The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-01-18


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On Finance, Banks and Commerce
]. B. Treat, Green; L. w. Barden,
Columbia; John L. Mitchell, Milwau-
kee. a1al 5-.5 a8
On Railroads.. Farr, Kenosha;
Thomas b. Scott, Wood; III. S. Sacket,
Green Lake; l.. w. Van Schaick,
Milwaukee: Sam. S. Fifeld, Ashland;
M. p. Wing, La Crosse; John L. Mitch
ell, Milwaukee; Joseph Rankin, Mani
towoc.; w. w. Reed, Jefferson.
On Education-H.R Richardson, Rock
w. III. Hiner, Fond du Lac; r. E. Davis,
Dane. a ha mla
On Manufactures and Commerce-R.
d. Torrey, Winnebago; w. III. Hiner,
Fond du Lac; George A. Albert, Milwau
kee. h
On Interpretations and Public I'M
provements- Thos. B. Scott, Wood; j.
B. Treat, Green; James Ryan, Outaga-
ME. IT, ..- 4, .t--as ST.. --
On Town and County Affairs-Mark
! Douglas, Jackson; George Grimmer,
KeWannee; H. G. Mumbrue, Waupaca.
On Public Lands-W VIM. Blair, Wau-
kesha; Mark Dauglas, Jackson Charles
H. Williams, Dodge.
On Military Affairs. Henry Tate,
Vernon; Thos. A. Bones, Racine; George
| A. Albert, Milwaukee.
On Privileges and Elections-H. S.
Sacket, Green Lake; r. ID. Torrey,
Winnebago; Phillip Schneider, Wash
ington
On Legislative Expenditures A.
Arnold. Trempealeau; VIM. Blair,
Waukesha; PhillipSchneider, Washing
| ton. e
On Federal Relations-R J. Flint,
Dunn A. Farr, Kenosha; It. r. Hudd,
Brown .i#
On Roads and Bridges George
Grimmer, Kewaunee; D. L. Downs,
Richland; ID. Cavanagh, Fond du Lac.
On Agriculture-A. A. Arnold,
Trempealeau; D. E. WEIGH, Sank;
Daniel Cavanagh, Fond du Lac.
On Mining and Smelting-T. W. Van
Setback, Milwaukee; A. Farr, KenOsha;
G. H. Williams, Dodge.
OnEngrossed Bills-Geo. B. Burrows,
Dane; 0. G. Hathaway, Grant; r. E.
Davis, Dane.
On Enrolled Bills-Thomas A. Bones,
Racine; J. Henry Tate, Vernon; James
Ryan, Outagamie.
JOINT COMMITTEE ON PART OF SENATE.
On Claims-D. E, Welch, Sank; H.
/ Richardson, Rock; I'll. B. Mumbrue'
Waupaca.
On Charitable and Penal Institutions
ID. L. Downs, Richland; W. w.
Reed, Jefferson.
On Printing-Sam S. Fifeld, Ashland ;
James Ryan, Outagamie.
Asseap6zy-The Assembly met at 10
o'clock, Speaker Cassoday in the chair.
Several resolutions were introduced
some were laid over under the rules
and some were passed. A resolution
to meet the Senate in joint convention
at 2 80 to receive the Governors mes
sage was passed.
JOINT CONVENTION.
2:3O o'clock, P. M. The Senate met
with the Assembly in Joint Conven-
ton, and Governor Ludington deliver
ed in person his annual message.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 12-Senate-
Resolutions were introduced to amend
the constitution, to increase Supreme
Judges, ratified; resident clergymen
invited to open sessions with prayer;
for adjournment on the goth of Feb
uary. Bills were introduced relating
to appeals from Justices Courts; to
appropriate to the State Prison $751;
OOO Adjourned till Tuesday morning
next.
| ASsembzy-Leaves of absence were
granted to several members until
Tuesday morning. Speaker Cassoday
announced the following standing COM
mittees of the Assembly: /
On Judiciary-Messrs. Pope, w. E.
Carter, Spence, Kelley, Pierce, Ringle,
Flanders.
Ways and Means-Messrs. Kelley,
Nelson, Rice, Hamilton, Neuhauser.
Federal RELATIONSHIP. E. Carter,
Dixon, Leavens, Salentine, Hubbard.
Observation-Disclosures. Bailey, Maxwell,
Anderson, Keogh, Kenzie.
Railroads.&c.. j. Fisk, Hurlbut,
Phelps, Shepard, Hyde, Cash, Wedig,
McCollum, Van Waters.
Insurance, Banks and Banking
Messrs Vance, Phelps, Dousman, Wall,
Hammel
State Affairs Messrs. Baldwin,
Lindsey, Dockstader, Field, Hyde,
Carmichael.
Privileges and Elections spence, Fl. |
J. Fisk, Luchsinger, DALEY, Sheuber.
Interpretations = Messrs. DeLand, |
Gray, Newman, Walker, Arnold.
Assessment and Collection of Taxes.
-Messrs. Hall, p. Johnson, Truell, /
Finn, Crockett.
Lumber and Manufactures Messrs.
Burnett, A. L. Baldwin, Lindsay, Goethe,
Wannemacher.
Public 1mprovements-M essrs, Black, I
Greening. KnaDn RrOSt McCarty.