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

highways.
To 1ender women eligible to loca!
school offices.
Senate bill to appropriate to to the
State Prison sum of money for current
expenses WAS passed. The bill granting
State certificates to graduates Of State
University was indefinitely postponed.
| Observation-Disclosures against The
taxation ofChurch property were present
ed.
A resolution that the State Beard of
Charities having omitted to report upon
tho Taylor's Orphans Home of Racine,
be requested to examine and fully report
upon the same next year, was adopted.
The resolution to request the Secretary
of State to bind 800 copies of the report
of the State Board of Charities and Re-
form, for members. was passed.
The bill to appropriate to St. Rose
Orphan Asylem $4,000, came up, and
after some debate, the rules were aus
pended and several appropriation bills
put upon their passage. The debate
was continued till the time far the
consideration of the Railway bill had
arrived, when was then taken up and
Commisslonsrs Hsyt and Osborn were
heard on the bill.
THE DEAF AND DUMB APPROPRIATION.
The biIlappropriating 81, 500 for build
ing a smoke stack for the Institute for
the Deaf and Dumb at Delavan, came
before the Senate on ordering it to
third reading.
Thee bill occasioned considerable dis
cussion on the management of this insti-
| tion-and was then ordered to third
reading.
RAILRC AID LEGISLATION.
Senator HIner submitted the report of
a majority of the Railroad Committee,
recommending the passage Of the bill
known as the Commissioner bill"
Senate bill al, to amend the Potter
law, came before the senate, the question
being on ordering it to third reading.
A discussion of the merits OF the two
bills with one or two motions used up
the rest of the evening.
EVENING
REPORTS OF Committees. -
Mr.. Comstock, from the Committee
on the Assessment and Collection of
! Taxes, aAked leave to report on bill 1873,
Assembly, ON The assessment and c0llec-
tion of taxes and exemption Of property,
and sent up'a basket full of circumstances
The committee reported that it bad re-
ceived Z petitions, signed by 1900 citi
zens. praying that taxation may be equal
and 10 circumstances, signed by 5000
petitions, against The taxation of church
property.
THE SPECIAL ORDER.
Speaker Horn said the special order,
368, A., the Commissioner Railroad bill,
would be considered, and he called Mr.
James to the Chair, in Committee of tie
Whole.
The corrected bill! was substitutes fol-
the written bill. Two slight amendments
were made.
Mr.. Welch offered al amendment,
strikig out all after the enacting clause,
end inserting a substitute. the Substitute
being what is known as the Assembly, 141
Senate.
Discussions, motions, rulings correction
J onooa1a Mn TolIOWad
The motion to strike out all after the epacting
| olause and insert the substitute then came up.
/ Mr. WEIGH called Tor the ayes and noes
Mr.. Hudd called for the reading OF the substitute
| It was read, .
ON motion to strike out all after the enactins
clause in the Commissioners bill, and insert the
| Senate BILL III, the vote was as follows:
| ADes-Messrs, Abrams. FAdams, j. Anderson,
Ole anderson, Barden Bachhuber. Barlass, Barber
| Baker Beach, Boyden, Bradley. Bunker. Burdick
Callahan, Chase, Coleman, X. Coates, Comstock,
crosby, Bakin, Dewhurst, Denlston, Dunlap
| Grant CRUDE, Harsh Hodgson, jackson, James,
JonesJ ohnson, Leach, Lees, LLOYD Nelson, Newell,
| Osborn, Plocker, Richmond, Robinson, Rogers,
Rewands' Schmlf Ind S Whitee5 In0"S
! Waves-Messrs. Ellsworth, Fagg, Fifeld. Fisk,
! Guernsey, Harrison, Hobbins, Hudd, Hunter,
M Ms1lTggj NS Martin, Meyer. Merrill, Morse,
Muscowltt, Naber, O'Nel, Ostrander, Richards,
schnchting, Schofeld, Schneider, Serve, Sim
mons Smart. Van, Setback, Wed1g, AeteIer and
| Mr. Speaker Horn IS:
| SATURDAY FEE. 27, SENATE
RESOLUTION CONSIDERED,
Resolution for commission to report to the
next L legislature as to the expediency of remoV-
| inc the State Prison. coming up.
Senator Holloway mcyeda substitute ,lpream0ie
same as in the original resolutlon), and the
resolution q 8 follows:
PesolUed. That the Govern or, the Board Of State
Prison Directors and the State Board Of Charities
and Reform, are hereby constituted commission
TO consider the feasibility and expectancy of
such change and removal OF the State Prison, 10
felcct and report more suitable site with their
reasons therefore, to the heXt Legislature
hssoIued, That said commission lshali meet up
On the call of the Governor.
The substitute was accepted, and the resolution
was then adopted. 4.
By Senator H. N. Davis authorizing the trustees
of the Insane HOSPITAL 10 convey to the North
western RailwayCompans necessary ground Tor
depot. Adopted
sENAsE BILLS PASSED.
To amend an act for the incorporattonol villages |
Relating to nonresident insane persons.
TO provide for taking census or enumeration
of the people ofthe state of Wisconsin.