The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-03-30

amendment relating to Fond du Lac and
Milwaukee counties, and of consequence
the bill, tabled by a vote of SO to 1913
being absent or not voting. Mr.. Orion
moved to reconsidered the vote, and to
| lay that motion on the table. On this a
call of the house was ordered, and after
an hour or two had been spent under it,
it was suspended, on an agreement that
the who'd subject should go over till
next morning. The Senate joint resolu.
ton to amend the constitution, was in.
de6nately postponed, as tantamount to
one already adopted. Senate bills were
concurred in, appropriatlng to the Gov
ernor $4,000 as contingent fund to Sc
cure a proper guardianship for children
who may be discharged from the Soldiers
Orphans Home, and sundry Senate
amendments to Senate bills were con.
Cured in. A Senate dead head was re.
| jected, land the Senate amendments tc
the bill to provide for indexlng and
transcribing the Journals, auditing down
the pay of the Chief Clerks, were re-
jected. 9 M
In the evening Mr.. Kuntz made val
liable report on the subject of education
of which 1000 extra copies were ordered
Assembly bills passed to provide for sup
plying school officers with the Journal OF
Education; to amend the act establishing
a township system Of school government,
SO as to require that when adopted it
should continue in force two years, to
amend the school code in sundry particu.
lars so as to require more statistics, &c.
to amend section % of chapter z, r. S.,
relative to elections, and several of a
local nature; also memorial to Congress
for removal of the duties on tea, cofe,
coal, salt, railroad iron, paper, cloth, and
other necessary articles Senate bills
were concurred in: to set off and organ
ize the town of Hamilton, Lafayette
county; to provide for the payment of
Legislative Chaplains. Bills were indie
fnately postponed: relating to convey
ances of real estate in relation to dis
position of unclaimed property by com
mon carriers; amending the charter of
the Wisconsin Central Railroad to or
ganize the county of Pine, out of the
north part Of Chippewa; to regulate the
use of kerosene and illuminating oils in
hotels and public buildings. A joint
resolution was introduced to suspend the
resolution prohibiting the introduction
of new business, so as to allow the intro
duction of joint resolution to strike out
the name of Charles r. Gleason as one of
the incorporators in the Chippewa Dells
bill, now in the hands Of the Governor,
on the ground that the testimony before
the Investigating Committee showed that
he was guilty of using improper means
to procure the passage of the bill. A
motion to table the resolution was lost,
and, after several speeches, it was carried
by vote of 38 to 81.
WEDNESDAY, MARBH 22-tSs7sate. The
further consideration of the joint resolu-
tion fixing the time for adjournment, was
postponed till next session. Several
local bills were concurred in under sus-
pension of the rules The Assembly
joint resolution suspending the operation
of the joint resolution prohibiting the in
PRODUCTION of new business, so as to per
NIT the introduction of join
resolution striking out the name of G. r.
Gleason from the Dells bill, now in the
hands of the Governor, as one of the
incorporators, came up and was discussed
at length. The Lieutenant Governor
held that the resolution could not be con-
CURED IN unless by two thirds vote.
and the resolution was finally lost by the
following vote, two thirds not voting in
the affirmative: PIG
Ages-Senators Baldwin, Clark, Flint,
Foster Hall, Ives, Krouskop, Magoon
Morgan, Petit, Pratt Price, Rice,
Schmidt, Walker, Williams and Wood
man-17.
Noes-Senators Belden, Burchard,
Cameron, Colladay, Davis, Duester,
Griswold, Hazelton, Huebschmann, Jones,
Miner, Schantz, Strong and Town-14
The Senate took recess till ~ o o'clock
AFTERNooN.-Th Senate refused a
committee of conference on the appor-
tionment bill, and receded from its
amendments not concurred In by the
Assembly, By a vote of Is to IL Several
bills were passed under suspension OF
the rules, and several Indefinitely post
poned. The Assembly joint resolution
fixing the time for final adjournment was
postponed till tomorrow morning. A
recess was taken till s o'clock.
| EyENING.-The Senate refused to re-
| turn to the Assembly the bill to improve
the navigation of the Chippewa river
above Chippewa Fails, and to incorporate
the Chippewa Log Security Company.
Several leaves of absence were granted.
The general file was considered IN Com,
mittee of the Whole The motion to re-
consider the vote by which the Senate
receeded from its amendments to the
apportionment bill was laid on the table.
Assena6ly-The first two hours of the
| mornincr session was cnapt o,, fha a,,y,ry
tlonment bill. The vote tabling it was
reconsidered by a vote of 20 to 40. The
Assembly refused to concur in the amend
ment relative to Fond -du Lac and Mil
waukee districts, ana asked committee