Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1909-01-28

dCClOn III the senate ana assembly
the legislature Tuesday again quash
ed attempts to rejuvenate the joint
resolution for an investigation of the
Tilted States senatorial primary.
In the assembly the speaker told
Mr.. Kallaher of Milwaukee that he
was out of order and the controversy
became heated through the insistency
of Mr.. Hughes of Dodge county upon
his point, which was out of order
Finally he asked Speaker Bancroft:
Mr.. Speaker, I wish to ask you il
you refuse to have this thing re
considered" to which the speaker re-
piled with bang of his gavel, ''The
speaker is not on the witness stand
Right here Assemblyman Simon
Smith of Rock county got up and
moved adjournment until Wednesday
through.
In the senate there was consider
able oratory, but the talk on SEN
atorial investigation was stopped by
Senator Page of Milwaukee, who
made the point of no quorum Ad-
jOurnment was taken until Wednes-
day morning. Senator Husting start
ed the controversy by moving that
the investigation resolution be made
a special order of business for We'd
nesday morning. After speeches by
Senators Owen and Blaine, the adj
journment was taken after Pages no
quorum point. Mr.. Blaine OF Boscobei
told his colleagues that he had pledg-
ed himself on the stump and in per
sOnal solicitation to demand an in
VestigatiOn of the primary and that
he wanted to so on record as de-
manding d probe. Blaine will be re-
membered as the young candidate at
the nomination convention last Sep
TENDER who stirred Gov. Davidson's
ire by making a speech against the
governors attitude on the tariff plank.
There were fifteen Of the thirty-three
members of the senate present Tues
day morning. Four of them voted with
Husting, as follows: Blaine, RAN
dolph of ManitoWoc and Klesczka of
Milwaukee.
The first petition to come into the
senate was presented by Senator
Stout Tuesday from thirty-fOur resi-
dents of Dunn county for a county
option law.
This was followed by the first bill,
one by Senator Burke for the location
of a state normal school at Green
Bay and appropriating $4,000 for a
site.
Senator Thomas introduced the Sec
Qnd bill, to authorize the Menasha
Paper company to build dam on the
Flambeau river in Rusk county. Sen
ator Thomas introduced a bill per-
hitting divorce from persons pro
nounced incurably insane. Senator
Page presented a bill for an addition
al circuit judge for the Second
judicial circuit, reyiving a move of
two years ago.
V. H. Cady's bill provides for the
abolition of the present veterinary
board and creates a board of three
members, who must have had ten
years, practical veterinary experience
and be recommended by 1000 free
holders who own live stock before ap-
pointed by the governor. This bill
allows people to practice without ex-
animation who have either one OF
these three qualifications:
Must be a graduate of veterinary
college, a person who has practiced
three years and recommended by an
incorporated veterinary society, or a
person who has practiced seven years
in this state and is recommended by
200 freeholders of his locality. This
act does not apply to any former
stock raisers or owners who treats
domestic animals for a neighbor for
compensation, or dehorning cattle.
Examinations are provided for and
state veterinarian is given larger
powers.