The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-01-31

board Of supervisors of Washington county for
an addition To the asylum at Oshkosh for incur
able patients. Referred to the committee on
charitable and penal institutions. Adjourned.
MADISON, January 22.-Quares offered joint
resolution urging congress to pass the bill re-
ating to duuabe goods Bills introduced:
10 authorize commissioners OF public lands TO
extend time of loan to Darlington (passed under
suspended rules; amending the statutes relat-
ing 10 change of venue III civil and criminal
cases; to appropriate $500 to the Wisconsin
Dairymcl's association: to include the Chicago
and IOmah railroad III the provisions Of chaI ter
1853; relating to bonds of counties, cities, towns
and villages; relating 10 militia and providing
for the greater efficiency Of the Wisconsin
National guards The resolution to close new
business on February 9th was adopted -. .Ad-
iomned.
MADISON, January 23.-Ryland's resolution
requesting Wisconsin senators and representa-
tve5 to oppose any attempt at the retirement Of
the legal tender quality OF the gTeenback was
referred to the committee on finance. The
committee on judiciary reported in favor Of the
bill III regard to United States court commits
siOners. Adjourned till Monday evening.
Assembly.
MADISON, January 1a.-Spcaker Arnold an
nOunced the following standing committees:
Judiciary-S. ". Pierce, Adams; =. f. Haugcn.
Iiorce II, b. Bradford, Eau C.aire John Brindlcy
Grant J. +. Ware, Fond du Lac; +. ). Lurdsa,
Ways and Means T. Ware. Fond du Lie; ".
Hlorso, Milwaukee; i. Eoutainc, Brown; G.. ".
Mocrs, WausAara W. J. Packard, Racine.
Federal Relatiyns-John Bradley, La Crosse: C. C.
Paine, Milwaukee, John Bosuatow, Racine; d. c.
lakey, Vernon A. H. t. Kruger, Winnebaeo.
EducaCon-John Brindley, Grant; y. p Haugen,
Pierce; 5. l.. Lord, Rock; Is. s. Vel, Washington:
5. A. Craig, Jefferson.
Railroads.. d. Bullock, jefferson; John Bradley,
La Cresse; WA. VAL, Nmnebag; John McGilt-n,
Dunn; ". II. Jcslin Iichland; Frank s. Lawrence,
Rock; Thcs Bette, Dane Edward Keogh and CLaa.
Freeman, Milwaukee.
Insurance Bank and Banking-H G. NcRae
CLippewa; Frank S. Lawrence, Rock G. c. Cox,
Iowa; John EnEie, Marathon; Matthew LOwth,
Columbia.
Barnes, Waiworth: Addison Eaton, Columbia; Ihos.
II. Sheldon, Lafayette; John. L. Kingston, Juneau:
John Bentley, Milwaukee; ". Il. fleming. Dodge.
Pf[H7l"gesand flectons-Atley Peterson, Crawford;
g s. krsser, Milwaukee, }. l.. Tierneg, Dane John
Schmidt, VIM. small Waukesha.
Incoryoration-John I. Kingston, juneau James
Hill, s.. CrOiS otto Law, REM, Milwaukee; James
McUlucdo, Outagamie W. H. Root, Shcboygan.
Assessment and Collection Of Taxcs-G. @. Cox.
Iowa; 6. r. Allen, Waworth; Frank s. Lawrence,
Rock; John A. klndt Grant; John Carey, Mani
towoc
Lumber and Nanufactures-H. w. Webster. Win
neDago; y. II. Withce, Clark; ThCs. II. McDHi
Portage; II. c. McRae, Chippewa; y. Naber,
ShawanO.
Public nnprovements-E. b. simpson, Milwaukee
J.. s. Minor, Door; Chas. Watson, Grant; D. r.
Bean, Winnebago; j. G. Peterson, Outagamie
M1litia-W. H. Hemscheneyer, Manitowoc; Jacob
Eckhardt, Jr., Vernon; Lars L. Gunderson, Barron;
J.. Blskeslee, Sank; r. Kennedy, Iowa.
Northumberland Pntchard, Green Lake
Frank Gilman, Buffalo; WIZ. Allison, Pepin; l.
K'otz Fond du Lac; J. ". Parkinson, Calumet
Town and County Aha.rs-N II. Withee. Clark
". II. Jos,in, Eicband; S. \. Phillips, WauIa d.
+. Sedgwick, Brown; Joseph Hcimerl Jr., Dodge
Roads and Brdgcs-E. II. Waste, Monroe H. s.
ManItowoc; F. Mcrrity, Milwaukee.
state I-ands-R. }. Burge, Rock; j. H. Case. Rich
land {. $. Kelsey, Marquette; Luther Gibson Nil
waukee; J. L. Darbenay, Kewauuee.
Medical Societes-C. G. Crosse, Dane; s. /. Lord
Rock; c. S. Blanchard Walworth; W A. Adamson
Fond du Lac; J. G. Place, Washington
Legislative Expendituros-I. i. Bradford Eau
Claire; c. Troy, Greene; II. Anderson, Waupaca d.
d. Trcleyen, + md du Lac; h. McGinty. Lafayette
Engrossed Blls-T. H. McDiD, Portage i. l..
Wilson, jackson; T. Mcintyre. Sheboygan; j. Eek
hardt, Jr.: Vernon; c. s. Blanchard, W,JwoIth.
Eneh, Washington; D. G. Williams, Dodge c. c.
Nilc.z Y, Brown; W. II. Fitzgerald, Ozankec
int Committee on Claims-C. S. Kelsey, Mar
pUette; u. +. Barnes, WalwCrth J. Stone Jeffcr-
son; John Bentley. Milwaukee; q. +. Kenyon, Jul
ucau.
Charitable aud Penal observation-disclosures Hill. st.
Croix; c. Williams. kengsha; {. S. Blanchard.
Walworth; f T. simpson, Milwaukee; John Cary,
Iauito"Oc
Printing!. r. Campbell Monroe; S. W. Pierce.
Adams; b. L. Sherman, Ddgoe.
Darbcllav introduced memorial to congress
for engineers TO supervise the harbOr improve
ments at hcwauneC, for which the village has
decided to raise $4,000. "A Joint resolution.
introduced by Bradford, Congratulating the neo-
pie of Maine by telegraph on the happy solution
of their troubles and the triumph for the prin-
ciple$ of free government was passed under
suspension Of the rules-ycas so, nays 27
Hill introduced q resolution that no new bust
ness be received after February 9th. Laid over
under the rules. Bills introduced Relative
TO proceedings TO enforce liens on logs; for per-
mission 10 dam the Deer Tail branch of the
Chippewa river; to repeal the dog tax; relative TO
towns and insurance companies; for state loan
Of $1,000 TO Jefferson to build a bridge across
Rock river ut that point; to loan an amount
from the trust fund to Nausau; the same to
Kewaunee 10 restore the law authorizing pre-
MUM for wolf scalps: to restore criminal iuris-
diction III Ninnebago county; to confer police
powers on railroad conductors for protection of
passengers Adjourned.
MADISON, January 20-4Iinor introduced
memorial to congress for lighthouses at the en-
trance of Sturgeon Bay Canal and at SherwoOd's
Point, III the entrance of Green Bay. Place
presented memorial from the board of super
y1sors OF WlnnebaSo county asking for the
building of an addition to the insane asylum at
Oshkosh for incmable persons The resoIu-
tlon that no new business be received after the
9th Of February was adopted. Bills intro
duced: To appropriate So, 600 to David Wealth
eTbCe and others 10 assist in defending suit for
certain land in which the state interested; to
allow married women to maintain action in
court; TO limit the term of county treasurers; to
amend the city charter of Fond du Lac; to COM
pei school districts to build fences around school
houses and plant shade trees; 10 establish
ferry across the Mississippi river at De Soto,
Vernon county; relating to habeas corpus; to
legalIze certain publications of the county
board Of Jefferson county. Adjourned.
MADISON, January 21.-Bills introduced: Re-
Iatlye TO the establishment of free libraries by
the county boards of supervisors relative to
assessment and taxation of property; TO author
ize the board of supervisors of any county to
+laz,.
the dog tax law; for the appointment Of over
seers of highways; TO prevent unqualified per-
sons from practclng medicine and surgery in
the state; making stockholders of state banks
personally liable for the debts of their institu-
tons; empowering notaries pubic to solemnize
the marriage contract to increase the penalty
for spiking logs; limiting the terms to which
county treasurers shall be eligible TO Office 10
two. The memorial to congress asking an ap-
preparation for the improvement Of the harbor
at Port Washington, was passed under sus-
pension OF the rules Kingston presented &
memorial from the board Of supervisors Of
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