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


the law of costs; also, providing for a
better registration of births and
deaths.
BY Mr.. Whitson, making the I'M
prisonment for kidnapping to ~
years; also, legalizing Merrill ordln-
ance for the construction of street
railway; also, making insanity a
cause for divorce.
By Mr.. H. Johnson, relating to the
division of election districts; also,
changing certain town lines in Oconto
county.
BY Mr.. F. Johnson, amending the
law relating to the San Jose scale
and other fungus diseases.
BY Mr.. Anderson, appropriating to
New Richmond the $4,000 which the
state loaned it after the cyclone.
By Mr. Jensen, repeating a certain
law relating to the appraisement and
sale of state lands.
By Mr.. Clark, relating to the Trem-
pealeau county Mutual Fire Insurance
company; also, by request, relating to
the appointment of members OF
library boards; also, prohibiting the
use of party designations on judicial
nomination papers or on judicial pal
lots.
By Mr. Dow, relating to the fees,
etc., of county judges.
By Mr.. Haggerty, relating to Prairie
du Chien's charter.
By Mr. Holland, making the admin
istratio1 of narcotics a felony if done
in the commission of a felony.
By Mr. Lane. for fish dams in the
Big Elk river, Price county; also, Gre
ating the town of Mckinley in Price
county.
By Mr.. McCabe, relating to the pub
LEGATION of election notices in daily;
papers; also, two, relating to bids for
public works in Milwaukee; also, re-
pealing the law exempting from taxa
ton the Milwaukee Medical college;
also, to provide for pro rata division
of fees between towns and newly in
corporated villages therein. in and
through which street railway may
be operated. It affects the village Of
East Milwaukee particularly.
By Mr. Sturdevant. relating to pri-
vate corporations; also, changing the
terms of court in the 18th judicial cir
cult.
By Mr.. Galloway, forbidding double
headed trains; also relating to dis
elimination in life insurance rates.
By Mr.. Rasmussen, appropriating
sums to various persons who suffered
the destruction Of nets by the en-
forcement of an invalid fish law.
BY Mr.. Ainsworth. relating to the
licensing of peddlers; also, extending
Oconomowocs city boundaries.
By Mr. Eline. exempting notaries
public from the operation of the anti
pass law; also. relating to commits
sions of equalization.
By Mr.. Valentine, to encourage the
naming of farms; also, relating to mo-
lions for new trials.
By Mr.. Park, relating to dams built
for municipal purposes.
By Mr.. E. A. Miller, changing a
portion of a state road in Jackson
county.
By Mr.. Karel, for the establishment
of state hospital for people in the
early stages of tubercu1ar troubles.
By Mr.. Brunson, relating to the as
sessment and collection of taxes.
By Mr.. Spratt, for the punishment
of fraudulent assignments; also, limit
ing the amount of insurance on prop
erty; also, increasing the railway taxes
about $1,500,000 a year; also, requir-
ing water companies to let manufac-
turers have water free for fire protec-
ton; also, for the pensioning of police
and firemen in cities of the I'd, Sd and
4th classes.
By Mr.. Hall, relating to damages
caused by defective highways
By Mr.. Keene, relating to the Mil
waukee city treasurer, public museum
and to school boards of that city; also
to the payment of assessments for i'm
provements along parks there; also.
relating to submerged lands in Mil
waukee for park purposes; also, re-
lating to the education of the deaf in
CLUES anu villages, also, r0ldCluS u
increased pay for the state library
messenger; also, relating to the duties
of the tax commissioner and assessors
in Milwaukee.
By Mr.. Gilman, relating to trials in
criminal cases; also, to reimburse J.
M. Horton for caring for a ward of
the Sparta school; also, pertaining to
bastardy proceedings.
By Mr.. Duerrwaechter, amending
the law relating to punishment; also
to punish the fraudulent obtaining of
credit; also, repeating a law of '99
for the protection of aquatic fowl;
alsu relating to the recording of plats
also, for the examination of applicants
to become notaries public; also, re-
lating to the publication of insurance
statements; also, two, relating to the
competency of parties as witnesses J;
also, requiring railways to issue 1000
transferable mileage books at 2 cents
per mile.