Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1905-05-03

cities of the first class to establish MAIN
tain and operate municipal ice plants 573A
committee on judiciary, to establish DIS
trct municipal court at the city Of Water
town, Wis. (amendmenD 7O4A committee
on assessment and collection of taXeS), pro-
Vlding for the reaSSeSSment Of property Tor
taxation in certain cases: 491S committee
on educaton) relating to loans for School
buildings
The normal school appropriation bills
pissed the Assembly at the afternoon SEES
SION on the 18th, under suspension of the
rules. The appropriations were cut down
70 SISo,oOO for the Milwaukee school and
$loO.OoO Tor the Plattevile school. The fol-
towing bllls were passed by the Assembly:
NO. 224A, relating to special assessments,
etc, ana amending certain laws amend
lnenI; No 349A committee on public
nealln ana SanltatiOn) relating to excise
and the sale of Intoxicating LIQUORS outhor-
ling destruction of seized LIQUOR: No, 3o4A
(Mr. Hagarty), to appropriate to L. NJ Stur-
deyant a sum of money to reimburse him
for money paid out by him for the state
of Wisconsin; No 459A CMr TarrelD regu-
lating the organization admission fees and
taxes of reinsurance companies; No 4G2A
committee on educatiOn), relating to GER
tifcates for primary teachers in certain
cases; No. 617A (Mr. Berner), relating to
the use of soda water bottles for poisonous
medicines and substances; No. 1898 (Sen-
ator Wylie), relating to the ACCESSIBILITY of
establishing a state park about Devils
lake. Sank county. Two bills relating to
the establishment of a county civil service
in Milwaukee county were reported for in
definite postponement, and the bill raising
the age limit for exemption from jury serv-
ice from 60 to 50 years was recommended
for Inconvenience.
The Assembly on the night OF May 1
passed the bill creating the office of public
examiner by a vote of As to Al. The bill
to refund to l.. NJ. Sturdevant the sum OF
$1S99S for money paid out by him in the
discharge of duties of the treasurer'S of
hce was passed, each of the eighty-siX
members present voting for it. The police
pension bill, companion measure to the
fremen's pension bill, was also passed by
the lower house. The bill providing for
legislative library ad reference room, to-
$1,000, was cOncurred in by the Assembly.
Other bills passed by the Assembly We're:
Lumber and mining committee, to author
ize city of Greenwood to build and main
tain 4 dam across Black river Clark cOun-
ty; committee on education, amending GER
tain laws concerning the union school dis
trict OF the city of Rip0n; Mr. Strehlow, to
prohibit the use of wood alcohol in places
where it endangers life or health; Mr..
Evans, increasing the height of the Dells
Dam at Eau Claire on the Chippewa river;
committee on cities, amending certain law
regarding the board of review and en-
poWering the city council to make super
yisorS members OF the board: Judiciary com
Dunn county. The following were con-
CURED in Senator Roehr, relating to JUS
tice courts: Senator StOndal. relating to
Joint school DISTRICTS Senator Roehr, re-
lating to garnishment; committee on
finance, banks and insurance. relating TO
casualty, credit and suretyship corpora
tons.