The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-02-01
LEGISLATIVE.

THURSDAY JAN 1S. 10 A. M.-SsnGte-
The A ssembly joint resolution, changing
the name OF the, Committee on Charity.
bit and BenevOlt MT I..Sil:utlnns 10 that at
Charitable AMI Penal Institutions. was
Concu red in a Bill was introduced to-
amend section GO nS chapter 10 ut She
Revised Statutes increasing the appr"'
priation tor the library Of The State Su
OCrinendent of Public Ina:ruC ION. n
iO,nt resolution Was adopted that 5000
copies oi the reports of he committee 81"
charitable and jcnevUlen institutions. be
print for the use Of the L, gi<lature
The special order being The Governors
Voto Of bill No. ]. The Sena giving
adj; onal power To the Chippewa D-lls
Investigating Committee WAS taken mp.
Senator Mayo II 00ntrov&rtel the posi-
tinns OF the Governor at SINE length,
ami the further consideration # the sub
was then postponed till Tuesday next.
As>emt'y M. Soliatenkoff. the Rus.
sian Prison Commissioner, was introduced
by the Speaker and addressed che Assem-
b v rs tOllows:
Mr.. 8peqke, and Gemlemen:--I thank
You mosl heartiy ia: the kind reception
wnlch t has pl,ased y"n tn give me
Yesterday hat the distinguished hohor
t. b" presented tn he honorable Senators
of Wisconsin 10 dav, j: IS my high priv
ilege To occupya seat in the more p"pu
lar branch al the Legislature While in
Ru sia | heard much ut Wisconsin and
the great West, from my TREND NJ. Cur
tin, but did not eXneCt to find here
such a rich and powerful immunity
built uD in less than 40 years Slch rap.
L. dcVciOpemenC Is almost incoln IIrrtleils;
bic. hut having observed the spirit % the
- nple OF your State, AMI now standing
IeEe and l0nking upon the mnttn, For
war !. on your III cid, unders' an: how
You have attained such succ IS, in the
pas, and am c 'i,fdcnt tha it will he no
less brliliuu III the fujure. ~.-tt.
Petit Gus we've presented against rx-
empt'On of religious or other societie,
fr,1n taxation; tor >. law 10 mitigate the
evils OF incompetence for "a renewal oil
the St. Cook Lan'i Grant. A resolution
Yves offered appropriately referring the
Governors message. The jun ,es' luton
thh' no new business be received after
the 18th OF February was adopted A
clerk each WAS rlIowed the Committee
on Judiciary, Railroads. Safe Afflrs,
EnRTossed and Enrolled Bills, and refused
to Interpretations and Stale Lands. A
memorial to Congress WAS infr0duc d for
ship canal around Niagara Falls Bills
We're introduced tn enable railroad com
panies organized under chapter 73, r s.
relative to JOINT stock companies to con
demn land needed for their roads; to
amtnd chapter sc, laws Oi 1879, so as not
to conflict vi h The orgauization of town
Insurance companies; to repeal sectiOA o
of chapter 81. laws of 1871, taxi G dogs !;
to- make elrcti days legal holiday
III" following Tts lGtlOns was adopted:
IeeSOtUed, That 5000 copies of the Gov
ernor's message, IN the English language,
9,0O0 each in the German and Norwegian
languages, and 1000 copies in the Ache
milan language, be furnished by the pub
lic printer TO the Sergeant at Arms for
the Assembly. ''
3 ie Senate res0lu ion prohibiting the
adjournment of either house of the Lepis
lature Tor more than a hours, without
consent of either house, was tabled
Messrs. Winklcr, jenkins and Cary were
appointed "n the joint committee to re
port legislation made necessary by the
Constitutional amendment. ..''-...-..
JENA - aIi "a DCilJsOu from Tx
Gov, FairchiId, Judge j. G. Hopkins. l.
s. Dixon, General David Atwoud. Mai A.
j. Parkinson, O'Malley, Fritz Veerhu
sen. and S32 others, citizens of Madison
and Westpori, for a law to prevent the
evils rcsu ting from the sale OF intoxica
ting liquors; also to the same effect from
20 citizens, OF Okee, Columbia Co.; alst,.
from citizens of East Troy, Walworth5
County,; from 455 citizens of Baraboo,
also relating to the same. A Joint resolu I
tl"n limiting the time for receiving bills
20 Feb, 10th. Yves concurred in. The Sen
Ge adjourned until Monday evening at q
assembly Mr.. Rankin resigned hi
place ON the committee ON engrossed
Oliss tue Speaker appointed Mr. Cowie
40 III the vacancy, also Mr. Messrs. Per
BY, OF Sank, and O II. Lamor4nx add /
ClOnai members Of the cGmmil,ee on town
and county organization, and annor. ,ced
the sollowing committee: - 80
o" the Temperance Bill mo. ~ Messrs
Granani Cory and Alien. T" D>Se0'
Numerous petitions for law 10 d,n;n
ash the evils resulting from intemueranc.
were presented, Il solutions v ere DIR
cd directing sets Of Wisconsin laws. ~
ports and other State documents to y.
4urnlshed tLeAlbrary of the Chnago Law
AhsUute; character zing tariff for an,
purpose but revenue unjust ana unconsfi
Gutlonai; After cons siderable discussion
proposed amendment to the rules to al. l
AZ" smoking in the Assembly Chambe