The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1874-02-07

secntive term - Bills were introduced; relating to
stay of executions; to provide fof nn19rin IL IL
books to amend the law to prevent frauos III 80
of personal property to provide for locating schoo
houses: TO authorize Boscobbl to issue addl,iohdi
bonds to regulate the inspection OF fish IN Mn"au
kee to pfotett fish in Green Lake 10 pros,ue -
election of county Commissioners TO organize cor
porations for general purposes; to repeai tHe Ia"
relating to certain duties OF county boafds 10 pro-
vide for revision of statutes TO amend tns IsI tt
lating to the manaG cement OF industrial Scnooi Iur
boys: to provide for the government OF hospitals
FIR the insane to provide Tor re assessment anu
collection of tates relating to statistics from
COMMITTEES aud villages --Committees reported Tor
indefinite postponement of the bin Masking labor
and material on railroad bed first lien said road
and in favor of the bill making A lbs bushel OF
Timothy seed.--Some time was spent III commit
tee OF the heleGankin in the chair. ADJOURNED
Senate.
FRIDAY, January 80. A resolution
was offered approving the action of General Grant
in the removal of the Winnebago Indians.-Bills
were intro duced establishing the salary Of assistant
Attorney General at 81 200 per annum this to be in
full for all services resolution III relation
to support of the poor requires the superintendent
file bonds for the faithful! discharge oil his duties
The bill amending the law for the collection OF
taxes and legalizng certain acts of boards OF super
yisors, provides for collection on the 1st day OF
March instead Of the LIST of February. The bill
abolishing the office of Treasury Agent, requiring
Tteasur er to perform duties heretofore performed
by him a bill legalizing the lease of the Sheboy-
gan and Fond du Lac Plank Road Company passe
under suspension of rCles.--On leave Barron
introduced bill relating to mineral water in Capl-
toll Park and to derive an income therefrom. Refer
red TO the select committee.-The Senate con-
CURED in bill relative to the police court of Madi-
soh.--Ihe Senate refused to adjourn until Mon
day evening A bill abolishing monOpolies was
laid over until Wednesday neSt.-The bill from
the Assembly relating to the government of the
hospital for insane was passed under suspension
| of rules.-A bill was introduced to appropriate
81 600 to st. Joseph's Orphan Asylum of Milwaukee.
Adjourned.
Assembly.
Many leaves of absense were granted. a motion
was carried that when the Assembly adjourn it be
to Monday evening. -Remonstranoe was received
from the Reformers of Rock county against the
peal of the Graham law.-Fified introduced a
resolution asking committee state affairs to en-
quire under what authority Ex-Governor WashbuIn
entered into certain negotiations with the
North Pacific Railroad, and report as soon
as practicable Kingston, resolution
that in the opinion of the Assembly, the
General Government has acted wisely in removing
the Winnebago Indians; by Hamilton, that the
Assembly post Office be opened only certain hours
on Sunday.-The joint resolutions of yesterday
relating to the revision of the laws taxation,
ferred to the Judiciary Committee; relating 10
amendments of the constitution 10 make it conform
to laws; relating to furnishing six copies of Synop-
teal Index to each member asking the Secretary
of State to furnish information to the doings of
| the Farm Mortgage Company were all adopted. -
The resolution that yesterdays prayer be spread
upon the journal indefinitely pOstponed.-
Phelps introduced memorial to congress to refund
certain money advanced for the construction OF The
| straight cut in Milwaukee harbor. Hubbard, bill
| to limit commencement of actions against coun-
ties cities, &c. Richmond, to amend the law au.
thorizng the city of Appleton to fund its corporate
Indebtedness, and i'll relation to the corporation
of said city: Peckham, to amend the law authoriz
| ing the formation of town insurance companies
Dunning, for the enlargement of Insane Hospital
by Field, to provide for the sale OF village lands in
Douglas county by Carr, to amend the law relating
school officers WEIGH q facilitate
| work of boards of supervisors; by Hubbard. reat
ing to claims against counties for defective ta1
certificates and deeds by ZOrn, to abolish swamT
! land commissioners of Manltowoc aud Calumet
counties; by Bouck, to amend the law relating tc
proceeding against debtors by attachment; to amend
the law regulating ire and inland insurance com
panies--A Joint committee on claims reported 1
bill relating to the government of the insane hos
pital recommending its passage. and il passed.