Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1909-04-22

the appointment of boards of educa-
| ton in cities
The assembly passed:
509S Judiciary, relating to vail
dating bonds heretofore issued 1925
| (HammilD, to extend privileges for
lbetterment of rural schools; 229A
! Geuch), providing for the use of ca
boose cars on freight trains and regu-
lating the construction and size there
of; 330A (Keup, relating to change
of venue of appeal cases; 544A
Crank SMITH, relating to the state
board of dental examiners; 570A
! (Kubasta), relating to the powers of
domestic insurance companies; TAXA
(Reynolds), relating to funds and
drugs and to prevent the adulteration
thereof and providing a penalty there
for
When bill 203A, to change the game
warden system came up, Assembly,
man Lethe offered substitute provid-
ing that "all duties, liabilities, author
ity and work in any way directly or
indirectly relating to the enforcement
Of the fish and game warden, and
upon the special deputy game war
dens are hereby imposed and confer
red also upon any sheriffs, under
sheriffs, deputy sheriffs, constable,
other peace officer, and upon the
county deputy fish and game war
den"
Assemblyman Ingram offered a sub
stitute providing for hunting licenses
of county limitations costing so cents
! county in which the license entities
| the hunter to hunt. The revenue is
apportioned among the fish commits
sion fund and the counties in which
the hunting is permitted. The protec-
ton is by sheriffs and county war
dens, and the state game warden sys-
tenn is abolished.
Weber's recall bill, 90A, for the re-
mOval of any town, county, city or
village officer was vigorously defend
ed by Assemblyman Weber. He pre-
'dicted if the bill was not passed there
would be an overwhelming demand.
The bill was killed by vote of 40 to
81.
At the opening of today's session of
the senate Senator Donald, chairman
of the joint committee on arrange
ments, introduced joint resolution
providing that Wednesday evening,
April 2S, be set apart for a joint me-
mortal session, to be held in the as
sembly chamber, as a tribute to the
memory of all former members of the
state legislature who have died since
the last session.
Among the bill favorably reported
were SOS, giving the Badger State
society the powers of the Wisconsin
Humane society; 4S1S, for commits
sion form of government for cities.
Nos S3S and S4S, for a fire and police
commission in smaller cities, were adj
versely reported.
The Cady bill prohibiting the use
of cigarettes by persons under eight
cen was sent to third reading.
These bills were passed:
sos (Owen), for financial statement
by the secretary of state; 176S
(Burke), for report of the Shiloh and
Andersonville commission; 223S, to
supreme court reporters; 241S
(Marsh), to guarantee in insurance;
249S (Sanborn), making an appropri-
alton for, uniform legislation; 275S
(Stout), amending the fire marshal
law; 349S (Owen), prohibiting gifts
Or payment to state officers or en-
ployes by corporations in certain
cases; 410S (Owen), to provisions
in policies of life insurance; Ais
(Owen), for licensing of insurance
agents; 415 (Owen), to standard of
mortality and valuation of life insur-
ance policies.