Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1905-02-21
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Assemblyman Turner, prohibiting
| the manufacture or sale for use in
| this state IF tirecrackers larger thar
| the ordinary small crackers, which
are two inches long and three-eighthi hi
of an inch in thickness
Assemblyman Jerdee, to establish q
state printing plant. The measure
| carries an appropriation of $4,000
| for the eSta blishment of the plant
and provides for the appointment OF
state superintendent OF printing at
salary OF 50, 400 year.
i By Curtin, of Hilbert, providing fol
seventeen additional assistants tC
State Dairy and Food Commissions
| Emery at salaries ranging from 81, ,2OC
to 81 900; also to provide for the re.
gistration of cheese manufacturers
and for the esta blishment of state
grades of cheese; also for state
inspection of dairy warehouses: by
Winch, of Marshtield, to limit the
compensation Of county superinten-
dents of assessments to $500 a year:
by Perry. appropriating 81, 600 annually
to the Wisconsin Poultry Breeders
association; by McGregor, providing
that all teachers who have taught
fifteen years or more shall be entitled
to life certificates for the highest
grade in which they have taught: by
Beedle, a railroad co-emplOyee
measure; by johnson, providing for a
state system Of weights and measures;
by Louis Metzler, of Milwaukee, pro-
yiding for the appointment at state
expense of attorneys for poor persons
who are either defendants or plaintiffs
in civil actions; by Potter, appropriat-
ing $3.50 to the Washington, Ozaukee
and North Milwaukee Firemen's
association; Assemblymdn Donald,
prohibiting camping on public high
ways and liking penalty therefore.
70 prohibit marriage until one year
after the granting Of divorce; James
Mckenzie, declaring the act of deliber-
ately assisting any one W commit
suicide To be murder in the second
degree; Beedle, of Waupaca, providing
for d state liquor commissioner, whose
duty 1T shall be To see that all laws
governing the sale Of intoxicants in
Saloons, drug stores and other places
are rigidly enforced: Curtis. of Ken
osha. providing that the state snail
publish all text books used in the
common schools, and shall sell them
to parents and children at actual cost; /;
Randolph, providing lor annual
accounting for -autual insurance
companies. in writ ing, to It's policy
holders and giving them an option
upon the policy; Hatten, increasing
the amount of the total appropriation
made for graded schools, and provid-
ing for the payment of a maximum of
800 to each school; Beach, more
clearly defining pure and wholesome
milk and imposing penalties for the
sale of the adulterated product; Frear.
relating to the liability Of railway
corporations for the death and injury
of employees; Froemming, relating to
grand injuries; Stondahl, relating Lo
powers conferred on corporations;
providing for the filing OF chattel
mortgages with the register of deeds;
prohibiting the killing OF does in
Wisconsin for five years; committee
on forestry, suspending the sale of all
state land until July ], 1905; Wright,
prohibiting fishing in Little Bass lake,
Villas county; Wipperman, amending
the statute of limitations so that it
will not operate until the discovery Of
the fraud; Martin, relating to parole
Of prisoners; STOUT, to apply the
Gottenburg or South Carolina liquor
dispensary system to Wisconsin,
providing that city councils may
dispose of all liquor licenses to one
corporation: Morris, concerning Ii
censes of peddlers, hawkers and
transient merchants; Noble, providing
for guardianship of inmates of the
state public school at Sparta; Noble,
providing for the collection and in
dexing of vital statistics; Noble,
increasing the powers of cities to
condemn property: North. to amend
the state banking law passed at the
last session OF the legislature; Smith,
to forbid the pollution of streams and
lakes of the state by the emptying
therein OF deleterious matter such as
sewage; Merton, giving cities of the
fourth class the power TO repair side.
walks and tax the cost to the abutting
property; Wylie, TO require non-resi-
dent sellers Of fruit trees, shrubs and
plants to give bond guaranteeing
the quality OF their goods; Wylie,
providing for cheaper text books in
schools and allowing district owner.
ship; Munson, providing for the
equalization Of the assessment OF
certain classes of personal property,
particularly tobacco; Munson, to pro.
vide means for the publication of a
history of the press of Wisconsin,