The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-03-19
BILLS PASSED.

q ," aOa&iHt tlhpteT NJ, 49, %. s@nENft q
''of stare s,ffcers -ont atz as Il. vi
Relating 10. .cv,pmon schouI,,,; i,tltg
the bay that proglded fer qspBfg ac i.
emifs. Ile'i has, been lipdsfa, '.iY p.s1
y s.aa .~aa Il 'e a4taual
The v"*e wa, rees,nsiderea, an ACTON
OF Mr.. Weeis~, ana the hiilapassesl
To fac'i'H the ext, uriou Of Igqajs III,
certain Cases 9t asi ssm sa aaes Il
r Ea-ahlng 80 ialnt stock companies,
Isriatl4g i~ 3le prn9ec4ioa af st
Cfofx 'an's. :lH.a a96~ mt} -.
RepepI'ne she law providing Tor ii
Leg's!At'T. Visiting Comtplitees.a .
The b'iI.appsnpri4tipg "a sum If mope,
in anG at'on' he Caultol Park Game Il o.
and, ttef considerable discussion was
passed r. a~-.- e7, *e sa@ +. .e.s
WEDNESDAY. M'reh II, SENATE. -
Vrr~ of thanks were rendered IT, Lieut.
Gov Parker aud H4n J. G, Hnilo~ay
President pro tenn ~ the Senate. ..
REVOLUTIONS Considered.
The jplat resolution for adjourpmens
sine die on The 1stb lnst.,. was taken W.
Senator Bieekmsu offered an am n,t
ment providing that the fnai adj ure,
nent be VII The 18th inst, and that ~
business be transacted cxcepg % sign tAlis
and receive repurts from eac1 house
after 1s o'clock to dsy Tie amcadinrrIt-
was a1opied md the feSoialon al atnetlt
cd was ado pied. "a2 " t""E F.
Joint Resoluron IF Senator Grimm
rc quare1 tie Commissioners of seisool ;sAa
University lands Ga ascertain Of vipe Sc
rotary of the Interior it patents e., Ger
tain lands are nos due the. state. @ -
3 senator Il ] aeklnaa, select committee no
ML.pm was referred Senate bill Nas184
Il regulsteI pnfJs so railroads. aid
provide Tor the APPOINTMENT OF "a raiIrnad
commission, reDorted q Substitute for he
b;il pT"Vldiqg for a clerk for sad
commi5slnn- MI TIE substitute WAS Adopted
rules suspended and he hn! passed. -e
The clerk repairing thae thgre Was no
bueness OF tbe table, on motjon Of
SeD&tar Burop, the Senate took a recess
ill Il "cIoca. z .4 ..l.nf
Votes ot thanks were rendered .toJ H.
Chief Clerk !; o. N Aklns'
Shrgean ~at Arms 4. ]. Wine,
Puatma~Ger ]; and the reporters W 10 nave
been in attepdance during the sessmn. 81
i The joint Resolution and mem oriss
relating to tariffs and taxation, were
reported back by the Committee IN F,d~
raj Relations, q: G indefinitely postponed.
Amessag> from the Assembly announS
ced that the Assembly had refused to
concur in the Senate amendment to the
bill Tor levylng p state tax, and had
appointed Senators Il. n. Davis and
Burchard, on the. part Of the Senate. a.-
a bill to provide for the election o.
justices OF the peace and constsbles IN
incorporated Villages. Ru!.+ eespsn3ed,
and bill o0ncurred In. 5aH III
Senator Burchard moved that ieinl
resolution No. o., Senate, relating
certificates to the Central Wisconsin,
Railroad Company, called back from the
executive office, be taken up, and to
concur in the Assembly amendment, and
it WAS conCerned In. ..sfa -5s.,.-..s
Senator McCord called up bill No.2o
Assembly, relating to tho form OF convey
apccs Of land. .t
Senator McCurdy moved TO Indefinitely
postpone Lose--ayes 4, noes Is.
And the bill was ordered to- third
reading by ayes II, noes 4. RuIes
and bills concurred IN.
After the close of business, Senator
Barron, in behalf of the Senate, rose III
his, place and presented the Lieut.. CIV
ernor an elegant watch aud made an slol
gusnt speech, te which the Lieut.. Gov
ernor replied in ola eloquent speech ex
Eressive of bis pleasure and satisfaction
and asking Senators collectively and in
TO accept OF his thanks.
Senator Burchard presented Chief
Clerk Waggcner with a Secretary ma king
a speech to which the Chief Clerk rcpIl
d..e ssata Ess aas 81
j r. NJ. AT the opening OF the session
Senator Barron presented the following
joint resolution, which sass adopted IN