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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-23
En- q PsTqus.

Anoche foe extraordinaria verda-
deramenta distipRuida la concurrencia
que asisti6 al Parque.
Las jsrRnas que vienen celebr6ndose
reauItan animadfsimss ell servicio
interior, que antea era aIgo defciente,
es hoy mug bueno encomendadO s los
chicos Fernando Bod6n, Ramon Me
YES. Jos6 Bahamonde y francisco
Gonzalez
BOnitas daDzas eiecutSronse. y les
once regresaban los carros atestados
de familias que fueron & ceIebrar 6
SaDturce el aniversariO del natAlicio
de Washington.
TodOs los estableCimientos p6blicc
de San Juan permaneCieron cerrados
AVER.
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Noticias de Arecibo
de maestro eOprGp,nsa7.) J

Eebrero 22.-C Contin1a gFavemente
enfermo el doctor TuliO Lopez Gaz-
taI1bide hsbiendo venidO variOs facul-
tatiYos de San Juan con obieto de
pPebtarle sus Ruxilio8 m6diC0g.
Esta mafiana hR tenid0 lu@ar ID
gran p8rade que han celebrsdo las Ee-
cuelas y que ha sido an preciOso acto
poF el orden, preCiosos trajes = lindas
CarTozas que se han exhibido. Mafiana
haTemos la Tesefls de IL segunda paTte
del festival de las escuelag.
In Velada en- benefCiO de los me-
nesteros0a tendr6 lugAr 81 pP6ximo
dOu1ipg 60 sabiendO que el prOgrana ha
sido RumentRd0 con algun0s n6merOs
mas que han facilitadO bondadO
to los grupCg esC0lGreg, de los que me-
recierOn tantos aplaus0s en- la Vefada
de anOche. Las bAndas de mdsica
tambi6n ofreCen su concursO. asf que
se eGpera an lleno tan complete como
81 que presentaba anoche nuestr0 tea-
tro y la carload quedarS aEtamente
C5mplacida.
IA retrets que tenfs que dar esta
noChe Is banda escolar Sc ha susDendi-
do pDr % enfermedad del doctor LO-
pez GAztambide y hRbitaF este preci-
aamente en- una de Las casas de ID
plaza.
-El Comisionado de- EducRci6n ha
hecho manifestations al Superinten
dente y profesores de haber quedado
aItanente OOmplacido del hermoso fes-
tivalIq que 90 hR llevado s Oabo en- esta
Ciudad en- honor de Washington y que
acknowledgements hR superado 6 lac ren-
lizadpS en- los dem6s puntos de Ia isla.
-El inspector de pIomerfa ha de-
nunciadO dos casas On d parada 18 De
SsntqTCe. y 81 de alimentos, cinco Ia-
NJ 49, u -. e.
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Para Washington

Esta ma6ana aaIi6 para Waahingtf n
nuestro cOmpatFiota don TuIio Larrf-
mega. ComisiOnadO de Puerto Rico On
Is metF6poli.
Varies amigos fueron despedirIe
& boFdo del SArkadia.1
Deseamoa 81 Sefor Larlfnsga buen
visje y eI complete 6xito en- aus gss-
tioaes.
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Los SubIevaJoS del Caucaso constituyon un
gObiGrlO

New York, Febrero 90, / p. m
Un deSpacho de Ultima hora no
ticia que la sublevaci6n del Cauca-
so ha causado en- las esEeras GU
bernamentales de Petersburgo in
tensa conmoci6n pues los subIeva-
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Prisiones en- | ares
CirCuIaTOn aIIi 0sas nOtIeIaS.
de maestro o0gresponstsg. }

tDe maestro OOg'TeSpOaS9L.
L
FebrsrO 20. .-Durante todo 81 die de
hoy he estado ciFCuIand0 p0r esta po-
blaci6n la noticia de haber aido apro.
hendidOs en- l0B bArrios de B8rtOlo y
RiOprieto, de esta juFisdicCi6n. an gran
n6merO de individuos seg6n se dice
COmpliCados en- los FobOs y otros he
chOs vand6liC0s de l0a cusles Sc hizO
eco la prensa del pals en- estoa 6ltimos
diRs.
FuerzAs de Ia Policis InBuI0P & Las
6Fdenes de IN CapitSn y an ohCial del
cueFp0 preatan 81 BeEviCio investigsn-
do hechos. Los detenidOs Sersn con-
ducidos al pueblo.
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entire amb0s g0biefDos.
New York, Febrero %. l.3O p. m.
d. Roma infOFman que Su SAM
tidad Pho K pasara una tempoPada
en- ell castillo de Gandolfo.
Hallase algO indispuesto de salua.
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La TeVoIucidn formidable en- eI CaucasO

Los revolucionarios estan aper-
tfechados de armas y dinamita.
Part9 de Ia gUaFnici6n Sc ha
undo tambi6n al movimiento.
En- pueblos y ciudades los gFu-
pos FevolucionaPiOs dan mueras al
Gar.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-23

dos han constituido un gobierno
provisional.
Sc ha oFdenado la Immediate sa-
Ida de varios regimientos de Co
sacoS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-23

New York, FebrerO %, l.9O p m.
La Fevoluci6n rusa 50 has hecho
formidable en- ell Caucaso.
TOdas las clases populares Sc han
adherido al movimiento. siendo nu-
meroso ell contingente de campe-
sinos.
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Los dOminiCaROs BXigen enmi8ndas

New York, Febrero %. l.SO 1. d.
Dicen de Santo Domingo que los
G0mlnleanos exigen al Ig0bierno de
Washington y al de Morales. Ia
enmienda en- los aFtfculos GdosS VI
NsleteS del prvtOcolO 8 convenio
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Debates en- Ia C8mafa De los Conunas

New York, Febrero %, l.3O D. m.
Informan de LondPes que los de-
bates en- La Camara de los Comu-
nes reviAten extFaordinario inter6s
y llaman gFandemente la atencion
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FaIIO en- Paris a d.taVOr de Russia

New York, Febrero %, 1.SO p. m.
La comisi6n international que
ventilaba en- Paris el elitisS entire
InglaterFa y Russia por los sucesos
del mar del Norte, ha fallado en-
favor de Russia.
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c 0 RER Gal

Inf6rmasenos atentamente que Ia So
ciedad meTcantil que girAbs en- esta
plaza bajo la ra26n social de Mendez
Suarez. he quedado disueIta. cOnstitu-
yendose otrs con Il mism& denomina-
ci6n de Mendez Suarez y de u cual
son sociop gestores don Antonio Mem
dez y Perez y don JoE6 Suarez y Sua-
rez.
-Hs sido deatituido 81 guArdia in
sulaF Domingo Velazquez.
Iudividuos que merodeabRn por los
campoa de Lareg, MaricaO, y Las Ma
rias. han sido condepados & nm sfIo de
pFisi6n y quinientos dollars de- muIta
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-23

pdblica por Ia rudfsima oposici6n
que hacen los representatives irIan-
landeses.
Est9s han pronunciado en- la ca
mara sensacionales discuFsos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-23

Sosti6nese en- el veredictO Ia Ger
teza de que, entire los buques pes
cadoFes, habfa barcos de guerra
iaponeses que intentaFon una sor-
pTesa a la division del Baltico que
narchaba 4 Extreme Oriente.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-23
Axtmayer 6 Hijo.
83 SAN FRANCISCO; So.

IGIet0nO-3o. RoxR
general cIase de cocopes
cha,
venta 81 Publico preclos modlcOs.
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El tsI6grafo sin hiIos On Cuba.

81 gobierno cubano ha acsptado 81
rsgtlo de dos aparatna de tsIegrs fia
sin hilos-siatems Marconi-uue Dor
mediaci6n del irgeniero aIemkn ssfI9F
Pablo B-eher. de ID casa HamneI de
"a Habsns. hizo & Cuba Ia fSb icR
eGsselIscbaif Fur Drantlose TsleRFa-
che de BarIfn
Uoo se coIocsrk en- el MarieI otro
en- IL I.Ia de Pinos. FL irQeniaro Sc
4 r Lombillo ha silO desiguado poF 81
gabiernO para el emplsz .mieDto de los
aDaFAtoa.
plaza B.ldOrioty Ell domingo pro-
ximo la dark n banda de n poiicfs 6 N
IN esccgido Drcgrsma-
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El inspector de pIomerla ha de-
nunciadO dos casas en- d parada 18 de
SsntqrCe. y 81 de alimentos, Cinco Ia-
tas de leche y una de salmon.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-05-05
raaera1 Troons on Strike Duty.

United States troops were last called
ont on strike duty at the time or the
Pullman strike in Chicago, in July, lo9f
This action was taken on July s. a1eer
an anxious day of deliberatlon by Fresi-
dent Cleveland. On that day Attorney
General Olney had received kilograms
from United States marshals in the
strike district, telling of conditions which
warranted the presence of federal troops.
A meeting of the cabinet was called ana
Mai. Gen. schofeld sent dispatch 10
Col. Crofton, commanding the troops at
Fort Sheridan, directing that he take
the troops to Chicago with all possloie
speed. The troops had been nelu III
readiness. and, boarding a special tram
tbev reached Chicago in little more than
On bour after President Cleveland had
ordarad them out. Thousands of citizens
welcomed the regulars to Chicago with
cheers,
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-05-05
STRIKE Is A PERIL.
cH'cAGo's BUSINESS LIST -
THREATENED BY r,E-up
LINES Of Trade Afected-Irn,or.
feao Disaffection and Employers
ose'ner-Fcdera1 Court Takes
ahand' Issuing Sweeping Injunction

Industrial Chicago finds itself face
~ Aaue Win the most threatening la
~ ~. disturbance in the history of the
clty' thousands of teamsters are out
paralyzlng the business of numhar
lie .ne largest wholesale and retail
houses OF the city, and according to
,nulcatlons, the spread of the strike
mas only begun.
IL ADDITION to the paralysis of busi-
ness Chicago faces a situation which
PROMISES to be worse than during the
sleat Pullman strike. Already the
ieueral courts have been appealed to
ana sweeping injunction, enioining
union drivers and their sympathizers
from interfering with the pronertv or
employees of the Employers Teaming
company In any manner; a determine
tlon on the part of business men of
chicago to invoke the aid Of State or
united States troops the minute it is
peileVed the police are insufficient to
cope with the situation, and a resolve
Oh tne part OF labor leaders to make
the present battle the fight of their
lives brought the transfers strike to a
critical stage Friday.
The express companies called upon
the government to protect their wag-
ons, which carry money to the sub
treasury. The local subtreasury Off
Gals thereupon notified Washington.
In turn Secretary of War Taft ordered
the commandant at Fort Sheridan to
furnish army wagons and troops to
guard them, when called upon.
The Employers leaning Company,
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-05-05
WISCONSIN SOLONS.

Open intimations that bribery had been
employed to secure a recall of the Thay-
er local option bill, which was passed
the previous day, created considerable
excitement at Wednesdays session or
the Assembly. After a lively discussion,
during which Rev. Mr.. Thayer, author OF
the bill, made the indirect charges or
bribery, the bill was ordered recalled by
a majority of one vote. The Warner bill,
applying civil service laws for all de-
partments of the State, was also passed.
The Assembly had a short calendar
Thursday and galloped through it till 1T
came to 70oA, which provides that coun-
ty boards could limit the number OF days
supervisor of assessment could be en-
ployed to seventy-iye days in counties
OF $1,OOO,OOO assessment. Mr.. Cleary
had an amendment making the time
twenty days in smaller counties. He
believed the seventy-ive day provision
Intended to browbeat county boards and
hamper them. Mr.. Dahl took issue with
Mr.. Cleary. The intent was to give the
county boards more power. The super
visor could put in as many days as he
him to seventy-fve days. 1t would be
farcical to make the limit twenty days.
he said. Mr.. Cleary called for the ayes
and noes on his amendment, which was
adopted by a vote of 4S to Al. The bill
was then reconsidered on motion of Mr..
Ekern and Mr. Cleary sent up another
amendment substituting fifty days for
twenty in his first amendment and cut
ting down % per cent from original bill
the number of days supervisors shall be
employed in the larger counties. The sec
ond Cleary amendment was finally adopt
ed by vote of so to 35 and the bill
ordered engrossed. In the Senate the
committee on judiciary reported sub
stitute amendment for BOTS, the drainage
district bill, revising the drainage laws of
the State and recommended it's passage.
The committee also reported favorably
as a committee bill SITS, appropriating
$1,000 to Senator Roehr for his services
in the litigation between Zeno NJ. Host,
insurance commissioner, and the Equita-
BILE Life Assurance Society. The Sem
ate concurred in the Assembly amend
ment to 40SS (Munson), providing for
the approval in insurance risks by resi-
dent agents.
The normal school appropria ton bills
passed the Assembly at the Friday after
noon session under suspension of the
rules. The original bill appropriating
$24O,OOO for the Milwaukee school and
$115, ZOO for the Platteville school had
been pared down previously to $215,OOO
for the Milwaukee school and the original
amount for the Platteville school. The
two bills embodying the Governors ideas
in regard to dam franchises were intro
duced by the committee on forestry and
lumber. The judiciary committee report
ed in the bill to abolish the dover and
courtesy rights and substitute heirships
therefor, thus putting women on the same
plane with men as regards securing Il
share of the estate Of her deceased hus-
band. The bill to abrogate the common
law disability of married women as re-
CARDS property rights was also recon-
mended.
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orders with prompt discharge, and were
answered by a walkout of their drivers.
President Charles bold of the Fedora
ton of Labor has declared that Chicago's
industry shall be paralyzed before the
unions will yield
with deliberation we have planned
for a strike that may, in the end, in
dude 100000 persons" said President
Dold. '"The employers want fight to a
finish and we are ready to give it to
them. The Chicago Employers Associa-
ton has forced a conflict between capt.
tai and labor that has been impending
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-05-05
Sharks from the Wires.

Washington Dessau, Macon, Ca,
lawyer, dropped dead in Atlanta while
arguing a case in the Supreme Court.
The United States government has
been invited by Belgium to send dele
gates to the international educational
and commercial congress that will meet
il. Mons next September.
Thomas Butler, born in Queenstown.
Ireland, in 1900, is dead at his home in
New York. He came to America when
Il years old, and for eighty years was
identified with wharves AID shipping.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-05-05

been in Boston to advocate the represen-
tation of Massachusetts at the James
town exposition in 1907, he being presi-
dent of the exposition company. He
made speech before the legislative COM
mittee of the Massachusetts House
Thursday and was in his usual health
when he left Boston.
Gen. Lee served in three wars, his
first service being frontier duty against
the Indians. During the Civil War he
was a major general on the Confederate
side His third war was the conflict
against Spain.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-05-05

after securing a sweeping injunction
against interference from United
States Judge Kohlsaat, prepared to
cry industry as it is affected by the
strike. All State street. department
stores suspended delivery, and the
Employers Teaming Company 1mme-
diately arranged to lease their wagons
and begin their hauling.
The injunction secured by the En-
ployers' leaning Company from
Judge Kohlsaat was never surpassed
in it's sweeping provisions against IN
reference by strikers. 1t was served
on seven labor organizations and sixty
labor officials mentioned by name
Thousands of notices and copies of it
were posted around town and placed
on wagons.
The Injunction in Nutshell.
The Injunction issued against the strlk-
ers by Judge Kohlsaat provides that
there shall be
No picketing.
No threats
n gestures.
NJ calls or visits.
No words.
No persuasion.
No peaceable arguments.
No following of wagons.
No congregating of crowds.
No act, word or gesture which could
by any probability be construed as an IN
reference, whether the word lnterter-
ance means a direct or indirect result
No words that shall amount to an or
dor or n suggestion to any person to 90
anv of the preceding acts or any OF the
acts forbidden.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-05-05
.d w;th "sawed Off Guns.

Armed with the famous "sawed-on
sbo-runs that quarter of century ago
s+rncl, terror to the highwaymen OF the
far West, the drivers of the wagons CT
tho various express companies Saturday
morning began to attempt delivery OF
aoods without. the support, other than
ol of the police. Friday some of the
- r;diro ON the boxes of the express
l-o,s wore armed with rifles, all had
,.,.oIvors but the s.sawed-of" Saturday
aeastitutad the sole visible meaus of de-
Tense
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-05-05

for years. There will be general tie-up
of all of Chicago's industries, but with
eventual victory for the labor organiza-
TONS"
With this rapidly increasing army Of
idle men, many Of them made desperate
by permanent loss of work, it is expected
the police department will be put to a
test. Chief O'Neill personally has TAX
ell charge Of the situation, and his right
hand man will be Assistant Chief Schuet-
tier, who has had valuable experience in
similar emergencies
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-05-05
v. Vbitecaps, Says Judge.

.,ra i excited over the second ar
md release of Gustav and John
3: leading merchants, and Gust
....pn William Drake, Frank En-
f Jacob Beurzline. Fred Grenquist
AN, Erickson. well-known farmers,
Va with leading Il whitecap raid to
me- Of join Pawing on Nov. 26.
r,nars were arraigned, but upon
4. the evidence Of both Risbergs
.ImIrnm the Judge dismissed the
a the grounds Of no cause for
r This is Tie second time the par
5re been arrested.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-05-05
CHICAGO STRIKE SPREADS

LABOR Leaders Threaten to Paralyze
All of the City's Industries.
over two thousand drivers joined the
ranks OF the striking Chicago teamsters
Thursday, and the leaders threaten a
general strike which shall place an en-
oargo on Chicago's commercial activity
unless employers surrender to the union.
state street was swept by the strike
wave and all but two of the big depart
ment stores on that thoroughfare were
drawn into the struggle. All the rail-
way express companies met defiance Of
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-05-05
FITZHUGH LEE is DEAD.
Famous Southern Fighter Expires in
Washington.

Gen. Fitzhugh Lee of Virginia, a vet
eran Of three wars, died in Washington
Friday night from apoplexy after being
stricken on train en- route from Boston.
Mrs. Lee and other members of the
family are not in Washington, and there
was no one at the distinguished soldiers
bedside when he died except his brother,
Daniel Lee, and the physicians, Drs.
Eide and Kean.
Gen. Lee, who was 6S years old, had
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-05-05
State News in Brief.


.@.Icirc.w If Angelica was struck
~ Vas >2l''
4 4.1FS entered the pOstoffice at Boyd.
secured about 5000 in stamps and
a1D sum # money
hlafas.e = 22-ye,r-oJl child Of Arthur
a@ was >rallel to death by falling
kettle # hoilms water,
2. t,,o
ia. near Ashland VI wan I" h1,rno1 amd Iis
''@',@I child Was cremated.
Willie cleaning lie yard IT her home
f. William DERRICK an old resident Of
lie body of lyfn:,n, cn,i+h * oora
+, vie was missed Ia.+ Wl lI ~ bas
torqi f,a,;,.r j., cava1 J,llJ 49, -
in5ero.
NJ ~
raal who was .bo+ - ~ IN +buo S h1
d ltrjDar,1 I:...,.,-,.'. 'f'0 ' - O'' ~
3@era.;lu, - VI " snug un'
Oh. man
4. IN -''- was seriously hurt in a free
ar1c chairs +I -l .,' vlseIlon at ha acme
N. Is wc5r.~> " - = -
l1.r !,.I
a@r p - young farmer Nv
hahn , w.. ,1..'A was killed III his
Lasl T-.
Mas r,. - " "eiI-knoWn charac-
nj ,.a,. WIN over and killed by a st.
Mn r I.., I'..S~t train on the Wat
ra, w. Il" was 10 years old and
2... u VIE.
.AI sao-sr I,.. ,.1 2and careiessly left
t. He,rr -, '''- d Siilall boy eoula
.lIn H, ~. + ear-oId son OF MI.
l,.>sn -, ""f"acn OF the town OF
n, g. '.''.t-
H.. >.o,e has $4,000 on deposit in
til is <.. ,,...'.-''' b7nk of Milwaukee,
/. <i,nal T.. ~ Il pond OF SlO,ooo'-
j lie ht, ~ N'tF, Nogel, Mariner
r 'l.-'.l :. Payne.
4 r. %;E,e'f-o.I sou Of A. J. Brakeman
Il ,,' '''I..,"ir" from well-authenti-
'- Ha1Wp rr-,..,, - e.
.k anil ,.r.,.. :,.., E-SlN hours after the
lie <utf.r,.r '''"S were poWerless to
a H.
&, A., NY r'T-"hl son of August Arndt,
! n, r, La@A. i've miles south of Lake
lead ..a.l dead in the field with
a Io,,, a'I>.''d. 1t is supposed his
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-05-05
Enters Blamed for Forest Fires.

&c fires have been doing great
4-@ near Friendship. Many build
.sare ben destroyed. Farmers have
%Ia- day and night to protect
Il @zll1@s ana property. Hundreds
seS Vi Nay stacked Oh the marshes
burnett. The fires are started in
-T instances Lv hunters. it is said.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-05-05
- woman Kills Self.

I. '' FINK c. Powell, wife OF CITY
. 5cre.I Of La Crosse, killed her
| .1. : herself through the heart;
..,1n:Ir. The affair has produced
.5 ,,I'. >sasation on account of the
.o .--' If the Powells. Mrs. Powell
@~n,n Of remarkable beauty and
~. ". t i, sncigty. Mr.. and Mrs. Pow
., ~ Il together The latter then
'I' I.rse,f and went to an upper
p, n, hon>e. Hearing a shot, Mr..
.r M. npsrairs and found her dead.
~. T, trouble is Supposed to have
4. 81. ,rr>c. She gave no intimation
,.-,..-0.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-05-05
Bills Passed-Asse IN bly,,

1S1A Committee A. and C. of t., in
relation to reassessment when assessment
tax or tax proceedings are set aside by
order of the court.
G3S (HudnalD, amending an act for
the organization of corporal ions to create
and maintain parks, drives, boulevards
etc.
1O4S (Wylie), relyating to the raising
of money for the improvement of town
cemeteries.
GAIA (AIr. Beer) relating to telegraph
telephone and power transmission COM
panies.
6S6A Committee on judiciary, relating
to exemption from taxation.
2OS Senator Stevens, preparing for
q closed season for hunting aquatic
fowl. etc.
ass (Smith), concerning cemetery as
sociations.
county boards certain additional powers
321S ONilcox), providing a penalty for
breaking Jail.
33OS (NNilcox), relating to fees of jus
tees
40SS CMunson), providing for risks to
be approved by resident agents, etc.
CHA (Mr. Marquardt. by requesO. to
appropriate to Peter l.. Pierron a sum of
money for expenses of election contest
1858 (AIartin), relating to the parole of
prisoners.
227S (StonD relating to commercial
schools, State superintendent to prescribe
course.
22SS (StouD authorizing free public
lectures on educational subjects.
46S (HudnalD. relating to restitution
en- reversal or setting aside a Judgment.
4SS (Smth), concerning cemetery as
sociations authorizing purchases.
119S (S.nnialD, in relation TO powers
conferred IN corporations.
1915 (Merton, by requesD, re:ating tc
wills.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-05-05
Bills Passed. enate.

GOA (Alldridgel to prohibit the assign
ment of salaries and wages of married
men except by instruments in writing
signed by wife Of such married man.
225A (ScotD, relating to satisfaction
of mortgages, providing that assignment
shall be recorded.
247A LEROY, by rsquesD, to define
maple sugar and maple syrup and to reg
ulate the sale thereof.
PISA LEROY, by request), relating to
the manufacture or sale Of lemon ex-
tract and vanilla extract.
249A Ueroy, by requesD, relating to
the sale of syrups, molasses and glucose
mixtures.
256A (Burdeau), to create a municipal
court in the county Of Brown and city
of Green Bay.
2SOA (Eldridge, by request, fixing a
penalty relating to unclean and unsani
tary milk.
2S7A Committee on dairy and food,
relating to the sale of adulterated honey
COLA (BelD, to establish a municipal
court at the city of Racine.
565A (BelD, relating to sidewalks in
cities, providing that repairs may be
made by the city.
1894 committee on judiciary, relat
ing to sheriff's fees.
596A (Mr. Dedvina), relating to nui-
sanopa