as to forbid
the giving of liquors to minors.
BY Mr.. Henry Requiring That license
money shall be used by counties for the
care Of the poor and for defraying the
expenses of criminal trials.
I BY Mr.. Karel-Amending thu, laws re-
lafing to the taxation of public. parks;
another relating to changes OF grades IN
Milwaukee,