Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1909-03-18

Brockhausen bill 407A, increasing
the allowance for the widows and chill
dren of deceased persons was en-
crossed.
Stout resolution ass favoring the
| passage in congress of bill that will
| give aid to the agricultural college at
| the University OF Wisconsin, was
passed. Two small bills by Mr.. XII
basta, increasing the jurisdiction of
the county court Of Lincoln county
1 were advanced.
The assembly passed:
1884, by Whittel-Compelling an
nual reports of library directors.
163A, by Hull-Relating to elimina-
ton of time within which aid or sub
scription voted to any railroad compa-
ny shall be earned.
237A, Kindlin-To deprive cities of
third or fourth class with city SUI
perintendents voting for county super
| intendents, went back to the judiciary
committee. Assemblyman Ingram op-
| posed the bill.
33SA, Stack = Providing that Off
GERS may put in horses out of the cold
and receive pay for the trouble, was
passed.
The Twesme anti-spitting bill was
laid over until Wednesday, and the
Hoyt bill, relating to the practice Of
n
368A, Nelson-To change the boun-
Diary of the town of Amberg, Mari
nette county, was passed
The Lockney bill, 1873, was passed
This bill provides that no county
judge shall receive or be allowed to
draw his salary unless he has decided
all matters submitted within the past
ninety days.
Just at the close of the session AS
semblyman Stevens made the sugges-
ton that the assembly members
should resign from the investigation
committee. The words were no soon
er out of his mouth than the assem-
bly, adjourned until Monday.
Madison Wis, March t6-The COM
mittee on education reported favora-
bly, on the anti-segregation bill and
the bill for woman member on the
board of regents.
Under a suspension of the rules the
Reader bill, 344A, to detach certain
territory from CrandOn, Langlade
l,
vile, was passed.
The assembly passed the Bird reso-
luton, 40S, to print 1000 copies of
the governors water power message,
The assembly passed 1884, Mr.. Zim-
merman's bill, relating to the granting
of aid from the funds of the police
and fire department relief associa-
tions. The assembly engrossed 23A,
by Mr.. Hull, repeating the law ex-
empting wide-tire wagons from taxa
ton. The Bickler bill, 1884, provid
ing that highway taxes may be taxed
against property and then worked out.
was engrossed.
Assemblyman Frank Smiths bill,
6O9A, relating to risks which may be
assumed by live stock companies,
was advanced
The assembly committee On state
affairs reported the peddlers' license
bill for death. This will leave the law
as it now is.
Assemblyman Wells made motion
to take up resolution 4SS by Senator
III Io,,t,1 I.
fight up to extend the time of the in
vestigation to May / again in the
morning. Adjournment was taken till
Friday
Notwithstanding the senate had a
small calendar, much business was
transacted. Senator Brazeau intro,
duced a resolution recalling a bill re-
lating to procedure in titles by the de-
scent from the governor for correc-
ton.
Senator Gaylords resolution provid-
ing for the discharge of all paid Off
Gals or employees who have been con-
nected with the senatorial campaign
as disclosed by the investigation COM
mittee was then introduced.
The judiciary committee recon-
mended for indefinite postponement
the bills introduced relating to the
term of court and county comprising
circuits because Of the bill already
passed covering the subject, although
the bill authorizes municipal judges to
act for county judges.
The committee on state affairs rec
commended the Wisconsin representa-
ton at the Alaska-Yukon exposition
for killing. Other bills recommended
for indefinite postponement were
those to make primary and municipal
election days in Milwaukee holidays
and abolishing the Office of superin-
tendent of highways and authorizing
a dam in Marinette county.
Then the joint resolution providing
for the appointment OF four commit.
tees 10 consider the questions or IN
come tax, insurance and good roads,
pointing towards a special session,
came up.
Senator Sanborn then moved that
tho whole matter. he laid over until