The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-06-15

Waterfowl, caused some debate. concur
renee was refused by a vote OF &c to 4S.
Joint resolution No. 55A, proposing an
amendment to the constitution by winch
the state may, If II chooses, establish a
adopted. Bills passed were: i0sA alag
arty) relating to public printing and de-
| claring the Milwaukee Free Press 10 be me
official state paper; 646A Nir. Friddl, In r.
! lation to compensation to be paid the CLERK
| of the supreme court; IllA. to provide Tor
the termination aud forfeiture of fran
| chises IN certain cases; TIA, to provide for
/ the taxation OF railroad companies III the
place and instead Of unpaid license iers'
7SlA. to provide for the publication of laws
relating to cities: iS3A. amending an act
| to appropriate a sum OF money for monu-
| mcnt for cX-Gov. Nelson Dewey; i46A, for
n state review of assessments 10y county
boards. The bill providing for a woman
member of the board Of control was killed
by the Assembly by vote Of &c to IS
Some discussion arose over sos. to change
the law relative 10 publication of Insurance
statements Under the substitute the com
missi0ners of printing are allowed 70 deSS-
nate the papers in which they shall be pub
lished. The bill was advanced by vote
of 10 to 20
Speaker Lenroot was presented with
handsome leather stuffed chair with couch
of the same make and material by the
members of the Assembly on the nth. Sen
ate amendments 10 the following bills were
concurred In: 3IA Mr BEN, authorizing
| cities of II certain class whether operating
to perform public work (for concurrence III
Senate sub. amendment; 75A Nir. Irvine.
relating TO the place Of trial OF ciNll ne
lions for concurrence in Senate sub.
amendment: lS2A. to provide Il second as,
| sistant for dairy and food commissioner and
assistant chemist, etc, for concurrence" IN
Senate amendment to titlel; 33uA Mr
Winch, to provide for the increase of the
members comprising school district boards
In certain cases tor concurrence IN senate
sub amcndmcnt. ON motion of Henry
oh AGSnnllllV
by which IL refused concurrence In the Sen
ate amendment To his bill for tonnage taxa
tion at places where owners of boats re.
side. He then offered an amendment that
the law 20 into effect In 1906 instead OF
1907 as the Senate proposed. \ new bill
came In from committee providing for an
other Cmployc i'm the state banking depart
ment. \ little controversy arose over the
Henry Johnson bill fixing the decimal G
scale rs the standard rule for measuiinS;
the rule and thought farmers and small
loggers should be allowed to fix their own
price Mr. Johnson spoke for the bill and
Il was passed IS 10 30 ON motion OF
Mr. Swcnholt the vote was rcCousidered by
which the Assembly yesterday turned down
the bill to place II woman on the board Of
control of charitable ana penal institutions.
The vote was 80 to 30 The lin was then
passed by Il vote of 81 to 80 Mr.. Andrew
and Mr. Ties opposed the bill to give $50.
600 toward state fair ground improvements
tion was then denied. Another debate WAS
held on the bill 10 revise and consolidate
the drainage district laws Mr braddorh
leading for the bill. The bill was passed.
IS to IS other bills passed were: lNIA.
relating 10 the standard rule for mcaSurln.
logs; 7i2A, relating to til" granting OF
franchises to build ANA maintain dams
across navigahle streams; ia, relating to
building and maintaining dam across
Oconto river oconto county; IS2A. 70 give
the railroad commission authority To dcsiC-
nat" locations for warehouse sites outside
Of cities; '"'A' I" REQUIRE railroads. To ne
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Tho Assembly htld three snort sessions on
the luth, nut III H'cordAlC' WIN IN" und'f-
standing entered into on the 9th when most
of the members went nome no business OF
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was thr r'G'puIh ui r.P".lN rom w N ,u-
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