The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-03-11
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VJ OAllI Ue kaKen up f1rSt,
Mr. Hub said, if his memory served
him right, the house had 1858 on the cal
erdar as special order to remain there
until disposed Of. He moved to take that
up first
Motion to take up the Senate bill first
lost-ayes 43, mays 81.
Mr.. Hudd offered the Senate bill As ar.
amendment.
The amendment was lost by the follow
ing vote:
Ayss-Messrs. Bachhuber, Barber, Bliss,
Casksy, Ellsworth, Fagg, Fisk, Harsh.
Harrison, Hobbins, Hodgson. Hudd, Hunter.
Kellog, Kershaw, Larkin, Leigh, LorIgan,
Lloyd, Martin, Meyer. Merrill, Morse.
Museowitt, O'Neil, Ostrander. Pinnev,
Richards, Richmond sehlichting, scho6eld
schmitz, Schneider Serve, Simmons. Smart
Van sehaick' Wsdig, White, Zettler, and Mr..
Speaker Horn-41.
Eays-Messrs. Abrams, Adams; J. Ander
son. Ole Anderson. Barden, Barlass. Baker.
beach, :Boyden; Bradley, Bunker, Burdick,
Colkins, Callahan, Chase, Coleman. B. NJ
Coates, K Coates, Comstock, Crosby, Dakin.
Dewhurst, Denniston. Dunlap, Dwinnen,
farnsworth, Gsraughty, Goethe, Grant,
CRUDE, Guernsey Jackson, James, Jeffry.
Jones, johnson, King, Leach, Lees, Marshall.
Mitchell, Naber, Nelson. Newell. Osborn.
Plocker, Ringle Robinson, Rogers, Rowlands,
Sharp, Thomas, Waste, Washburn and
Welch.-56
Mr.. Flint, who would have voted
against the substitute was paired with
Mr. Halbert, who would have voted for
it, and Mr.. Ford was paired with Mr..
Fifeld.
Mr.. Pinney offered amendments as g.
compromise which were lost by ayes 49.
nays So.
The substitute was then adopted,
ayes, 65, nays 30. The rules were
sus pended and the BILL passed.
The bill to amend section and 2,
chapter l7S, laws, of 1874, to consolidate
and codify laws relative te excise and
sale of Intoxicating liquors was lost by
ayes, 20, nors So
336 A. The bill to amend the charter
of the city Of Eau Claire was passed by
by Al to e8
March A-Senate.
Resolution requesting our Senators
aud Representatives in Congress to
oppose any legislation that authorizes
the issue of free land scrip, form, war;
ants OF lands to the Winnebago Indians
of this State, with power to transfer the
same, until such Winnebago Indians
shall have resided on said Lands and
cultivated the same length Of
time now required Of citizens of the
United States, under tho homestead act
came up for consideration.
The resolution was adopted. Ayes15,
noes, 13.
ASSEMBLY BILLS CONQUERED IN.
To provide for uniformity and the
free use of text books in towns and
cities.
To amend section 6, chapter 1913, laws
of 1864, an act for the relief of S. D. Car
penter.
Relating to and amendatory of section
l, of chapter 267, of the laws or 1874 en-
titled an act to authorize town superVis
sors to lag out public highways in certain
cases.
To amend section l, of chapter 81, Of
the general laws of1S6e, said chapter be-
ing a Ii act to amend sections SO, 70, II
and rs, of chapter, IS, of the Revised
Statutes, entitled, "of the assessment and
collection of taxes. and section 8, of
chapter 385, of the general laws OF
1861"
To amend chapter ia, of she private
and local laws of1sY3, entitled an act to
amend chapter los, of the general laws
of 1868, entitled, an act to accept the
grant of land made to the State of Wis
consin, by Congress to aid in the con-
struction of the Sturgeon Bay and Lake
Michigan Ship Canal and harbor, in the
county of Door, to connect the waters OF
Green Bay with Lake Michigan, and To-
provide for the construction of the samea.
approved March 5, 1868, approved March.
2S, 1872.
To amend section 5, of chapter 103, of
the general laws of 1879, an act authoriz--
ing the formation of town insurance
oonnor;ac annrovnd Navel, % 1870 as