The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-03-28


Committee on Claims reported the facts
IN the printing claim of S. . Carpenter
and presented bill appropriating $12,-
5000 in full, payment Of the same. the
Finance Committee submitted it's report,
and s bill to provide fol- levying and col
Letting State tax for the year 1879 Of
$5O0,000 The Senate refused TO recede
from its amendments to the bill exempt
| ing private property from seizure or sal
to pay municipal debts Senate bills
were passed appropriating $l2, $50 70 to
s. d. Carpenter; authorizing the building
of a soldiers monument In the Capitol
Park; appropriafing $4,000 for the relief
of sufferers by fire in the counties of Door,
Oconto, Brown and Kewaunee; providing
for levylng and collecting State tax for
1872 OF 100000. and amending section 1,
chapter 1913, II. S., entitled of the lien Of
mechanics and others Assembly bills
were concurred in, providing for the GOV.
ernmenS Of the Wisconsin Hospitals for
the Insane; for the organization of cor
poratinns for manufacturing and other
purposes; appropriatihg $4,000 to ?. L.
Spooner for defending State suits in tue
Unlted States Supreme Court memorial
to Congress tor protection of navigation
of the St. Croix river, and the improve
ment thereof
assembly. was refused in
the Senate amendments to the bill exempt
ing private property from seizure or sale
for municipal debts. Senate bills were
concurred IN appropriating $50 900 to the
Soldiers Orphans Home, $4,000 to the
Northern Hospital at Oshkosh Assembly
bills, passed, approprating $1,000 to the
widow OF John Betz killed in firing sa
lutte at the Capitol $4,000 annually to
the State University. Bills were prese Mt
ed from committees appropriating $40 TO
{. .HoUghman Tor treatment of Wiscon
sin soldier for disease of the ear, and
$1,000 to Edward Solomon for expenses
incurred on appeal in defending himself
as Governor. from the suit of Edward
Druecker, for false imprisonment, as one
OF The Ozaukee aatidrafC rioters. The
temperance bill was taken up at 11:30 A.
49, and occupied the time till adjourn :
ment at 100 F. M, a large number Of
amendments being moved and lost.
THURSDAY, March 81 Senate.- A Joint
| resolution was offered and adopted for a
committee Of conference, FIVE from the
Senate and five from the Assembly, on the
disagreeing vote on the bill to exempt
private property from seizure or sale to
pay municipal debts Several Assembly
bills were Concurred Ia am0Gg them ap-
propriating -$20120 to n. T. Beckworth
Tor expenses in contesting election case !;
also appropriaring S601 80 to r. T. Judd
tor same appropriating $40 600 To the
university fund income The bill for the
prote ction Of he harbor of Superior, and
for removing distractions from the Bay of
Superior, were concurred il. The Senate
took a recess until RI o'clock
A$&em6Iy-A bill to provide for audit
ing and paying Calkins and Proudft on
IN old printing contract was passed by a
vote Of 90 To 81 Bills were passed to APP
proprlate to the Orphan Asylum school of
Sisters of Notre Dame, Brook field, Wau-
kesba county, $500, by vote Of SO to 26 );
and to ST. Johns Home, OF Milwaukee,
$1,000, by vote Of 40 TO 50 ; to provide
lDr the protection Of the harbor of Supe-
rior, and for the removal Of obstructlons
from the bay of Superior; authorizing
suits and other action by the Governor,
aud apprnpriating $4,000; to pay the
clerks for opening the present ses-
ston Of the Legislature, ard to ray
for indexing and transcribipg the
journals of the Senate and Assembly.
Srn4te bills were concurred i'll /: to
enable married women to transact bus
mess, make contracts AMI sue and be sued,
and to define the liabilities of husbands
and wives, and to enable them to testify
in civil actions and proceedings, On mo-
ton, Speaker Hail. Mpssrs. Winfield
Smith, HiXon, MaXon and S w. Lamor-
euX, were appointed committee for CON
ference with the Senate committee on the
oil exenptlng private property from
seizure or sale for municipal debts. a re-
cess was tn ken to 3 G clock to consider the
temperance bill
THURSDAY Evening, March 2l-Scnate
The bill to define certain privileges and
powers (Beef S.ough) came up on rs
third reading An amendment was in
troduced AID lost. The Assembly having
refused to concur in the Senate amend
| mcnts to the temperance bill, the Senate,
after call Of the Senate to secure "a full
attendance, refused to reccde from the
amendment to ection 4, prohibiting drum
kenness and providing for fine and i'm.
prlsonment, and receded from the amend.
meht exempting native wines Several
bills were considered in Committee of the
Whole and ordered to third reading.
AsSem6ly.-The Senate amendments to
the bill to prevent the evils of intemper-
ance were lejected. An amendment was
adopted to the Senate bill for the relief
OF Floyd Smith, OF Minnesota, convicted
OF stealing horse in Waukesha county,
in this State. aud sent to the State Prison,
but pardoned 10y the Governor, OH the
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