Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-04-19

81 Messengers and employees; 1894, declar-
ing adavts of eaPdidacy upon
Wit with idiots and insane people Senator
pages page bill, No 145S, relating to street
Iig6ts in cities was also non-concurred IN.
Twenty bills and Joint re s a w we're
orably reported by the committee on trans
nortation They We're: No. 314A, to opera
f fion of s5pee With railway tracks 44A TO
snurs to mills; $685. to railway and tele-
to lights in Clues The
committee on federal relations recommend,
ed for adoption joint resolutions - ,3 ana
ga memorlalldzng Spn sgVings - hanks Six
Kills were adversely reported by the com
mittee on education and relating chiefly to
rental schools, and No, 639A, to shut out
non-resdents from free high schools, were
frowned upon by the committee; No S66 sea-
war history, was favorably reported
The Assembly at its session on the l3th
passed the Baker biz Proyidlnf rof a GSrig'
ing the common council of the city of Mil
waukee to issue bonds for the establishment ne
of fuel depots by a majority instead s S o. i
tWo-thirds vote of it's members was passed:
The Wilcox bill providing more strlngen!
regulations for the transportation OF deaI
bodies was concurred in The no Mans FROM o1
81 to S. was passed The Fairchlld ana ain
Roehr b1iis preserving the, rights OF as
charged members thG Of tn of RGge to- pen
sions after serving twenty-one years were
ordered to a third reading. The b;lI enl-
towering the council of the city OF MllWau-
Ree to employ special counsel to assist the
city attorney in important litigation was
qEdfred IRE we're anf f Fedd Aong them
was the Harrass bill prohibiting the Mn
waukee Gas Light company from sei't the
stoves, ranges and Lighting n Man nu '1 to
build and maintain a bridge across the Mil
waukee river in the Silver Spring road
| Three new bills were introduced. one;
| which was presented at the request of one
| of the supervisors of Milwaukee county,
| authorizes the county board to chahge itS
| comfy records. Among the bills fayorably
| reported by committees was the 1afrasS
| bifl authorizing the common council OF 1n1
| CITY of Milwaukee to create pubic hShl'
ing commission of five members. The Ber'
ner bill providing for amendments TO ne
charter of the city of Mllwa 1nate oy vas
| recommended for indefinite postponement.
| In the Assembly on the 10th Assembly
man Weber introduced joint resolution
! for an investigation of the report that the
| governor intends to send militia to Sawyer
| county to apprehend John f. D1etz 1T was
referred Joint resolution No. changing
the school age of children from 10 Wen iu-
| to engrossment The committee on Jue
| dietary turned down twenty-s1X DIS OF
which only three were favorably reported
| One of those favorably reported was a sup D.,
eosa of iniurv TO an employee if proved that
| the injury was due to the negligence of
! some other employe more than to any 1aulI
of the injured, the injured party can recoV-
| err damages. The other two were NO oo9A'
| for a wagon bridge over Wisconsin river
| and No. 5OOA relating to life estates. bllls
| listers in probate; 81, session laws; 90, SUI
preme court reports: 86, to false pretenses
for transportation; 100. private detectives
! 100, to minor children; 1856, humane So
cieties; 1S9, leasing lands of wards; l91'
attorneys; 220, district attorney to appear
for state in divorce cases: 3O2, Baptist
church; 3o3, legislative committees; 361'
| ginseng: 800 marriage ceremony; 39S,
| drainage: 4O3, tax certificates; 549, town
| boards; $50, clerks of court; 619 courts;
| 625 town supervisors; 653, foreclosures; 663,
| private detectives; 49, destruction property
| by tenant. The GraSsie joint resolution pro-
viding for instructions in practical politics
| in schools and requiring the state superln-
| tendent of public instruction to prepare
| manual on the subject was reported for
| passage by the committee on education.
No 1894, providing a penalty for teachers
| violating contracts was unfavorably report
ed. The Assembly effectively killed the
! Barker long sheets and "clean towels
bill by refusing reconsideration to it when
it came back from the Senate. The Brock
hansen joint resolution memorializing Con
| gress to establish postal savings banks was
adopted and the Mueller bill raising the
two years was advanced. Other pills ad,
vanced were: No. 374A, to interurban and
street cars; 440A, requiring good railroad
| crossings; 474A, requiring railway spurs to
mills, etc; ASA, to electric lights; 561A, for
truant day schools; $685. permitting employ
ment of no one under IS years as railroad
| Bills killed: No. 1904. to annul school meet
| ings; 1884, to terms of county officers; $50,
| discouraging non-residents attending free
| high schools; S29A, to common school funds.
Bill No. 119, which would change the time
of holding the annual school meetings from
| July to March was nOn-cOncurred in. Three
| bills were passed: No. 1854, for the regula-
ton of steam engines and licensing of en-
gineers; S52A, relating to dip nets in inland
waters; 957A fixing the weight limit Of
certain kinds of fish