The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-03-21


the time of the Senate until 9 O'clock.
The auHenos1t mt exempGing malt liqgorsI
was lost by vote Of II TO 10 The cues
ton then was on the amendment submit i
ting tie question TO vote of the people
at the fall instead of the spring election.
which was finally adopted 16 to Is, butt
the amenGsnept was LOST by a vote of Us to
x Senator Foster called for the previ-
Gus question, WhIch was ordered by vote
of 20 TO 49, SenatoreCameron moved q
call OF the Senate which was ordered.
Pending the call Senator Jones moved To
adjourn. The vote was lie of Is to T5,
but the 1t. Governorvoted "aye."
Asso'nbbe. - Several local bills were
paaSfG .Bllls passed 80 provide for pay.
ing Mr.. Sraacis, clerk, and Mr.. Baker,
sergeant alarms of the Del!s Invesigat
ing C''musittee, $3.50 each. and to pay the
witnesses. After considerable debate,
bills 60 provide for uniform system Of
accounts at the State charitable institu
tions, sndto pay the chapalns of the Leg
iSlature each $75, were ordered to third
reading.
EvEE5NE Senate bills were conoarred
in to paySS75 each to the chaplains of the
present Legislature f67 to 15); to xppro
pirate to each member Of the Chippewa
Dells Investigating Committee $3.50 CC7s
to 1, Mr.. May) to provide for UNIFORM
system 81 keeping the books and accounts
OF the Stste Charitable and Penal Igstitu.
tions; TO provide for depositing in b@nks,
at interest, funds of counties with taxable
property of over $3O,680,000. Assembly
bills passed to- provide for the crgsi'i0l
ton of cgrpofatc companies in certain
cases; TO repeal the acharter of tia ST.
Croix and Superior railroad colnYany
Most OF the session was occupied in dis
cussing the bill defining, confirming and
extending certain powers and privileges
of the Beef Slough Booming Company.
FRIDAg, March Is Senate Com
nittee on Charitable and Penal Institu-
tions presented a bill to authorize the
purchase of. land tract for the Wisconsin
Institute i0r,the Blind. Some excitssaent
was had or ,thc tenn perance bill Senstor
lIlsh meveS the previous question, ana
! Senator Cameron mGvsed a call of the
Senate. After some delay Senator ICish
withdrew hss nOtion in order to act upon
sn amendment proposed by Senator QGim
by, and proceedings aHder the call
were dispensed with. The Senate being
full, Senator s6nitnby's amendment, ex
emptlng native wines made from grapes
grown in this State. WIS adopted By a
vote of z % is. Senator Bclden then ia.
PRODUCED the following amendment as
{ O. ction 4. WHICH WAS adopted by vote of
/ 60 to 10:
| ut shall be uelawful Within this State
/ for any person Ia become i0toxicated ed, and
any person found in state or condition
* intoxication, shall, on conviction there
Of 5e punished therefor by being held in
custody, by order Of the court before
which such person may be so convicted
or by imprisonment In the county Jail not
less til one day dor more than sky
days, and may in addition thereto, in the
discretion of the court, be required to pay
the costs of prosecution, and may be re
tanned in Jail or in custody until such costs
are fully paid"
An amendment providing that the pro
visions shall not apply to pure beer or ale
was lost A motion to reconsider the vote
b which the Senate refused TO adopt the
amendment submitting the bill to vote
of the people, was lost. The main cues
tIon was then ordered, and the bill order
ed to third reading by the following
vote:
Ayes-Senators Bacon, Beden, Blair,
Brown, Colladay, Eaton, Fl Mt, Foster,
Griswold. Hiner, Holloway, Irish, Jones.
Lindsey, Magoon, Miner, Nelson, Pratt,
Quimby, Thorp and Williams-21.
N0es-Senators Cameron, Clark, Davis,
| Huebschmann, Kreiss, Little, Mitchell,
Morgan, Reed, Schmidt, Wagner and
| Woodman-12.
A motion to suspend the rules for the
passage of the bill was lost; two-thirds
not voting in the affirmative. The special
order, the bill to exempt private property
troAa seizure or sale to pay municipal
! dcbtR, came up, and caused some talk on
the smendmcut, which was finally adopt
| ed 0s@a
Assenobly-The entire morning session
and much of the afternoon and evening
were occupied in discussing the Beet
Slough bill, which was ordered to third
reading by 48 to 20. Several bills were
Pissed among which were to provide for
the government of the Wisconsin hospi-
tails for the insane. yrs
SATURDAY, March -4Senate-Tbe Ju-
dietary Committee presented bill to sub
NIT to vote of the people an amendment
to Article of the constitution. increasing
the number of judges of the Supreme
Court, which was passed under suspension
ct the rules. The bill appropristing $780,
ooo to the Northern Hospital for the In
aahe was passed. The temperance bill |
was eoncurred in by vote Of l8 to IL.
ano the motion to reconsider laid on the |
table. The Senate concurred in the AS
ssmbly amendments TO the Adjournment
resolution, agreeing to adjourn sine de on
the 26th. The Northern Fire committee
or.ed bill appropriatlng 50 900 to the