Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-07-17
COMMISSIONER EMERYPREPARES
FOR ENFORCEMENT.
NEW POSITIONS WAITING
Railroad Rate Commission Holds APP
pointments for Consultation With
Observation-Disclosures Dead May
Have New Headstones-NeW Dor
n1itcry at Chippewa Falls.
Madison, July II.

is distributing a pamphlet containing
the new and amended dairy and food
laws Of Wisconsin. He is mailing
copies to the daily newspapers, and to
persons and firms interested and re-
guessing the pamphlet. All the deal
ers, creameries and cheese factories
Of the state within short time will
be supplied with copies Of the laws as
they were left al the close of the last
legislature.
Emery gives the following notice to
dealers and manufacturers:
The attention Of dealers and manu-
facturcrs is called to the new laws re
lating TO chemical preservatives, ma
pie syrup and maple sugar, syrups,
molasses and glucose mixtures, buck
wheat flour, condensed milk and evap-
GRATED cream, ana the sale Of lemon
and vanilla extract. Attention is also
called to the time when these laws are
made to take effect. and dealers are
hereby notified that as contemplated
by the legislature the time until those
laws are made to take effect will be
Siven in which to clear shelves Of out
lawed goods and that then those laws
will be enforced. Parties in interest
should carefully acquaint themselves
with these laws and promptly meet
their requirements. Attention is called
to various amendments. Particular
is called to amended laws
to the adulteration of milk,
sale of renovated butter, canned goods,
udulterated honey, chopped meats and
sausages and vinegar"
Waiting for the Governor.
The railroad rate commission was in
session all day, but the election of a
person to fill the position of secretary
was not reached. The commission did
not fill the other places created by the
commission law-two clerks and a
1t is said that the com
Foleltte before making appointments.
To Build New Dormitory.
The state board of control is adver-
Using for bids for the construction of
a new dormitory at the state home for
the feebleminded at Chippewa Falls, to
cost $4,000 or $4,000 This addition
II f(>1- 10 lind <ad
by the last legislature.
New Headstones for Confederates.
A letter from the governor of Ala
hama has been received by H. W.
Rood, custodian of the Wisconsin civil
war museum, to the effect that the
next Alabama legislature will doubt
less make an appropriation for the
purpose of placing new headstones at
the graves of the several hundred con-
federate soldiers who lie in Forest
Hill cemetery. Mr.. Rood and Mr.. H.
S. Sigglekow took this matter up with
the southern executive and favorable
answer has been received. containing
expression of appreciation of the care
by the northern people Of the graves
of the dead confederates.
Economical Lobbyist,
Attorney M. S. Dudgeon Of Madison,
member of the assembly in the legis-
,ature of 1905, yesterday filed with
the secretary of state four statements
Of his expenses as a lobbyist during
the recent session. Ee spent no money
whatever on any of the matters upon
which he was engaged. He represent
ed X. E. Safer. all electrician. who
was injured in the capitol park by rea-
son of fall occasioned by the break
ing of g lamp post and who was grant
ed an appropriation of $1,000 by the
legislature. Mr.. Dudgeon also repre-
scented Chief of Police H. G. Baker of
Madison and others, the Savings Loan
& Trust Co. of Madison and the Sta
tionery Engineers association He
does not set forth in his statement the
sums paid him for his services. Some
Of the lobbyists who made statements
therein their remuneration.
Employment for Everybody.
At tile state free employment Offices
last week there were 333 applications
filed for employment, 341 applications
for help, and 332 positions were filed,
but there were eight places remaining
untitled, for which no applications
were filed.
State Fair Entries Closed.
John NJ True, secretary Of the state
board of agriculture, was kept busy
Yesterday attending to the receipt Of
entries for the races at the state fair
in Milwaukee September Ills, it being
the last day for the acceptance Of en-
tries for the state races. In some of
these races there are large fields, but
IN one or two the entries nave not
been so numerous. The entries for
-hese races closed at II o'clock last
night.