Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-03-19


Liquor Commission Dill was passed. 70 "a.
sion OF ave persons. moi Office holders. whose duty
it shall be Ito investigate the alcoholic and fer
mented liquor traric and manufacture, having
special reference TO revenue ana TAXATION ~ uir
tingushing, a. far as possible, III Inc CONCLUSIONS
they arrive at between The effects produced oy the
use OF olstled or spurious as dsuneuirneu iioui
the use OF iefmehtcd OF mat hquots' W .e
poets in Connection with pauperism, crime,
wee the public health, and general wei
~on' y, sl =, p,s osnI,a nf repss and re-
strciiye legislation for the prevention of intemper
ance in the several States and the effect pro-
duced by snch legislation upon the consumption
of distilled or sprituous LIQUORS or fermenled or
malt liquors also, to ascertain whether the evil
% h h seen ~ ono on az Sim
uant and substitute for alcoholic drink has become
more general in consequence OF such Legislation;
anu Whe'ner .nu pnoie 1l d nav sid TayiS
anereDy. !, sna nso ot tne a 20, u tastmnnx %
sion 70 ga.het I 10 gu yiat -, ,h ha
W nhe.nel .no wi " ~; u, athar cnrntriaS
same ekseht Or mort 80 IN ~, ara cnn
anu whe.ne, , t ,o,ogn ha una ~ s,mp,an1.
sluereo ihost IN ''ie ueo VI -, 80
are 30 through prombitory laws; alsoi 10 what
uegree pronSnory iegsaon nas .d i;o
sun anu nv VI , su IN POO :; 80
nluors III 'nis oouhliy sun VI ~ hiRR
plopr,atou 70 oarry ou' aile ;,hut siar obn
tho cohniseoners W eoi'o . "i'ioit y $50 az,
tn ln inolueu'aI . a nni ''iAA''"o ~ W
ou'ou'liieh' " Tue ''h
Tn the Houso IN the 9Th a hill WAS
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Passeu au'hofiAins the oooie'ai! Vi n' ."', ~
contract for bronze statue OF the late Admiral
Farragut Several reports Of private character
were considered "A resolution of the Massa-
chusetts Legislature resembling the resolution Of
censure against Senator Sumner, was presented.
AID journed the session Of the 7th to be for
debate only.
49, Co.,
NO business was tfahsac'eu III inc oeh-
ate on the 9th and hut little bushes in the House
,,o,t ,ranohas nd;orrnirg an, 81 re.nact ,o Tho
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memory ofex-fres.deht filllnore. IN tne iiouSe,
resolutions Wele passeu ooiiint Yen VI .ns
private ana Puolc virtues vi .he ue.Iaseu, anu
tend his funeral at Buffalo on the 18th.
r, tho Sarate an tba 1Otb a resolution
.,o,,,oa or,,-,,a;n,, a,or, ,a,,o, a. ,bo ses,h
" "uof - 80, e 1t =,
Vi eA-i ieeio'n' r"iNo,e' anu pio'e 'o' Va
appointment OF d comihtlte OF uiree senators 10
attend the funeral IN behalf OF the senate. "A
joint resolution OF the Illinois Legislature ASKING
the passage Of law to prevent unjust discrimina-
ton in charges by railroad companies was pre-
sented and referred, as were also resolutions
OF the Legislature OF Wisconsin for the
Improvement of water communication be-
tween the East and West. "A bill was
reported from the Judiciary Committee declaring
Railroad acts of 1854 and 1866 thai for the con.
sruction OF the Central branch OF the Union Pacific
rairoaa IahuI aiu oomJs VIZ Nv 49,, ,oi ,u9
nrnhihitng The Issuance OF bonds or patents for
ppnv extnnsion of said road or of the Hannibal
e Ii Joe Railroad in excess of 100 miles next to
the Missouri River Mr. Boutwell, announced
that the state or ms neaitn was such siae ne mus.
Joint Committee TO investigate the District of
Columbia affairs, and he was excused Mr.
fease was appolhteu ap 'louilohnl ihchpcr i, %
me ConiHi,Iee on houcaioh anu i'an3 1 ne
inS coihntiss,.9ns ~ , m XII ~
by the PRESIDENT was passed inc me DIN 70
eq"azt 1ue n and NJ Vi Ferrv Wcb Se;vared
hiengtny ar guinchl III ia'O' vi ~ . n;iiS ou
Tue Nailohal puaAihs sSe'0i' - 'A-N'O"'I''7 'i"n
T., the Uonsa on the 10Th resolutions
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OF the Faifons Vi huSoahufs Vi '"iaeo"i' "pp'ai
ing to Congress to secure the Improvement OF nav
igaon in the Mississippi River and its tributaries
by ample appropriations, and demonstrating
aganst Che nr pnrnnratnns and ranommend
ing that the proceeds of such sales be given to the
States for school funds were presented DIE
Mere s purnoeas ~ prevent ih
nseIase slanehter of buaaIoes within the Terrific
ries A LENGTHY discuss was had in Committee
of the Whole on the Legislative Executive and
Jndicial Appropriation bill Adjourned
After the opening prayer in the Senate
ON tho 11th Mr. sherman announced that one of
- uos ~, ord nerbsns divine, " and no
our humoer hes NJ anu po'A"p' Ems, INV AZ
therefore moved an adjournment, ana laereupon,
In view OF the prooanly latal iiihess Oh senator
any business.
n +bo Uouoa IN tho 11tb hills were
-, .,aoot -, poh,rorr !. 1917,
pAs'ou W -, aa-,oin ,oIa;or, a,a sojIor, .
giving pensions W CERTAIN e''"'0's "tu '"'''i7
the war OF lS2, ana 10 restore 10 the pehsioh-roi
those persons "hosH names were seach ron
in consequence OF dlsloyalty; granting Ihiriy DOL
lars for artificial eye TO soldiers VINO nave lost
eye; to amend Section 10 OF the tension law OF
March B 1873 by proVldng tnat, III casG OF the