The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-03-06

p1llS were passed, among them, to ap-
proprlate sum of money therein
named, for the use of the Soldiers
Orphans Home, for the payment of
current expenses from April 1st, 1874,
and for improvements.
decentralization for the confer.
ring of the land grant, Cor relief from gas
monopolies and remonstrances against the
repeal of the temperance laws exemptin4
certain property from taxation were pre-
sented
Mr.. Felt, chairman of the Committee
on Railroads reported favorably on the
La Cross Bricge bills and they were re-
committed. Several resolutions were Of
fered among them by Mr.. Sawyer, in
strdcting the select committee having the
bill for the repeal of the Gsaham tenn
perance law in charge, to report on Thurs
day.
The folio wing resolution was adopted,
Re80Lgea, That the Committee on Edu,
cation, to whom was referred that por-
ton of the Governors message relating to
education, be and they ale hereby re-
quested to take into consideration the
propriety of teaching the natural sciences
In the common schools of the State, and
report by bill or otherwise, also,
Res0t0ed, That the committee on State
Affairs be instructed to inquire whether
any monument has been erected to the
memory OF his late eXcellency, the Hon,
Louis 2. Harvey, who died while nobly
diseharging his duty as Governor Of the
state OF Wisconsin. Aud said committee
are further instructed to inquire whether
any money has ever been appropriated
from this state, for the purpose of pro-
vldlng any monument to his memory; if
so, what disposition has been made of it
and SAID committee be instructed to re-
port by bill or otherwise
Senate bills were concurred in to pro.
vide Tor the collection OF certain statistics
with view of more fully equalizing the
state taxes; appropriating $685. for the
Institute for the Deaf and Dumb.
WEDNESDAY, FEB &c.
SENATE-Remonstran against the re
peal OF the temperance law was presented
Senator Hiner chairman of the Committee
on Railroads reported all the railroad
Hills without recommendations including
these principal bills. Several bills were
passed, among them, for the better organi-
zation Of the militia of this State. 4 full
amending of 1870 providing for the gov
ernment Of the Industrial School for Boys
was passed. Several bills were passed
and several postponed.
ASSEMBLY. -Remonstrance were pre-
sented against the repeal Of the temper.
ance law, also against repeating exclusive
privileges of gas companies ,also petitions
in relation TO the land grants.
APPROPRIATIONS TO PRIVATE CHARITIES,
Bills to appropriate to the st. Mary's
Hospital, Milwaukee to the st. Rosa's
Orphan, Asylum, Milwaukee; to the St.
Joseph Orphan Asylum, Milwaukee; to the
ST. Amelianus Orphan Asylum, Milwau
kee; to the Milwaukee Hospital, Milwau-
kee; to the Wisconsin Seaman's Friend
Society, Milwaukee; to the Milwaukee
Orphans Association, Milwaukee; to the
Home OF thelFriendless, Milwaukee, each
81 900, and to the Saint Nazians Hospital
in ManitoWoc county, the sum of $500,
were taken up,the question being on their
indefinite postponement. After lengthy
and able discussion the question being on
the Indefinite postponement of st. Marys
Hospital appropriation, it was carried 48
to AZ.
Mr.. Putnam moved to reconsider the
vote indefinitely poaponing the St.Mary's
Hospital bill and to lay that motion on
the table. The ayes and noes being called
the motion was carried. Ayes As, noes DO.
MORE sLAUaHTEF%
The bill to appropriate $1,000 to st.
Rosa's Orphan asylum was then indeti
nitely postponed by vote of 55 to 80.
The appropriation to st. Joseph's Or.
phan Asylum was indefinitely postponed
by vote of 81 to 81.
The other bills were indefinitely post
poned without call of the ayes and noes.
THURSDAY, FEB. 81.
SENATE. - RESPONSIVENESS were pre-
sented against the repeal of the temper
ance law.
Senator Irish, chairman of the Com
mittee on State Affairs, submitted reso-
luton thanking the governor for the sat-
isfactory manner in which he had settled
the Duluth harbor dispute. which was
adopted.