Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1903-02-26
Madison, Feb, %.

Madison, Feb. %.
Inc senate seems, determined to
slap back at the assembly with inter
uest Tor the refusal of the lower house
some weeks ago to concur in the sen.
ate Joint resolution to adjourn from
Friday over until the beginning of the
next week. The refusal on the part
OF the assembly was in response to an
INDUSTRY" speech by Ira B. Bradford.
ana the senate has not recovered from
us eHects. 1t is apparent that those
senator's ordinarily known as stalwarts
are leading the unharmonious feeling
against the assembly and seem. in
TACT, to be nurturing it. 1t is sug-
gested that the fostering of a spirit of
some bitterness between the two
houses is believed by them to lend
nope TO their aims along the line of
the primary election and railroad tax
alton bills
me latest expression of senatorial
spleen came yesterday morning when
the senate refused to cease work even
on the legal holiday of Monday, Wash
lngton's birthday. The joint resolu-
ton passed by the assembly Thursday
night was messaged over and placed
upon its passage in the upper house.
Senator Green was seen TO be active
in opposition to the concurrence and
his efforts bore fruit as desired. Al.
ter the negative vote on concurrence
mad been taken Senator Green raced
to his seat and made the motion that
the senate meet next on Monday night.
This prevailed, the time being set for
8 o'clock at night.
Petitions Get Numerous.
The friends of various measures be-
fore the legislature are becoming more
in evidence daily and petitions are
multiplying. Yesterday morning Sen
ator Beach presented two petitions in
favor of spring shooting, Senator
Hatten presented the resolution of the
woman's club at Waupaca in favor of
department of domestic science at
the state university, Senator Martin
had petition for spring shooting.
Senator McGillivray presented long
lists of names of persons in his dis
trict who demanded the enactment Of
the woman's suffrage and anti-cigar-
cite bills, and Senator O'Neil sent in
two petitions in favor of the passage
of the barber bill
Delay Popular Election Action.
Senator Miller caused action on the
question of popular election of Unit
ed States senators to be delayed until
Wednesday on account of the absence
of members who desired more time to
consider the matter.
Opposition to More Judges.
Senators Green and Randolph voted
against concurrence in the assembly
joint resolution for a constitutional
amendment to add two justices to the
supreme bench.
Bills Passed and Advanced.
The bill TO exempt from taxation
such buildings as are being occupied
by public schools and Libraries, rent
free, was laid over until Tuesday
morning and the bill fixing the terms
of office of the circuit judges of the
state was passed.
Three assembly bills were ordered
to a third reading: To create the
town of Anderson in Brunette county,
relating to second grade certificates
anu relating to investments by domes-
tic life insurance companies. The
North bill making insanity ground for
divorce and one by Senator Rogers re
lating to investments by domestic life
insurance companies, were killed.
The judiciary committee bill relat-
ing to the disposition of the estates OF
infants and other wards was laid over
until Wednesday, it having been
not having been carefully examined
yet by some senators. Senator Reu
kema's bill to require certain real
estate corporations to deposit securi
ties with the state treasurer was on
the calendar for killing, but on the mo-
ton of the author of the bill action
was postponed until Wednesday. The
Beach bill providing for the annual ap
preparation for the Wisconsin Dairy
mans association was sent to the com
mittee on claims. The following bills
were ordered engrossed and read q
third time.
Gaveney, relating to printing fol
the legislature, amended by substi
tute: Reukema, relating to service Of
summons in cases of tenants holding
over. amdt by sub; Roehr
relating to the selecting of grand
jurors, amdt by sub; ONeil relating
to school lands in Indian reservations
Hatten. to amend the charter OF Ripor
college; Wylie, relating to the Bah
cock test; Burns, relating to surety
for costs in justice courts; McDon
ough. relating TO a dam at Eau Claire;
Wylie. to prevent conflict of dates al
fairs and Mosher, relating to streets
In the Assembly.
The assembly received notice OF th'
senate's refusal to concur in tn
joint resolution for adjournment t
Tuesday afternoon and adjourned e
Monday evening at S:45.