Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-04-30
DRY ENFORCEMENT
BILL IS PASSED
matheson Measure Back to
House for Concurrence.
TO GOVERNOR IN FEW DAYS
Amendment Ma5s Striking Out Fsz-
tire Which Would Permit Officers
&c Jail Psrscns Who Refused
&c Answer Questions.


L. going through the legislature exact
" as desired by the Wisconsin Anti
Saloon league, and within ten days
This bilf viii be presented u The gov
amor.
The senate. = 10 Il. adopted the ORR
giual 3Iaties8n Til after Ilcorp0rat-
Ing an amendment striking from that
bill the feature which would allow Of
fciaIs 20 cast into jail persons who re-
fused 10 answer any questions. A
score Of amendments were offered 10
The bill, bur 10 amendment was ac-
eepted. Tie victory IN the senate the
past week means thar tie bill win be
back in the house IL & few days for
concurrence IN amendment and wiz
then 20 to the governor
Al institution for the care OF 20
shell-shocked soldiers viii probably be
erected IN The shores of Lake Mendo-
ia, near Madison, On what IS known as
tie MENDOZA State Hospital grounds.
Following communication from the
federal government, il has been de-
cIded 10 erect four temporary shacks
and one large !narmary building for
The care Of these soldiers. President
Harding has indicated that he believes
that these shell-sa0rEei soldiers
should have immediate attention and
Wisconsin VIII be- eue OF the first
states IL avail itself 10 furnish hos
pital facilities. All # The expense Of
operating win be paid By the federal
government.
These temporary shacks win be
ready for occupancy late ia august Il
the legislature passes the bill which
has just been reported. The hill pro-
yides for tie transfer q $4,000 from
The solHers, disability fund. Of $1,000
0f the feleral state aid which has al
ready been paid for The care Of sol
diers, and $1,000 f.om the general
fluid. Or. vs.. F. L0reaz. head Of he
psycLoparhlc institute, has been the
prime mover back Of the soldiers hos
pltal idea. Tie original bin which was
introduced provided for an appr0pria-
ton Of half million dollars. TIE new
bin provides for an appropriation IF
taxpayers money Of only $1,000. and
the remainder Of the expense comes
10 the form OF transfers. The state Of
Wisconsin IS already caring for up
wards Of 100 soldiers at the PSYCHIC
pathic institute and II the new lnsti-
tuition is built $50 can be accomm0-
dated.
senator Louis Arnold. Socialist has
introduced a hin empowering Miiwau-
kee to purchase pubIic utilities Of
referendum vote and giving the city
authosiry 10 regulate and control such
utilities after they are purchased
without dealing through! the state
railroad commission.
The senate refused 20 reconsider the
vote by which il passed The Arnold
ISL. authorizing the mayor 81 Mllwau-
kee IT, appoint police and are commits
s.Dr ars without submitting these APP
po3urments to tie council far G af5rma-
tlon.
The senate refused concurrence 10
tie Polagovski bll' which restricted
theuse az paint spraying machines and
placed sacI operation under tae erD-
trol n tie Industrial commission. SEN
at0rs Morris AMI Titus LED the fight
aea.us, the hin ou The grounds thar
such machines were no more injurious
to health than painting br hand
Assemhlyman Johnson'S b.ll was
passed allowing counties q over 200G9
population 70 give q maximum aid to
fairs If SlGoo and a max mum aid
Of 5000 for all counties under 200Qa
population.
Despite adverse committee recon-
mpada-ian. the senate advanced To-
third readiuo the SummervsiIe BIN Civ
Ine county option Cor adopting the
commission form cf government.
Every couuty In tie state VIII have
= county agriculture representative hy
1929. If tie governor signs The Marx
h1l given concurrence rs HE senate
This hig allows luareasa Rs rs counties
by July J.. fa91 GO ss 1872.
and so thp fur quota af u counties hy
July !, 1923.
The Joint committee en- highways
has reported oa its conference with d
similar committee frem Minnesota re-
raramE Interstate highways and
bridges.
The committee recommended ]eris-
iaHoa for the construction ma.nte-
nance and Improvement Il a'l roads
leading 20 Interstate bridges and fer
tie construction of such ar a~
may be necessary.
Gravel Bate Causes Less 70 Reads
That the railroads have loss $3.50
coo this year 90 sand ana gravel rates
being taa hen was the statement 81
a. Il. Hurst. supporting tHe W.s sin
Mineral Aggregate association elanz
In the hearing b5sl ra. >tste ra#-
roaB commission. a. II Cleveland. as
slstaut traGc 81. uaeer II r ga.ta-9
& Northwestern. told the comm saon-