Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-01-31

mlttee OF the whole reported back, and on motion
of Mr.. Rountree, laid upon the table.
The special order of the day being the con.
sderaon of Mr.. Gales bill in relation TO inter.
est, it was again postponed until one week from
Thursday next
bill to extend the time for collection of tax.
es in the city of Milwaukee waS taken from N,
table and passed. A bill to appropriate S7l24
to David t. Dickson, State Printer, for printing
done up TO Jan. lst, 1850, taken from the table
rules suspended aud passed.
MIR. Wright, on leave, introduced bill in re.
la,ion TO printing, required the State Printer TO file
a specimen of each article of work, with the
Secretary of State.
MIR. Dean, on leave, presented petition Of
Mr.. Bgeow and others, asking for a change Of
town and county government. Also sundry &C.
counts which were referred. Message from the
Assembly taken up and several bills read twice
Assembly resolution relative to an investigation
into the personal attacks upon members by news.
paper correspondents laid upon the table, anc
Senate adjourned.
Madison, Jan. %.
ASSEMBLY-A petition was presented this
this morning for the location of the State Prison
at Iron Ridge, Dodge county Z; also several Pc
titions for submission of the Bank Question.
Bills were introduced, as follows BY Mr..
Chase, of Milwaukee, bill relative to the re-
lease of one or more Joint debtors--refered to
Judiciary Committee. BY Mr.. Lossey, a bill
to amend an act Incorporating Lake Winneba-
and Fox River Road Company--whch was re-
fered to the Committee on Roads and Bridges
by Mr. Hale, a bill relative to the Jurisdiction of
Justices of the Peace in civil cases--which was
reported to the Judiciary Committee. BY Mr.
Bird, bill extending the time for the Collection
OF Taxes, in the town of Pleasant Spring, Dane
Co.--which was referred to the Judiciary Com
mttee. BY Mr.. Ladue, bill to amend an act
authorizing Stage Road from Sheboygan to
Yadison--which was referred to the Committee
on Roads and Bridges By Mr.. Norman, a
Memorial to the President, in relation to Settlers
on Pinery lands. BY Mr.. Rodolf bill provi-
ding for the sale of lands for taxes under a de-
cree of court--which was referred to the Judi CT
AIRY Com. by Mr.. Moorman, bill to prevent
the killing of deer in certain seasons of the year
BY Mr.. Lowth, two bills, legalizing School Dis
tricts and their actions, III towns in Rock Coun-
y by Mr.. Shower, bill appropratng money
TO A. f. Pratt.
The following bills were read third time and
passed A bill providing for the election of a
Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court. A bill to
amend sec. ~. of Chap. CXXXI. of statutes
This bill allows fees TO witnesses on behalf of
the State. A bill 10 pay the Lieut. Governor
for services during the absence of the Governor
from the State. This was Senate bill, and
amended in the Assembly so as to appropriate
1913 56, in the place of $500.
The Bank submission bill is postponed till
Monday next, to await the printing ofthe Report
on the subject. Among bills considered in Com
mtteo of the Whole, was bill refusing license
to pedlers, which elected debate, Mr. Barnett,
of Fond du Lac, being utterly opposed TO direct
taxation of every nature; other gentlemen hold
ing that pedlers should be taxed as we'll as resi-
dent merchants. No final action was had on the
bill. The Calumet Co. contested scat case is
made the special order for this afternoon. AS
sembly adjourned.
SENATE Mr.. CoNKEY presented the Gre
dentals of Hon. 0. s. HEAD, Senator elect from
Kenosha, who was duly sworn by the President
AMI took his seat. Mr.. GIDDNGs presented the
petition Of H. Sawyer and sundry other citizens
of Dodge Co, asking for repeal of the present
interest law.
BILLS INTRODUCED as follows : Mr. RIrTEN-
HOUSE, bill to change the present system of
town and county government.
! BY Mr.. REED, of Milwaukee, bill in relation
to insurance on property
| BY Mr.. HUEBscHMANN, a bill to amend tie
Milwaukee and Mississippi R. r. Charter.
| By Mr. REED, bill to appropriate to r. l..
| Ream, for making maps for the State. Mr.. Reed
also reported back Territorial scrip to the &C
count of James Morrison and Chapman, recon-
mending that they be disaowed.
Mr.. Reed also reported bill to pay G. w.
Gillett: also for w. Lansing.
Mr.. Hyer of the Committee on Printing made
alengthy report, which was laid upon the table,
and ordered 10 be printed
On motion of Mr.. Giddings, the vote was re-
considered by which the bill to limit the late of
interest was postponed for one locek from Thurs
day nert, and the bill was taken up and consid-
cred, and discussed at some length by Messrs.
Gale and Palmer in favor, and Rountree and
Eastman opposed. No final action. Again
postponed, and made the special order for Thurs
day week.
The Senate adjourned.