Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-03-15

discharge of colored troops. Ine co o1eh 10
On Inc, the filing of copies of contracts
Nth the labor commissioner, ana o- ~
nroyiding for registration OF a ccide - Li
po'n,it+ea on Judiciary reported faVorablE
an tho io;nt resolution giving the governor
six DAYS instead of three for the conslu 4i
ion az bills The committee on electl1 IHs
rnnorted for indefinite postponemeht piil
"A which provides for Independent vote III
Tho urinary election. The committee also
reported against 94A lnnstlng eaiHs thar
20 one can hold the office or mayor ot
alderman without having a tfeehoid W worn
$500 or without being two years res1ug 10.
IF thp state Favorable report was re-
caived on the joint resolution giving TOT
eigners who hold first papers nhtll l3lT -
,,et ont their second papers or haturallzd
Tion The committee on education fepoiIc"
for Indefinite postponement the bill which
r,-a,td fake away the experience III teacnlll2
as y qualification for the ONCE OF county
sunerintendent. 1t reported Tor the pasS"Se
,-bich nuts students in the law school on
tbn same basis as other students III respect
70 tuition. The Estabrook bill pfovldlng
tbat the cities remove ashes ana garbage
was laid over for week Inc plli upplU-
rio+inu S1oS1 81 to J. L. O'Connor for serv-
ias in the insurance investigation was au-
ranced. Chairman Ainsworth on the com,
,aiftee on claims said that O'Connor hao
go for received $3.50. The Assembly adopt
al resolution for an Investigation OF the
soldiers home at Waupaca. me HugntS
..anti-t ght' bill was reported Tor lhuennlte
postp"nement.
rho assembly on the Sth by vote of 7S
to 10 refused to concur in the amendments
to the bill yidng for an 70 aP t aan5f
fee on banks and insurance in framing the
proposed insurance laws. The PHI was re
tpnrpped TO the Senate The Stout joint reso'
intion ga submitting to the people Il pro
nosed constitutional amendment lncreaslns
fhe salaries of members OF the Lesls!a'tuiIG
from $500 to $1,000 was adopted. a Dln
was Introduced providing for the appoint
nv hp o q
obtain data on epileptcs and report there,
on. Another bill came in authoflZlhS cltIes
to Law and maintain tracks for stfeet
railway upon and along bridges and via
dncts within such cities and to tease thelh
to street railway companies Under suS,
Shanagolden in Ashland county and WI
lard in Rusk county were passed ana the
bill to detach portion from Price COMFY c,1lT
Three bills strengthening the ehclehcN or
the dairy and food department were 1aEor.
cities of the first class may establish ice
nlants on a vote of twothirds OF IT'S citi
Gems Bill No, 719A. prohibiting text poo5
agents from becoming school officers and
15OA providing for manual trtInlng Ill free
AsSpmhIyman f T. Weber introduced
Charitable and penal institutions max" an
investigation, relative to the employees at
institufions for the insane The Assembly
receiyed a favorable report on bill No. 615A
prohibiting saloons. except in bona hae
hotels. within two ana haIL mics o. me
WauDaca soldiers home. Bill No ISSA,
tiying liuuor licenses at $1,000 was reported
for indefinite postponement The ESta
brook bill, PISA: making common COUNCILS
and charging their powers was faEoraDly
reported as was his bill providing for more
complete designation of bonds OF cities or
first class.
The Assembly on the 18th passed one bill
and killed eight The bin that was passed
worked several months the recent STATE
census after the original appropriation had
become exhausted. Most OF the bills Killed
nrOyidcd for eXempting different classes of
real and personal property from taXAton
One was saved by Assemblyman T. W. lie
Roy of Marinette. who succeeded Ill having
1t re-referred to the committee ON taxation
IT provides for the exemption of property
used for Chautauqua purposes. Two new
bills were iGtroduced. one provides lhat
may receive aid from county relief funds
for veterans. The other bill provides, for
taking off a slice of Forest county and al
taching it to Florence county. Among the
bills favorably reported was the Bancroft
measure increasing the salaries Of the at
torney general from $1,000 to 5000 Il year
Another one gives the railroad commission
authority to compel railroads TO build spur
tracks when it is deemed necessary
The Assembly on the 18th refused TO
adopt the memorial to Congress !GlatinG to
the Brownsville affair, which was intro,
duced by Assemblyman Palmer. the colored
member from Milwaukee. At the close Of
the session Mr.. Palmer asked that the vote
be reconsidered Then the whole matter
was postponed: The joint resolution intro
duced by Mr.. Mains. to amend the constitu-
ton to give the governor six days
instead of three for the approval or disap-
prevail of bills, was adopted: Although the
Netizel bill. to require thirty days resi-
dence to vote in Il precinct was down for
engrossment, the Assembly killed it. Bills
advanced in the Assembly were: TO lessen
cost of assessing joint school districts;
authorizing cities of the first class 10 cstab-
fish and operate ice plants: making I'M
limited the number of court commissioners
councils continuous bodies and charging
their powers; to divide the cost of building
breakwater; reducing fees in university law
school: for filing Of contracts with the
labor and industrial commissioner: reducing
fines for interference with the duties Of the
dairy and food commissioners: prohibiting
saloons within two and oAe-half miles from
the Waupaca Soldiers home: FOR simplify
ing keeping of records of bonds On motion
of Mr.. Domachowski, his bill prohibiting
tobacco i'll any form to be sold to boys I'M
der 16. went over for Il day. later he in
troduced substitute bill. NiMc bills We're
killed at one stroke as follows: Adding n
slice of Price county IL Taylor; rcurirug
two years residence and freehold Of $500
to be mayor or councilman; increasing risks
Of town insurance companies; requiring of
superintendent the same qualifications rs
principals of high schools; doubling apprG-
pr1atlonS for manual training; fer rrpca o.
registration Of al accidents: prohibiting
school book agents from becoming school Of
fcers: making liquor license $1,000 Bills
pISSSd "SIC' htEdlulIS !cSsu FENCES. Tor
blowers OH emery wheels: limiting treas
urers' bonds in cities of first class to $500
600; to pay Fred Ties and Willard Ludlow
$500 each for election contest; requiring
that only 100000 be kept in tnc treasures
of cities of first class: prohibiting removal
of guards from bull wheels. tumblmg rods.
etc. Mr.. Georgi's bill creating two circuit
judges for Milwaukee was amended
to limit the bill to one judge and tho bill
was then concurred in by Il vote Of 20 10 4
The Hughes anti-tights bill was down for
death put its author secured special cGfSd-
GRAFTON. On motion Of MIR Potter II was
sent to the committee on public health and
sanitation. The bill to Increase the salary
Of the attorney general from 5000 70 5000
a year was fayorahiy reported by the AS
semDly committee on jndiciarv. i.y = vote
OF % to % the Assembly went OH record
against Independent voting AT primary clec-
tions. The question was on I1,,stpon nent
OF Mr.. o Neils bill which would pcrrllt the
writing IN OF names Of men Gf othec par
Ties III the party coiumn OF the vGGcfS
The Plankinton Packing company is
supplying the market with hams and ba-