Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-04-05
IN TIE LEGISLATURE.
D0INGS OF LAWMAKERS At THE
STATE CAPITAL.
4 Summary Account of the Work Ac
complished During the Week by
Solons at Madison
In the Senate.

Legislature So Il prayer was advanced t,
! third reading. Assemhlyman lngram's bill
/ TO establish 4 ferry across the MiSsiSSipp
I river from Buffalo county to Minnesota was
cOncurrcd in.
In the Senate on the Goth Il resolution
/ TO start ballotiug for Il successor TO !. {
Spooner on April 16 after considerable dis
/ cuSSion, was laid over until Wednesday
! session. The following bills were indefinite
! ly Pc StpGned: 100, relating to vacancies
I in city Offices; 1T0S. to provide an addition
/ nj home for the custody. training and cdu
( cation Of feeble minded. The following
bills were passed: T4S to amend the act OF
the organization of corporations to create
| and maintain parks, etc: 96S. authorizing
! any comfy board to accept the coupon bal
] of certain persons; 2S6S. relating to appear
/ ahC~: 4S9S, to authorize the city of Ash
! and to construct and maintain 4 dan
ross the White river; 505S. relating tc
! the Jamestown exposition. and making III
appropriation.
The Senate on the 27th adopted the Hust
I ing resolution and il the Assembly concurS
! the vote on senator will begin April II al
noon. The Senate refused TO curcur in the
/ Assembly amendments TO the Fairchild hu
for two new circuit Judges in milwaukee,
/ county The amendments cut the number
/ from two to one. The Barker drug bil
/ was laid over one session and the Kay bill
for the payment of Legislative chaplain$
/ WAS concurrcd in
The Froemming mental anguish bill
/ permitting the recovery of damages foI
error or delay in the transmission. receiving
y u
over until April 10 in the Senate on the
18th. The Barker drug bill. as amended
! ny the committee on state affairs. or
! d"red CngrosSed and read third time. The
following bills were cOncurrcd in: 150A
to refund to the Fond du Lac Cheese and
Butter company 500; 21oA. continuing the
present appropriation for maintenance OF
I the Wisconsin National guard. S14O.OlO
263A. providing for an annual appropr alton
to the agricultural experiment stations
In the Assembly.
/ SiXty-fivc members of the Assembly an.
! swercd to roll call on the 18th Mr. S0ppr
moved that leaves OF absence be granted
! all abspntees. to which Mr.. Douglas Of Eau
/ Claire objected. However. the Ass, mbly
ciary reported for passage 64GA granting
! juvenile courts discretion to give prubl.
/ tiOnary sentences to children under 1G. The
! committee on transportation reported for
! postponCmcnt 1884. authorizing the state tC
make contracts to carry the national guard
+ at reduced railroad rates. The Schauel
! resolution giving immigrants until 1912 fC
! take out their second papers was adopted
I Bills ordered cngroSSa were: STA making
the days work of street railway employees
! ten hours and TO be performed within twelve
! consecutive hours; 1OTA. providing for M
! S-hour day for railroad telcgraDhcrs: 1904
! relating to boards OF review: lola author.
! iHing cities of the first class to regulate
/ salaries of city officials. The following b~l
! were killed: III, relating to boards of re,
view; DDS, relating to county insane aSyiums
III counties Ct more than 100000 nhabi.
/ tantS: Al. relat sg to assessment of per
Sonal property; 3ol relating to boards OF
artisans. no r%Iatines 10 fipHn ~ rarnin
of taxes: 154, relating to board of review.
creating q dock limo in IoL,a NTnnonT. KS
authorizing street lights along public high.
ways; 53IS. authorizing the city of Ear
Mr. CIeary'S bill a33A to prevent injury
to tho capitol park. was put over. The
Senate committee bill giving towns having
Incorporated villages of over 1000 inhabi.
! tantS powcr TO vote money for imnrOye.
mcnts for such villages Bin S0A 10 nre.
vent the SCATTERING If scnds Of weeds Yv,s
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nitirs rnEortad fonr hills for DasSn1o. ~
authoriZin~ cities of tho frst ciaSs to os
tahiish ana onprrtr fuai dnnots. f0l f0 aS
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n''tr oHpuSn lcaCntIS III oIpGr TO RECEIVE
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on oIo tLuE!, makliiS village, TOWN. ana city
ueaSufefS ineligible Tor three successive
SSIIgcLo1S. me blii was Killed on motlon or
nj, W Nh. me Mains l1lll BOB, LOT eSlab
!iSliIh= lhe !tothehDufS system! OF SelllnS lii
toAl!!atlilg Iiluof, went over TIL Apfh !? Oh
snirited debate tbo sanity Fiji thn
of county clerks with inc secretary Of STATE
No. 151S variousiy relating to the orraniza.
tion of common Councils II-ae ,,accnd rTho
CInor- iii for 40 NO. ,,,+;,, nf ,',.ororf
in mo coIi+oI ,,,I. - p, $3.50 VI NJ PPt5
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to X9 oio u .e- SGasom dLoii W. ~
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* Tvas Tho Hi 70 o,.Ii+ Jy,-n
incornoro tod ,-iIIn,rdS t yt horI fnT IN
movements on Tno+i0r IF Carnaptor TIC
Miller iii no raInirinrr t,;inr ~ camnaitrn
pyDpnsps thirty davc Sftnr nInction wSaS
were 434A, to changing rules in evidence:
5ppA nrol,idinr f"r Inn71,r"s for oirt+s i,
schools and libraries. 76I Snacifvin% What
NAV he Landmarks. TO FOR rommitmpnt of
ne2lccted chlidren TO state PUBLIC school.
MT. tefnanah Dill, o4lA, 10 repeal Inc law
requiring farmers 10 give STATISTICS or farm
pfoducis 10 assessors, was referred to the