Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-03-15

CWehrwein). authorizing school boards to
provide maps and charts etc. for schools;
S96A tMchenziel, increasing the appropria-
tion to the Wisconsin Butter Makers aSso-
cation from $500 to 5000: 1854 from the
committee on educationl. authorizing
schools of cities under third and fourth
class whether under general law or special
chartrT to Levy special TAX Of three and
one-haf mills for school purposes.
Coy. Davidson on the 9th transmitted to
the Legislature the letter of reSigna ton OF
Senator Spooner. Following the reading of
Senator SPaoner'S resignation in the Assem-
bly,, Mr.. NorcroSS introduced I joint rlSo-
luton explaining that he an old friend
and university classmate of senator spoon
CT and that he and Mr. EStahrooh were
members of the Legislature that elected
Senator Spooner the first time. by rising
vote the resolution was adopted under SuS-
pension. the Social Democratic members AMI
Thomas of LadEsmith. Ua&Cr Of Deprrc.
Hebron and Uarrass of Milwaukee ana
AinSworth OF WaukcSha and SrhaUCr ANA
DUrlcy. not voting. Mr.. Potter asked
unanimous consent to Introduce hill which
provides that whenever i person shall have
been committed to the house for the feeble
minded and such home shall be crowded.
such patient may he transferred 10 the
asylum of the county in which he Or she
lives and such care shall he given the pa
tiCnt as is prescribed Cor chronic insane
The committee ON state affairs reported for
adoption the joint resolution introduced by
Mr.. Stout providing for increasing the sal
AIRY of members of the Legislature from
5000 to $1,000 The committee ON public
health and sanitation reported faVorahly on
the DomachowSM bill prohibiting the use
of tobacco in amy form by minors under IS
and the sale to such MINORS Under SuS-
pension of the rules the EStahrook biz.
authorizing common councils in Citig : of tha
second third and fourth class TO till Vac
ancies in the office of mayor was passed.
The commute" on taxation reported for
death five bills seeking to exempt certain
properties from TAXATION, they being 452.
to farm machinery: A4A. IL prep, rty OF
ShHrpShUOtCrS. 40, to WISCONSIN farm ana
home school: SOS. CNenpting VarluUS house
hold and other property: 7tp. property ~
religious and moral societies Other bills
adversely reported were: III, making pri-
mary election day school holiday: 6liA.
giving teachers time for attending teachers
meeting: t62A to same purpose; 31G, 10
election of village officers. ISSA. authorizing
appropriations for half of cost of Sidewalks:
S%:}A. TO the same purpose: 16IA for semi
annual payment Of taxes. Bills favOrahly
reported were: l5SS, for dam in Rrulc
river; $40. 10 order of reference in partition
Of real estate: TIA. CNCmptu% from jury
duty tcllcrs and chief clerks of banks; ia.
for Il ferry across the Mississippi river i'll
Buffalo county: 141A for monuments on
tracts; 774A. to sprinling Of streets.
The Assembly on the 18th adopted the Sen
ate joint resolution calling on the attorney
general for an opinion as TO when the elcc-
tiOn of the United States senator shall be
held. The committee ON federal relations
reported faVorably Oh the Joint resolution
mrmoraliZiuG Congress To make an inrrS-
tigljion into the Brownsville affair and the
discharge of coIorci troops. The committees
ON manufactures reported against 346A. re-
curing the filing of copies of contracts
with the Labor commissioners, and 62lA.
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w. NJ inirt r,smiItioI ,ri,.i,r tho ,rnvarnGr
U CIV ,HI J' iIir,J If thl., ft thn Gnsi,IrI,
ton of bills. The committee on elections
reported for indefinite pOStpOnCmcnt bill
IA Wllch prey l"'.H i"t lidu'p'iiu'i!t N"'' l"
tn" primary "hHiloil' me commute" ALSO
reported against 94A, limiting campaign rN-
P"lS"S, also a%iHSI Id pIo\tuluS 'h'ts
no one can holu Inc oIIce oI mayor or
alderman without having fr"ehoId worm
5000 or without beng Two Years Il resident
of the state. FaVorahlC report was re
"rivpd on the Joint resolution giving for
rigncrS who hold first papers until 1872 to
get out their second papers of naturaliZa-
lion. The committee education reported
for indefinite poStponcment the bill which
would take away the experience in teaching
rs Il qualification for the office of county
suucriItpndpnt 1t reported for the passage
which puts students in the law school on
tho Same h1SiS as other students in rpSDrct
t0 tuftion The EStabrook bill providing
tIo+ +i,o citine removn ashes and garba r6
nrio+inrr S12S1 n TO ! l. O'Connor for s',rv-
icaS in tho inSurancc investigation was nd
T,ncnJ Cbairman Ainsworth ON tbn com
i4t y" an lows sid mar 0'Connor ma
81 - rac,Int;on for an invcSti~o zion of The
S SaI Il bn,on NJ Vaunora TN Unohrs
SoIut'4S ~ III, ~ ,i"rtrl f t,iIti,it
IL piIi wa" - P'' ~" ''i ~
poStponehieht' o.
The Assembly ON the SIN by vote OF IS
to 10 refused TO concur III tue amendments
to the Dlll providing Tor an Appropriation
of $4,000 for legal assistance to the commit
tee on banks and insurance in framing the
proposed insurance laws. The bill was re
turned TO the Senate The Stout joint reso
luton "a, submitting to the people pro
posed constitutional amefidment increasing