The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-02-25
A. Bate, Wm T. Fish, D. G. Hooker, and Sam.

| a. I6ate, Nm L. flSn, d. G- Hooker, and Sam
| Scales.
! Asylum for disabled soldiers.-C. c. Wash
| burn, Matt. III. Carpenter, Ed. s. Bragg.
| Special Commissioners on Grasshopper Re
| lief.-ThOmas Weeks, A. McGonegal.
Deaf and Dumb Commissioners, W
| Keyes, Major Culver. J. Allen BarlIe.
Blind Institute Charles G.. Williams, Ed. E
| Bryant and Mr.. Markham who correspond.
| with Howe,
Regents Of the University.-Andrew Bishop
Gabe Bouck and II. D. Barron.
Commissioners Orphans Home-4 lex. Mitch
ell. Samuel Marshall. Thad. Pound.
Printing Committee.-David Atwood. f. B
Boiens, N. S. Murphy or A. NJ. Thomson. OIL
whichever gets the Sentinel stock.
INSPECTORS of Whisky.-Saml Rindskopf j
| c. McKcnney and Geo. r. Smith.
Charities and Reform.-Jim Ross, T. D.
Kanouse and SAM Hastings. provided the
Feejee Islanders have not eaten him for g
dried and smoked missionary.
State I,ibrarian.-,IOhn joy.
State Prison Commissioner -Satnree Clark
Trustees for Insane HoSpitals.-lf not com
petent to attend to outside, are competent to
be put inside Particularly the latter in care
of McDin, who can teach him to count two on
returning boards.
At the conclusion of the message the
Speaker announced the following
MESSENGER BOYS:
Eli Waste, Henry Payne. John ED
red, Hobe Sackett, n. S. Murphy and
James Bintlff.
RESOLUTION
By the S., NJ and st. P. r. r. Co.:
ResolUed, That the usurper, Cover
nor Carpenter, be, and he is hereby aut-
horized to print his message by INSTALL
ments in the Daily Worker, during the
session; and that each Sovereign mem
Der be required to subscribe for at least
one copy, at a cost not to exceed 5 cents
per week, until the printing is complet-
ed, if it takes all summer; Sunday ex-
cepted.
BY Mr.. Lees:
Resolued, That the West Wisconsin
Railway is horse thief and villain,
and that its land grant ought to be NOV
ed to Buffalo county.
Referred to J. G. Spooner.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Senator Barron, bill to amend the
name of r. l.. D. Potter, by adding
thereto the Greek Alphabet.
Referred to the Railway Lobby.
q. P. Burdick, a bill providing for
the purchase of Rock county, for a site
for the new Blind Institute.
Referred to the city of GAINESVILLE.
S. U. P1nney, bill giving political
mechants and their families hens ON
platforms.
Referred to J. r. Dooittle, the Earn
est Man.
General Atwood, bill to appropriate
sum of money therein named, to defray
the expense of transporting the "Potter
Law to the Centennial Exposition to
be held at Philadelphia in 1876.
Referred to Senator Barron.
Matt. III. Carpenter, bill to render
G. @. Washburn eligible to Office.
Referred to Postmasters.
O. w. Wight, bill to prevent J. r.
Doolittle from attending Legislative eau
cuses
Referred to Jim Coleman.
Hon. E. W. Keyes, bill to re-
organize the Cedarburg Rifles.
Referred to Fred. ". Horn.
Mr.. Comstock, a bill to provide for a
theological Survey.
Referred to Dr. Q. W. Wight
Ben. Coates, a letter from @. c..
Washburn, promising not to contest for
the Senatorship.
Referred to Angus Cameron.
The order of business of the general
file having been gone through with,
carpet-bagger Peck told the troops they
could file out, and the displaced officers
and members could ''gnaw file." He
said the body stood adjourned.