The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-03-27
THE LA CROSSE BRIDGE BILL.

definitely postponed.
THE LA CROSSE BRIDGE BILL.
The apecial order. the bill to authorize
the Milwaukee and st. Paul Railway
company tn erect bridge across the Miss.
lssippl river, was taken up, and TIN ques
ton being shall the bill pass. the abjec-
lion OF bis Excellency, the Governor. to
the contrary, Notwithstanding The bill
was passed as finally corrected by go TO
90 Absent or not voting 10. Paired 2.
EVENING, 7:30.-The Speaker called
the Assembly to order. The usual batch
OF Resolutions of Thanks was offered
and pissed to the Sergeant at Arms and
Chief Clerk and their Assistants, the
State printer. and reporters.
CHAPLAIN PAYMENT.
Mr.. Merritt, chairman, reported bill
appropriating $50 to pay for chaplain
service in the year 1873, which was re
ferred to the committee on claims. re-
ported back and passed by vote of SO
tn 10
The Senate bill to provide for paying
the chaplain of the Senate, Senator Irish,
$50, was considered in committee of the
whole, Mr.. Palmer in the chair, reported
back and cOncurred in by a vote of 81 ~
81.
WEDNESDAY MARCH 10TH
SENATE 10 o'clock, A d., Lieut.. Gov,
PettIt In the chair
A resolution OF thanks to the Senate
Messengers was passed. A resolution IN.
N'ruc'ing and authorizing the Secretary
OF State to make inquiries as to the mum.
bers etc, of unmai,4ed soldiers claiming
the extra So per month allowed to MAIN
I'd mrn etc, was passed
The Assembly bill appropriating $15e
for chaplain services for the wo houses,
was concurrrd IN by vote nf 90 to 2.
To provide Tor the settlement of the
claim of Morgan L Martin. Ayes 81,
Nays /.
The La Crosse Bridge Bill, Governors
Veto and Message from the Assembly
was taken up. After considerable dis
CUSTOM the Senate refused to concur with
the Assembly In passing the bill, the Gov
erncr's objections TO the bill notwlth-
Standing, hy 10 tn iS-not two-thlrds.
when the Chair announced the vote
by which the Srna refused to concur
with the Assembly, the opponents of the
bill could not resist the template of in.
dulglng ina hearty applause, anal not
until ;he Lieutenant G vernon brought
down his gavel with n,iderable force
did they cease.
The CHAIR announced that he time for
adjournment had arrived.
The SeaHte adjourned ill to morrow
morning at 10 o'clock"
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The Assembly met at 10 A. M
Sneaker Barron in the chair.
Prayer by Rev. H. s. Richardson.
RESOLUTIONS OFFERED
BY Mr.. Kelsey, in'tlucting the Super
intendent of Public Properly to furnish a
statement of the amount of STATIONERY
drawn by each of the committees of the
Assembly. Adopted.
By Mr. CLARK, directing the Secretary
Ut State TO forward to each member of the
Legislature copies OF the journals Of each
mouse ana Ut all laws passed at the pres
ent session ut the Legislature. Adopted
By Mr.. Farr:
WHEREAS. The members or the Assem-
oily have uDqualIfedly expressed their
appr Val of the able manner IL which
the elective officers, State printer, &c
nave discharged their duties thereto re-
1es0tced, That our sincere thanks are
hereby rendered To the matrons Of all our
hGSh-houses. for the very Efficient manner
In which they bave executed the high
Trust imposed upon hem, in catering TO
our never failing appetltes and supplying
the necessaries of life, without which all
the important legislation of this session
could never have taken place.
On motion of Mr.. Palmer, the reso.
luton was referred to the Committee on
Charitable ana Penal Institutions
TWO MORE vEToEs.
The Governor timed the bill for the
relief OF s. D. Carpenter on the ground |
that he had already received all thar
was his due, had fully settled and given
his receipt iull,and should lie bound by |
his agreemant. The Assembly refused to |