Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-03-05
RiIls Introduced-seuate.


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 Modifying the re-
quirlnents for admission to the State
University.
BY Senator Observation-Disclosures the
Governor to investigate al State depart
ments.
BY Senator Iatton-Authorizing 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-
tials. 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 Eat0n-Providing for the
appointment of a clerk by the county
superintendent of Milwaukee County; to
compel life insurance companies to re-
port the amount of premiums held by and
to be charged against them.
BY Senator Devos-An amendment to
the law creating 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
use the fange rail; also to furnish toilet
rooms and drinking water in the cars.
By Senator Martin-FiXing the liquor
license in villages of over 500 inhabitants
at 500, in cities at $500 and 5000.
By Senator Miller-Cenferring upon
the Dane County Supervisors the right to
appropriate money for permanent i'm
provements on the county fair grounds.
By Senator Green-Requiring reports
from the Milwaukee police department as
to purchases of secondhand goods.
Bills Introduced-Hou
By 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 parents OF
minors.
BY Mr.. aggerty-AmenGing the laws
of 1899 relating to damages caused by
defective highways.
By Mr.. DEMONSTRATING to fees for
sheriffs outside of the State.
Bv Mr.. Duerwaechter-Re Relating to ar
tesian wells and water supply.
By Mr.. Hall-Three bills relating to the
watering of STOCK of railroad companies.
By 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 Coun
tv Court of La Crosse County; another
prohibiting the killing of deer in certain
counties.
By Mr.. Ela-Amending the laws re-
Iating to the sale of liquor so as to forbid
the giving of liquors to minors.
b. 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.
By Mr.. Karel-Amending the laws re-
Iating to the taxation of public parks;
another relating to changes of grades III
Milwaukee.
By Mr.. Notwithstanding the manu-
facture and sale of beer.
By Mr.. McCabe-TwO bills relating to
the publication of legal notices in daily
newspapers.
By Mr.. twedel-E elating TO appoint.
ments Of trustees Of homes for dependent
children.
By Mr.. Johnston-Providing for admis-
sion of reformed and crippled children to
the Sparta school.
By Mr.. Brunson-Relating to the ad0l,-
tion of uniform system OF text hooks
by counties.
By Mr.. Pomrening-ReIa to the
payment OF license BY telephone com
panies.
BIZ Mr.. Accommodating charges for
the use Of telephones; another changing
The terms of court in the Fifteenth Judi
cial circuit.
By Mr.. Sturdevant-TO pr ent frauds
in assignments Of insolvent d btors.
Bv Mr.. ColIins-TO prohibit the throw
ing of refuse into lakes and rivers.
By Mr.. Ainsworth-Amending the laws
relating 10 sidewalks.
By Mr. Price-For bridge across the
MenOmonie river in Marinette County.
By Mr.. Johnson-Requiring the sub.
mission OF certain questions to the eIee-
tors OF towns, etc.
By Mr.. Brunson-R Relating to the bonds
Of justices OF the peace.