Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-06-12

Measures providing for making cleo
ton DAY legal holiday was rejected
upon committee recommendation.
Candidates for County Superinten-
dents-Declares that a person shall not
of residence in cities of the third and
fourth class within the territorial linn
its of any such district.
School Boards-Prohibits any person
holding Office in any political organiza-
ton or any lucrative city, county or
state office other than a judicial Office
or that of notary public from being
eligible to be member of board of
school directors in a city of the first
class. Provides that membership of
said board consist of twelve persons.
EIector of School Districts
ICES electors to levy tax to provide
for payment of transportation of pupils
to and from school or payment of tut
ton or both.
Election Observation-Disclosures elect
ors Of a recently incorporated, but I'M
organized village, to vote at judicial
and general elections and the elections
for state and county superintendent
Corporations voting power
of a corporation holding stock in an
other corporation.
Defective Town Organizations-Val
dates all towns, the organization Of
which, may have been technically ire
gular.
Village Boards-Specifies how spe-
cial meetings may be called by village
boards.
Emergency Appointments - Limits
emergency appointments to twenty
days in all cities of the first class and
gives such appointing power to the
heads Of departments.
Increase of Aldermen-E Enables all
cities of the second third and fourth
class to have either one or two alder
men from each ward but an ordinance
providing for an increase must first be
submitted to and approved by majoE
1ty OF the voters at a general munich
pal election.
An assembly measure restricting
cities from having more than one al.
derman to each ward was refused pas
sage.
The recall bill providing for the re-
moval of any alderman by petition and
the election of his successor was re-
fused concurrence by the senate.
Protection of ywrights-Prevents
the unauthorized presentation OF dra-
matte plays and musical compositions
Violation is punishable with fine or i'm
prisonment.
Vital statistics-Provides thathealth
officers of all cities, except those OF the
first class, and clerks of all incorporat
ed villages shall keep a complete rec
ord of all births and deaths within
their respective districts thus enabling
the state board of health to make a
comparative table of the healthfulness
or unhealthfulness of ali cities and in
corporated villages.
A measure authorizing cities of the
first class to establish, maintain and
operate municipal ice plants was
passed by the assembly but rejected by
the senate.
The senate refused to concur in as
sembly bill requiring employers OF
labor to keep a register OF all accidents
and to report same to the commission
er of labor. 1t also rejected the meas
ure passed by the assembly providing
that employers who require notice or
the intention of their employees to
leave such employment, be required to
serve similar notice in the case of the
discharge OF EMPLOYEES.
Concurrence was refused by the SEN
ate in the bill prohibiting the use of
soda water bottles for poisonous
medicines.
The bills amending the marriage
license law, excepting from the opera
ton of the five day clause parties
where marriage is solemnized in the
presence of parent or the legal
guardian of female was passed by the
assembly but non-concurred In by the
senate
Measure, prohibiting owners of pa
per mills, where domestic or foreign
rags are used in the manufacture of
paper, from hiring persons not sue
cessfully vaccinated was indefinitely
postponed.
Indefinite postpoLement was the fate
of bill providing for the creation OF
the Office of state printer and the es-
Enlistment of state printing Office.
Concurrence was refused in bill
to amend the law for the destruction OF
noxious weeds to include "quack
grass"
Measure, providing for the creating
of an inspector of metalliferous mines
was recommended by committee on
state affairs for indefinite postpone
ment.
The bachelor bill, also, was indef1-
nitely postponed after the assembly
had discussed it's merits for a thiro
reading.
Bills Held by Governor.
Automobile regulations - Provides
that automobiles shall be registered;
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