The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-05-18

to engrossment Senate bills concurrcd In
mt the evening session were as follows;
senator Wyies to appropriate $4,000 with
which to purchase needed stationery for
the state; Senator Morris relating TO pro-
lection of fish and game: another relating
to the state superintendent OF public III
struction: Senator Patton's relative to sup
plying OF books and periodicals to the
schools Of the state ASsemblyman Cur
tins bill To provide second assistant
dairy and food commissioner was advanced
to engrossmcnt. Ms was Mr.. kidneys bill
To provide for the compilation aud pub
lication of laws relating to towns and In
corporated villages. Assemblyman Len
roots bill to regulate automobiles was
postponed. The committee ON hhanee.
banks and Insurance introduced new
bill requiring building and loan associations
to open their books to examination an,
nually. The COMMITTEE on claims reported
for passage the insurance bills providing
for the reorganization of the department.
OF insurance increasing it's force and in
creasing the salaries after January ], 1907.
Two reports were received by the Assem-
bly, from the committee on judiciary III
relation to the Dinsdale medical bill,
known AS the substitute for 3o3A. The
principal difference between the two meas
ures relates to the procedure by which
physicians license may he revoked The
power Of revocation Is vested in the cir
cult court instead of the board, although
the board of examiners is authorized TO
hear evidence and institute proceedings IN
the court If Il majority of the board. AFTER
justice of the complaint. The other I'M
portant change from the original Is that
instead of tue mere advertising of certain
specialties being ground for revocation,
such advertising must be obscene In char
acter to Justify the annulment of the prac-
titioner's license. Thoroughly indignant,
adopted resolution authorizing the APP
pointment of committee to investigate
work Of the lobbyist aud to make
speedy report to the Assembly Of its
nnUtnnS N
u list OF i've pairs, the Assembly passed
the bill creating school text book board
to consist of seven members.
The feature of short session of the As
semhly on the 18th an address by Dr.
j. u, Butler who otciated ms chaplain
Thursday and Friday. Two bills were fay
orably reported by the railway committee
after which adjournment was taken to .
O'Clock Monday evening. The railroad com
mtttee reported in lisa, Mctzler, to provide
for the regulation of railway and street
railway rghts-of way by county boards If
supervisors in milwaukee, county, to locate
and control the traction of tracks, to re
quirc the companies To construct and main
tain bridges, tunnels and so forth; aud also
54iA, Irvine, to defend franchises, make
public value of railroads and utnor public
service corporations. to declare the effect of
judicial and other sales of such corpora
tions. to limit the amount of stock, bonds
ANA other evidences of debt that may be II
used and to regulate the manner of issuing
the same
Inc Assembly on the Ibtn passed the tlll
providing for the taxation of street rain
ways and electric light. heat and power
plants on the ad valorcm basis, 1t was
passed without debate and without dis
seutiug vote.
There will be no legislation along the
lines of the Thayrr district option bill at
this session of the Legislature. The Assem-
hly on the 18th 10y 4 vote of is to 81 adopt
ed the substitute providing for refcrcn
dunn instead of the purely remonStrane"
feature of the Thayer bill to bar saloons
from residence districts. Then 10y vote
OF 10 to 30 il killed the bill. The Assembly
got near the end of Il long calendar before
any extended debate occurred, when one
arose on the Perry bill, 12lA. permitting
counties Ia let their printing to the lowest
bidders. Mr.. Perry believed there should
be competition in this business as in all
other An amendment cXcmptng Milwau-
kcc county was adopted, \ motion to IAN
over the bill. 10y Mr. Winch. failed. rs did
Mr. lie Koys motion for killing the bill
The measure was finally ordered cugrosSed.
Immediately on the calling Of the Assembly
roll Mr.. Dahl moved reconsideration OF NH
No. G4GA. which was indefinitely postponed
Monday evening. 1t provides Tor a salary
of $500 n year for the clerk of the supreme
court with $1,000 additional for an assist
ant clerk iii lieu of all fees The governor
veto of the Martin bill. giving the hoard
of control parole powers. was sustained
without debate, 10y vote Of Is to 60. The
Assembly concurrcd in Scual" HmrndmehtS
10 liiA, giving to truaut officers ia" pow
rrs oI assistant factory inspectors I" enter
factories Bills passed 10y the Assembly
We're: GlaA DiraddorN, relating To- trust
companies; lisa rowwittcc on nauu31c-
turrSl, to appropriate $50 to T. VI. THlentt
for boiler compound furnished 20 the state
upon order Of the superintendent Of pubic
property; 747A committee ON finance banks
aud insurance.. relating to rclortS of retail
lumber dealers insurance associations; iiNA
committee on fnanc") banks ald lh>ur,
m""l: providing for report q maternal