Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1901-02-25

empt from taxation; also, to permit
the organization of reinsurance com
panies.
BY Mr. Overlook, relating to under
writer's; also, relating to the prosecu-
ton of actions for forfeiture; also, by
request, to forbid ice cutting in Mil
waukee; also, by request, prohibiting
slot machines; also, repeating the law
creating a municipal court for Ke-
waunee county.
By Mr.. Manuel, relating to the com
mon schools; also, amending the law
relative to normal schools and acade-
mics.
By Mr.. Hartung, amending the gen.
eral city charter law; also, relating to
official bonds; also, pertaining to the
construction of sewers in cities; also,
by request, comforting on mayors GER
tain powers in relation to licenses;
also, relating to the state school fund.
By Mr.. Coapman, relating to the
publication of the blue book; also,
pertaining to the powers of the state
board to hear complaints against rail
way companies.
By Mr.. J. G. Williams, to abolish
resident hunting licenses except
on deer and to appoint but 10
special deputy wardens instead of 80
as now.
BY Mr. Flaherty, forbidding the de-
post of fish on the ice of inland
waters.
By Mr.. Price, by request, creating
the 10Th judicial circuit out of the
4th, 10th and 18th circuits.
By Mr.. Barker, to prevent duplicate
registration in cities; also, relating to
the municipal court for the western
district of Waukesha county; also,
relating to school boards in cities.
By Mr.. Kern, for the annual pre-
sentation to and stamping of all notes
by assessors.
BY Mr.. Lenroot, relating to the
powers of foreign corporations in
this state; also, relating to the en-
forcement of liabilities against the
stockholders of corporations; also,
pertaining to tax certificates; also, re-
lating to the reassessment of void
special assessments; also, for trans
scribing the railway records in the
secretary of states office; also, felat-
ing to fagmen on trains; also, permit
ting daily papers without weekly is
sues to publish the session laws.
BY Mr. Barlow, making an appro-
priation to the Elroy fair association.
BY Mr.. Ella. providing that road
taxes shall be paid in money in GER
tain districts.
By Mr.. Young, relating to the fail
ure of parents to provide for the care
of their children; also, by request, re-
lating to contempt in civil actions;
also, relating to the condemnation of
lands; also, relating to the extension
of street railways into towns and vii
lagos.
BY Mr.. Ray, to Iegalizing the acts OF
the school district board of Shelby
town, La Crosse county.
Bills Concurred In.
Senate bills were concurred in re-
lating to the Milwaukee county court;
pertaining to terms in the 18th judi
cial circuit; relating to the appoint
ment of commissioners; appro-
priating to each of the mem
bers of the legislative visiting these
sums: to Senator McGillivray $157,
to Judge Orion $125 and to Assembly
men James Johnson $3.50; and relat-
ing to the Rock county municipal
court.
Petitions, Etc.
Petitions were presented by Mr..
Andrew in favor of free employment
bureaus; by Messrs. Cady, Holland
Fenelon and Price for G. A. r. head
quarters in the capitol; by Messrs.
Ainsworth, Anderson and Hodgins
bill; by Mr.. Thomas, for the creation
of the county Of Rusk and the cree
ton of the town Of Atlanta; by Mr..
Shellenberg, for the. licensing of engi-
neers; by Mr. Barlow, against the
primary election bill; by Mr.. Roe,
against the medical bilI;' and by
Messrs. Stevens and Dodge for the es-
taDllSnmenI OF nome Tor 1neDrldLeS.
SENATE.
At the morning session of the sen
ate 40 bills were introduced as fol
lows:
By Senator Green, relating to the
protection Of fish and game, making
the deer season 10 days longer, and
closing the season for upland game
Nov. 10 instead Of Dec. 1.
By Senator Hatton, increasing the
appropriation from $4,000 to
$4,000 for teachers Institutes;
also increasing the annual appropria
ton to the normal school fund income
to 1926, 900.
By Senator Mosher, relating to tax
warrants; also relating to treasurer
notice in collection of taxes; also re
lating to treasurer's fees; also relat
ing to the assessment of building on
leased land when the same is personal
property; also to provide for the light
ing of the capitol building and grounds
by a state electric lighting plant.