The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-03-19
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AID scholar whose loss the United States
shaHe - Gepore s.. t-
ReaoI0ed, That the Governor transmit
eopy ~ he foregoing reso ution to the Presi-
d"n OF the United States Senate and torthe
Governor of Massachusetts,.
vote OF thanks IVES passed to Michael
Lynch Doorkeeper and collection taken for
bis benefit
EVENING There being no business the
Seiajeadjc urned.
4 BMBLT-i resolution referred 20 Mr.
ComSleck with Instructions for him TO repotr
= x dAFs was reconsids red and then. Mr.
C"mNtUcl, alter reading rale and showing
ha cnutd no report without c0ntravening
the riale, moved that he resolution OF censura
whlrh bad been offered be expan ed from
the urnal and the resolution was Adopted
fhr. Governors veto Of lie Columbia county
.fsAd biu %as sustained by 24-Ss II
he Assembly bill providing tut he levy of
state TX. cane back 10 the Assembly with
al anne ndmtn', increasing the amount trern
1857 525 t" S57, 595.
the Assembly refused to concur in the
amendments, and MessLs. Rankin, Martin
and " :lch were appointed Commute G. Of
Confer ace, Oh the part oil the Assembly.
A bill provide for auditing the claim o.
Sorenson ara Frederckson. for work done on
he Northern Hospital for the iu.ane
f9ia@ THE STATE TAX. ...
Mr.. Rankin. IRON The committee of Cog
terence, on The dlsagreeIng vote upon The
.saE"rat lax oil. reported iii favo: OF strik.-
irg op2,l' 1857 .5s5 Z and inserting in piacs
hereof ''S4s7 ,525. as tse am yuni to be rails
ed GIVE .-'s~ t.s" @'f -
RE repori was toucnrrets iI--aYes 81; moss
NJ FINAL ADJOURNMENT. sgrTLED,.a
TIE Senate Resolution fix;ng the time o.
fioat adjouna,ent at ~ VI. Saturday the i4th,
and lntting off all business except The recap.
1'"u ~ messages rom the is houses and the
Governor Ter a o'clock P. NJ, on the llth
ns# as adop,, d. ~
RAILROAD RECONSIDERATION.
ar. ii III, sw mosed that he sole by which
hiIl No. 81 8 q oil III relation 10 railroads.
s:as eerrcd the Railroad committee thls
m,anin~, be Iecous.dcfed, which prevailed.
AID fite TIL as retptned by eospmiGtee ans
takrn az, 4..e-as.f .t.li ..ss.s s5.sys at7.E "a
On niotnn, the assembly receded from the
elnb,y amendments 10 said bill, and it
vs. epneuffed in by vote oil 46 to 10. tf
Votes oI thanks were passed to Speaker
Galnlei Bouck Chie: CLERK George ". Peck
and his Assistants, and Joseph Duester, Ser
geant at trnls =S"t @' '@'
the Speaker announced the death OF Hon.
Charles Summer and on motion appointed 49,
u committee to draw up suitable reset atione
IT, b@ presented 2. III. Subsequently, The
Sena'e resolutions on tn same SUBJECT were
reSe'ved, ANA at an ogenlng session adopted.
THURSDAY Mardh i2, SENATE FINAL ADJ
JoU,nnien. An Assembly message aunouace6
htt thai body had amended the ~lne reso,w
ttou IN relation 20 the time 0 fiual adjourn
uieh', making tue lime of final adjournment
on ht; 18th inst, al 10 o'cock Nj sa 80
TheChaiE decided that the said amendment
con not be aced upon by the Senate, tue
terms the reso' utlon itself shutting OF all
business. except to receive messages and
sIgnlns Glis ..-z.-, ,..- s.-.-sf e.
Dc motion OF Senator Black. adjourned 0
hat.pasL seven this evening eafs
EVENING -.ln the Senate. Senator Grahan
was called toithe Chair by the President. q
message was received from the Assembly, an
nounclng The, dtption OF joint resolution,
ln'oi inning he Governor that the Legislature
was ready o adjourn size dsc. ard had AD~
pointed Messrs. Reed. Bingham aud Calis
AS committee 10 walt upon the Governors
on consideration of which the President an.
nounced Senators Barron aud jones' VS. the
committee 10 wait on the Governor On the
part OF the Senate. Senator Barron then
moved o reconsider the vote by which it, re-
used 10 concur with the Assembly amend.
mentAo the joint resolution in reratioa Is
fnai adjournment, which WAS carried, anS
The date was fixed so AS TO read 9 O'clock p
NJ. OF March 18th. sl' s~a
Al S:55 o'clock 2. N. the President address
ed the Senate as follows:
SENAToRs:-Before declare this session
adjourned. / desire TO return you my thanke
tor The kind aud courteous treatment that [
have received at your hands
On taking this cpair. st the commencement
81 The session, had many nisgiQings as te~-
nv ahisity To preside over Your dclluefasIoasA
III manner that Wouid be aceeptable: bnE
your kindly assistance and courteous conduct
toward me and to eac. other has made nv
ahors 0 pleasure. 2aa sef s*HsA ~
20 he President pro tenn, and TO the Chief
Clerk. am under great obligations for tne
assistance tEey have rendered me, and Also.
o tne Sergeant alarms, and 10 each OF me
employees OF the Senate. for their gentlenanSe
iy and courteous treatment, and to tbe,n
rel urn my sincere thanks Ya
The empty seats here te-night tell us that
many OF lhA Senators nave already. departed
toi their homes, and you are all undonbledlv
an xious 10 return to your homes and TO your