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

The disagreement in the committee
at the hearing resulted from the pro-
visions relative TO business dis
tricts The amended bill provides
that if in any city block, one-third of
the frontage is devoted to business
purposes, the vote of the residents as
to refusing licenses does not apply to
that block. Another provision of the
amended bill is to the effect that no
district stall be more than twice as
long territorily as it is wide.
/ The case OF State Veterinarian Da.
vid Roberts was recalled when the
senate bill came into the assembly
from the committee on agriculture
recommended for passage, with an
amendment to grant him the privilege
of being interested in another bust
ness so long as he does not use his
Office to advance that business.
One of the important transportation
bills was recommended for passage
1t provides among other features
that the commission may grant more
time to obey its orders when it ie-
termines that the circumstances war
rant SIN extension of time. All ca ,es
to be prosecuted by the commission
are to be begun n the circuit court of
Dane county Amendments offered
tby the committee provide for super
vision OF the stock of the railroad
companies, and a listing of the holG-
ers. 1t also calls for a record of All
, passes issued by the railroads, togeth-
, er with the names of the individuals
holding them and the purposes fcr
which they We're issued, Anoth ar
: transportation bill recommended for
; passage provides for expert weigh
masters to weigh and inspect freight
shipments, They are to be appointed
by the railroad commission.
. The committee on military affai )
recommended for passage the bill
which makes it misdemeanor for
anybody to hinder the employment of
a person because he is member Of
the Wisconsin national guard, and to
obstruct such employee or employer in
their relations toward each other.
The committee on elections introdGc-
ed bill regulating the use of voting
machines and providing that pres'
, Dental electors shall be voted for in
body. The committee on cities Of
fered bill which raises the popula-
ton necessary for village to be
come incorporated into city from
!, 1,500 to 5000. The same committee
, offered bill to make the fiscal yo q
! of the state end December 81 instead
of June 80. The Perry bill to exempt
members of the national guard from
the operation OF the anti-pass Law
: came up and was indefinitely post
poned.
The assembly committee on lab !,
: had hearing on the Alldridge bills
! 233 and PHONE exempting strik,
!. pickets from punishment in case the,
! used force in keeping men away from
: work and the other legalizing COZ,
: spiracies regardless of the damas,
!, wrought by them Attorney Quailes
= Mr.. Lindman of Milwaukee and sev
: eral other men appeared in oppo
? ton. The committee decided to rec
: ommend both bills adversely.
9 Madison, March 2S.-The legislator,
) adjourned until April 8, and in the
e meantime the members will consul
Y their constituents on the United
e States senatorship. the election o
d which takes place April 16. The sen
/ ate advanced the Barker bill to for
!. bid and punish the sale of drugs
$ medicines and liquors which are moi
+ truthfully labeled.
Il Senator Marsh offered long
y amendment to the Barker bill, requir
i. ing the barber board to file quarterly
Y statements with the governor setting
4 forth the receipts and expenses oil
e the board in detail, and also providing
/ that the law for the examination and
! licensing of BARRIERS shall not apply
9 to any except in Incorporated cities
= and villages The bill with the
a amendment was laid over. The Ban
t preparation of $4,000 for the sup
J, port of the Wisconsin national
7 guard, was cOncurfed III Dul Senator
5 Rummel, socialist, voted in the mega
, tive
The bills passed in the assembly in
/. cluded two introduced by Assembly
, man Weber in the interests Of child
, and woman labor One prohibits tho
|, employment of children under IA IN
, theaters and concert halls. The other
regulates the employment OF women
and girls in employments dangerous
10 health and morals, such as -hottling
works and the like. Bills were In
troduced: BY the committee on edu-
cation, 70 continue the commission
engaged In gathering historical ma
terial relating to the civil war; by the
committee on fish and game, to make
incurable insanity attended by Is
years Of Incarceration ground for
divorce
i Assemblyman Estabrook offered
resolution relative TO investigation In.