Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-03-22

OH substitute bill providing for the EN-,
nloyment of expert actuaries alone ana
making an appropriation of 5000 Ihree
new bills came in, one authorizing courts
70 determine matters of controverted 1act
IN snecial yerdicts; one prescribing the cleo
tion of local committees at primary elec-
tions and one prescribing the ming OF re-
norris of corpora lions and nxlnS tue saiarS
Of the incorporation clerk at $lSUo ME-
Estabrook's bill authorizing cities TO remove
ashes and garbage was ofdereu ehsIosse!u,
The hill to create the town of Emerson In
Iron county was passed under suspension OIL
rules The bill appropriating $3.50 IN pay
ment of clerks under the census appropria af
State Frear presented a statement or the
total amount paid by the state for iegal
services during the past ten years }o ctIl,.
applica ton to Congress to call convention
for proposing an amendment TO the con
stitution authorizing the popular elecIioh Oh
United States senators The joint resolu-
lions memorializing Congress to take such
steps as will bring about federal ownership
of railroads and for peace conference
were favorably reported.
The Alldridge bill 3O4A, providing Tor the
recall OF city. county and village ofhcers
was adversely reported to the Assembly.
,rhe committee on roads and bridges report
ed against 333A and OLGA; pllls ior free
wagon bridges across the Wisconsin river
between Dane and Sank counties at Sauk
CITY. and Prairie du Sac. An adverse re-
mort was received on 2I2A, to nix the hours
Of employment where employees are exposed
to danger Several local bills, to create the
town of Glover in Bayfield, county; 10 nx
the boundaries of Langlade county, TOT
municipal court I'm Outagame county, were
rpnorted favorably Under suspension or the
rules SOS, authorizing villages adJaceht 20
bear up to fifth of the cost OF estanllsh,
ing and maintaining county agricultural
ora domestic science schools was passed.
Other bills ordered engrossed were lola,
making common councils continuous bodies
and enlarging their powers; 1854, prohlDlt-
ing obstruction of highways, outside OF
cities: 210A continuing present appropria ton
for maintenance of the National Guard;
255A for collection of penalties for for
FIXTURES; 447A. authorizing counchs 10 issue
bonds for parental schools; 521A, requiring
ali musicians TO report all contagious dis
eases, etc; 647A. authorizing cities how
lines. that views may not be INSTRUCTED;
671A. giving county boards power to make
leases and conveyances for puohc use.
Three primary election blilS. TOT eteetrn ns
fhe Harass bill regulating BARRIERS and the
Grassie bill. for one day of rest IN seven
for employees. petition urging the I.egls
Iature to elect Gov. James o. Davidson
United States senator, to succeed John I.
Spooner, was received by the Assembly. 1t
came from Chippewa county ana was miro 70,
elections reported for passage the Miller
bill prohibiting treating by political candl-
dates fixing the amounts that can DE eH-
pended and for what purpose The me-
mortal to Congress for an investigation OF
the brownsville affair was withdrawn;
The Schauer bill providing for an annual
income of $1,000 for the Wisconsin agricul-
turaI experimental association was adj
yanced Under suspension the bill appro-
pliating $1,000 for the committees on oanks
and insurance was concurred in The AS
sembIy passed bill providing penalty Tor
the sale of knockout drops.
The committee on transportation reported.
on the 10Th on two bills recommending for
passage the bill which calls for pilots or
FOR all street ana IntPrurDan cars
The bin which provides for the publication
of time tables in all newspapers was re-
Assembly passed the Stewart bill providing
for majority vote instead of tw0-thirdS
vote of abutting property owners Tor me
shrinking of streets and the Iedyna bill!
which provides fees for county judges in
exa minatiOn for sanity. The committee on
towns and counties reported for concur
renee the Senate bills creating the town o.
COudpray and WeirgOr is Sawyer county.
but adversely the bill creating the town of
Frog Greek in Washburn county: Mr.
Thompson joint resolution memor1aliZlng
Congress to bring about government owner
ship of railroads went over till Thursday
as did Mr. BernerS relating to interim
t3onaI peace. Bills advanced to third read
ing were: 5;3A. for material in state SIl-
perntendent's office; 145A.. creating towns
of State Line. Conover and Pennington IN
Villas county; 24SA providing for delinquent
and dependent children in Juvenile court;
2S2A, creat ting town of Glover in bayfield,.
under suspension the bill was also passed;
AAi~'A =
421A for Il dam in Big Rib river. Marathon
county; 422A. for flooding dam in same
river; 436A. for penSiOning state militia
injured in service basis, same as govern
ments: 494A. fixing standards of purity i'll
food products; 5S0A. for dam in Clam riv-
er; 713A, to boundaries of Langladc roun-
ty; 753A. TO standard for Babcock test:
SOFA. to transfer of inmates of reformatory:
s43A. changing open season for deer to No
vpInber 10 to November -. The following
bills were killed: 272, relating to hours of
employment; 304A, provision for removal of
officer: 1884. and also 516A. for free wagon
bridges across the Wisconsin river: 36z A.
for semi-annual payment of taxes; SOFA. to
sale of intoxicating liquors. The following
bills We're passed: SA, assessment of town
school districts; 1854. to ice plants i'll
cities of first class: 1904. to district court
of Milwaukee county: 435A. enlarging the
scope of town insurance companies; 454A,
for the issuance and payment of bonds;
517A. giving the railroad commission power
to order spur tracks; 5OOA. Furnishing OBJ
structiOns of the work of the dairy and food
commissions: 762A, to constitute school
month; 1888. for dam across Blue river
3S0S and 3S1S. creating towns of Wcirear
and of Conderay i'll Sawyer county.