The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-04-13

| to third reading three bills without discus.
sion. One of them provides for uniform
car service and delnyage charges, COMPEL
ing the roads to pay the shippers for de.
| lay IN furnishing cars, Just the shippers
nav" TO pay the roads for delay In loading
81 unloading the cars furnished them. The
second bill provides that all railroad prop.
crty not actually used for traffic or trans
pOrtation purposes shall be taxed locally.
! This includes dock property, warehouses
] elevators and office buildings which hitherto
! have escaped taxation except from the II
tcnsc fees paid hy the roads. The third bill
defines tho duty of railroads In the trans.
! portatiou Of live stock. making them run
such Grains ut certain speed and providing
| that the stock shall be fed ana watrrcd nj
certain periods The Assembly advanced 10
| cugroSsmont a bill providing that employer
must give three days notice to employees
before they can be discharged and also pro
Vidiug that employees must give their EN-.
| ployers like notice before they can quit
work Tn" mental anguish" bill author
! i2ing suits for damages against telegraph
companies for failure to promptly deliver
messages. thereby causing mental anguish,
was advanced to cngrossmcnt. The bill to
furnish street car far to deputy shcrins of
Milwaukee county was favorablly acted
10 county aid in building bridges; sub 2'for
2eS, for one alderman from each ward; 97S,
for repair of sidewalks in villages; 19GS,
prohibiting fishing In Bass lake for FIVE
years: 2ujS. prohibiting children under u
playing in bands; 3u2S, for safe scaffolding;
$50. to use of voting machines. The Senate
I
Alabama battle flag was ConCurred IN with
out opposition. The Stondull resolution to
accept the invitation of the Minnesota Legis-
laturc to 20 to st. Paul and see the capitol
was killed by vote of - to ~. The Irvine
resolution for Aual Adjournment April IS
was laid over till next Tuesday because or
the absence of Mr. Irvine. The Scott reso-
hutton to place the Wisconsin war claims
moneys back In the funds from which taken
was killed. Among the bills passed was tOS
for the appointment 10y the governor of
commits sionrrS of deeds in other states ana
countries to- represent the state for con.
ycuieucc in business transactions. other
bills passed were. i2iA GhomaSl, relating
10 the protection of fish and game; 1%9A
McNcrSi relating to the relief and support
of the poor: lS3A committee dairy ana
food, providing for registration of cheese
and huttcrmakcrs. etc: lSIA committee
dairy and food. PROV idng for stat" iuSprC.
tiou of dairy products III warehouses or
curing roonS 39GA AnsWortm, relating to
feeding StuiS; 4GIA committee dairy ana
food. to regulate the manufacture and sale
of condensed milk. etc; 1MA perry, To-
permit the Incorporation of mutual thrCSh
ing machinery insurance associations; IJdA
GLpdyiuHl, relating TO uuiSancCS; GG3A til
vince. to provide for the use of voting ma
chimes at primary elections; Iu7A commit
tee ou judiciary, relating tn motions for Il
new trial i'm criminal ease: 1uSA committee
on judiciary, relative to the appointment Of
commissioners Of deeds; 23lS Oiuduan, To-
compel rebuilding Of railway bridge across
Wiu@ra creek, Dan" county. The NilruN
bin for footbridge across Fox river ~
OutagHmic county was uOncuncurrcd In.
Mr.. Andrew offered resolution for tn"
printing Of 5000 copies of tn" substitute"
committee rate Lill for distribution Mr.
Hruddork thought 5000 enough but NJ
l.kcu said the can "u him for copies was
great and he thought IWn NOT too many,
Mr. Bradluoks motion prevailed l'tilS or
dcrud cugrusscd We're. 11A committee on
railroads., to provide for the c~t"l> hment
Of uniform car service and II ldNHIr
charge $; @tOA COMMITTEES ON assessment
ANA collection az taxes. to prnvidr for en-.