The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1905-05-13

The senate cOncurred in three as
sembly bills, including the Curtlss
measure to prohibit the manufacture
and sale of adulterated DuckWheat
flour. except of certain kinds OF So
called self-rising flour. 1t was great
day for laying over and referring Oils
this being done to fifteen measures,
including the several bills proposed
to remove the capitol from Madison.
Senator Rogers secured weeks ue-
Law of number of public health anu
sanitation bills that are arousing great
opposition of newspaper men ana
many other people. Five bills were
indefinitely postponed, including
North's. to regulate telephone compa-
MES and to prevent discrimination IN
charges: Stout's, providing for the es-
tablishment and maintenance OF couh-
try schools of agriculture and domes-
tic science; Wrights (by request), TO
encourage racing and racing organiza-
lions by allowing pool selling, ana the
bill from the committee on manutac-
lures and labor, authorizing cities IN
the second, third and fourth classes TO
cause the removal without delay or
tanks containing petroleum from WIN
in the city limits. The last bill was
directed against the Standard Oil COM
pany.
The assembly advanced to third
reading the Dahl bill to establish the
Torrens system of land title registra-
ton. The bill adversely was reported
from committee, but was advanced by
a vote of so to 35. The measure siren
uously was opposed by real estate
agents and owners of abstract title
business. The bill limiting the time
for which the county supervisor OF
assessments can be paid was adj
yanced. Both these latter PROPOSE
lions occasioned lengthy debates. Ad-
vancement also was accorded to the
uniform school textbook board bill,
providing that books shall be selected
by board, the price to be fixed by bids
from publishing companies, and not to
be changed for five years
Senator Stevens secured favorable
vote on his capitol removal referen-
dunn bill in the senate Thursday morn
ing. The measure to submit the ques-
ton of location of the seat of govern
ment was ordered to third reading by
the following vote of IA to II:
Yeas = Senators Beach, Frear,
dolph. Rogers, Roehr, Rummel, Smith,
Stevens, Wilcox, Wolff and Wright
IA.
Nays-Senators Bird, Burns, Hud-
nell, Kreutzer, Hartin, McGillivray,
Honson, Noble, Sanborn, Stondall,
Whitehead and Wipperman-12.
Absent or Not Voting-Senators
Hagemeister, Hatten, Morton, Morris,
Stout and Wylie-6.
The bill authorizing Oshkosh to con-
vey to the state a tract OF land Tor
capitol site was also ordered to en-
grossment. Other capitol removal
bills. providing for removal to Hud-
son. Milwaukee and Grand Rapids,
were killed.
Senator Stevens made a speech in
support of his measure, and senator
Frear delivered a facetious address IN
favor of designating Hudson as the
seat of government. The Oshkosh
member quoted statistics as to the
distribution of population in Wlscon"
sin drawing the conclusion that to To-
cate the capitol at Oshkosh or at some
place considerably north OF Madison
would benefit larger number OF clti-
zens than are benefited by it's location
at Madison.
Senator Frear elaborated upon
scheme to spirit away the Gilbert
na1ace" at st. Paul. He said that Hud-
con was the home of Uncle Hoo
TAYLOR. and "that aggressive and IN
Auential would, together with the
shades of Bill Nye and Senator spoon
or do anything for the good ola town.
"On him we rely at this critical Pc
Rod No man has greater hypnouc
nolitical influence, more tremendous
mil than he, and therefore we conn
dantly promise you that il you locate
seat
then upon some dark and stormy nlgnt
orr fellow-townsman Hold, VIII Dodlly
seize the Cass Gilbert structure IN 81.
Pau1 and pull it over to Wisconsin pc
fore Gopher people learn his purpose
There. on the great bluffs surround
ing Hudson, overlooking from its ele-
walton lake and distant cities, IL VIII
stand. thing of beauty and a JOY 1or-
ever"
A resolution by Senator Frear to en-
large the investigation of the subject
Of state life insurance by commit
foo of senators was adopted in the
senate Thursday.
Senator Randolph's resolution TO
shut off committee hearings next
tuesday and to send all bills to cal
endar next Thursday was amended on
his motion so as to close hearings next
Thursday and send all bills to calen-
ada. and is, so far as we are aware