Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-05-30
oqTHESESsIoN

hoe The 0D'''o1
]: 10TH LEGISLATURE
Has DONE.
/ ,y,.consin History Is
IL :. pioneer in Legisla'
''''' % credits-A m cunt OF
] sdon''
s' POI session of the Wiscon-
1.l' ..ne TO an end at noon
'' &c, cab been one marked by
I has been notable in many
s 9oy ways more was ez-
A'Dt : any session for years
!. ., y, the eXpectancleS
tsr the record of achieve
s. III 'u' e the antiClDa-
u. at the commencement.
,,,,b in states History
ia. marked a new epoch
IN l'p the State, one likely to
.S y. future in other States.
u. .sa operation of pioneer
.1 ,.' State and to a certain
S .a,s the pioneer of the
T s,s which is certain
l ..,oy attention in the fu-
!. , a',rtieuIarly true 50 far as
~ Of Of credits is concerned,
. H.. hyde debates in the Legisla-
,o,,r in the Senate, Wis
.. .rs9 greater recognition to
y 4 legislation than any 9th
~ . !, is little doubt that it
:. ,nr,t to credit exemption
y -s .,,l be checked until the
~ 5ssr minutely threshed and
] .i .,t solution reached re.
y >, AVIATION of this class of
.. !. than now obtains, or
! 4 Heretofore
Stature at this session mas
-, .trides into new avenues
-ri a complete revision of ex-
/ sJ, Of taxations of corpora
,,rarly railroad companies
IA in the endeayor to read
min. freight tariffs it has
norement that will not end
| : something has been &C
il securing to the State a
-,rision Of the public service
mb.ic corporations. 1t has
award the settlement of the
,rect nominations by the
1,1g the ultimate settlement
sion with the people them
Care of Children.
The actions directly affecting
rplfare Of the State taken by
re in many sessions passed
len none that will doubtless
be larger benefit Of the State
gls than the legislation en-
5 session touching upon the
Tie common schools and af-
Batter protection and care to
! Ia By its actions relative to
elacation, to the labor of
] glh providing a liberal fund
! q i and the extension of the
is the Legislature at this
5 aieguarded the interests of
.Heration to 4 greater de-
rny time in the past.
ID the matter Of the COM
has the Legislature accom-
--, but it has dealt literally
Ililtions for higher learning,
ot whether or not this be
srable education, because of
'-it the more extensive the
lie State University the more I
% equal ratio, the securing
a;l0. Behind this is the fear
-5efSIty may be unintention-
aTond the reach of the poor
-aa.
1' Of legislation accomplish
u equals that Of the session
Ten 4I6 chapters were enact
% the number will fall about
Cut The quality is far in ad-
Taxation.
Lave been made in the laws
.'Sa1on that will affect ev-
-.% Because Of the chang
-',aod Of taxing the railroads
.-St lee system 10 the ad va
Ill Il IS expected that the
LIE Mate will be increased
100000 from this single
Another source of revenue
LIE lumber districts, where,
&S>oFs have been diligent in
.nnOer piles, it has been
u impossible to collect the
/ law providing for the tax
amber against the owner of
~, ~f agent and giving him a
~, ,-,y' Ior the tax, in protect
~~( any disposition upon the
!, 3le' not to pay, will make
s,, impossible for any of the
wye ana many thousands of
] ;.ee'ed to flow into the cof-
%1'e from this source. A
',I'e Is also expected from
sa.neFItances. Under the
n s,'ts or requests to the
,.,, oe taxed in place of the
. VI Increasing the exemp-
.rt, y the legislature has
/ Nh, ' -; Musical Instruments
/ 4, added to the household
!, Nv 10 exceed 5000 are ex-
| ,1. +:Sye'es, firearms are also
L. n, to the tools of me-
amounts do not exceed
, ~%ases made relative TO tho
. =, and sleeping car com.
II i. 10 place the assessment
| NJ, 4 Inc new State board off of