Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1911-04-07

ley, Owen, Sanborn, Teasdale, True,
Weigle, White, Whitehead and Zophy
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Noes-Albers, Bodenstab, Randolph
and Wright.
Paired-Snover for the bill; Hust-
ing against.
Absent-Blaine, Browne, Burke,
Gaylord, kleczka, Lehr, Lyons, Mar
tin, Perry, Scott and Thomas.
The plans to make Madison a beauti-
full city under efficient municipal gov
eminent were advanced by the senate,
the resolution giving the legislature
power to enact legislation affecting
the capital city being adopted. II the
resolution now passes the assembly
it will go to the people for ratification.
The resolution looks to a time in the
future when Madison will be under
form of government somewhat similar
to that of the District of Columbia.
Action looking to the acquisition by
the state of the famous Stout schools
in Menomonie was started by the
committee on education and public
welfare which introduced bill ap-
proving the formation of board OF
trustees to accept for the state the Of
fer of these buildings in Dunn county.
The schools include departments in
manual training, domestic science and
laboratories that are said to be the
equal of any in the country. The
committee also recommended bllls
providing for industrial training, ma
king appropriations for travelling Ii
braries and providing inspection of
bakeries and confectionaries. The
state affairs committee recommended
a bill for Sunday closing of bakeries
and the judiciary committee reported
favorably upon the Milwaukee justice
court bill.
The Hahn bill, giving Milwaukee the
right to establish public lavatories,
or comfort stations" and the Dorner
bill, regulating the height OF tree
branches from sidewalks, were adj
vanced by the senate. The following
bills were passed:
BY Martin-For choice of delegates
to national conventions by means of
separate ballot.
By Husting-Relating to county
courts.
misunderstanding to high schools.
Linley-Control Of dangerous and
communicable diseases.
Hoyt-Relating to public health.
Misunderstanding to pure foods.
Committee on Education-Author-
izing high school principals to attend
conventions called by state superin-
tendent.
Assemblyman Perry OF WauWatosa
scored point in the assembly by get
ting reconsideration of his bill rela-
ting to offenses against the public
peace and quiet. The bill is somewhat
similar to the numerous local ord1-
nances giving the right to arrest per-
sons for using vulgar language In the
open. 1t also is designed to stop
riots or illegal and unlawful assem-
blies.
Without discussion Senator Mar
tins bill providing for separate bal
lots for delegates to national party
conventions was advanced. The SEN
ate unanimously confirmed the ap-
pointment of DR.. P. Fl. Lindley OF
Chippewa Falls as member Of the
state board of control
The bill of Senator Teasdale ceding
a tract of land near Sparta to the fed
eral government was passed without
question and in few weeks the fed
eral government will have full con-
troll of the tract, the state giving up
it's right to control it in any way. The
land is in use as a military camp in
connection with the state military res
ervation at Camp Douglas. The as
sembly sent the following bills to en-
grossment:
By Urquhart-Rela to the sus-
pension of sentence under supervision
OF minors.
BY McConnell-Relating to hearing
on demurrer.
By Stern-Relating to the licensing
of Children's Home Finding societies.
Appropriation bills pending in the
| legislature ask for $4,437, IA more
than the state will raise in the next
| two years, according to a special re-
port of Secretary of State Frear, deliv-
cred to the legislature in response to
joint resolution adopted early in the
session The tabulated portions Of the
report show graphically the situation
with respect to estimated receipts and
expenditures and appropriation bills
| pending and are summarized as fol-
| lows:
Estimated revenues for the two
years, including balance on
hand .$13, $50, 997. Ct
Estima ted expenditures, based
on existing appropriations,
and also including charitable
and penal estimates. .......... II, 5S8, 060. GC
| Estimated balance with which
to meet proposed specific
appropriations .............s S92, 932 OC
Proposed Specific Appropriation.
Proposed specific appropriations
| for the biennial period, over
and above existing appropria
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