The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-03-02

tn garnishee /; to am nj chapter 1873
laws OF 1861, so as to remedy the diff
Guilty arising from decisions that tax Ger
tificates, into winch th price of 3 stamp
are charged, are void; TO repeal the law
Of thus session providing Tor requiring the
constitution To be taught In the public
schools; relating to proceedings against
garnishees concurrence was refused 70
he amendment t. the bill regulating the
loaning of State trust funds IN school
disirIsts so that loans should not be made
when districts had debt exceeding three
per cent. of assessed valuation. Senate
bills were concurred in To repeal chapter
1903 general laws Of 1861, and acts
amendatory thereof, relating to the man
ne OF commencing civil act'on,and amend
ing chapter 6S, general laws of 1869.
The joint resllut on 20 amend the Constr
tuition go as to strike out the requirement of
uniformity in county government, WIS
lost, ON & division, by vote of25 TO Al.
The Senate bill to amend chapter 243
private laws Of 1853, Incorporating he
Tomah and Lake ST Croix Railroad Com
pnny, so as tn prevent its successor, the
West Wisconsin, 70 give any preference
IN cnnnecuons one raj rotd over anoth-
err, was concurred in, also one to amend
the chatter of the same road, So As to pre-
vent consolidation with = Min sofa
railroad.
Friday, Feb. 24-SENATE.-The bill to
provide $50 worth of postage stamps for
the Lieutenant G. vernon and the Chief
Clerks of the Legislature was killed IA
To 6. Thirty one Assembly blls were
concurred in, among them, to authorize
the Com missioners Oh School ana Uni
versity Lands to loan the trust fund To
school districts for the purpose OF build
ing school buildings herein; providing
for the purchase of 800 copies of Web,
ster's Dictionaries IL amend chapter ~,
general laws of 1870, regulating the run
nIng of railway trains in certain cases,
also, amending chapter "a, x neral laws
q 1870, Encouraging the construction OF
railroads in his Slate. SIS
AssEMBLY.-A number of bills were
introduced, one requiring the Board OF
Registers IN towns aud villages to pat on
the reg ,stry lls;s the names OF all persons
known to them TO be voters. Senate bills
were concurrcd in, appr printing 1926.
900, of which not more than $4,000 shall
be expended this year, TO prepare the
Northern Hospital Tor the Insane for the
reception Of patients; to appropriate
$50 364 to incorporate the State Line
and Uulon Railroad Company; IT, amend
tho charter of the Sugar River Valley
R.lilr ad. Assembly bills passed, To reg
ulate the sale OF patent rights In this
State, and to prevent lraud, by requiring
that except as TO patcntees and lnyen ors
resident III this State, the consideration
should be expressed in notes given for
patent rights; to incorporate he Eau
Glare. Alma ami Wlnnna Railroad Com
pany; to pay W. w. Tred"ay $2,724 for
services III securing payment of State war
claims gaInst the Umtun States. n bllt
provlttng, that IN towns and villages
men found drunk, should be arrested and
| kept tiilsober, tnelr testimony then taken
las to where they got their LIQUOR. ami
when man was thus found twice guilty
OF selling liquor to drunken man, his
license is TO be reve ked, which was
finally ordered engrossed by vote of42
to 40 Ala
Saturday, Feb. 25--SENATE.-The res
IolutIon Instructing the Judiciary Com.
NH Lee to examine and Iepnrt by bin or
otherwise as to the propriety OF repeating
all LAWS authorizing he imprisonment OF
Witnesses for Il failure to give security to
appear and testify IN crIniiual eases, was
adopted. Adjourned JIll Monday even
ing at,715 o'clo,k.
ASSEMBLY Several bills were intro
Educett, one to amend SECTION |, chapter So,
laws Of 1867, relative to mrdlcal societies,
SO farafas relates to physicians of five
years practlce. Adj nurn d to Monday
evening. as5r ar
Monday Evening, Feb 27--SENATE.
Forty two bills were introduced
One among the number by Mr.. Petit,
providing Tor State Guardian for sol
oilers orphans. b5 4
6 ASSEMBLY --Eighty.mne bills were in
Itroduced- altogether too many to have
their titles given in the TELEGRAPH A
tenth part Of them may perhaps pass
both houses and become laws.
There have been 748 or TAO bills in
trncuced into the Assembly, and 800 or
800 in the Sens,e.
RIVER AND HARBoR APPROPRIATIONS
In the River and Harbor Bill which
passed the House on the Sd ult., were the
following appropriations for this State
and Michigan: Superior City harbor,
100000; Marquette harbor, 100000;
Green Bay harbnr$17, 500; Manitowoc
harbor, $11, 000 Sheboygan harbor, $l5,-
600; Port Washington, $4,000; Mil
waukee ha,bor $38,OO0; Racine harbor.
$4,000; Kenosha harbor, $4,000; Two
Rivers harbor, $4,000; Ahnapae haroor,
$25 900 Menominee River, Wisconsin
,nd M.,l,;oan cox mn. Arv pos Co;ac