The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-01-18

eS'i! w 'hc Neiiafs Vi We lIStIt uti0nS them>
selves. They are men OF sound Judgment
and sagacily, Who feel the Importance Of
their seTerai trusts. ise officers aud teach
ers are apt and accomplished 10 their several
Cuttings. aud tsoih of these great Charles
are III Souiiehing corc;itiou, aud are full
81 1-e;1tness to HE unfortunate pupils COM
mitte! 20 them. Tie reports are very full
snd complete. aud show their actual cundi,
tiun and their necessities fAr the current
yrsr- Rave 10 need TO commend them
10 The good will Of the Legislature
Tie State Reform School and the Insane
Hospital being comparatively rew, will
cure more care aud attention than the oil
DIR institutions that have so frequently pas
ted under The supervision OF Committees Of
the Legislature.
The Insane Asylum has come NJ ont OF
sotne hnaHclal confusion. The Board OF
Trustees composed of substantial, discreet
anu able men selected from different pOr>
HONS Dt The State and entitled TO public as
vel Is private confidence, have spent much
TINE und carEest tabor 10 render tie Asv-
luia what the Leg islaturc intended IL Il onld
be, refuge nd quite come Tor most
"retched cius, oi our iriiOw beings, and At
The same tnie u hospital tor treatment Of
mcaieI disea>es The very able report CT
the Board give compile. coLcise history Of
ne Institution III all lis departments, tuan,
cIully, curative and otherwise
1 he State Reform School has been well
managed. AMI IL n remarkable degree is on-
s"ering TO the most sanguite expectations
of 1t, friends. In ;his as well as in all 9th.
cr public Institutions experienced aid veil
II #, -,
ns,fere. Ii The present condition OF the
| School under Superintendent who is d
guod man, as we'll .. . man Of reliable juds-
men. aud ability, is any evidence ot its fu~
turc uo.talhess ~ the degraded, homeless,
houseiesi. parthIrSs children OF tic State,
rho by misfortune. want or accident, drop
luio petty cri,uas. all good Cit = ns, every
where. my take u just pride III its prospe-
rity. The report of the Board Of mana
gers, exhibits fully It's condition and wants,
together with tie closing report OF The
building commissioners, shows Tie ecCEomy
Of the erection OF the buildings, ard lis
management since il las been opened
1ne State Prison has beeu admirably
managed by Tie Commissioner invite
yonr ct enfion TO his report, showing the
co'd ton of Ihe prison aHd az the prisoners
His Suggestions aFe practical oHu deserve
Your favorable Constellation.
AIJUfAST GENERAL. REPORT.
The annual Report ut the 4 diuia1t Gen,
eral shows kat iifl;-,wo uniformed yoiun-
.ter companies nre organized and armed
AID IN various states OF efficiency. number
i-g 1892 ruuk ami file, Besides these com
pan.es, twelve others, in different portions
OF the state, lave applied for organization
aHd equlpuel.s. Should the last mentioned
comfutiies be regularly equipped with TIE
legal number 81 arnis The total humber
would he 2i.3. Pa. tie State has not the
u.eai.s l. aru n!ore th4H three or four Of
the companies applying ard The annual
quota lie state Is eHtiIrf under the prac-
'i"e 81 tLe ic,:vra Government OF late wears
slIl only give Is sufficient for about three
companies more.
Efforts have been nia,;e bJ The \ di4tant
Geuersl, 10 bring the uniformed militia up
% the standard OF great efficiency AMI with
some degree OF success but the lac: is new
crtheie6S apparent that HE organ zlton Of
military companies has been too 0t.en the
result OF HE desire Of lncuiirs 10 obtain
tAe means OF the rnuking a display OH an
been bged from the State, tnc object Of
Tie organizations is too oteu deemed az
conpshe! ard Tie company seldom meet
f"r drill thereafter; the men resign .f,er 4
time and the company maintain but nom.
NAL exis cnce. 1t is for the Legislature 10
consider wle,her this state OF things ought
70 continue, q wcihec there is anything
IN the signs Of The lin, which should caa,e
ST. ~ be Iakcn TO place the volunteer
militia upon more eticicn, loating. The
number Of persons subject TO Mil ury duty
in tAe STATE exceeds 1870 ,O00.
GEOLOGICAL SrRvFY.
\ hrIcf report by the Sup rInt ndelt Of
the Geological Survey. prot. Hail s IN fea,
djne>s to lny before yon exhibiting the con
di'i"n and progress II the work Under
the law OF last winter special contracts we're
made with Prof. J. ID. Whiting. and Prof
4 /. W It,lesy' tie former for the cot;-
pietI"n ct sectional maps Of the lead bear
lug region of this stale, aud the latter for
the completion and report Of his work, whch
WAS cn.ety carried OH u the extreme north.
eastern and H"Ith es;eru portions OF he
State. The Report and MaUs Of Prot.
Whitney, aud TIE Report OF Prof Whit
uescy. ara complete and will be placed at
the disposal VI the Leg sla urc and will pre-.
sent liz condition oi The woI. ii that
time.
RAILROADS, rTC.
Stockholders aHd individuals whose MO.
ney las hrcn honestly invested in r3il rosl,
have right 10 some further protection and
security by law. The euriy stockholders
and men OF comparatively small means
furnished the basis Of all The subsequent
credit OF the company, and are always the
tsrt men plundcrcd amt the last men secur-
Ell, by the public spirited, Self,devoted, pa
;riotc railroad Operators If the acts Of
interpretations are public acts, a. they de-
clare THEMSELVES 10 be, uhd If the proceed
lng of Boards Of Directors are public. and
Their records public, Us to all persons deal,
ing with the company. then the interests
and rights o: the Original stockholders are
noticed 10 lie world, and ans trade or con-
tract made or fraud committed, by the dl.
reciors or agents OF tue company, cannot
dlgrst tie stockholders OF their rights in
the road without their expressed consent.
Their motley Il IN the roads. AID they ought
TO have an equitable lien and a right TO
follow their money into the roads themselves
l he Railroads should be made 10 nav tn,
money that b rll' them. AID the laws UupAt
10 create IL all computations a first len FIR
Tie ben, Tt and security OF the origina!
Stockholders While The Legi>latur. can