Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1909-06-11

ing passed. another S2O,OOO is set aSided
for purchase of more land The foiowinea
buildings are to be improved and erected
from the state fair sum:
Addition to executive building . 81 540
Dairy building OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 35,OUUl
Elsh eXhlolt .'''..............-. 3OOU
Streets and walks. .................. 1000
Farn Darn 1880. ............. 30OOl
Model rural school ............. 5oO
Educational building .........., l5Ni
Shed for vehicles ................... 23,0Ou
Section Of grand stand. 2 5S'o00
On roll call this morning the Estabrook
bill changing the method of NOMINATING.
United States senators was ordered en-
crossed. The bill provides that if no candi-
5ority of all votes cast. there shall be NO
nomination, but another primary shall be
held at the time of the November general
election If at this time no candidate gets
a majority of all votes, the Legislature shall
recognize no candidate as nominee and pro-
coed to elect according to law. After the
Bancroft from tn chair said: II hope be-
fore this bill goes to third reading some OF
the members will read it" Mr.. Estabrook
retorted from his seat, Eyes, I'd advise,
it the more absurd you'll find it.
SATURDAY, JUNE 6.
On this, the last calendar day Of the legis-
lative session, the Assembly gave its head
line acts subjects which ordinarily would
have consumed hours of time in debate were
disposed of in a twinkling The thing that
did take time was the Stack resolution to-
Investigate state departments through an
Assembly committee to be appointed for the
purpose. Assemblyman Ingram was ready
this morning with rival resolution In
most severely. The Ingram resolution was
voted down and the Stack resolution was
passed. In the debate Mr.. Hall suggested
that the Assembly quit investigating ana
of this mornings session of the Assembly,
Mr.. Bray, on behalf Of the House, presented
speech filled with emotion, Speaker Ban
croft thanked the members of the Legisa-
ture for their kind remembrance. The re-
marks will be spread upon the journals. BY
the Disch bill, which would abolish alder
men-at-large in Milwaukee. The Assembly
passes to policemen and fremen on street
cars The Culbertson resolution for an in
yestigation of the fraternity system at the.
university passed by an an overwhelming vote
the state census every five years and only
have a census every ten years was passed
Sc to 9. Owen bill, OBS, amending the bank
ing laws so that the commissioner may
maintain certain actions, passed SO to o.
The Assembly killed the Roethe bill to do
away with the extra session and begin the
1911 session one week earlier than regular
session time
MONDAY, JUNE 7.
Assemblyman Peter F. Leuch scored an
important victory this morning when he
Oftlc1ateQ at the execution OF Dill NO OVoo
which was designed to override the state
supreme courts decision regarding fire ana
police pensions in Milwaukee. The bill, as
it happens, was passed by the Senate and
recommended for passage by the Assembly
committee When it came up this morning
Mr.. Leuch took the floor and made vigor-
Gus speech announcing that the bill con-
cealed a joker that would react the
guardians of peace and property. On
vote the bill went down to defeat. After
having passed the new resolution on Sat
urday providing for close of calendar bust
ness on Thursday and for final adjournment
June 16, the Assembly took up heavy
calendar this morning, most of the measures
being Senate bills The Assembly this
morning advanced the Page Senate bill in
troduced at the request of auto enthusiasts
1t alters the present law materially ana
gives drivers the right to let her out
Bit the ground for complaint being based
on failure of drivers to have their machines
under perfect control The bill also in
creases the license fee The bill as ad-
vanced includes an amendment by Mr..
Haight, which takes care Of the auto
''fends, - who after causing an accident try
to get away This section reads as fol
lows: "If any auto shall be the cause OF
an accident and the occupants shall fail to
stop and offer aid and assistance, such fail
The original bill was written by James L.
Drought Of Milwaukee and Is said to be an
improvement on the famous Connecticut
law which is held up as an example OK
model auto legislation.