The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-05-02
In the A bly,.
TUESDAY

TUESDAY
The ndiscriminate distribution OF passes
TO the stat, fair. not however without dis
elimination, will be checked II the bill passed
10y the ASS 'mbly on the 23d becomes Il law.
The Assembly under suspension OF the rules
passed the l.cdyina bill relating TO tn" po-
lice aud fire commissions in all cities eN-
Ccpt Milwaukee. The judiciary committee
reported back twenty nine bills and resolu-
tiOuS. eleven being recommended for pas
sage Nearly all were of local nature.
In the eighteen measures recommended for
ndo Unite postponcmcnt were two joint rcso
lutiuns. one memoralizing Congress to call
convention to take steps against polyE-
amy, and one for a constitutional amend
mpnt making Sheriifs eligible for ro-elcctioH.
Among the bills adversely reported were
those providing specific penalties for fraul
In the sale of mining stock; requiring IN"
true consideration he stated in convey
auces; limiting speed of street cars after
sunset eight miles an hour, and requiring
strict watch bc kept against accidents; pro
hihiting storing or dynamite to the amount
of 1900 pounds within two miles of gun
powder ana other explosives, and the Mar
Quardt bill leaving it optional with rltN
councils ana boards to revoke liquor Icons
as IN ease of violations. At the present
the law requircS that licenses OF NiolaturS
hU revoked and the supreme court SO hrll
recently In a Madison case. The EStahrook
resolution for an Investigation into the cost
of state printing was adopted. The Ass m
bly, refused to rcccde from vote on the Aims
worth joint resolution in effect raising the
legal agr of school children from / 10 q
Years Eleven hills were advanced to On.
I,rossment and thp following ASS ,mbly bills
Killed: No. rs TO fishing through ice; ~.
to automobiles: 56 to school districts; 90,
to jury commissioners; %. to the protection
Of nsh: 10 To free passes by public uii-
GERS; l3S, to fishing through the ice; 21S. to
expenses caused 10y mad dogs PIG 10 fishing
through the ice; 293. to rates of gas COM
pauicS: 31T, to taxation OF dogs. etc: 80,
10 classification of waters, 800, to the OF
flee of city superintendent of trauSloIta'
ton; 593. to sale of fruit trees, etc; 3"S.
To sale Of nursery stock; GO 10 prrScrlh ..
weight of fish; 632. 20 labelling stock food
Sl2, to commission houses. y deh9t alos
over the KoNcroft hlil Tor me 'SlunHShlHCnl
OF nLam- 'Wlne Fl"tt at ,nr St t p'tS ,
at Naupun. Inc M Went oyer 10! q Gay.
Mdef Suspension OF llc r1pS Tue NO III
hlI auth0TIZliE Tue tu'lS9iiluHli"u W A,
IuGUe coI,Er anu 'mr M,aWUuhvr
gWI"Et US M"I4ucllr H!NCIHlll WI t"HS> ~
ihr AssennE paSsGu WitnonI "go%t, ~,
va, rrSul t'',G tnI nuiiI','- u,u o.,
.,s,,onsi"r of The rmrrs On mntinn of Mr.
.Nl"'"-v Va - t,+ ia inTir. f Nfil,I,
i.no n%}hnr biiis rnsS,I wore. M 3GEN
rnstrirtin,, tho huilJinu IF snur tracks;
2-lS rnmn,riu,, fnndrrS ON intrrurhon ana
-, 80 -. Ia fnr .nad TaiIrnaI rrnss.
tr6rtst Ak nGrmittiT.r irht rnlupuufos 10
,iSo furnish nn,grr. 5Git for nareutal
Ioorlinr schools. 5gGA prohibiting MS rail.
rond trInrrnub onrr9tnrS Loys undpr Is
v"ars Of 10"
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Tho Assembly aftrr - Innr debate. on the
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Ml"auhSt 'Ouli1I, J." loN'' uui'"S "a Nv
u4JoraS VIZ % ny P'I9ine' - ~ N
IH'lN WIZ, Ntl''G. -, ~ 300 49,,
frJ In GrfIIinft for ore. All reoniring rho.
keeping OF i''orus OF hlLillHE "l'tld'luuH,
4'"' TO lu1 rel! tS'nSI,ium " t-,'H ~ ,uumtE
boards, IL, To puIEiaiN, 20 To LHUuss
known as th" war clhlili' '"'' 70 lorltlt-
Hr'S OF totpuIehl iIauOi'SSSi Sof, % 20 'Ui,
pluNmrht OF women ana thiIurth' 90, 10
sale OF property h"Id under agreement Such
as ON installmcnt; "oN, TO rallroad oflcerS'
Gi4, 10 publication OF uhScrht matltr' 'ot'
To public utility corporAtlohs' I9o' TO con
duct of poor persons IN courts, 80, 10 mems
upon horses Tor sho'lhG auu uoClorilIs, -,
to eligibility to county treasurer ana MS
deputy.
TIT RS'A1.
bly, ON the 18th ard forty-four bills and one
Joint resolution were reported out by com
mittees. me commute, 9H a-IiIulture III
tr"duCed thr'" nllI,' 'Ie PROV IdeS pen,
a., I"t ISIS If corrfr, gnotbrr reGmirrs
tunGrculinr trSlS on Cu,,tT "mTlnyt roquiroS
calI" 70 pc l'Sb.u iVl lu"'l uIuSlS olc wv
before ueluE outr'u loF Saat gnu IulIu
madgS an apIrTPr'M.wn 81 >i}" To T"Ee.
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committee on Juul'lHrln ln'E pIoNlun' inat
district attorneys NualI prosecute an paS
tardT cases unigSS lh'$ H tSni 'Ni9 i ~
sufficient; permitting JuSu'VS, ana IaEIT
tratrS to put prisoner" on ProDauoh, lrSnI
ling acts OF cltieS IN SpyhuIhS money TOT
ralIr"aaS anu ldGlo'S HttuS, 4"thIl
towns to buy ANUS I" bIeNyHl ur.nN ~
taxing uePoSl ~ 'hoIlZlnE n"'"l Is ~ ~
give ooh9s ny surety 'onpnH'S. - ulH
tame IN increasing ln' SalarI VI ,i't sc.
noGrapher OF IN" clNIi service commission
pilatloh t9r th' COMMISSION iI"ui $1,000 %
Sl2,uUl me committee On elections mas y
ui,' b,,ii, ,l1 fn Vntrs and ON ~ RI
lion Of dfty electors. \ new bin requires
that contracts for village improvements
above 500 must be let 10y village boards
The committee on transportation reported
for death three bills, providing for liability
of telegraph corporations, regulating rates
Of telephones in cities and guarding health
of sleeping car occupants NO 43s. requir
Ing fun crews on trains was fayorably re
ported The committee on judiciary report.
ed eleven bills for MASSAGE and thirteen for
postpouemcnt Among those adversely re-.
norted was the Bancroft bill No 300. hold.
ing railway officials guilty Of murder in the
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band or vic to testify for or against on"
another. when not objected TO- Tha Thomp.
son Joint resolution providing for the ap
of a legislative committee 10 n
yrsusatc and report some system of state
owr"rshp and regulation of tn, liquor
traffic was reported for fudrhnt, pastrun
mont Coming to Wednesdays unfinished
calendar. Mr.. Burke moved Reconsideration
of No Sg3A. advanced which requires that
state factory officials c0ricct the wages OF
minors withheld by employers. The bin
was sent To the judiciary committee. Bill
No. SO was amended and then pass Il. Tn
other bins Of minor importance were passed
ar coucurrrd in The Martin bill No. 79S.
the board Of control with the
consent of the governor to parole p"uitru
tiary prisoners WHO have served half their
,.,.,,,y ,,..y ,It-.rf.,. a ~, third r.r1iru The