Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-05-25

OF these it appears that Sholes did not accept
the amount.
The following DTemi ers of the Assembly of
1856, voted for the land grant bill and received
cach $4,000 in Bonds or Stocks, with the excep-
| tons Of Robert Akin, A. A. Bird, VIM. Chap
pell, E. Cram, a. ". Farr, Geo. ". Parker,
| Geo. Z. Thompson, and VIM. Hull, who each
received $4,000 and Thomas Falyey, who re-
ceived 100000.
! r. Aiken, j. Anunson, 3. F. Barney. Charles
Beger A. A. Bird Louis Bostedo, A. Briggs
J. 7. Brown, II. Butterfeld d. D. Cameron
W. d. Chaplin, VIM. Chappei, p. G. Cheeves,
/ W. Chapman, W NJ. Colladv, L. Conner, T.
Cram, J. Crammond, H. Crawford, H. c. Drake,
Thomas Falyey, y. ". Farr, d. Fletcher, NJ
Flood, A. D, Gray, A. Greulch G. Hahn, W. \ .
Hawkins, Charles S. Hawley, G.. H. HAYS, .. C.
Howe, a. y. Huntington, John James Ii. John
son. p johnson, L. knowlton, J. Lauderdale,
T. LAWS, a. Mccormick, J. Mitchell. ID. l.. Nor
rlson, NJ. Murphy, j. Noon, j. T. Palmer, c..
". Parker, J. Sell. b. T. Seymour. Richard NJ
Smith, ii. S. Thomas, Geo. l.. Thompson. John
Iobin, VIM. fogenitz, S. Wagner, Charles II.
Walker, j Weaver, VIM Wipperman. John
Wood, ". W. Woodman, VIM. Hull.
The only members who voted for the bill and
received no bonds or stock. were Charles Burch-
ard NJ NJ Davis, j. Z. Potter and Joshua
Those of the Senate WHO voted the same way
on the bill. and to whom no bonds or stocks were
assigned. were j. @. Adams. J. Fitzgerald, 2.
+ Ii. Smith and j.. Worthington Charles Dunn
vas the only Senator who did not vote on the
1 bill, and to him no bonds stocks We're assign
/ ed. l.. T. Harvey did not e the passage
of the bill. but on leave recorded his vote in IA
yor the next day. No stock or bonds were as
/ signed to him.
/ Fitzgerald and Smith. however, ii is proper to
+ add, seem to have made up for not receiving
+ anything from the La Crosse Company by their
operations in the North Eastern Land Grant
/ Company.
1 No members voting against the passage ofthe
J bill participated in the spolls They We're thir-
teen IN number, follows J. Allen Barber,
Amasa Cobb, II. II. Giles, Edward Pier. James
Sutherland, and David Taylor, of the Senate,
and Levi Alden, Isaac Brown, G. r. Head, J.
/ II. knowlton, H. J. Murray, I. y ewall and Allen
! TAYLOR, of the Assembly.
Those CT the Assembly who did not vote on
the bin, and to whom no stocks or bonds were
assigned. were r. G. Brazelton. II. Catlin, John
ChildS, John Day, J. G. Ehinger, J. NJ Evans
II. II. Gray, J. T. Mills d. X. Moves, d. Reed
S. Thomas and S. b. Townsend
The following persons who We're State officers
in 1856, also received bonds, as follows
W VI. Dennis. Bank Comptroller, No. of
Bonds, 10 $4,000
arthur Macarthur, 1t Governor, No. of
b. f. Hopkins, Priv. Sec'y of Gov. No. Of
Bonds, 5 5000
A. D Smith, Ne. of Bonds 10 10000
The following persons who were officers of
the Senate or Assembly in 1856, also received
jas. Armstrong, Chief Cl'k Assembly So coo
w. Pitt Dewey, Asst elk Assembly 10 10000
Egbert Moseley, 900
Total, $4,000
The following persons who were not members
Of the Legislature, State officers. or officers of
either The Senate or Assembly, in 1856, also re-
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