Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-03-27

bly, blllS 10 regulate tne keeping VI slaugn
ter houses in this state; to amend the
charter of Stevens Point; to amend
section of chapter 90 of the general
laws of 1874, entitled an act to amend
chapter one hundred and twenty-six,
private laws of 1867, entitled an act to
incorporate the Milwaukee and Brook
field macdamized turnpike company;
to amend chapter JAG Of the laws Of
1872, eutitled an act to authorize the
organization of corporations for other
than manufacturing, mercantile, insur-
ance banking, transportation, or trading
purposes, ard of the acts am mandatory
thereof: relating to town insurance
companies, and amendatory OF chapter
344 Of the general laws Of 1876, entitled
An act to COdify and con-
solidate all laws in relation
to town insurance cOmpnies
to authorize Henry Hewitt Jr., and
Erie Macarthur and their associates, to
construct and maintain dam across
the south fork of Flambeau river: to
amend chapter 1873, general law OF 1861,
entitled can act to amend chapter 10
Of the revised statutes" and chapter %
of the general laws of 1859. entitled ian
act relating to the sale of land
for unpaid taxes and the con-
yeyance and redemption thereof"
to authorize William Miller, his ascot
ates. heirs, and assigns, to erect and
maintain dam across Mondeau creek,
in Taylor county; tC legalize the acts of
school district No. l, IN the town of
Fremont, in the county Of Waupaca;
to amend chapter AZ of the private and
local laws Of 1869, entitled "an act to
incorporate the Wisconsin Odd Eel
lows Mutual Insurance Company"
to authorize the building of sidewalks,
and for the protection of the same, in
unincorporated villages and towns; to
provide for the improvement of Bru-
ney river for log driving purposes. The
bill to pay laborers in the lawful money
of the United States was indefinitely
postponed. The governor sent in a
veto to the bill to incorporate the city
of Ahnapee.
FRIDAY, March 14.-Assembly.-In
the assembly the senate bill to pay the
Calkin's claim was concurred in and
bills passed to amend the charter Of the
city of WATERFOWL; to amend an act
relating to hawkers and peddlers to
legalize the official acts of J. b. Brad
ford, a notary public Of Eau Claire
county; to detach certain territory
from the town ofOrion, Richland coun-
ty and attach the same to the town of
Eagle; to authorize and require the SUI
pervisors Of the towns of Hertonia,
Outagamie county, and the supervisors
of the town of Mukwa, Waupacca
county, to adjust and equalize the
amount of work and labor to be done
by said towns on town-line road.
SATURDAY, March 16.-Senale.-
senate held bitter session over the bill
providing for the assessment of proper
ty for taxation and the levy of taxes
thereon. This was the third bill on the
same subject passed by the senate only
to meet death in the house; while the
latter body has passed two bills on the
same subject that have been killed in
the senate. The bill was finally passed
Mt 2 o'clock and the senate adjourned
until Monday night.
SATURDAY. March 15th-Assembh,-In
the assembly the annual budget was
concurred in. Bills passed: to author
ize the Red Wing and Trenton transit
company to transact business in the
state of Wisconsin; relating to the inn
provement of the Eau Claire river, in
the county Of Eau Claire, state of Wis
censin, and to allow VIM. A. Rust, his
associates and assigns, to build and
maintain dam thereon, and to drive
logs in said river; to legalize the West
Alto cemetery association; relating to
counties and county officers; to amend
the act relating to the police court of
the city of Eau Claire; to authorize the
Red Wing and Trenton Transit Com
pany to erect a bridge across the east
channel or slough of the Mississippi
river, in the town of Trenton, county of
Pierce, and state of Wisconsin; to APP
propriatc to the Eastern Monroe coun-
ty agricultural society, 800; to provide
for the publication of the laws relating
to town government; for the relief of
persons holding street commissioners
certificates of the city of OcontO; to
provide for the publication of two
thousand copies of the constitution for
the use of the common schools. The
assembly adjourned until Monday even
ing.
MONDAY, March 1Sth.-Seadte.-ln the
senate there was barely quorum.
Assembly bills were concurred in: Re
lating to hawkers and peddlers; to le-
galize the acts of the common council
of the city of Chippewa Falls relating
to street work: to legalize the acts Of J.