The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-04-25

lates the building of dams on nayigable
streams. Three bills. Nos, 3oA, 4oA, ara
4O9A. varously regulating the speed OF at-
tomobiles. were reported for roStponement'
y substitute bill Will be prepared. NO
1904. providing for state board OF lmmi-
grafton, was reported for passage. three
bills for dams in the Wisconsin river at
Prairie du Sac, in the Flambeau river, ana
the Little Wolf river Were reported for
passage. No. 612A, authorizing cities OF the
first class to condemn rights of way, eStaD-
fish railway terminals and issue bonds
therefor, was reported for passage. Inc
committee on cities recommended the HUI
nall hill No. 74S, authorizing cities to es-
tablish the office of park superintendent
and the creation of corporations TO main
tain parks and drives. The section giving
cities the right to condemn lands outside
their corporate limits has been stricken out.
No. 70A, to the same purpose, was reported
for rostroncmcnt No. .322A, for expert hld
in municipal works, was adversely reported.
Gov Davidson reported that he had signed
fourteen more bills, having mostly TO DO
with the creation of new towns ana small
personal appropriations. Other bilis sent
to pngrossment were: No 4oSA, authoHH.
ing police ana fire commissions III cities OF
second ana third class to appoint chicts,
etc: No. 5GSA, providing penalty for mis-
branding Of votes: No. GlSA. authorizing
cities villages and towns to aid in the pay
iueut of expenses on Memorial day ohserv'
anccS: No. 132A. authorizing cities of the
first class TO appoint a public lighting com
mission: No. S5SA, to fishing in outlying
water: No SG4A. changing the fiscal year
to correspond with the calendar year; No.
SS5A. relative to agricultural fairs. Three
bills wcrn killed being No S2A, relating
to child labor; No ABA, for the almond
mrut of city charters 10y direct vote, and
No GI7A, To city sewerage plants. Eiils
passed or coucurred in were: No. IGA,
to issuing of bonds by towns. villages or
cities; No. lila, to the suspension or sen
tcuccS of minors; No 5SiA. authorizing the
village of Gilptt to acquire land outside of
the border for sewerage purposes; No.
GiGA. authorizing the appointment of clerks
of Juvenile courts: No. lis, to pension
funds for fire departments in cities of tn"
first class; No. us. to pensions for the
police department in cities of first class;
No. 4S9S, for dam in the city of Ashland.
In the Assembly on the 18th Mr.. ESta-
brook introduced a resolution for an inves-
ugaiiou aiming to reduce the cost OF the
state printing. Two bills providing for
damages from mad dogs were reported for
death. also two bills. Nos. 1913 ana 80, pro
vidug penalties for fraudulent nursery
agents. No 3u9S. providing for trustees for
county farms, asylumS. etc, was faNornbN
reported also No. 3u9S, for better sanitary
conditions in bakeries. The committee on
dairy and food recommended for postpone
m"ut No G22A. relating to fraudulent Label
iur of stock foods and No. STA. requiring
licenses OF persons doing Il commission
business while No. 312A regulating the
manufacture of dairy hy-prOducts was or
dCrrd for passage. The committee ON Il
nance, banks and insurance introduced Il
hill defining the words assessment and
Denomination. The GrasSip joint ruSuu-
ton providing for instruction in practical
politics and requiring the superintendent OF
Inc subject was Lillcd The committee on
Ia ms reported for passage tn, Alaska
Yukon exposition bill with an amendment
cutting the amount to S2IOuu. TO he avail
able next February. The committc" on
banks and insurance reported nine insur-
aucc bills for passage and one with an
amendment They relate TO these subjects:
LII .,pfT ft.rt . inv Al
uuu-uartirirating insurance by same com
many recurring foreign companies to de-
icrnliur aud report the respective rights Of
inIj.v h0IIrrs ma stock holders In unas.
liial i,,',Iry hafnr, n.iun ,rjyrn 81 Icons,
IN wisconsin rrIati,p tn discrimination bv
lfs Insurance cnmunnirs; prohibiting mis-
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tit,r.r ,''. r,latir', "a III, Insurance I'm thr
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;'ll9I palu ~ oPPoHt"I "'.u p'Hii"'il- . ..
I"I"H, recurring au Iu"llipu.lo,s "ln.r ~
l"'a,'."l ~, ~ ,i'p f Ijf i,,s,,r
Sl"hcr' relating 10 uSruNts LOT III" lls'uI
aHcr compahltS' relating 10 uiSSohlluuan't
OF business hN III" insurance 'oliPanl'S
cemetery az ElhIluFh was passed over lhc
governors Neto by II Nole OF - 10 y.
Memorial hill No. IA, introduced ny J9hl
Scott, was Concufrcu IN aftcr the adopuo,'
of an amendment offered by Senator l!asel-
wood striking out reference to the chi.
cage drainage canal Bills sent to engross-
mcut were: No. 42A, authorizing teaching
of one foreign language in public schools;
5aA, relating to liability Of railroads for in
juries; -SoA, requiring certain large schools
10 have two deDartmcntS to share in state
aid; luoA prescribing Il form of deed by
which persons can reserve a lie estate it
aims to secure to old people the posse ssiou
of their propcrty when renting or easing ii
for sllUport Mr. Ingram Introduced n sub
STINT Far 10 @o7 4 to limit thp number If