Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-04-25

AAAC CototCo "uS also recommended IOT
passage. The committee on educa-
ton reported for adoption the Grassie
resolution calling for instruction in
practical politics in public schools.
The state superintendent of public
instruction is requested to issue
text book to be used for the practical
course in civil government contem-
plated by the resolution. The bill to
prohibit teachers from abandoning
their contracts when they get a
chance to accept a better position, was
recommended for indefinite postpone
ment.
Madison, April It's nator Lock.
ney moved to put back into the med.
ical advertising bill that part which
after lengthy hearing before the com.
mittee on pub..c health and sanitatioas
was agreed to be stricken out, being
the part placing liability upon pup.
iishers OF newspapers which contain
advertisements which may be ascer.
tanned to De iMproper and refer 20
the treatment of diseases the adyer-
tisement OF which is held by some to
De unwholesome. senator Munson
asked for an opportunity to examine
into the scope of the meaning of the
'anendment offered by Senator I1cetk-
ney and the mater was laid over
until Friday. The Brazeau bill to
prohibit certain unethiosl conduct on
The part of physicians was Advanced
to third reading. The j. p. Peter.
son bill to punish ,obstrucuEg per
tormance of duty by the dairy and
food commissioner, was ordered to
third reading after -aR .amendaaent by
Senator Wilcox to reduce the amount
scf the fine from SAGE to $500 was
adopted. This will sallow saeh cases
ito be tried before "a justice of the
peace instead of holding them untjl
sthe next term of the circuia ecourf
me commute on state affairs ia.
svors the creasi0n of STATE BOARD os
immigration, having reported for
passage the bill which provides for
this, and an annual appropriation sof
$1,000 for the maintenance of the
department The hoard is ia consist
OF the secretary of state, the commits
ssioner of labor satisfies and the
chief clerk Of she state land usfce. a
secretary to the board is psuyided
Hor also, at salary of 81 SEQ and a
stenographer at a salary OF $500.
The purpose OF this step is to adver-
Use the state indElstrially and TO in
duce people TO come into the state
and sertle. Large undeyeloped re-
gioHs in the northern nart of he
state are sought % be developed, hat
these, il is well to remember. are
private lands; thus the state goes
into the business OF advertising lands
belonging to individuals.
The same committee reported fav.
cEabiy on q bill which provides that
the mere possessions of a government
license shall be prima faeie evidence
that the law in districts where the
sale OF liquor has been prohibited has
been or is proposed to be violated
This bill would make it easy To pre-
vent the operation of blind pigs
Automobile regulation was the prin.
cipal report of the assembly commit
mittee on stae affairs when it recon-
mended for passage bill which reg.
ulates in detail the running of auto
mobiles in cities an in the country.
The substitute bill offered fixes the
speed limit in cities and villages at
from 10 to II miles, and in the coun.
try at from 20 to rs miles. After
dark no rate of speed higher
than 10 miles an hour may be main
tanned. 1t is also provided that a
lantern shall be carried at the back
end of the car to display the
number Registration Is also re-
quired, and the same fee of 81 "a
charged. The penalties are inter
esting. For the first offence against
the sreed limitation a fine of from
$40 TO $25 is imposed. For the sec
one offence fine of from s25 to s75
or 10 to 30 ways Imprisonment il
prescribed. For failure to stop a ma
chine for frightened horse a fine
from $40 TO $50 is prescribed, or 30
day six months Imprisonment.
Mr.. Elver objected to the bill
which changes the fiscal year of the
state. so as 10 end December 81 In.
stead OF June 30. Mr.. Estabrook
urged that the departments mos in.
terested did not object to change
In the system Of accounting. The bill
was ordered to engrossment BY
close vote of 81 to IS. Mr.. Soleuson's
BILL which provides that bonds for
electric lighting and gas plants nay
be Issued by cities without submit.
ting the proposition to a vote OF the
people. was passed. The effect OF
the bill is simply to place these mu-
nicipal undertakings in the sama
class with street improvements and