Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-01-22
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AGhL WORK
So
eiad q AssEdItY Begins by In.
- PRODUCTION pf Ellis.
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Hue fyEsGF COMMITTEES
HUt fyEsSF COMMITTEES
tEl6et IS Ni1nebaeo Heads -Judiei-
sFss ECO Rla ga Virtual Floor
5srlNss et Superior Con-
tinues Chairman. ef, Finance. f,

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,6 edison When the legislature CON
Vened the members got down to the
actual grind Of the session, Speaker
Hull followed the announcements with
aastatement that committee rooms
would be assigned at once, and that
the chairman you'll proceed 10 call
their committeeseto together to arrange
70 hold hearings. The introduction Of
bills was the order of business in the
assembly - y 80 = -fs1- -
Among the many sbills offered was
one that provides for a merger, of the
wisconsin yearly meeting of the Free
VIII -Baptjsts. and the Wisconsin Bap-
list Ststa convention. For several
years Efforts have been continued to
bring about union OF the two bodies,
which IN many ways are closely in
aeecrd-in- polictes '-and tEnets
Freewill Eaptists were incorporated
in 1857, and tie bill introduced by As
sspblymans Sommerfield; ,Ripen, by re,
quest autherizessthe board of trustees,
to transfer all the property of the corr
poration tooc the Wisconsin Baptist
State convention. and provides for a.
method Of dissolution OF the wiseon.
sin yearly meeting. - -. ~, =,
sgvsNeW tuberculosis Law aln,o.ye,.
A new state bovine tuberculosis law,
which Affects every % whereof cattle in
Wis onsin,, was introduced by Charles
HI Everett of Racine. Four years ago
the legislature enacted a law.for com.
pulsory testing of cattle before sale
for other than siaughterfug purposes.
Such a protests afSse aogeEi+his law
thatsit became political issas iffthe
farming Communities of the state. The
last I legislature by an Overwhelming
majority removed the compulsory. fea-
turer At the same time it fixed July,
1,Cl91Ss as, atheg. final date when the
state will refuse to pay compensation
for cattle CONDEMNED, -. ,....,.
kAssemblyman Everett SAYS that the
farmers all over the state are demand,
ingsthat the time HmHY for eompensa--
ton be extended at leaststwoi years.
Asa response 10 ther dmand from the
rural Localities he WIFI Introduce the
new Ctub efealosis law embodying THIS
feature The state pays .t@o-thirds o.
the appraised value OF ali cattle con:
demned by the tuberelqlin, test 1t
fxes. a maximum appraised value .oi
500 While, the, compulsqry Law was1
fnfeffect "a ,5o0s0 900 cattle were tested
imI0he SeaF4 During the past yearr
about $4,000 were tested ,sssczC IL al
Contaminated Rilk-kiIls Many.
! Dn MI, Raysnel9head Of the state
hygisnic ! laboratory, declarfsvsthat
pnobablyssyienty1p encentu Of zahildren,
under asixseen years. ofsEage who die
arSauaaly of tuberculosis Contract THE
disease through Contaminated min!
TheH rate Of boyine 1lbereiilosiso Has
been lowered. from seventeen to Less
than d0Er per centrsas a,EesMt of the,
pastl FIVE gferssof educational eantL;
paigning ssgs1 3 = s.GJ01; -
Speaker Hnll,A assignment of COM
mittees for the assembly was received
with no Observation-Disclosures in any
quar- instances fhes Sc
lection sIwsfa 4heosub5set Bfapraise Tor
theT1Reafd Shown ,4orss Interests an
fected ST.
. Hd+f6ut Is fI6cr fesder.
.ks,ts&g III A. III, e. iIlrfbutaef
winnsbagoi coup tyu was made chair,
man Dr. thX judiciary .eoHAittee and
as such Eirsbe recognized as tl1e'gir-
tual floor Header of the house. He is
serving his second ,term.-7 aThe spefs
sonnet of this committee embraces II
the, men of legal qualifications in the
lower house. Lawyers are not So
plentiful on The floor as usual. The
men7BeTs besides Chairman HufIBHt
aresa Charles n. Royag Beioit ~ Law
ren&e. isA snstuG, VTsstbS' ID ES-Bos1e,
Ashland = Archie ii ccnihb. S5reen4E Bay; :
A. bsea5 i c!ss qaflsf; Inpp gas q +
derseG, N0fthne Brandon; ID: p. Coz wa {;
GrardIRapi1s ilG IL Hood gfja Crosse;
JanSass DssllaR. Platte EiIless Lad "a. 4
HedaTF Civ adKesl..gg q i-GG -
Chairmen. Of other committees are:
Revision, A. r. Potts finance, Ray J.
Nye; state AFFAIRS, AXyt ;JQhusor: edu-
cation. ]. D. Miller; municipalities, c.
E. .Estabrook;, agriealtur = Jefin 3G hana
mock: insurance and banSing,. i. IL
Johnson Tabor, George "" Bfngharh;;
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