The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-01-20
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Brown, Gleason, De-

Agricultsre-WaIker; Brown, Gleason, De-
wane, f. Mills.
Town and County Organization olburn,
Hurlburt, Field Fagg, lander.
Zorn, echott.
State Lands-ElIsworth, Seymour, Schue-
feldt, Wolf Shiemick.
Mining and Smelting-Coates Stearns,
Jones, z. Griffin, Lavies.
Medical Societies-Booth, Reynolds, Boyden,
Getze, Higgins.
Federal Relatious-Pullen, Scribner, Rey-
nolds, Charleton, Drew.
Education-Chase, Scribner, Teeple, Hardy
McCullum.
Railroads-Brown, Bradley, Ellsworth; Phil
lips, Merrill, Macarthur, White. Robinson, Ger
main,
Insurance Banks and Banking Phil
lips, Marshall, Vail, Martin.
State Affairs-Curtis. Neff, Coates. Luch-
singer, johnson, Goodell.
Privileges and Elections--Flint, Nef. M.
Griffin, Horst Wiltse.
ncorporation-Stocking, Putnsm, keogh,
Tisch Washburn
Assessments and Collection of Taxes Book
Bump, Dent, Lees. kraatZ.
Lumber and NORTHUMBERLAND H.
B. Mills, Anderson, Blount, Mumbrue.
Internal rovements-Lawrence, Steven
con- j. G. Griffin. PAIL, Hammel.
Militia = Field Book, Bump, Walthers,
Charlton
Legislative observation-disclosures, Jordan,
Stearns, Knowlton, Resch.
Engrossed Hlls-Luchsinger Scamonson,
Wells, Mohr, Mccoy
Enrolled BIil,-Hurlburt, Putnam. Colburn,
Gray, Kite.
Joint Committees-Clsims- Comstoek, Pull
| len, Carbys, Taylor, Cooke. Charitable and
Penal Institutions Marshall, Barless, Lees.
Local acknowledgements oyt. Schnei-
der.
Printing-Zautcke, Stocking, Goodell.
Senate.
MADISON, January 1S.-Senate called
to order by Lieut.. Gov. Parker. Prayer by
Rev. Mr.. Wilkinson. >. The evidence in the
Tate-May contested seat case was pre- ented
and referred. /. Resolutions were introduced:
Referring the different subjects treated in the
Governors annual message to the appropriate
committees; requesting statement from
Northern Wisconsin Railload Company was, on
motion OF Senator Barron postponed until
Thursday Bills were introduced and refer
red; to appropriate to the Wisconsin Agricul-
tural Society the sum Of 81, 900; to facilitate
the artificial propagation of fab and purchase a
site for state Matching house; to lay out a
road from Wausau to Shawano; Bill No. 5,
Assembly, legalizing certain school district
meetings in the towns of Royalton, Little Wolf
and Mukwa. in Waupscca county; was taken
=
Flint'e resolution, calling on the State Treas.
urer for certain information, passed.
Senate adjourned.
Assembly.
MADISON, January 18.-The Assembly
was called TO order at 10 o'clock, Speaker
Fiheld in the chair. Rev. E. d. Huntley
offered a prayer :. Petitions were presented
from citizens Of Otter Greek for repeal Of law
exempting West Wisconsin Railroad lands
from taxation. Also another from Bridge
Creek for the same purpose. "A memorial to
CONGRESS- WAS offered for q mail route in Polk
county Resolutions we're introduced for
the publication Of the Governors message in
the English, German, Norwegian and Holland
languages, requiring the State Historical So
ciety's rooms to be kept open till 9 P. M. The
different portions Of the Govern or g
message we're referred to appropriate
committees. Bills were introduced and re-
ferred to establish the salary of the Assistant
out state road from Chippewa Falls to Med
ford, in Taylor county, and one from West
| borO, Taylor county, to intersect the same;
also, to create municipal court for the county
| OF Chippewa; to require all the Justices of the
peace and other committing magistrates to
require security of the COSTS from the COM
Rs N r. ce s1 to e amend chapter
the Supreme Court. and regulating the prao
| tico therein, and concerning the justices
thereof to create and provide for the Office of
| State Commissioner of immigration; to pro-
vide for the laying out of building lots within
the limits Of village and city, making a map
and resembling the same; to amend chapter
BIG, laws of 1874, relating to the form OF con.
veyances of land; to pl escribe and limit the
rate Of interest Adjourned.