The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-02-18

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THURSDAY Jan. 23-SsnGte-Ths Commit.
tee on finance reported adverse TO the
Governors recommended ops TO change The
Tune for the col cci0n OF taxes and to loan
the funds IN he Stale Treasury. A bil! re-
latlng to divorce was indefinitely postponed
Assem61y-A bl was introduced tn aopro-
priale 81. 900 to each of the niue Hospitals
and benevolent societies Of Milwaukee,. A
memorial 10 Congress was adopted asking
that tue WinnebagDn be allowed to become
citizens and free holders. In joint cOnven-
ton thee vo es were taken for Senator,
but no choice was made. FIRST vote, Car
penter SO, Bragg 81. Cole |. Rublee /. Bum
!, Dixon /. On the second vote 10 day Mr..
Bradley voted for Angus Cameron, and on
the third MIR. Grant vo,ed Tor s. D. Carpen-
ter leaving Bragp's vrle 81.
FRIDAY, January 90 Ssn0te-Bl!ls were
intr duced apDroprIatln2 money TO Institu g
Tor Blind, $1,000 Tor current expenses to
Deaf and Dum5 Institute, $34 500; to
Northern Hospital for the Insane. $l467O0
10 complete building, and S54, 0O0 tor current
expenses.
assembly Mr.. Lloyd resigned the chair
manshlp of the cOmmi' tee ON Federal Re-
latlons and Mr.. Plocker was APPOINTED to
the vacancy. Resolutions were introduced
providing that substitute bills shall be
printed that special committee Of i've be
appointed to cons der al bills relating to
Potter law R.so 'u.ioas were adopted 10
purchase 500 copies of 5upre me Court de-
clsiOn in the railroad lnjunc ion case, aud t.
pay clerks of commute es from the time
services begin The Assembly then went
into committee OF the whole on the general
file of hills for he first timc this sessi n.
In joint convention, two ballots were taken
for s. nator, both result! ing he same. jones,
q Carpenter man, was absent Tsree CHI u.
ges were made from he vote Of Yesterday.
Senator Schuette from Dixon to Cole. Mr.
b. NJ. Coates from Horace Rub ee TO David
Atwood. and Mr.. Thomas from 0 Coo to
N. q. Carpenter. Toe vote stood on the
sew. nth and last ballot: Carpenter, 60 !;
Bragg. So; Cole, IS; Atwood, Bum, /,
and Cameron
SATURDAY, January 30-Ssnate- Bills were
introduced aopropria:ing &28 600 to the
industrial School for boys 500, 800 10 the
State Hospialfor the Insane, tor current
expenses and for new boilers. Bills were
passed appropriatlng $50 each 10 j. FL.
Waggorsr and Geo. W Peck;to IA iIitate the
establishment If law library for the use
of the courts and bar OF eastern part of The
State; codiiying the laws relating to Nor
NAL Schools. After attending join Con
vention for election OF United States Sena-
tor, adjourned.
Assembly, The resolution to print subst-
tute bills was passed. The resolution 10
appoint special committee OF five on the
Potter law was lost by vote OF AZ TO 4S
Bills were Introduced to amend ths charter
of the Port &c & Lake Superit R'y Co., &C !;
10 protect pubic libraries and associations
In joint convention, one ballot was taken :
Carpenter. S Bragg, A.; Cole, l3:J j.
Copy, 3 Atwood, Bum, and Gamer
on, l.
MONDAY, February 1-Scndts-A resolution
was introduced instrucijng The judiciary
Committee to prepare an amendment to the
constitution Of the State, leaving it with
each county TO elect which system Of county
government-the town Supervisor or the
Commissioners will adopt. The re.olu-
tiOn Of the Agricultural Convention, relating
to In crest, was presented and re erred to
the Committee on he Judiciary.
Assensbly-Spcaker Horn being abse"t,
Hon Sam. 8. Ffeld was elected Speaker
pro tenn. by vote of rs too. commun'-
cation was received from the State Agri ul-
tura Society, asking thai the ra tie of IN crest
be reduced to z per cent. The Assembly
went into Committee of the Waole. and
went through the general file In Joint
Convention but one ballot was taken, result
ing as follows CARPENTER As Bragg, 81 !;
Cole, II; Bum, / w. T. Price, !: Geo. G
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