Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-03-04
NO. 80.

Sty of Wisconsin, who shall procure the pre-
scrbed uniform of such guard, and take tn,
course OF military instruction provided in sal,
university, shall be deemed duly enlisted and en-
rolled i'll the Wisconsin national guard; and I'll,
time of their enrolment and instruction in Suel
battalion during attendance rs students at III,
university shall be deemed part of the five wears
service in such guard. The officers elected 81
appointed TO command such battalion and iii,
companies thereof, may be commissioned by the
governor, and said members, and the compani.S
shall be entitled to all the benefits. allowances
exemptions and privileges Of companies of the
Wisconsin national guard except the allowance
| Tor armory rent. care of arms and property: and
shall be subject to all the rules discipline habili-
ties and obligations of the enrolled and enlisted
members of the Wisconsin national guard.
Section 2. This act shall take effect and he in
force from and after its passage and publication
Senator Simpson introduced the following reSc-
luton.
WHEREAS, On yesterday, the sad intelligence
was received Of the death Of Matthew Hale Car
penter, senator Of the United States. from the
state of W WiSconSin, out of respect of whose menu
ory both houses ofthe legislature mmedia telv adj
lourned: therefore, in the name Of the people of
! Wisconsin. ii is
| Reso{red Jg he senate TIE assembly caaca.riay.
! lst. That while bowling in humble submission IL
the will of Him who preSdeS over nations as well
as individuals, the state recognizes the loss of n
dilu senator, anu that the
cation has been deprived Of the services Of bril-
liant statesman, able constitutional LAWYER and
| u true patriot.
I'd. That deeply impressed with the great SER
vices and high honor which his intellectual powers
have conferred upon the nation and the state,
with the memory ct the warm friendship which
| existed between him and his intimate personal
acquaintance, and the shadow of gloom which
his absence must necessarily bring to the home of
his widow and children, we extend to them our
heartfelt sympathy apd coincidence and join them
as moumerS over the loss of the eminent de-
parted.
Sd. That n certified copy of this resolution be
sent to the presiding officer of the senate % the
United States, and also to the family Of the de
ceased
Adopted.
The following bills passed:
To appropriate to the Wisconsin horticultural
society sum of money
To provide for public park in the city of
Milwaukee.
To declare knapps Creek navigable for certain
purposes.
4 bill relating to w off river and its tributaries.
To change the boundaries Of the 3rd and lth
judicial circuits and to create the 18th judicial
circuit
This bill leaves the third circuit composing the
counties of Winnebago, Green Lake and Calumet:
the lth circuit composing the counties of Fond
du Lac, Sheboygan, Manitowoc and Kewaunee
and the 18th circuit will compose tho counties
ot Dodge Washington and Ozaukee.
FRIDAY, Feb. % HoScA communication
was received from his excellency, the governor
officially announcing the death OF senator Car
penter.
Petitions presented by Mr. Coldwell
against the manufacture and sale of intoxicating
liquors and by Mr.. Gillespie, relating to the
manufacture Of syrup and sugar.
On motion assembly bill To divide the third u-
dical circuit and to create the thirteenth judicial
circuit, was coneurred in under suspension of the
rules. Calumet is taken from the fourth and put
with W Nnnebago, and Green Lake put into the
third circuit; Dodge Ozaukee and Washington
will constitute the new thirteenth circuit.
The following bills were passed
In relation to adulteraton of food
70 appropriate ST 900 for the propagation Of
fish.
To prevent quacks from deceiving the people
by assuming professional title ayes ii noes.
To authorize the Rock River Paper Co., to
construct and maintain bridge across Rock
river, city of Beloit.
SATURDAY Feb. 90 Seaatc-A communication
was read from the secretary of state, reporting
claim of SIS of Louis Nowka for legislation
JOINT resolution No. II A.. asking the Ameri-
can minister at London. to procure certain publi-
cations for the historical library was adopted.
The following bills were passed: A bill to APP
propriate to the Wisconsin state dairymens asso-
ciatlon the sum Of $500.
bill relating to town officers and amending
the statutes ON that subject
a bill relating to the assessment of taxes and
amending the revised statutes.
bill amending the game law.
bill relating to town insurance companies,
and amending the statutes ON that subject.
SATURDAY, Feb. 26.-House- following
bills passed
To repeal section 2S7 private and local laws Of
1876, authorizing John P. Jacobson to erect and
maintain dam in Bumette county.
To authorize John p. jacobson and associates
to construct and maintain dam across Wood
river, Burnette county.
On motion the assembly went into committee Of
the whole on the general file, Mr.. +. l.. ellison in
the chair The file was cleared, and the assembly
adjgurned.