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

CAKSu ~. lseiuSGu LO ADOPT Tue report
ayes 81, nays al.
INDEFINITELY POSTPONED.
To establish board offre commission
ers in this State was indefinitely post
poned.
BILLS CONQUERED IN.
To amend section IS, chapter 1856 la VS.
OF 1853. an act to codify the laws of the
state relating to common schools, W az con-
CURED in.
The bill to appropriate, to the Deaf and
Dumb Asylum. for a smoke stack, 81, 500
was pssssd-yes 50, noes s.
To exempt the Wisconsin, Valley Rail
road from payment Of license money for
thrse years, was concurred images 81,
| noes 81.
To appropriate to the Governor, Attor-
ney General, ETC., $3.50, for the relief OF
Micheal Cottages 81.
The Winnsbago Indian resolution was
concurred in.
| BILLS KILLED.
To enable school districts to build
school house, amending section l,chapter
ii. laws Of 1866. oily refused to
concur.
To secure to joint school district equal
distribution Of taxes.
ToAmend chapter 159, laws OF 1868, for
the relief and support of the poor.
To secure liberty of conscience to in
mates of State institutions Ayes 81;
Mars e.
BILLS PASSED.
To permit town insuranc &c companies to insure
real and personal property ofladjoining towns, in
conformity with the present law.
/ For the better organization of the State Militia
To amend section d. chapter $40, laws of 1874, to
lay out Stste road.
Allowing towns to furnish text books for the
use of schools.
! This provides for the purchase of text books
saying nothing about uniformity. Concurrsd in.
Joint resolution No. 20, S., regarding granting
lands to Winnebago Indians, was adopted.
The act relating to towns insurance companies
were concurred in.
Adjournedto 1880.
EVenln2-Ihe rules were susE pended and the
following three bills to pay the expenses incurred
In relation to the inquiry concerning the alleged
crimes and misdemeanors of Judge D. W, Small
ana Jared Thompson, court commissioner were
each read three times and passed.
To appropriate 1895 10 to Roby, Burks & Co.,
Photographic Reporters in the Small impsach-
ment trial; to appropriate $200l0 to John W
Bracket SergeantatArms OF the Assembly, for
expense In subp@naing witnesses in the Small
impeachment trial to provide for the payment
of witnesses ia the Small Impeachment trial.
me Governors veto Of the Spring Green bill
was received and Assembly 1efused to pass it
over the veto. Votes of thanks to the Chief
Clelk and Speaker were passed. The Senate
Quimby railroad bill was indefinitely postponed,
and 80 were the Senate bills, comforting power on
police courts, of costs Of Justices of the peace,
relating to trespass on land.
The bill relating to the directors Of the G. N.
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concurred in. The bill appropriating 300 TO
each Agricultural Society in the State holding an
annual fair was passed. The Senate bill to trans .
fer the Soldiers Orphans Home to the Regents
of the University for Medical College was con-
Cured In.
FRIDAY, March 5.-Senate-Met at 10 o'clock
but there being no business took recess to meet
| at the call If tina Prasf6ant
The afternoon and evening passed with nothing
TO 90 except passing joint resolution and ap
pointing Senators Barron and Black on the part
of the Senate to wait on the Governor and ascer-
tain If he had any communications to make to
the Senate or Assembly
Assembly met at 10 O'Clock, but there being
no business the Speaker announced an informal
recess. During an informal recess several pres
entatons were made. At the evening session
joint committee was appointed TO wait on thu
Governor.
| SATURDAY, March 6.-Senate-A list of bills
signed by the Governor was received. At noon
the com mittee reported that the Governor had
nothing farther to communicate and It. Governo or
Parker made few closing remarks and decla rod
the senate ad journed sine die
Aseemoly.-Mr. Sharp as Speaker pro ten,..
Horn, as he had to 90 home, called the Assemh1v
10 ora or. An informal recess was taken. AS the
CLOCK showed IL o'clock approaching the com
mlttee reported that the Governor had no further
ing that ne had been designated by Speaker Horn
VINO mad been called home ON account OF sickness
OF MS family, to occupy the chair, declared the
Assembly adjourned sine die.
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