The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-03-04

Blind was offered, passed and ordered to
third reading.
"WEDNESDAY, Feb. "a. Senator
monstrances against the taxation of
Church property were presented. The
bill approprlatlng 81 900 to the North.
western Agricultural Society was passed
Ayes 16, Noes 10. Assembly bills to
prevent gambling on railroad cars and to
appropriate money for the erection of
signals, and TO aid in the determination
Of secondary points in Wisconsin, by the
geodetic connection division of the
United States Coast Survey were passed.
SENATE BILL PASSED.
To amend section 95, section 1S, re-
vised statutes, relating to the assessment
and collection of taxes.
Authorizing Commissioners of School
and University Lands to loan q portion
of the trust funds.
To Apr opriate $3.50 each to FRED
bennett and R. NJ. Strong, for indexing
the Legislative Journals.
Appropriating $500 for the purchase
of English Reports.
: Appropriating 1891 81 to H. L: Palm
or.
Appropriating $4,000 to the State
Agricultural Society.
Evening Session-The bill to secure
liberty of conscience to inmates of State
Institutions. after lengthy discussion
was passed by l8 to IA. A motion was
made to reconsider and lay the motion
on the table, pending which The Senate
adjourned.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS against the
taxation of Church property were pre-.
scented.
The Committee on Claims reported
that the bill fer payment Judges Dix
on, Orion and |. c.. Sloan for services in
the railway cases do pass, as the services
were extraord nary AMI the cases very
important.
,, The Committee en- Charitable and
Pens. Institutions reported against the
bill providing for feeble minded chill
dren, as the appropriation to charitable
and penal institutions this year, are
already SO large.
The vote of last evening adopting
the substitute in relation to the Blind
Asylum was reconsidered. Assembly
refused TO order 10 third reading the
bill to extend the time of exempting
Wisconsin Central Railroad lands from
taxation to five years. A motion to
reconsider SO as to amend the bill by
substituting three years instead of five
was lost.
Evening-The vote of the morning
session refusing to reconsider the vote IN
relation to exempting from taxation
the lands of the Central Wisconsin was
recOnsidered and theamendment ofthree
in place of five years adopted by So NJ es
to 38 nays. The Assembly then refused
the bill as amended, q third reading by
vote of 50 to A,
The bill relating to narrow gauge
railroads was concurred in. The sub
stitute for the bill to provide for re-
building the Institution for the Blind
was rejected, and the bill was then read
third time and passed by vote of "a
to- IA.
Senate bills Nos 36, relating to con-.
mon schools; %, relating to public print
1C6, relating to normal schools, were
concurred in.
Senate bill No. 81, appropriating money
for current expenses to the Institute for
the Deaf and Dumb was concured in.
Bill No, l8l, A., relating to the duties
and fees of register of deeds. passed.
THURSDAY, Feb rs. SENATE BILLS PASSED
To enable school districta 30 levy taxes
for the purpose of building or purchas.
ing school house. and to amend section
chupter iii, laws Of 1856.
Relating to insurance companies
To re-enact chapter 535, laws Of 1865,
relating to the acceptance of the grant of
lands made to the State, ny act Of Con-
gress approved June rs, 1874, to aid in
the construction of = military road from
WouS3u tn lake SnDcrIOr