Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-04-17
NO RESTRAINT ON
BARBER BOARD
THE MARSH AMENDMENT KILLED
AFTER DEBATE.
INSANE UNREASONABLE
Characterization Applied by Senator
Hudnall to Propositions to Require
Publicity of Expenditures-New
Bill to Lessen Assessments of
Banks
Madison, April IL

manson, april IL.
Senator Marsh made an EFFORT yes
terday to give statutory directions to
the state board of barber examiners,
but Senator Hudnall objected ard
after a debate the amendment pro-
posed by Senator Marsh was defeated
by vote of Is to IA
Senator Marsh proposed n an
amendment to require the BARRIERS
board to file quarterly with the COVER
nor an itemized financial statement,
showing the receipts and expenditures
in detail, also that an annual bulletin
be published and a copy sent to each
licensed barber, and that all the
money collected by the board be
turned into the state treasury and paid
out by order the same as other funds
are paid in and drawn out under stat
ute He would also exempt county
BARRIERS. Senator Hudnan opposed
the amendment, declaring it to in
voiYe an unreasonable and needless
expense upon the board, that the
money was small in amount and
there was no need for its passing
through the state treasury and that
the provision in the amendment ex-
empting the BARRIERS in unincorporaced
villages from the operation of the
law would perhaps be unconstitutional.
Senator Marsh answered that this
would be no more unconstitutional
than are the innumerable laws refer
ri 10 vii kaA
taxed for the maintenance of this
board was entitled to know where the
money went that the expense of
printing the proposed bulletin was
slight and that the board had already
printed bulletins on the proper aye fc
use on mustaches and financial
statement would be more valuable in
formation than such rot He referred
to the official statement of the board
to the effect that it purposed to ist he
such bulletins in the future, and
argued that the requirement OF f.
hardship. Senator Hazelwood added
his testimony to the effect that the
printing Of the bulletin would be a
matter of insignificant expense. SEN
ator Bird desireu that the senators in
terested in the natter get together ana
adjust their differences, but Senator
Hudnall said that this was impossible
as it was impossible for the north and
south to get together some As years
ago when they had a difference TO
settle, because, said Senator Hndnall.
every sane and remarkable PROPOSE
ton" suggested by the friends of the
BARRIERS board had been rejected by
the Imposition After the Marsh
amendment bg Senator Hudna1l, requir-
ing occasional reports to be filed with
the governor. was adopted.
For-Senators Barker Bishop.
Browne. Hagemeister, Hardwood,
Husting. Marsh, Owen. Pearson, Ran
dolph, Rummel, Smith, Wolff,
Wright
ADMINISTRATORS BIRD, Brazeau,
Burns. Fairchild, Hudnall. Lockney,
Morris, aunson. Noble, Page, Roehr,
Stondall Stout. WHITEHEAD W1lcox--15.
The resolution for an amendment TO
me state constitution providing for
state sid to good road building, offered
by Senator Browne. was amended so
as to agree exactly with he resolution
adopted by the legislature of 1906, ana
as so amended was laid over Sena-
tor Whitehead is opposed TO their
measure and it is expected that he
viii make a speed against it.
The Stewart bill to require two
thirds approval before assessments
can be made for street sprinkling in
villages. was concurred in.
Petitions Multiply.
The petitions received from people
throughout the state in favor Of or
against proposed legislation are daily
becoming more numerous. Yesterday
many petitions were received In
favor Of good roads legislation, against
the bill to reduce fror two to one
the number OF deer one licensed
hunter may take during the open sea-
son, and by Senator Bishop apetition
hom members of the Kenosha county
board against tha passage of the
Sheridan drive bill The farmers OF
that district feai that they will be
taxed for the benefit of the metro
politan au'oilobilists.
The traze schools bill, in which
Milwaukee is particularly interested,
was reported for passage by the com
mlttee on villages and cities. The
COMMITTEE on public health reported
fayorably on bills against so called un.
ethical physicians and to restrain GER
tain advertising.
The Elkhorn cemetery bill came
from the assembly. where the execu-
tive veto had been overridden, and on
motion of Senator Hudnall it was re-
ferrod to the judiciary committee.
The committee on banks and insurance
introduced a bill to deduct in banks
assessment the value Of real estate
holdings from the capital stock.