The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1921-07-21

| education.
Providing for furnishing quarantine
signs and placards to local health Off
GERS at cost.
Making pneumonia and sleeping Sick
ness reportable diseases.
/ Extending the public comfort station
act to give to governmental units the
| option TO provide comfort station ana
rest room facilities in camp site ana
other places of public assemblage
Requiring all public health nurses ana
public health instructors to register win
/ aud be certified for employment by the
| state board of health.
/ Prohibiting the business OF slaushteI-
ing on the banks Of any stream or IN
any place whore a slaughter house is
not provided
Iegaliaing publications and advertise
ments by the state, city, village or Town
/ relating to the prevention ana treatment
/ of yencreal diseases.
Permitting the health officer, attending
/ physician, clergyman or nurse 10 enter
and leave quarauned premises. ..-,
Outlining procedure for Legally placard-
| ing infected homes.
Amending the BARRIERS and embalmers'
/ licensing laws
Game Laws Enacted.
! Many important changes in the fish
| and game laws Of tho state nave been
made by the 1921 legislature. The I'M
purtaut changes are.
open season for deer changed to Nov
pmber l8 10 -, with Limitation OF one
price Of the deer tag has been Increased
from 10 cents to ~ cents
Eye-day open season on partridges and
spruce hens, from October 4 70 ,, except
iu Calumet ManitowOc and Winnepago
counties Bag limit five each or mixed
bug OF five.
Fiye-day open season for prairie chick
on and grouse for part of the state nom
September 20 70 "a No open season IN
Grant lafayette, Green, ROCK, wal
worth, Racine Kgnosha, Milwaukee,
Waukesha, Jefferson, Dane, Iowa, Craw-
ford. tchllnd, Sank Washington,
Fond du Lac Manltowoc, Winnebago,
Calumet. Portage WaupaCa, Oneida,
Lincoln. Polk, Barron, and Dunn coun-
ties Bag limit Of five each or mixed bag
Of five.
Black bass season opening changed
from July ] TO June 10 all over the state
except in Big Green lake.
MIskics cannot be kept unless they
weigh In at 10 pounds or measure ~
inches Minimum size increased from q
MusRrat and mink season has been OPP
cncd all over the state with the eNcep-
ton of seven counties, the season Is from
November ! TO March 81
otter and beaver IN the twelve north
ornmOst counties may be trapped during
the months Of February and March dur
ing the years 1922 and 1923 ohly
wind geese season has been extended
10 December 81 and the bag limo has
been reduced from ten TO eight.
wild duck season has been extended
10 December o.
open season for rabbits all over the |
state with the exception Of four coun- |
ties. The season is from october g TO |
January l5
Under a new section, the closed season |
for trout is made more severe by pro- |
ing out Of season In a trout stream
Hospital to Be Built.
The legislature has made provisions for |
the erection Of "a $4,000 hospital for the I
care and treatment Of shcll-shocked sol /
diers committee has been appointed /
to- make an Investigation Of proposed |
sites and before the end of the year It !
is planned TO have the new building I'M |
der construction This institution Will /
cost tn the peighbOrhOod of $4,000 ana /
will care for upwards of 200 patients. |
From the standpoint of soldiers this Is
one of the most important pieces of leg
islauon enacted a. this session.
Labor Bills Passed.
Governor Blaine has signed the Sacht-
icu Bill, which increases compensation
paid TO injured employees; TINS blIl m
oruases the maximum weekly wage basis
from $3.50 10 S2G per week The maxi
mum compensation payable ls thereby
Increased from $5G3 week to $I6@ a
wrcE As On" original pill was passed
10 provided for an Increase OF the maxi
mum weekly wage 90 go which would /.
tn,I.asr lhn condensation TO 1880 a
week This bllh however waE amended
u. '3'. nav l ',,,.,,i,I,'nis A. tEe
KIN ,,. a., t. ,,,,s..r,n, IUn tuasf- .
~. t i ,,.,.,. 7.s,s ~ gag and the
maximum compensation VIII hr Al'". T
,,,,,.i'.i,r claim, tbat tbfg ia tLa most .
...',.t., I..,1' ,5,,,In In tns rur.prust-
,i,p''l ,',. f,.,, he ,'1lct,irnf N rs rstI- /
mated that this bill VIII probably m
g oa7g l'g Cost VI eo''' i'''''' Wv" '''"'
,r,i i,,tgi, turs also passpd the bill
,.Iirb make II compulsory for employ
WIN a. "'H r,g,,a lia raraI o.
y ,-tli,g fr.,,,,, ,,.hirb mo arupInysp may /
l'I Iy,at Gi. iIDt"r In ease of injury Thg
Elm ~ ,,iva Inc .rnnIovpes Greater
'bnica i'm scI@ating phvsicians who should
1901 Nam mis- 'LII mad the general
y,,,,,,.,,t Of Ioharinr men and also some
~ tr.. LARGO Insurance companies
~ n ~ 5f ~ dnzrn nrnposed rbgnpea 10
.l. ,.,,rl,rna.,'g combrus9t lion law were
I.fcatrJ no the Legislature
er.rnr fuIg verc introduced nj this
s,s.ian nroviIing for tha supervision of
lrt.riiya agencies The Iahorinp inter-
'ets ,nnoerj these biUg lInless they pro
..id,t tHat latnrtivcs yerr made 10 reg
.,.r,d i,,, th. Iabnrnp interests was kiIIod
XII mon Gny.ruor Elaine vetoed the nm
Ta,nrrd NO ,hr rmplovers of the state
uhIr rroyia,J for he registration of de
l.It,y,9 MIN mo serratary of gfrte
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lhTee Tehsioh rldnS'
The legislature considered three differ
emf bills, one for pension for old em-
ployera about the state capitol one for
"a pension for judges and the third a
retirement pension law for teachers. The
FIRST two measures were killed, but the
teachers law vas enacted ana Is prob
ably one Of th. most important measures
which went through at this session of |