Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1909-05-20

Madison, Wis, May 12.-Roulette
wheels, faro outfits and royal Pushes
had their inning before the assembly
this morning when the Roethe resolu-
ton calling upon Madison's city au-
thorities to stop gambling came up for
consideration. The resolution first
was passed, but some of the hard
headed attorneys Of the lower house
came out with empassioned oratory,
and the opposite action was taken, the
vote being IS to 81 on roll call.
Slight senate amendments were con-
Cured in to several assembly bills A
committee ON conference had to be
appointed on Cady bill, 1894, prohibit
ing the use Of cigarettes by boys un-
der eighteen years, The senate re-
fused to concur in the assembly
amendments. The speaker appointed
V. H. Cady, Brew and j. e. Thomas
to represent the house.
The assembly concurred in the San
born joint resolution to have Wiscon-
sin represented at the anniversary of
the battle of Lake Erie in 1918.
Numerous bills were offered in the
assembly today, most of the measures
being substitutes for bills already be-
fore the legislature.
The senate concurred in the assem-
bly, resolution of respect over the
death of former Speaker Henry l..
Palmer of Milwaukee,
The joint resolution approving the
spending by the university of 1000
for forest laboratory to be conducted
in conjunction with the government
was adopted
Senator Randolph amended his reso-
luton for adjournment May 20, max
ing the date June 5 at 5 p. m.
The senate passed the following
bills;
93S (Owen), requiring the liquida-
ton by delinquent banks or authoriz-
ing dissolution; 142S (Marsh), for
record of committee hearings; 201S
(Burke), for paving in cities except
first class; 316S (Martin), for rota-
ton of names On primary ballot; AIS
(HudnalD, Strengthening grain and
warehouse commission; 420S MAR
TIM, to election notice by county
clerk; 442S (Fairchild), for separate
confinement in jails or institutions OF
persons under sixteen; Sis commit
tee), county judges to commit insane
patients; 512S (committee), to terms
and procedure in second circuit; 554S
(committee), to report scattering in
canvass of election returns; 55SS
(committee), compensate legislative
chaplains So a day; 559S Commit
tee), to payment of taxes on land by
grantor or grantees; 31A (Wells), APP
propriating to Grant county overpay-
ment On fines; 34A (Erickson), to du-
ties of register Of deeds; S4A
Hughes), to noxious weeds; liza
(committee), to vital statistics; liza
(Scott) appropriating to various in
surance companies amount Overpay-
ment on fire marshal tax; 167A whit
tet), against impurities in seeds; 211A
(Viebahn), exempting from taxa
ton certain college grounds; 220A
CHughes), to town drains; 232A
Drew, relating to the state board Of
agriculture; 26SA (Wehrwein), chang
ing school systems and school district
boundaries; 28SA (committee), to re-
organization or dissolution of domes-
tic insurance companies; 454A Crank
Smith, appropriation to Grace Usher
$500 for injuries at university play;
455A Crank SMITH, appropriating to
e. l.. and E. F. Appleby $3.50 for
same; TAXA (Reynolds), to foods and
drugs; 77OA Drank SMITH, for i'm
proving of grounds at executive resi-
dence, $4,000; 84SA (committee), per-
hitting cities to pay premium On off,
cha! bonds.