Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-03-07


"Oh. yes" said Senator Burns. discuss
ing his measure 70 reduce the limit of
taxation throughout the State, 1.-THE May
ors and Aldermen of the different cities
VIII kick vigorously ON it, but that is
what we like 1t shows that we are
safeguarding the interests of the people.
If the limit of taxation were placed at
100 per cent of the value of the property,
they would spend right up to the l;mit.
They are always trying to get more
money TO spend. 1t is our business To
keep their limit down as far as possible.
Do you realize" continued Senator
Burns, that when property is taxed be
yOnd certain small limit, it deprives
the owner of property of all the benefits
of private ownership and practically
makes the conditions similar to govern
ment ownership without government re-
Sponsibility?'
Chairman Braddock of the Assembly
committee on railroads has introduced
Eve bills affecting protection for railroad
employees. They compel the companies
to provide all manner of safety appli-
anceS such as tell tales (the ropes dang
ling from frame to notify the brake
men on top Of freight cars that the train
is approaching an overhead bridget au-
tomato couplerS, hand holes. grab irons.
air brakes for ears and drive wheel
brakes for locomotives. to prohibit the
use of more than one engine in hauling
a train except in special cases. and to
require the use of the block system. Tho
bills are endorsed by the brotherhoods
Of railway employees
The members of the railroad commit
tee in the Assembly say that La Toilette
by no means dictated what should go into
the committees freight rate commission
till. Several suggestions made by him.
they say. We're turned down. One time
in the proceedings" said one of the com
mittee. the Governor said: They call
me dictator. but even here. among my
own friends, | cannot have my own way
in regard to my own bill And the
truth of this seems TO be borne ont in the
fact that number of hills have been
introduced to enforce provisions which
were advocated in the Governors mes
sage but which are not included in the
committee bill
During the discussion of the child la
Dor resolution. especially while its advo-
Gates We're decrying the shame and dis
grace to the State of compelling innO-
cent children to work when they ought
to he in school. Leon Crane, the young
ster over whom the whole affair had been
stirred up. was sitting near the clerks
desk. contributing comments of oh.
slush" and like expressions. lie is a
bright lad from Stoughton. pratege of
Assemhlyman Warner, TO whom lie wise
oo,d;ti,,,
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tho tu.o oh,n,I,e,.. rrhara = ma douht
Int fiat tl,o anti-ci,,aratte naonla bave
,,ono 30, thotr ,,.o,i, .,.sto,,ot;t ana
Io,.o Iarsilara1,lo f,rr,,,.;n., a., si,,,,, ~
tho I'D &c not;t;oo,. fror, all n,,+s ~
tbo Sta+a e.. tLl I'm ;,,trnl,,,al H., So,,-
ator Rird
rboro L. a nI,ir ,,,,,,i.;,v n, tb, .on
stitution of the State prohibiting the
members Of the Legislature FROM rcceiv-
ing any stationery or other "plunder"
from the State. This was in on amend
ment adopted when the pay of the mem
btiS was idlSth 10 pow HtAtiNl y Ndi7
ago. The provision is not observed, how
ever, as stationery. knives and envelope
openers have already been furnished.
Two sets OF medical bllls nave been IN
troduced' one SCI py Mr. bieIch'r ~ we
request OIL III \. y. HcnaeHef 'l MI
W"uhte' secre'dI! oi the iSConS'" Nieu-
ical unloh Oh IhyslcNahs ana SURGEONS
asking LOT less stringent feSniatlon OF the
prolesslon' ana ahother SCI by senator
Noble VINO IS physiciah' mahihs me
IeStrlclohs more stringent
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And even among those who are not
ready to say that they are in favor Of
moving the capitol from Madison. the
expression is heard that Madison ought
TO be given good scare ANYWAY. one
that will make il provide decent hotels
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The new Blue Book VIII go to press
about March ! and be issued probably
about March 10 or April !. For the hrst
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STATE onar,yigo n rolIows nrc,t,. ,lnso.
lv along tho Iinas If former Rlno pools
II l. gotten nm Inv tho huraan or static
tics
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at viii be much easier to change Il
rate commission from an appointye to