Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-06-20

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raised. the point of no quorum and Il
parliamentary fencing match follow.
ed, in which the enemies of the bill
came out victorious by carrying a no
ton TO adjourn.
Madison, June 1.-THE Schauer
joint resolution to require full natural
ization as a requisite to the right to
vote after 1912, was amended by the
senate so as to agree closely with q
resolution of similar purposes adopt
ed by the Legislature of 1905, and as
SO amended WIS concurred in. The
next ste is to submit the propositions
OF the constitutional change involved
to the people a. the next election.
senator Browne succeeded in advanc-
ing his bill to prevent the piling I'D of
costs. against a person who tres
passes on wild or unenclosed lands
and who does no damage thereby. The
Dill is in the interest of those hunters
who are worked, hardships by monop-
olistic hunting clubs that buy up vast
areas of land and attempt to prevent
the public from hunting upon them.
The bill to cut one-third off the pres
ent rates for express service was
killed by vote of 16 to 6, Senators
Husting, Browne, Hazelwood, Pear
son, Rumnel and Smith voting in the
negative. The rate commission is now
considering the question. The senate
passed the bill to give the state COM
missioners of public lands the first
opportunity to buy tax title lands,
when such lands are desired for for
estry purposes, the annual apcropria-
ton for the purpose of being limited
to $4,000. The bill to establish a min
ing school at Platteville, with an ap-
preparation OF $4,000 was laid over.
The proposition to establish a bind
Ing twine plant at the state prison
at Waupun at a cost of $125,000 was
favored by the assembly when it or
dered to engrossment bill appropri-
ating that amount, by vot of 60 to
20. 1t was only after strong debate
! that the measure was sent along its
way
A bill which was ON the calendar
for indefinite postponement war or
dered to engrossment by large vote.
1t provides for the labelling of all
seeds. shrubs, trees, ETC., so as to
protect the innocent purchaser
, against frauds. Messrs. Jones, Stout.
Carpenter and Cahoon spoke in favor
of the bill and saved it from being
killed. Messrs. Jones and Stout pre-
scented some startling facts in regard
to the adulteration of seeds. A bill
was passed to appropriate $4,000 for
the establishment of teachers en-
ployment agency in connection with
the bureau of labor statistics.
Madison, June 1.-THE morning
session of the senate ended with a
discussion on the bill to require rail.
road companies in certain cases to
condemn right of way for spurs or
side tracks. 1t was ordered to a
| third reading. The afternoon session
was devoted almost entirely to dis
cussion Of the bill permitting heirs OF
any person killed by accident to re-
cover from those responsible for the
accident, up to the limit of 10000
The present limit is $4,000. The bill
was reported by the committee on
judiciary with recommendation that
this feature be not included in the
law. The assembly. as explained by
Senator Browne, passed a sill re-
moving all limit to the amount that
might be recovered in case of acct
dental death. The $4,000 PROPOSE.
ton was in the form of an amendment
by Senator Browne, and it was adopt
ed by vote OF IA to H. The bill
was then ordered to third reading
by vote of IA to 10. The commit
tee on villages and cities reported in
favor of non-interference with the
exclusive franchise of the Milwaukee
Gas Light company, recommending
the assembly bill for Inconvenience
and the senate bill for indefinite post
ponement The bills proposed to cut
out Of the franchise the word lex
elusive" The request of the state
geological and natural history survey
for $4,000 annually for work on high
way building was the subject of de-
bate of much spirit. The claims COM
mittee reported in favor of $4,000 for
this purpose but Senator Brown Of
fered an amendment to make the
amount $4,000 Senator Burns de-
Tended the action of the committee. OF
which he is chairman. and Senator'S
Browne and Hardwood spoke in ia
vor of the larger amount Senator
Hudnall objected to both the bill and
the amendment for the reason that
the movement is one to anticipate the
adoption of the good roads amendment
to the constitution and have a staff
lalready to fill a lot OF state jobs ex-
lpected to be authorized by the pros
pective change Of the constitution
The Browne amendment was lost The
SIC. 900 allowance was then adopted
and the bill sent to engrossment. En.
grossment also was ordered on the