Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1909-05-27

! was reported for passage by the as
sembly committee on cities this
morning.
The assembly passed:
ga (McConnelD, to permit county
board to adopt the Dunn pocket bal
lot; Ala (HammilD, compelling the
display of red danger signals where
trains meet; S6A Bray, permitting
the establishment of the office of
county abstracter; Winnebago county
now has one; 214A (claims), increas-
ing the power of the live stock sani-
tary board to stamp out tuberculo-
sis, appropriation increased from $500
to $1,000; 317A (Towne), for closed
primary and declaring declaration
of party aff1liation.
In the absence of other officials
Senator Blaine presided over the SEN
ate session this morning.
Favorable reconsideration was Civ
en- by the senate to three automobile
bills today:
No 152A (committee), raising regis
tration fee from 81 to 50 and doing
away with transfers, was sent to the
third reading. No S0SA, making joy
Distinguishing machine without con-
sent of oWner-a misdemeanOr, was
also advanced to third reading. The
Page bill, 1853, was passed without
debate This bill prohibits any per-
son under sixteen driving machine
unless accompanied by parent or
guardian; requires drivers to always
have machine under control; requires
slowing up in turning corners or.
where view is INSTRUCTED, and author
ICES summary arrest for reckless
driving without proof of speed. 1t
also increases fine penalties and adds
a Jail sentence. The bill is indOrSed
by the state association and the Mil
waukee Auto club
Other bills passed and concurred in
were:
46S (TEomas), appropriating $780,
600 for extending rear wall at state
prison; 173S (Blaine), appropriating
$4,000 to the state mining trade
school; 1925 (Martin), putting the
state tuberculosis sanitarium under
the board Of control and providing an
advisory board of five members;
505S (cOmmittee(, making only vic
tins of external and violent inju-
ries qualified to draw on Milwaukee
police pension fund; 543A Grams
mission to order interlocking devices
at crossings and fouling points.
SAGA transportation authorizing
the rate commission to order spur
tracks not over two miles long, the
benefited party to pay cost of pro-
curing right of way; 54SA (educa-
tom, for joint school district at
CrandOn, Forest county; 552S Estate
affairs), to certificates for cOnstruc-
ton Of sidewalks; 563S Judiciary,
for shorthand reporters for counties
of 100000 Or over; 570S (committee),
to service of summons on corpora
tons; 573S Judiciary, to redeeming
lands of minors; sos Judiciary,
limiting time for actions to recover
lands conveyed by tax deed; 210A
(Viebahn), increasing the number Of
county training schools from 20 to 26.
Madison, Wis, May 22.-In the SEN
ate today a new bill was introduced
relating to voting machines and the
time polls shall be kept open in cities
where voting is done exclusively on
machines.
The joint resolution memorializing
congress relative to establishing a
new national system of education was
Bichler bill in regard to the election
of directors of mutual insurance COM
panies.
Two bills were concurred in: 365A
(Ballard), making it a misdemeanor
in public officials to give false infor
nation or overcharge, and 544A
Crank Smith,, rewriting law relat-
ing to dental examiners.
When 217A, relating to claims to
the pensioning of members of the
state militia came up, Senator Gay
lord opposed it. He would have a
democratic militia like that of Swtz-
erland, and believed the present mill,
tia was maintained simply to over
awe the laboring class. Senator
Bird spoke for the bill The purpose
of the militia is to protect all and
suppress violence of any character.
The bill was advanced. Under sus-
pension the bill ratifying the crea-
ton of the town of Lincoln, in Bay
field county, was passed
The senate adjourned to o'clock
Monday evening
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