The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-01-23


pers in the State where published, and
abolishiDg the franking rivilege, was
adopted. BIlls-were introduced to pro
vide tor executing The trust assumed by
the State of Wisconsin by its acceptance
OF the grants of land made by Congress
By conferriDg the Superior and ST. aCrpix
Land Grant on the Forth Wise 'nsin Rail
road Company; declaratnry of the intent
and meaning of sectinp 2,'"t chapter 13O,
of the General Laws of 1863, relative to
the exempi ion Of property of MasVns and
| like secret societies. Senator Irish was
invited 60 open the daily mort ing session
with prayer. sfn.# as anft g.
AssEMBLY.-The session was opened
| with PRAYER, tor the first time Rey..P s
Mather officiating. Papers IN the con-
| test OF the seat of Mr.. Weiss of Milwau kre,
| by Mr. Bond, were presented. A resnlu-
| ton was offered, to- amend the c0nstItu'
ton SO as TO have the Assembly elected
once in tw" years, the Senate once in four
years (half biennially aud the Legisls.
ture meet only bienpiAlly. The memorl.
al in favor OF the soldiers bounty land
| bill Was referred tO the Committee on
! Federal Relations; az also the Senate nae.
mortal trrC,ngress for the protection Of
Chippewa Indians against being drtraud-
ed of their pine lands. Senate resolu ion
| for an in yes tIgati Of the Soldiers Or
phans' Home WAS cnncurred in -sse..
| WEDNESDAY JAN. 15.--SENATE, Sew
eral btlls weru introduced the principal
Of which were appropriate $4,000 for
the use of the Northern Hospital for the
Insane at Oshkosh, and $50 900, for the
State Hospital for the In~ane AT MadiiOn
/ ASSEMBLY,. The Go ernor's Message
was referred to- different standing com
n.ittees except that part relating to the
! harbor Of Superior, for u hch special
committee was provided. sl IL t3rGs
The resolution cutting IT, be reception OF
bills, except from comml zee previously
appointed, after February 9Th was ADOPT
ed. There was ~deDate on u. resolution
directing h" enforcemep OF the rule pro,
! hibitiuk smoking ~ TIE Assembly Cham
! Der tue gen raj drift ot which Was against
the practice but the re olutinn was tabled.
! 50 the Assembly talks against bat al
! lows smoking in the Assembly Chamb r
Wise Legislator! Sure y the best inter-
vsts of Il e people must he safe IN their
| hands. And he proceedings of the As
semb.y are written III the book ut clironl-
! calls oil the Assembly,
ASSEMBLY G )NMErrEEs.
The following is l'st of Assembly
committees, appointed by Speaker Bar
ron, with the counties OF their residents
Judiciary-H. A. Patterson, Rock
w. 2 Bartlett, Eau Claire: j. g. Curtis
Brown; q. r Obs, Walworth; A. E
Bleebman, Monroe; FL. L.. Palmer, Mil
Waukce; Sat Clark, Dodge. at'
| Ways aud Means-A. E Pound, Chip
pewa: N. L james, Rtc6land; r. M. Lew
is, Fond du Lac; Morti z N. Becker
Milw ,ukee; Thos. Wall, Wnnebago. +"
Federal R,latmns-W. 7. Brtlett
Eau Clare; VIM II Bar ran, Brown; d
Stthhins, Kewauuee; Levi B. Villas, Dane;
J. B S,esnper, Milwaukee. r. t~'
Educati0n-R W. Hubheli, Oconto
/ G.. w. Putnam. r chiand; David T. gay
re, Rock; Rn5'e Lees, Buffalo; Peter
Doyle, Crawford. "@f fi"f
Railroads.&c.. K Felt, Rock; A. Farr
Kenosha; Fl. E. H"ughton, Pepin; A. D.
F. ,ote, Green Lake; D r Clements, Por
ltagr; A Mcmillan, La Crosse; II. L. Palm,
er, Milwaukee; Sat. Clark, Dodge; 10
>eph RnakiR, Manit0woc.
Insurance. Banks and Banking-A
Mcmillan, Lacrosse; S :. Brannan, Col
umbia; +. G.. Parks Wsukesha; @ j. Rich
Outagamic; Thomas Wall, Wennebago
State Affairs 8 Cnreis, Brown; A A
Topper, FOND du Lac G Seaman, Mil
waukee !; w II Clise, Grant LIB Villas
Dane; B S We'll, Washington TM N Beck
,r, Milwaukee. @ "4' 2" -.IL .'.'"
Privileges and Elections M Button,
Tremuealeau; A FArr, Kenosha; + Mer
rift. Clark; II w Sawyer, Washington ; 0
S DAVIS, Manitowoc H a1 It' ~.
Interpretations r G Nichols, juneau,
John Young Sank; David RhOds, Wauke-
sha; ID L Plumer, Marathon 7 6 Ste
phvns, Grant sfe II ~
Assessment aud Collection of Taxes
G w Putnam, Richland; w Wan Setback,
Milwaukee; FL Ell Cornwtll, Dame Jacob
Sander, Milwaukee; John Runkel, Dodge.
Lumber and Manufactures--C Foster.
Wiunebago /: J w Osirander, Jefferson; @
nj Sanger, Milwaukee,; e w Hubbell,
Ocont,;' John A Remer, Outgamie. 1r.
Internal Improve ments-H q @ Brace,
Columbia;O w Thornton, Dane; O A Cady,
Adams; F Gnewuch, jefferson; 7 n Fay,
Fond du Lac ifar8HB ".js& et"
Paintings Grammar, Columbus; E K
Merritt, Clark Carlos L Douglas, Wal.
worth J A Becher, Milwaukee |; Otto
Pullman, Shsboygan d1ua u
Mnlitia--Jnhn Msnteith, Grant Ed. E
Merritt, CLARK w FL Bartrsn, Brown; ID
G. Fulton, st. Croix w G Fuller, Dodge.
Agriculture--O. W. Thorntoa.d Dane !;
Richard Richards, Racine; G. "A. Cady,
Adams; J. Luchsinger, Grsea !. Thomas
Tobir, Milwaukee. ss.,.
Town and County OrganIzatioa-A. Wood,