The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-03-23
THE KENOSHA TELEGRAPH,
THURSDAY. MARCH %. 1871.
LEGISLATIVE.

We closed our l. -gisiative summary last
week with the aijournment of the As
sembiy on I'll" l4th to $50 P. NJ
TUESDAY AFTERNOON AND EVENING,
MARCH 14-As~embiy-The d ba e on
&ht. Chippewa Del,S bill WAS resumed IT
$50 O'Clock p. NJ, and continue till
Pm, when vote was taken VI ssrs
Arnold, Rood, Cousins NJ, rrill. judd and
Mccormick advocated the III, and
Messrs Pease, Fielf, Thhrn, Nixon, Bate
and FL IL 'pposed 1t. The chlet re tur u
OF the deb tic were he clear and lofclble
arguui, MS of Mesors r od for, and Mr.
Bate gain>t the bill, an earnest appeni
for the bill from the venerable Mr. Nc
C"rmick anl vehement d'-nnnciation
and excnriatInn by Mr.. Renter or h.
witness Schuengel who Ut, mpfe'i 70 dis
credit his testimony before fhe hippe~s
bribery investigating committee. Tin
bill passed by the following vt:
dyes Me~srs Alien, A adersrn, Ar oll,
Bali, Bow Ell Br mnrr, Cha 'e Cnen v.
Cousins Dick, Easfnrp,, FAY, Fitzgerald,
Galagan, J. W. Lay Jeftt., judd, Kia2g
Knnlt, Knrtz, Enncrg IL MrCMmic'Ia
Merriam. Merritt, Meyer. Mii,'ilS, NJ r. II.
Moult n, Nichols, Ockief, Gthng. 2
tersou o S Pt,Scli, Il T. P wey,
Rhode. Richter Rood r uud, Rlscii
Samuglspn, Semmmnn. Snsrm.". smith
Trumer, Vaugn9, Wagnrr, Well. 5. A
White and Mr. Speaker Smlih-49
Noes-Messrs Atwater, Ayers, Bacon.
Bailey, Baker, B,rnes, Bate, Blake, d w.
Briggs, P. R. Briggs, Cnampcrs. Goons,
Gurus. Dana, Davis, Field, FIR, man,
Fryer, Hail, Hsmmont, i1arriS, Heimdnl,
Hmckley, Hixm, Holloway, H skins,
Fl, ye, c. NJ Hoyt, Humphr y. Kren,n.
Marvin, Max,n, MrDlIl, Med Maid, Nc
Intosh, Montgomery, M re, Pea q. p
gra, r ,nkin, Richards, Sanders m, S'a =,
Thor lorgsrs3n, Watts, AMI j Wute
AT 1913 &j
AbseW or NOT Uottng -Mrssrs. B lrnArd
Manson, Orion and Scmpe-4
Mr. Ro9d thenmoved that the passag
of the bill be rcconSi'iered AMI to lay
that motion or the table, which fet
solnt fftibustering was carrei by vet
OF 81 to 46, AMI after passing Is bill to
amend the charter of Fort Howard, aad
motion reconsider vat, imleflfite
~ postpone bill to amend the tax
the Assembly adj ''uined W
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 15-Senate. fht
DeIis bill was received IT IN the Assem-
bly, and referred to the general file.
Senat Strorg submitted a maj 'rity +
port from the Commit ee on lncorprra
tlons on the Dells bill with The It ON
mtndation that it be indefinitely poi.
pOned. Senator Morgan IN ode II tninuri v
report recommend f,g rs uisSlgr Tic
bill to create the office of State Comm is
Boner OF lmmIgft. 100, pr vrte tor TIE
same and defncsthe duties there # WA,
ordered to third reading There was
considerable debate IN an &mrndmen
CT angling the apportinnment of Fond d.
Lac county by giving one ) major and
slx Members, instead uf two Senator'S anl
three Member, and giving Milwaukee,
county three Sena ors and eigh Members
instead of two Senators aud eleven Mem
bers, was adopted Several o'Ler amend
ments were vott down. The bill was
then concurred in under suspension Of
the rules Several local bills We're passed
Assenabty Bills passed to authorize
the Secretary of State to purchase 500
copies Of Taylor's compilation Of the
statutes; to repeal chapter S6 of the laws
of 1870, prohibiting doctors practicing
without diplomat to provide FIR the
incorporation of the State Hertic ltural
Society and the publicati IN Of its fransac-
tions separate ly, as preferred by its mem
bers-owlng to the fact that the Agrl.
cultural report, which includes the
Horticultural report. was not published
till SO long after the meeting OF the Hor
ticultural Society. that the report of it,
proceedings had in o great drgree Lost
their value; to pay the Chief Clerk 81
H. g.. 4 4
seribing the Journal of thu Senate, and
the Chief Clerk of the Assembly $57t
for opening the present session of the
Assembly and indexing and transcribine
Its Journal Bils were KILLED to fix the
range oflisuor license at $25 to 5000; tt
provide for town superlntendents Of
schools, the latter by " vote at 80 To 38
also to require attendance at school. A
number of local bills were passed under
suspension of the rules. There was long
debate on bill, which was final ]
ordered englossed by Q vote of 81 to %
authorizing the settlement of an olu
printing claim of Messrs Calkins and
Proudfit fer $4,000 by paying $s3, 900 in
full
THURsDAy, MARCH 16,--Senats--A
joint resolution was adopted suspending
the operation of the joint resolution pro
hibitlng the introduction of new business
so as to allow several local bills to be in
troduced. Quite number of bills were
posed and concurred in, among them te
incorporate the menominic and Red
Wing Railroad Company, and to regulate
the estimation of time in the settlement
of school district boards with teachers,
making school month at twenty days
The Senate refused to concur in the bill
10 raOnlafp the insnpctinn of frA,h utotnr