Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-03-12

clean sweep of the job, the upper
house established that Wisconsin is
maintaining a policy of neutrality in
reference to the European war.
The resolutions killed were:
BY Senator Bosshard Memorable
ing congress to prevent the shipment
of arms and contraband of war to Eu-
ropean nations now in conflict.
By Senator Bray-To extend to
President Woodrow Wilson the en-
couragement and the support of the
people of Wisconsin in these days of
trial.
By Assemblyman Carl Hanson
Asking congress to use its best efforts
to bring about peace in Europe.
An emergency bill by the judiciary
committee to permit Sheboygan coun-
ty to appoint successor to its de-
ceased county treasurer, introduced in
the assembly upon motions of Mr.
Nuemeister, was put through all the
processes of enactment and messaged
to the senate.
A motion by Mr. Courtney to recon-
slider the vote by which the Ofstie bill,
1S6a, was indefinitely postponed, was
defeated by vote of So to %. The
bill provided that for second violation
of the Sunday closing law, a saloon
keepers license should be revoked.
State Ownership Discussed.
A conflict of opinion ragged in the
assembly when the Vint resolution
providing for a constitutional amend
ment permitting the state to own and
operate warehouses, grain elevators,
ETC., and the supporters of the pro-
posal won on the final roll call by
vote of A to 81.
Mr.. Ellingson of Rusk contended
that to pass this resolution would
let down the bars to all sorts of eco
nomic vagaries. The next proposal
would be for the state to go into
the lumber business, the hardware
business, or what not.
Carl Hansen, by the aid of Mr..
Herzog, brought the Hoffman dyna-
mite bill back to life on a motion to
reconsider the vote by which it was
Indefinitely postponed. The vote on
the motion to reconsider was Is to 1;
and then Mr.. Hansen offered sub
stitute amendment which, he said,
met all objections to the original bill.
The whole question then was re-
referred to the committee on state
affairs.
Senator Monks joint resolution
be permitted to aid the legislature
or it's members when called upon
without subjecting themselves to
criticism, was concurred in with but
a single dissenting voice.
The assembly showed a bit of tenn
per when the Frederick bill to APP
propriate $4,000 to the Wisconsin
Humane society to aid in the work
of organization of county societies.
Mr.. Frederick was absent and Mr..
Moran as a matter of privilege, asked
that consideration of the bill be post
poned. There was objection and the
bill and accompanying amendment
were Indefinitely postponed
Mr.. Gruenewald's bill appropriate
ing $3,100 to the Panama-Pacific ex-
position commission for an educa-
tional exhibit in the Wisconsin
building was killed.
The Everett bill, IS, relating to
registration of farm names, was con-
Cured in.
The senate INDUCED in debate
on society, morals, the home and
children, occasioned by consideration
of the Hanson bill, which provides
that in cases of adultery "that no
husband shall be prosecuted except
upon complaint of his wife or a wife
except upon complaint of her hus-
band"
Hanson Asks Probe.
Assem- blyman Carl Hanson intro
duced joint resolution calling for
an investigation of land purchases in
Dane county by the University of
Wisconsin:
The resolution calls for an investi-
cation of all realty acquired in the
last eight years by the university, the
report to carry the description Of
lands acquired, the assessed valua-
ton upon each tract, and the price
paid.
Bills Engrossed.
A resolution by Assemblymar
Hambrecht which provides that all
bills now before the committee on
revision, about 100 in number, be rea
ported out by March "a, was adopted.
A motion was received and will be
acted upon later to reconsider the
vote by which the house engrossed
the Vint resolution to amend the
constitution authorizing the state to
acquire and operate storage houses,
warehouses and grain elevators.
To Act in Convict Labor.
Whether or not the employment of
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