Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-05-20

B.S.Weil, 5oooforson. Stock $4,000
c. /. Sholes, Bonds 10000
OF these, it appears that c. L. Sholes
did not accept the amount.
The following members OF the Assem-
bly, of 1856, voted for the land grant
bill and received each $4,000 in Bonds
or Stocks, with the exceptions of X.
Aiken, A. A Bird, VIM. Chappell, E.
Cram, A. w. Farr, Geo. w. Parker, G.
p. Thompson, and w Hull, who each
received $4,000, and t. Falyey, who
received $4,000:
r. Aiken, J. Anunson, b. +. Barney,
Charles Beger, A. A. Bird, Louis Bos-
tedo, A. Briggs, J. t. Brown, IL. But
terrified, ID. D. Cameron, w. ID. Chaplin,
William Chappell, p. 6. Cheeves, Will
liam Chapman, w. NJ. Colladay, L. Con-
nor, E. Cram, J. Crammond, II. Craw-
ford, H. c. Drake, Thomas Falvey, a.
w. FarL, D. Fletcher, NJ. Flood, A. d..
Gray, A. Greulich, G. Hahn, VIM. A.
Hawkins, Charles S. Hawley, G. IL.
Hays, 0. c.. Howe, A. A. Huntington,
John James, Ii. johnson, K. Knowl-
ton, j. Lauderale, p. Davis, A. McCor-
mick, J. Mitchell, d. l.. Morrison, NJ.
Murphey, ]. Noon, J. 7. Palmer, Geo
w. Parker, J. Sell, B. f. Seymour, X.
Smith, H. S. Thomas, Geo. p. Thomp-
son, John Tobin, w. Vogenitz, J. Wag.
ner, c, II. Walker. J. Weaver, w. WHIP
perman, J. God, w w w oedman, " IL
liam Hull.
The only members who voted for the
bill and received no Bonds or Stock,
were Charles Burchard, n. NJ. Davis,
j. T. Potter and Joshua Stark.
Those of the Senate who voted the
same way on the bill, and to whom no
hoods or stocks was assigned, were j.
@. Adams, J. Fitzgerald, p. II. Smith
and d. Worthington; Cha. Dunn was
the only Senator who did not vote on
the bill, to him no bonds or stock was
were assigned. l.. p. Harvey did not
vote on the passage Of the bill, but on
leave recorded his vote in favor Of ii
the next day. No stock or bonds were
assigned to him.
Fitzgerald and Smith, however, it is
proper to add, seem to have made up
Tor not receiving anything from the La
Crosse Company by their operations
in the North Eastern Land Grant Com
pany.
members voting against the pas
sage Of the bill participated in the
spoils. They were thirteen in number
rs follows: J. Allen Barber, Amasa Cobb
II. II. Giles, Edward Pier, James Suth
crland and David Taylor, of the Senate
and Levi Alden, Isaac Brown, {. X
Head, J. III. Knowlton, II. J. Murray
+. Newell, and Allen Taylor, of the As
sembly.
Those of the Assembly who did moi
vote on the bill, and to whom no stock
or bonds were assigned, were r. g.
BrazIeton, ii. Catlin, John Childs, john
Day, J. q. Ehinger, J. NJ. Evans, H. IL
Gray, J. T. Mills, ID. K. Moves, D.
Reed, 5. Thomas and 5. 3. Towns.
end.
The following persons who were State
officers in 1856, also received bonds, as
follows:
W. III. Dennis, Bank Comptrol-
Ter; No of Bonds, 10 $4,000
Arthur Macarthur, 1t Governor,
No. Of Bonds, 10 10000
b. +. Hopkins, Priv. Sec'y of
GOV. No of Bonds, 5 5000
\. d. Smith, No Of Bonds, 10 10000
The following persons who were of
fears OF the Senate or Assembly in
1856, also received bonds as follows:
James Armstrong, Chief Clerk
Assembly No. of Bonds, 5 5000
W. Pitt Dewy, Asst Clerk As
sembly No. Of Bonds, 10 10000
Fgbert Moselev, No of Bonds 1000
Total, l6,~o
The following persons who were not
members Of the Legislature, State off
GERS, or officers of either the Senate or
Assembly, in 1856, also received bonds,
rs follows:
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