The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-03-20

Railroad was ordered to thild reading
by 20 to 10: The rules were suspended
and the bill passed.by % to 10. A motion
to reconsider was laid on the table by %
to 9.
senator Potter moved to adjourn by
singing the Doxology. Carried and the
Chair appointed Senator, p. as leader.
Loud applause but no singing.
On motion of Senator KRIESS the
Senate adjourned to ~ o'clock this
evening.
EVENING, 1904 large number of
Assembly bills were concurred in and
several Senate bills passed. A large
number of bills were indefinitely post
poned among them to provide for COM
plete geological survey of the State. The
Milwaukee and st. Paul Bridge bill was
ordered to third reading
AssEMBLY.-Leaves of absence were
granted to Messrs. Fay, Stephens and
Glbbs'the latter indefinitely. Mr.. Kelsey
offered the following:
Resot0ed that this Assembly commends
the honorable conduct of their represen.
tatlVes In Congress from Wisconsin, who
| opposed the recent action in that BODY by
Wnlch large increase of salary was I'M
Justl nably appropriated, and that thanks
are hereby rendered said representatives
| for such action.
Mr.. Clark called up the motion to re-
consider the vote ordering to third
reading the bill repeating the law exempt
ing the West Wisconsin railroad from
taxation.
After lengthy discussion the motion
was carried by 40 to 86. The bill was
then indefinitely postponed By Al to 80 =
10 absent or not voting Brannan
with Pound. The bill to pay Mr.. Della
ny $50 year for four years was ordered
to third reading by 81 to 81 The bill
to appropriate 1928 to G. E. Weiss for
expenses incurred in contesting his seat
with Hiram r. Bond was ordered to O.
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third reading, and also the bill appropri.
ating $175 63 to Mr.. Bond. Several SEN
ate bills were concurred in and several
Assembly bills passed.
EVENING, 7:30-The Assembly and Sen
ate resolutions instructing Senators and
Representatives to favor postal and tele i.
graph facilities were indefinitely postpon-
ed. The tariff Assembly joint resolution
was adopted. Several Assembly bills
passed, among them TO amend the law of
1872, to provide against the evils result
ing from intoxicating liquors. The bill
to provide for the free transportation of
all State officers on the railroads Of the
State was indefinitely postponed by 81 to
27-19 not voting. The bill against mem
bers of the Legislature accepting free
passes or tickets on railroads was indef
nitely postponed.
SATURDAY, MARCH 18TH.
SENATE.-The Assembly bill in rela-
tion 20 the Callzins 81 Proudfit suit against
the State was passed. The Milwaukee 81
St. Paul bridge passed. Several bills
were concurred in, among them to amend
the temperance law of 1872.
EVENING, 7:3Q-The Senate recede }
from its amendment to the bill increasing
Supreme Court Judge salaries so as to
prevent the increase during the term for
which any judge who may resign was
elected, was adopted by vote of 10 to
7, and the bill passed. The AssembIy's
tariff resolution was indefinitely post
poned by vote of IA to IL. The Assem-
bly, resolutions relative to Cows Harvey
and Randall concurred in unanimously.
Several Assembly bills were concurred in,
among them to prevent indecent exposure
of the person; to pay clerks for indexing
and byanscribing the journals of the Sen :
ate and Assembly; to pay the chaplains
of the Legislature, by vote of 10 to s..
The Senate bill relating to the publica-
ton of delinquent tax lists was passed.
Senator Schmidt's bill to equalizs the pay
of soldiers by giving So month to single
men enlisted from Wisconsin, as we'll as
married men, which would have involved
an expenditure Of several million dollars,
was Indefinitely postponed by vote of 30
to 4.
AssEMBLY.-The following, offered by
Mr.. Kelsey yesterday, was adopted:
Re0OzDeI That this coon, hi camoaDdo