The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-03-09
LEGISLATIVE.

were introduced by Senator Petit, to
secure proper guardianship for chill
dren discharged from the Soldiers Or
phans' Home, and for other purposes
also to further provide for the compile.
ton oftthe Northern Hospital for the
, Ins,l ne at Oshkosh also, to- extend the
time for the collection of municipal taxes
in the city of Kenosha, Wis; also, to
amend chapter 327 of private and local
laws 1T 1870, entitled an act to authorize
the Chicago and NORTHWESTERN Railway
''CampanY TO guaranty certain bonds there,
in named, approved March Is, 1870 /;
alsr, to igcorpnm'ep the Aenosla Manu-
featuring Company
Tuesday, Feb. 2S-SKNATE.-No i'm
pnrtant bills were passeu by the Senate
The JOINT resolution agreeing To an amend
ment Of article of the constitution rela
ting 60 local legislation was lost by -
to Is
AssEMRLY.--A bill was passed to con
sent to THE purchase by the United
States, Of grounds Used as Nation nal Sol
/ dIers Cemetery at Forest Hill. The
joint resolution to amend the constitu
ton limiting the right to vote aid for
railroads and other purposes, to per
cent of the value of property, was passed
by vote of 80 Ia 8.
The Apportionment Committee repor-
ted y bill to apportion the State into Sen
ate ard Assembly districts The bill on
enforced attendance OF scholars in schools
was referred 10 select committee of
three. The Assembly CONQUERED in Sen
ate bills ainend'ng chapter 49, laws of
1858 ;ameidIng chapter 1S2 Of revised
statues, Relating o p1rdons; amending
section 90, chapter al, revised statutes
/! relating to actions for recovery Of real
/ property; to regulate the keeping Of
/, slaughter houses to repeal chapter "A,
laws of 1869, relating t" deposit,ons; to
amend chapter 141 laws of 1858, rela
ting to transcripts of JUS ices Judgments !;
tn amend section 81, chapter 1874, r s.
relating to executions and supplementary
proceedings; for she preservation of
game Ii sou bern tier IF count les. i1lclud-
ing Kenosha, Jefferson aud Dane, and
severrI local bills The assembly passed
bills to consrru sectione /, chapter 10l,
laws Of 1869, relating 70 trials and judg
mente to provide for serving and fling
notices of trial, and repeating chapter II,
laws Of 1859, relating to trials in courts
S., relating to sale of lands by executors,
administrators and guardians, AMI section
l, chapter 10, laws of 1864. relating t.,
inconsistencies; To amend chapter %, laws of
1860, enabliug foreign executors and ad
illustrators to sue in this State; to amend
section 1, chapter "a. laws of 1870, amend
ing section Is, chapter 1870, r S. relating
80 claims against railroad companies to
amend section 90 chapter 90, r. S relat
ing to administrators &C.; TO enable for
eign guardians OF the estate OF insane
tpersons to sue in this State; to regulate
lfisting in certain counties.
| Wednesday, March 1st,-SENATE--The
resolution instructing the select committee
to whom were referred the bill providing
for levylng special tax in Milwaukee
and the bill authorizing Milwaukee to
make certain Improvements, to report on
Thursday, was adopted. The vote by
which the joint resolution agreeing 20
an amendment to article of the Consti
tuition, relating to civil legislation, was
lost, was .recon-idered by vote of 20 TO
10, and the further consideration of the
resolution made the special order for to-
morrow at II oc.ock. Senator Magoon
submitted a minority report of the Judic
larry Committee, affirming the constitu
tionality Of the bill to incorporate the
Chippewa River Improvement and Boom
ing Company, better known as the Dells
bill.
Observation-Disclosures were adopted
giving he use of the Assembly Chamber
this afternoon for the discussion of the
Chippewa Dells Improvement bill, before
| l. ~ 10,
uiactures; also requiring all parties hav-
/: ing claims against the State in connection
with snmmoning Witnessing and appear
!, ing to testify before the Special Senat c
Railroad Committee last winter to present
them within week The bill providing
. for the arrest of men found drunk, the +
+ confinement till sober, requiring their tes
timony where they got their liquor, and
when thereby men were found in the hab-
it of selling liquor tn drunkards their H.
cense should be revoked, after some de
bate and very forcible argument against
! It hS Judge orion, was rejected by the
following vote:
s dyes Mesrs Bacon, Bailey, Baker
Barnrs Blake Bowen, d w Briggs, z r
Briggs, Cousins. Dana, Davis, Fay, Field
Humphrey, Jrffers, Judd, Marvin, MeFri-
I am, Merrill, More, Moulton, Nichols, Pc
/ terson, . Powell, r t Powell, Sander
son. 5 A White and Mr. Speaker Smith
t -23
e Noes Messrs. Allen, Anderson, Arnold
4 Atwater, Ayres, Ball, Bate, Bremen
{ Chambers Chase, Cheney, Coons, Curtis,
+ Dick, Eastman, Fitzgerald, Fryer, Galag
d han, Hall, Hammond, Harris, Heimdail
5 Huxley Hixon, Holloway, Hnskins j w
!, Hoyt, Keenan,, King, Knoll, Kunlz, Lon
i ergan, Manson, Maxon. McDili, Melon
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