The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-01-25

A communication from cx Gov. Faircnild
giving the number Of pardons and commute.
tions granted by the executive during tho
year II was presented. It shows that nine
were pardonrd from the county jails; six
from Milwaukee house of correction twelve
from state prison within 10 days of expiration
Of time, and one Communication. Total mum.
Der thirty three The joint resolution en-.
dorSng tho action of Elk Gov. Fairchild in
his prompt action for the relief Of the suf-
ferers by the northern dres, vas amended by
an additional resolution thanking State
Treasurer B@tz for his prompt response to
the cali Of Lhe Governor.
! ASsena6ly-A petition vas presented for a
renewal Of the St Croix land grant, land some
minor resolutions offered. The joint resolu.
tion in favor Of postal telegraph was referred
to the Committee on Federal lations.
George Atkinson, lumber inspector of Dis
trict No. 2, made the following report OF the
amount OF feet Of logs scaled, and lumber
manufactured on Black river:
Logs called at mouth Of Black river
Observation-Disclosures, IN, 055. 500
Luinbcr Tnanutact ured on Upper go"
| Black river and run 10 Mississippi ,...
market. ..............,......., 1925 1870
| Manufactured and used on Upper
Black river $4,000, 900
Total lumber product of Black
river fnr 1871. ............ .14e, 27l, 7lo
Lumber manufactured at La Crosse -
ANA Vicinity -. 29'75O coo
Shingles manufacl ured in district s.. OO1.OiD
Laih manufactured in district. -. IL 900 900
Railroad les manufac ured III dis.
,rict. -. 5000
Bills were introduced TO amend chapter.
IS. r. s.. so that chattel mortgages should
not cover property in possession o: the mort
eager against third parties, unless duly writ
ten out, executed, acknowledged and recorded
by u Register OF Deeds to prohibit the
purchase or receiving in store of grain, by
OF her weight or measure thereof provided
By law d very stringent insurance law, re
curing all insurance companies except those
organized under the laws Of the State, to
deposit bonds In proportion TO the amount Of
insurance done, no companies less than
$4,000, and those exceeding 100000 premiums
beng required to deposit $50. 900 bonds 10
restrict committees to $l5 OF stationery.
TUESDAY. JAN, -Senate-The reading Of
the journal was dispensed with for the re-
maipder OF the session unlrss called for A
resolution was passed inviting SoldatenkofI,
who is in tile city, and who 10 dspuled by the
Russian Government to visit the penal in.
s,ituttons Of some OF the countries OF Europe
and this country, with a view TO int reducing
any reforms and improvements which may
be commendabIe, into the Russian Empire to
occupy q seat on the floor OF the Senate A
message was received from the Governor, re-
turning bill No. I, senate. to enable the
committee ON investigation to prosecute and
conclude their labors speedily, with his OBJ.
jectiOns The consideration was postponed
until Tuesday morning at II O'Clock.
Assembly.-On request, by resolution. II
c. Nichols OF Juneau, opened the session
with prayer. The speaker announced the
standing committees; s...,.
.-.'. STANDING COMMUTERS.
|. Judiciary-Messrs Winfield Smith, L,
B Caswell, Barron, Bushnell, Hubbrll, Cary
and w. LamOreux.
2. Ways and Means--Messrs Crimmer.
Powell, Graham FetenZ, and Joseph Ran
Federal Relations Messrs. Coleman.
Phillips, May, MaxOr aid WOelz,
4. observation-disclosures Spooner, Fl. F. C..
Nichols. Wallber, White and Corning
5. Railroads - Messrs Swain, Grimmer,
Hixon, Felt, Spooner, Ferrin, Black Corning
and Schott. #n". Enf
6. Insurance, Banks and Banking-Messrs.
Barron, A. Nichols, Stone, Larkin and
Bates
z State Affairs-Messra. l.. B Caswell
Brown, Wallihan, Lewis, Neeves, HON and |
Gnrnee. H} a@ - |
6. Privileges and Elections - Messrs. |
Powell, Hubbell, B. F. Adams, Maxon and |
HOskins. 'sf .' t'-F "t
8 interpretations essrs. jenkins. Low,
Dixan. O'Rourk and Allen.
10 Assessment end Collection of Taxes
Messrs Atwater. Baldwin, ,Comstock, Albert
II. Lumber and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. II.
F. G.. Nichols, Stone, Moors, Patton and
Peterson.
10 Internal improvements 49, Messrs.
Broce, Wood, Brockway. Scion and Beck.
with. . rt.
ID Printing--Messrs. A. Nichols Cory,
Baldwin, BOhan and Oimond $3.50 .G's
l4.s Miitia-Me ,srs. May, Reuther, NeeYess
Horn and Strachan. ,a - ....ttisai
Is. observation-disclosures Burdick, Stafford,
Moore. 0. A. Caswell and McNamara.
= 10 Town and County Organization II
Messrs. B. F. Adams, Brown, Putnam, We'll,
and Weeden. IA a il. gal
II. Roads and Bridges essrs. Pengra
Perry, Bailey. Fowler and Lee. a3lt
Is. State Lands--Messrs. Sackett, RHdd, l.
Perry, Fellenz and RANKIN.
r. 49,. Mining and SmeIting--Messrs. Balm
bridge. Cabanis. Wroe, John Adams and
Rowe. s....t a.t tm.. |;
90. Medical Societies --, Messrs. Ayres, .
Chase, Corey, Richards and Robinson. /.
81. Legislative Expenses-Messrs. Chase. |
Hobart. A. d. Smith. German and WOLF.
%. Engrossed Bllls---MeSsrs Cheever, M.
Adams. B. F. Adams, Rankin and Robinson.
%. Enrolled Bllls-Messrs. Wallber, Sharp,
FORTY, Patten and Walters.
,., JOINT Committees sa+ |