The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-03-11
INDEFINITELY POSTPONED.

! INDEFINITELY POSTPONED.
To provide fer the publication and dis
tribution of the laws of Wisconsin, relat-
ing to town and county government.
To amend section 2, chapter, II, R S.
relating to fence and fence viewers.
Relating to compensation of county
Judges.
Amending section 2, chapter 434, laws
of 1864, relatingto cobifying school
laws.
Adjourned till 7 o'clock this evening
Afternoon Season.,
Senator Holloway, asking the Gov
ernor to withhold his signature to Assem-
bly, bill No 407. relating to the license
fees of railroads, which bill the Assembly
refused to return to the Senate for recon-
sideration. The rules were suspended
and the resolution adopted. Ayes II
nees 4.
| A remonstrance from Jefferson county
against the taxation Of church property
was presented.
The votid by which the Senate concum
ed in407 A. relating to the license fees Of
railroads was reconsidered by ayes 49,,
noes Z.
The Assembly was then notified ofthis
action, and again respectfully requested
to return the bill
The bill relating to town insurance
companies was concurred in.
An assembly bill to amend the law al
lowing Legislative reporters to drawS20
worth of stationsrysso as to cut down the
amount to $40, came before the Senate
for action was indefinitely postponed.
VETO.
A message was received from the Ex~
ecutive, withholding his approval Of q
bill to incorporate the Sparta Gas Light
and Coke Company On constitutional
grounds. The veto was unanimously
sustained.
ASSEMBLY.
The Assembly met at 10 o'clock.
PAYING FOR PRAYERS.
Mr.. Smart asked unanimous leave to
introduce au appropriation bill, as
follows
The People Of the State Of Wisconsin,
represented in Senate and assembly
do enact GsJolIows:
Section 1. There is hereby appropriat
ed out of any money in the State treasury
not otherwise appropriated, the sum OF
fifty dollars, to each OF the following
named clergymen of the city ofMadison,
for opening the daily sessions with
prayer, to-wit: To Rev's Richardson
E Wilkinson, Hayes, Richards, Wacker and
Bright.
Section @ There is hereby appropria-
ed to Rev. j. M. Thuringer, for prayers
offered in the Assembly, for the most
noble, the most worthy, the most
< intelligent and tho most enlightened
body ever assembled in this or any other
State of the Union-Louisiana not
excepted; and for invoking the aid of the
divine Seer Moses for the Governor to
become shining light IN the political
horizon; the sum of enc hundred
dollars.
Section 3. This act shall be in force
after its passage.
Bill rejected under The rule.
Joint resolution to allow the Wisconsin
State Hospital to deed depot grounds 70
the Northwestern Railroad Company was
concurred in:
| Resolution No: 65, that the attorney
General be instructed 10 take action lat
ing to the $4,000 IN the hands of the
State Treasurer, was adopted.
! The Martin claim resolution for SIC, 900
came up again and was lost by ayes 43,
Noes, 43.
The bill fer the relief of JOINT stock
companies was eoncurred in.
Tue following were refused passage:
To protect newspapers from malicious
prosecution.
Folegalize policies os insurance compa-
nies for term exceeding five years.
The bill to prohibit town and city as
SCISSORS from holding two terms success
sively then came up.
Nr. Hudd offered an amendment to