Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-03-08
NEW MIL AUKEE
SCHOOL ASSURED
NORMAL BILL SEEMS CERTAIN
OF PASSAGE.
MILLION FOR STATE BOARD
institutional Expense Appropriation
Measure Reported for Passage and
Referred to Claims Committee
Carries 100000 - Assembly
Hears Memorial Addresses.

Milwaukee will get an appropriation
of $4,000 for a new state norma
school This is unquestionably the re
vealing opinion among the members Of
The joint committee on education. A
hearing was had last night, at which
the needs of Milwaukee for a new
school on a new site were set forth
President McKenna made the princi
| pal address and h was assisted by C
H. Patzer and w. Cheever, the lat
ter of whom was formerly president oil
the Milwaukee normal. Milwaukee
will certainly get a large appropria
ton and it may be even almost as
large as asked.
Big Appropriation Approved.
The session of the senate last night
was brief and consisted merely of com
mittee reports, among which was q
I cemetery order for the bill to appropri
ate 5000 to each reporter. This bill
was framed by some facetious scribe
and was introduced by Senator Rogers
in the rush of the last day of new
bills It's said he knew nothing of its
contents. The title was Ito supple
ment the work of the state board Of
control in the discharge of its duties
in the care of the INDECENT poor"
The committee on charitable and
penal institutions reported favorably
upon bill to provide more favorable
statutes for homes for dependent chill.
dren and also reported favorably upon
the institutional expense bin drawn by
the board of control, The measure
carries in the neighborhood of $1,000.
600 and is the largest single appropria
ton bill before the legislature. 1t now
goes to the committee on claims.
Railroad Case Ends.
The last speaker for the railroads
Pierce Butler of st. Paul, argued for
the Omaha road yesterday afternoon
against the rate commission bill He
said such a bill, meaning the abolition
Of favorable dis 'riminative rates,
would work ruin upon manufacturing
cities Of the state. The friends Of the
measure will talk next week.
Memorial Speeches.
The assembly last night devoted it.
self to memorial exercises in honor Of
three members of the last assembly
now deceased-Frank Cady of Wood
county. David G. Williams of Columbia
and Thomas Timlin of Milwaukee. Re
marks on Mr.. Cady were made by Mr.
Winch. his successor in office, and
Messrs. Carpenter Andrew and Speak
er Lenroot. Messrs. Turner and Leroy
spoke of Mr.. Williams and Messrs.
Ramsey and potter of Mr.. Timlin. The
following resolutions were adopted
BY Mr.. Winch:
Whereas, Frank A. CaGy, recently a
member of this body, from Wood coun-
ty, has obeyed the summons that
sooner or later comes to every one.
Resolved, That we hereby express
our deep regret at the very serious
loss, sustained by the many interests in
which Mr. Cady took so prominent a
part. As a citizen, his voice was al
ways in favor of wise and intelligent
advancement, as a member of the
/ school board of his home city, no one
more readily recognized or more
I heartily approved of all efforts tending
I to greater efficiency of the means for
/ education: as a member of the city
council of Marshfield, he never failed
/ to use his influence and ability tC
/ the credit of the city and to the ad
/ vantage of every legitimate enterprise
+ As a member of this body, his attitude
+ towards legislative measures was ever
/ in accord with his convictions, not
I with selfinterest AS a lawyer, his
name wherever known, was a synonym
for untiring effort indomnitable per
seryance and wonderful painstaking in
dustry. Whatever duty came to him
or whatever task he assumed, his full
est energy and his whole time were
given to the work. The community OF
which Mr.. Cady was a valuable factor
the assembly OF which he was most
efficient member. the profession, which
he graced with mis- legal attainments.
all feel the great loss sustained in the
untimely death of this man. With his
family. his friends. his associates, we
sincerely sympathize and hereby offer
our coincidence.
Resolved further. That copies of
these resolutions be enrolled and
signed by the speaker and chief clerk
of the senate, and presented to the
family Ct II late Frank A. Cady and
10 the press of Wood county, Wiscon-
+ sin"
BY Mr.. Turner;
whereas. Since the last converting
of this legislature. death has claimed
the Honorable David G. Williams. as
sembiyman from the second district ri
Columbia. who departed this life, at
Cambria Wisconsin. August 26. 1908.
Resolved by the assembly, the sen
ate ccncurring. That in the death of
this faithful legislator the state has
sustained the loss of a good man and a
fearless citizen. ana one whose integ-
ritv was never Questioned, whose hon
estv was above suspicion, whose pri-
waite lif. and short public career were
both credit to himself and a source