Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1915-06-04
BILL INTRODUCED IN ASSEMBLY
PROVIDING FOR SPLIT IN
JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
LANG BILL is ENGROssED
Measure Approprlates Money for a
Course in Domestic Science In
the Waukesha High
School.
Madison, June 2, 1915.

1huAiSOAAy - uAC - 4010.
A bill was introduced in the assem-
bly, from the committee on judiciary
which seeks to add another judicial
circuit to those now in the state. The
bill provides that Sank county shall
be cut off from Dane county, the two
now making the ninth Judicial cir
cult, and be known as the twenty
first Judicial circuit, leaving Dane
county by itself.
Money for Waukesha School.
The assembly engrossed the Laing
bill which appropriates money for a
course in domestic science in the
Waukesha High school.
The resolution by Senator Hanson
giving the railroad commission pow
er to regulate the speed of interur-
ban cars was nonconcurred in by the
assembly
Assembly bills passed were: Ed
wards, relating to the date for school
district meetings; Stemper. relating
to discontinuance of streets and al
legs; Prescott, relating to recovery
from the policeman's pension fund.
The assembly concurred in the fol-
lowing bills: by Senator Bennett, re-
lating to registration of births; by
Senator Everett, as to qualifications
of city engineers in cities of the sec
ond and third classes.
On motion of Senator Ackley the
committee bill providing that all
street railway company taxes shall go
to the counties, towns, villages and
cities in which the property is To-
Gated, instead of part of it to the
state, was laid over.
The Bichler bill changing the open
season. for partridges to November
was ordered engrossed.
Governor Signs Cigarette Bill.
Gov Phillip signed the Dobie bill
authorizing the sale of cigarettes to
adults. The bill provides that dealers
shall pay an annual license of IS each.
Severe penalty is contained in the bill
for the sale of cigarettes to minors
The measure will go into effect as
soon as published.
A bill by Senator Albers was intro
duced in the senate which provides
that the Wisconsin Industrial School
for Girls in Milwaukee be made state
institution and placed under the juris
diction of the state board of control.
The Poole bill, which seeks to pro
hibit the tuberculin test for milk sup
ply in cities, was reported in to the
senate by the committee on state af
fairs for concurrence.
On motion of Senator Bennett the
Grell bill relating to the opening o.
saloons on Sunday will come up fol
hearing on June 3.
The assembly committee on judi
ciary introduced new bill, dividing
the Ninth judicial circuit into two cir
quits, the new circuit to be known al
the Twenty-frst. The new district il
to consist of Sank county, leaving Dan
county as the Ninth district.
The Crosby bill, creating a market
ing department under the supervision
of the state dairy and food commits
sioner, was ordered engrossed.
Senate Passes Many Bills.
The senate passed the following bills
BY Senator Fairchild, relating to ii
come tax payable on insusance policies
by Senator Bichler, prohibiting solicit
ing of insurance by tax assessors;
Senator Stevens, relating to grantin
of liquor licenses to hotels; by Senate
Bichler, regarding village elections fo
purchase of water works; and concu
red in bills by Mr.. Dixon, relating I
, Municipal court of Racine county; b
Mr.. Schroeder. relating to the care {
: county hospital patients; by Mr. Helm
, relating to the liens Of jewelers.; b
Mr.. Kent. relating to school census an
secretary of school board in cities
the first class.
! A substitute amendment introduce
in the senate to bill 42Oa, provides tn,
If any domestic fraternal benefit sociei
authorized to do business in this sta
may establish and maintain two
more separate classes of members. I'll
10 proceeds of assessments other ths
c. for expense purposes must, howeve
m be kept separate from funds of al
T. other class and claims on certificat
IS must be paid from funds of the ella
to which the policyholder belongs
lie Among the bills ordered to a thi
" reading were the Hambrecht bill graz
N ing to cities power to make appropri
tions to aid in industrial developmel
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