Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-04-05

cities reported three bills for passage: 556A.
creating park districts and play grounds il,
Hnnn 1tT5 tnsloF' @2aA nzIns population and
ana lights in cities Of the fourth class.
No. !loA. for election of officers of Gem
I IIs;,, IN cities, of the fourth class The
ileAuton bul S3A. authorizing county
boards to grant licenses 10 persons ctbrr.
Mise wise than licensed saloon keepers to s2l
was reported adversely by the tomn1itte,
on state affairs The amended Baker bill.
6 bhf, as the district option bill. favor,
relating to telegraph operators was adopI.
ed: The Perry bill $50, authorizing The
state 10 enter mo contracts with railroad
was Killed. The John Scott resolution me,
morializng Congress to make a survey with
= view of establishing i deep waterway
from the Great Lakes to the Gulf hy way
of Fox and Wisconsin rivers was aioptri.
Bills passed Or Concurrcd in were: l3NA
bonding officials of building ana loan aSso
Citations; l3IA, regulating the method OF
book keeping in building and loan aSSocia-
tons: lisa, authorizing school district cIcc.
tors to vote an annual salary 10 the clerk
treasurer and director: 1884. relating e
Of tuberculoStS; 99S, establishing I dock
line on shore of Lake Monona; l45S author
ling street lights along public highways
33'S' 4uthorlZlnS raising the bells dam III
Eau Claire.
\ bill which makes insanity ground ror
divorce was introduced in the Assembly Oh
the 18th. Six new COMMITTEES bills cam,
into the Assembly. One provides for con
tinuing the commission To provide historical
material relating to The civil war The com
mittee On judiciary had three, one prtScriu
ing the method of computing the value OF
the interest Of bcucticiarics in estates Ot
deceased persons. one to the presentation
of claims against cities under the genera
law and one providing for Il reporter fot
the circuit court of the Milwaukee, and Ike
noSha counties circuit. The committees ON
cities presented bill authorizing cities OF
i'll
ices. The Assembly sent to engrusSmcut
Gf4A. for an assistant to county Supyrm-
tCndentS of schools i'll counties having oven
seventy schools and three bills relating 10
the publie service of stations. suhstitut.
for which came from the committee on agri-
culture. Six bills were passed or coucurrrd
in rs follows: 2l6A. requiring railroad com
panieS 10 establish good crossings: 2GGA. pro
hihiting children under II from playing for
pay in bands or orchcStraS: 3l2A author
iZing boards of health 10 furnish free anti.
der IS being employed in bortling works
526A. recurring that labels he placed on
baking powder which contains alum: 1884
authorizing school district bonds. Five bills
were killed. among them being ia. to end
the monopoly of the Wisconsin Journal of
Education. The bill providing that the law
against pickcting ana Interfering with
Workmen and the law in regard to con
spiracy should not apply 1" workmrn en-.
9a2SraDY IN S' rdbcrtcG Or r TaS IN
trOducrd resolution granting the use
of the Assembly chamber after this session
to Asscmhlyman GrasSie of Milwaukee, that
he might hold Il senatorial caucus by him.
self On motion of Mr.. Ledvina the rCSOlu-
ton finally went to committee of one.
consisting of Mr.. lie Roy of MarinatIe Mr.
Potter also introduced one granting the use
of the chamber to MIR GraSSir for the same
purpose on the evening of April g. which
also went to Mr.. lie Roy. Mir. E~tahraok
introduced resolution regarding fire losses
The resolution Went ov"r. The Assembly
then adjourned for tn" Easter vacation.