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

tive Manuel 10 employees OF senate ana
Assembly. The memorial to Congress for
the completion ofthe harhor improvements
of st. Louis River was concurred in. Sen
ate bills were pissed amending section 9,
chapter 43, r. S., entitled of strays and
lost monty and goods; regulating ihe
keeping of slaughter houses; amending
the game laws; and repeating chapter
A general laws of 1869. entitled an act
to authorize the taking of dispositions In
certain cases. Assembly bills were coin
cured in, to authorize the Commissioners
of School and University Lands to loan
the trust funds to school districts for the
purpose of building school houses there
in amending chapter $50 general laws
of 1863, entitled an act to provide for the
assessment of property FIR taxation and
the levy Of taxes thereon and amending
section /, chapter 10, general laws Of
1863. entitled an act requiring reports
- from unauthorized banks and bankers.
The vote by which the Senate indefin
Stely postponed the bill tn' create the
Office OF State Commission Of Immigra-
tion, and to provide for the same and t"
define the duties Thereof, was reconSid r.
ed, and tie bill made the special order
for Friday at II O'Clock.
AssEMBLY.-A subsrivuteA for the ad-
iournment resolution was adopted, simply
cutting off new business afrer the 9th.
A resolution was adopted to refer ali
insurance bills lofa committee of five
Twenty two bills were introduced, in
Guiding to repeal chapter 86 of the laws
Of 1870, to protect the people of Wlscon
ain against empirici~m aud imposition IN
the practice Of medicine md surgery
A bill increasing liquor licenses, making
the minimum $50, was ordered engrnssed
The joint resolution to amend section 10,
article A. of the constitutions, so that laws
cannot be altered without two
thirds vote, within ten years after pas
sage, was lost by 10 for to SO aga st.
Tuesday Feb. 21-SENATE. resoIu
ton that when the Senate adj ,urn it be
until Thursday morning was adopted. A
number of bills and in resolutions were
introduced Adjourned till Thursday
morning 90 ~ 1854 Il
ASSEMBLY "A resolution was offered
for the appointment of five commissiore rs
by the Governor, to report what amend
ments are needed to the Constitution. A
number of bills were introduced, mum,
Der indefinitely postponed, number
ordered engrossed, and q mum er passed
The Speaker announced Messrs. Merrill,
Field, Baker, Keenan, and Maxnn as the
select committee on Insurance, The bills
to appropriate 1000 EACH to the Home
of the Friendless; st. Mary's Hospital;
St. Roses Orphan Asylum; Milwaukee.
Orphan Association; St Amellanus Or
phan Asylum; Milwaukee Hospital; st.
Johns Church Home,all Of Milwaukee,; 10
the Wisconsin Seamen Friend Society, and
St. Mary's Orphan School, $500 each
nCAC tahoH uP 90 tA0 oPSSIoi biuGlt ann
discussed for about three hours and a
half
The Assembly then. by vote OF 40 to
40, adopted an amendment cutting down
all appropriations to $500. Mr. Gala
gan moved call of the House, which
was not seconded. The question was
taken on the bills collectively and they
were indefinitely postponed by the fol
lowing vote;
Ayes essrs Allen, Atwater, Ayres,
Bacon, Bailey, Brown, D. w. Briggs,
P. R. Briggs, Chambers, Cheney, Coons,
Cousins, Curtis, Dana, Davis, Field,
Hammond, Harris, Hixon, Hollo way.
J. w. Hoyt, Humphrey, Judd, Kunz,
Marvin, McDill, Merriam. Merrill, Mi
hills, MOlgan MoultOn, Nichols, Pengra,
Peterson. 0. s. Powell, R. T. Powell,
Rood, Rounds, Sanderson Sherman.
Smith, Swain, Torgerson and Mr. Speak
err, Smith-44
Noes.-Ball, Dick, Eastman, Fitzgerald,
freeman, Fryer, Galagnan, Hendall,
Hinkley, Hoye, keenan,, King. K cell,
Loncrgan, Maxon, Mccormick, Melon.
aid, Mcintosh, Montgomery, More, Ock
Ter, Citing, Pease, Rankin, Rhodes,
Richards. Richter. Rasch, SAmuelsou,
Srmmann, Srmple, Thorn, Trumer, Way.
ner, Watts We'll, ]. S. White, and j. a.
Whites
Thursday. Feb 23-SEEATR A Joint
resolution limiting the introduction of
new business TO February %, after being