Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-07-23

Gle posro'iioe address Of every person
N-o slSaed a hciisiittlo paper ana an
other measure was passed requiring sam
I.e ballots of town elections Both %
aese bills we're vetoed oy the sovcr-
THE primary election law remains IN
amended al this session o. tire legisia-
,He IL was lnsmated that Governor
Blaine would veto any bill designed TO
change the law il ANY OF its important
features When the Ingalls, bill came UP
for considera don, Senator Titus. Fond du
Lac. withdrew his motion which killed
{ the bill This means thar there VIII be
+ no change. During the last three SEES
stons EFFORTS had been made TO engraft
"a party convention scheme onto the
primary law, In each instance this ef-
fort failed.
Many Agricultural Laws.
\ number Of bills affecting agri-
cultural interests of the state were
enacted at this session of the legisla-
tute. The state market commission
law VIII stand out AS one of the big
/ pieces OF legislation at this session
For time il looked as II the market
/ ing bill one of the big constructive
measures. would he deadloCked be-
/ tween the two houses. The senate
/ voted TO amend the bin by eliminating
all provisions relating to more purely
+ industrial and manufacturing interests
ana combining its operations to the in
/ NCstlEattou and regulation of purely
agricultural and food products. The
house refused TO yield this point to
the senate, Finally Senator koethe
moved that the senate recede from it's
! ohJVcN1NS. and was instrumental IN
/ getting MS colleagues TO yield and per
mt the passage or the measure IN
practically the form nrst proposed by
/ the assembly committee on agriculture.
3 TINS hiii gives the state market COM
! mission power to investigate not only
/ the cost OF producing farm products
but also the cost OF producing manu-
:
! picmenuus Tins bin was another APP
/ pfopriaunE $4,000 annually 10 the
/ attorney general to maintain prosecu-
tons against food prOutcers.
me legislature enacted law pro-
hlbiung the manufacture of pro-
/ Duct ia tins state made by combtna~
/ ton of skim milk and cocoauut OIL
/ 1t was claimed by the farmers that
/ this product was entering into COM
! petition with milk SO the legislature
/ passed law prohibiting both the SAFE
/ ana manufacture of this product
The old dog tax license law was
, also amended at this session, Money
/ collected from this source has been
! used to reimburse farmers who had
domestic animals destroyed by dogs
/ ihr law enacted two years ago pro
Vided for 50 tax ON females and a
/ So tax on male dogs. The Olson bill
! passed and approved by governor pro-
/ udcs for a 81 and 81 license tax.
a law WAS enacted prohibiting the
use of rakcs ia gathering hlucberrlea
! because il is claimed that rakes were
destroying the BURBERRY bushes. An
! other measure was passed establishing
/ a standard rate for apples similar 20
/ the federal standard A measure was
/ enacted requiring the railroad stock
! Yards TO maintain platform scales ne
/ legislature appropriated upwards of "A
/ halt million dollars for the biennial pc
riud TO compensate farmers for cattle
slaughtered as suffering with tuber-
/ eulosls. TINS Is "A part OF a drive ne
Ing made tn this state to rid animals
/ of this disease. The legislature also