Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-07-04

, no doubt could be speedily raised I
Governor Taylor's behalf. The vive
voce cote shrowed by two members
voting for the i'll.
The house i'll authorizing the
board of control to provide plans, that
any county may use, for a model
county asylum was passed, after a
F. little tribulation.
I High license and no license legis-
iatlon held the boards large part of
the day in the assembly, with the net
+, result that high license was slaughter.
ed and the statute relating to sub
mission of the question of mo IL
cense" or higher license was modified
the high license" bill provided for a
raise in the minimum for cities from
| 5000 to 5000, and the alternative
i amounts from $3.50 to $500 and $500
/ to $500. For towns the increase con.
, templated was from the minimum of
800 to 5000 and from $3.50 to $3.50
and $500 to $500. The vote on the bill
/ was 81 to "a in favor OF non-concur.
renee. The roll call on the motion to
non-concur was sa follows:
that of law examiner to $4,000. One
i For higher nse-Assenblymeu
Anderson, A. S. Baker, J.. F.. Bake-
Bancroft, Bell, Cahoon, Carpenter
Cieary, Curtiss, Durley, Hauken, Hui.
ring, Ingram, Jackson, Jones ,Keup
+, Leroy, Mains, McGregor, T. H. Min.
Ter. Morris, F. F. Mueller, Nelson, Nor
cross, Palmer, J. P. Peterson, Roethe
Roycraft, G. e. Scott Simon Smith
Sorenson, Sprague, Turner, Ekern-
81.
/ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ainsworth
Berg, Berner, Bichler, Cernahan, bet
ling, Discf, Elver, Estabrook, Ever
EFT, Georgi, Goldsworthy, Harrass
Hughes, Kander, Reyes, Kindlin
Ledvina, Luy, Marquardt, MCGEE
Neitzei, Ledvina, Nye Perry, Fred
Peterson, Pickart, Potter, Reynolds
Schauer, Nicholas Smidt, John
Scott, Soper, Stewart, Weber, Weir
vein, Wellensga-d-37.
/ The companion bill passed without
trouble, 1t provides that the question
OF no license or higher license under
/ the present statute must be signed
/ by 20 per cent of the electors voting
at the last general election, instead
Of only twelve, as provided at present
Another change in the law is to the
effect that when the question of high.
er license = submitted only the one
amount instead of either may be sub
mittde and voted upon.
The joint resolution in effect abol.
ishing the state census and making
the apportionment of senate and as.
sembly districts dependent upon the
federal census was adopted, 81 to 8
The appropriation for the Milwaukee
normal school was passed after an
amendment by Mr.. Grassie restoring
the original 100000 instead of the
senate's $4,000 was adopted.
Madison, June 26.-The senate
passed the bill authorizing the state
board of control to establish a bind
state prison at Waupun by a vote of
Y to after voting down the amend
ment offered by Senator Hudnall at
taching referendum to the original
bill This bill carries an appropria-
ton of S125.000 which is said to be
sufficient only for the erection of suit
able buildings and the installation of
necessary machinery, but it is expect
ed that the next legislature will be
asked to appropriate a fund of $780,
900 to supply raw material and to put
the plant in operation. Senator Hud-
nall said that the report of the state
beard of control had shown that no
more than rs men could be employed
in the proposed plant, and he asked
whether it would be wise for the state
to make an investment of $1,000 for
each man to give employment to seven
tyfive prisoners.
District attorneys will hereafter he
prohibited from being retained by a
COMMON carrier or any public or mu-
nicipal corporation. The assembly
bill to this effect was concurred in by
the senate. BY vote of "a to 4, the
senate refused to lower the salaries
Of game wardens from $3.50 day to
81. The senate concurred in the as
sembly bin providing that the order
of names of candidates for nomina-
ton be Placed upon the blanks in ro-
tatior, so that the names of those
persors beginning with letter among
the first in the alphabet shall not be at
The head OF the list upon every blank.
Senator Page's bill prohibiting the
objection of second hand bottles and
Jars was passed by the senate The
clam Of the estate of the late Fl. W.
Ghynoweth for $4,000 for legal serv-
iees rendered in the railroad tax pen
atty and rebate cases was denied by
the senate. The vote stood IA to Ii
and Lieutenant Governor Connor cast
his vote with the opponents. The
senate ordered to a third reading the
assembly bill reducing the size Of The