The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1874-02-14

THURSDAY, February "a Memorial


on railroads was received; also hume rous remon-
strances against the repeal of the Graham law
Holloways resolution, relating to increase of tariffs
on gross earnings, was amended by substitute re-
quiring the committee to report q bill fixing the
max mum rates not less than per cent, and pro-
bibiting the increase of rates from the schedule OF
June, 1873, which substitute adopted and after
long discussion referred to the select committee
on tariffs and transportation.--B Bills were intro
duced, by Cotzhausen, relating to the
Court House funds in Milwaukee; also
relating 10 the salaries of clerks of the circuit
and county courts of Milwaukee; also relating to
the support OF the poor IN Milwaukee on munich
pal court; also to jurors in courts of Milwaukee :;
relating to embeZzemeut by carriers; for the pre-
servation of game: to establish uniform rates on
railroads. "A bill authorizing an agent TO super
intend railroads in Grant county passed.-The
Governor has sent to the Senate the following names
Regents of the University Chas. A. Neisbrod of
Oshkosh, and A. H. Weld, of River Falls Balls
were passed recurring county announcements OF
the poor TO file bonds for the faithful discharge OF
their duues; to invest the title OF certain unre-
deemed lands in counties; requiring supervisors to
throw up school districts that fail to maintain a
school for two years.-The joint resolution pro-
viding for amendment to the Constitution
fixing biennial sessions, was passed.
Assembly.
large number of circumstances were received
against the repeal of the Graham law. one signed
by Governor Taylor Memorials were introduced
to Congress for the repeal of the banb ruptCy law
to protect navigation Of ST. Croix Rivera petit
ton for the repeal of the Yellow Riv,r improve
an increase in rates OF taxation on railroads from
to per cent a communication from the Secre-
tary of State relating to the Farm Mortgage Com
pany.--Bls were introduced to constitute a
judicial circuit, No. 10 to prGhbt the use of
testers !; by wheat buyers, to enable railroad en-
poyees t. damages for injuries received in
the discharge of their duties 10 provide for he
purchase OF $50 copies of Webser's Dict onary by
the State superintendent to appropriate $50
TO f.. W. Young, for services assisting
clerks at this session of the legislature
to amend the Law regulating the sale of mineral
oils for Illuminating purposes to authorize rail-
road poutOon bridge at Prairie du CHEN to amend
the charter of Milwaukee; TO amend the school
code; for appropriating $4,000 for improving the
Capitol Park to repeal the law exempling property
from taxation to grant certain lands to the Wiscon
sin Railroad Co.; for the protection of the fish in
Walworth county for organizing ndust rial schools:
to revise the aw incorporating Green Bay to divide
the sixth ward of Milwaukee relating to the dis
posal of the dog tax; to organize the county of
Tay Bills were passed to amend the law in
cooperating the village of Fountain City, Buffalo
county; amending the revised statutes of manner
OF commencing civil actions to provide for the re
covery of costs and fees in cases removed from
justice courts to courts of record leealize the
acts of E. o. Jones justice in Columbia county
to ascertain annually the number of acres of the
principal farm products of the State.
Senate.
FRIDAY, February 6.-Remonstrance
against the repeal of the Graham lava resolu
ton to extend the time for receiving new bust
ness to the 18th was laid on the tabe.--A resoIu-
ton requiring the Superintendent of Public Pro-
perty TO issue six copies of Spencer's Digest was
adopted.--A joint resolution for an amendment
to Sec. %, Art.4, of the constitution was offered-
joint resolution was adopted allowing the select