Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-01-22
WISCONSIN, LEGISLATURES.

last week and effected an organization
by the election of the following officers.
In the senate, for Chief Clerk, w. III.
BRISBANE, of Iowa County, HARRISON
REED, ofWinnebago assistant, clerk; for
Sergeant-at-Arms, A Filler, of Racine.
In the Assembly, Hon. WYMAN Spoo.
NER, of Walworth, was elected Speaker:
w. c. WEBB, of Waushara Co.. Chic,
Clerk; and w. G. ROGERS of the La
Crosse Republican, Sergt-at Arms.
The Governors Message was read be.
fore the two Houses in the Assembly
Chamber, at half past eleven by DR.
Brisbane, Chief CleIk of the Senate.
The Standing committees of the two
houses were appointed as follows
OF the Senate
On Judicary,J. A. Barber, Sutherland
Hanchett, Smith, Cooke, Kimball.
Finance-Bull, Clark, Miles.
Observation-Disclosures, Bull and
Chase.
Incorporations-Dexter, Rose and
Chase. nj
Claims-Harvey, Simpson and Pier.
Internal Improyements-Price,Shu lt1
and Kingston.
Bonds-Bean, Kingston, Joiner and
We'll.
Town and County Organization-Han
chett, Price and Bean.
Militia-O'Neil, Barnes. Bull
Privileges and Election-P. III Smith
Sholes, Barber
Agriculture and Manufactures-Join
er, Gernon, Mills.
Expenses andrevision of Laws-Cooke
We'll, Shultz.
Legislative expenditures-Mills, Barnes
| Dexter.
State Affairs-Davis, Clark, Hanchett
Printing-Sholes, Sutherland Greulich
Banks-Wheeler, Rose, Sutherland.
Engrossed b!lls-Simpson, Giles
Price.
Contingent expenses-Bean, Chase
We'll.
Public lands-Chase, Kingston, Clark
Enrolled bills-K:mble, Greulich, Bean
State Prison-Pier, Gernon, Davis.
Railroads-Giles, Harvey, O'Neil
Barber, Wilson.
HoUsE.-The Speaker announced the
following standing Committee.
On Judiciary-Lovell, Noggle, Mills
Strong and Cox.
On Ways and Means-Barrow, Long.
worthy, Jenkins, Potter and Emery.
On Education, School and Universit,
Lands-Evans, Sloan, Enos, Hutchinson
and Bartlett.
On Incorporations-MiIls,'t &C. Hawley
Wakely, Reymert and Conklin.
On Railroads-Maxon, Sawyer, Foote
Dean, Foster, J. Taylor and Mason.
On Claims-HastingS, A. TAYLOR
Earnest and p. T. White.
On Internal Improvements-Convers
Fields, West and Cunningham
On Roads, Bridges and Ferries.-Rood
Sawyer, Hastings, Conklin and Walters
On Town and County Organizations
Cameron, Hutchinson, Lewis and
Thomas.
On the Militia-Greulich, Sutlins
Train, Walker and Knowlton.
On Privileges and Elections-Noggle
West, G. S. Strong and Barnes.
On Mining and Smelting-Allen, Rob
bins, Greulich, Barnes and Knowlton.
On Charitable and Religious Societies
.-Noggle, johnson, AS IN all, Z. VIII
lams and Sloan.
On State Prison-Sloan, Sugden, Hall
Chapel and Conklin.
On Medical Societies and Medical
Colleges-Lewis, Cameron, Warren.
Store and WILDER.
On Banks and Banking-Fisher A.
Taylor, G. Hawley, Horn and Conklin.
On Finance-C. Hawley, VOORHEES,,
Trip, Vail and Earnest.
On Swamp Lands-Hutchinson, G.
Hawley, Barrett and Lewis.
On Agriculture and manufacturers.
Williams, Bartholomew, Gaincross, j.
White and Vollmar.
On the Expiration and Re-enactment
of Laws-Langworthy, Hayward, An
unsen, Hotchkiss and Reynolds.
Legislative Expenditures-Allen,
Mockowitz, Dawson, Foot and Walker.
State Atfairs-Tenney, Converse, Nc
Allister, Anterior and Mccormick.
Public Printing-Wentworth, Tenney
Wilson, Aspinwall and Hartel.
On Contingent Experimentation,
Wentworth, Runals, Pagan and Hum
phrey.
On Engrossed Bills-J. J. Williams,
Thompson, Burgess, Sweet and Morse.
On State Lands-A. Taylor, Barrow,
Cameron, Stevens and Reymert.
The following resolution was offered
by Mr.. Thomas.
Resol0ed. That this Legislature will
adjourn sine die on Monday, the 10th of
FEBRUARY.
a bill appropriating 500, for the pur-
chase of postage stamps for the use of
the Assembly, was passed, a bill to APP
propriate to Anton Barbian SS8 was
passed: adjourned till Monday.
There seems to be a general DISPOSE
ton among members to proceed at once,
to the businesa of the Session. There
is good reason tn hope that the session
will be short and economical one.
Dangerous illness of Mr.. Giddings.
WAsHINGToN, Jan. II.
Mr.. Giddings while earnestly engaged
in discussing private bill in the house
this p. NJ, was seen to put his hand to