Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-01-25
L LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.

| Relating to the Catholic knights of America
and to amend chapter 204, laws of 1879, en-
t1Vleo an ACT relatlng to secret, beneficiary,
charitable and benevolent orders; to appro-
pirate the sum of $3 900 for the purchase of
| books for the state library; memorial to con-
gress for the establishment of mail routs
| from Independence, Trempealeau County. to
Gilmanton, Buffalo County.
| MADISON, January 18.-Resoutions intro
| duced: For the printing of 5000 copies of
! Prof. Henry's report on amber cane and ensi-
lage asking The passage by congress OF an
| adequate pension law; that no new business bs
| received after February 1st; that no new bus
mess be received after February 7th . Bills
introduced: To appropriate to tie State Hos
| pital for the Insane, the aggregate sum of S52-
| 600; to the Northern Hospital of the Insane,
the sum of $66, 800; to the Wisconsin Industrial
| School for Boys, $41 900; to the Institute for
the Deaf and Dumb, $41, 900; to the Institute
for the Blind, $4,000; to the State Prison,
| Sl5,OOO; also, for deficiencies for the state
institutions, as follows: Wisconsin State Hos
p1tal for the Insane, 1923, 900: to the Northern
Hospital for the Insane, 1000; to the Insti-
tute for the Deaf and Dumb, 81, 900; to tie
State Prison, &c. Adjourned.
| MADISON, January ia joint resolution by
Scott for joint select reapportionment COM
| m1ttee of eleven was adopted under suspended
| rules. :. .Hudd introduced q resolution fayoring
the relief of the United States supreme court
| by the organization of intermediate courts .
| Bills were introduced for the punishment of
| parents who abandon their children, and for
| the organization of Price County for judicial
purposes. Adjourned.
MADISON, January 2O.-Smpson introduced
bill repeating the anti-treat law Flint in
PRODUCED bill giving the state treasury agent
fifteen per cent. of hawkers' and peddlers'
licences in full for all fees of himself and dep
| ut1es. instead of fifty per cent. as now "A
joint resolution limiting the Introduction of new
business to February was introduced E. Ad-
journed till Monday.
Assembly.
MADISON, January ia bill was introduced
that the legalrat of interest shan not be higher
than per cent. Speaker Gibson than an
nounced the standing committees as follows:
McDill, of Polk; Chas F.. Estabrook, of Manitowoc;
E. W. Reyes, of Dane; Chas. E. Shepard of Fond du
Lac; John Winans, of Rock r. j. Mcbride, of Clark;
Geo. P. Harrington, of Milwaukee; F. J. Borchardt
of Milwaukee.
On Bills in the Third Reading-E. W Reyes, of
Dane; W. T. Price, of Jackson; Thos. J. Shear, of
Vernon; f. W. Horn, Of Ozaukee; John Winans, of
Rock,
On Ways and Means. h. Cabanns. of Grant;
G. 81. Buckstaf, of Winnebago; Geo. Il. Tate, of
Richland; John O'Neil, of Lafayette; r. P. Bishop,
of Dodge.
On Federal Relations-W. T. Parry, of Columbia;
WIN. M. Williams, Jr., of Milwaukee; James Wash
burn OF Rchland: James Ryan, of Iowa. 7. J. Jones,
of Dodge.
On Education-Ch E. Estabrook, of Manitowoc;
A. L. Gray, OF Brown; Geo. P. Harrington, of Mil
waukee.
On Railroads.&c.. s. Stanley, of Milwaukee; M A.
Tbayer of Monroe; Jesse Stone, of Jefferson; Donald
Stewart, Of Waworth; E. Babcock, of Fond du Lac;
w. P. Bartlett, of Chippewa; Edward Keogh. of Mil
Waukee; Andrew Haben, Of Winnebago; j. c. Clark,
of Marathon.
On Insurance, Banks and Banking-Geo. D. Nc
Dill, of Polk M A. Thayer, of Monroe r. P. Howell.
of Racine; Adolph Moeller, of Calumet; Arnold
HucLting, of Milwaukee.
State Affairs. W. Ostrander, of Jefferson; VIM,
n d
Frank Pooler, of La Crosse; F. L. Warner, of Dane;
A. II. Kruger, of Winnebago; W. NJ. Root, of She
boygan.
Privileges and Elections-T. o. Juye, of Vernon;
John Huntey, of Rock Josephus Wakefield, of Wau-
paca; Thomas Carmichael, of Eau Claire; Fritz
Elver, of Dane.
interpretations t. Price, of Jackson; E. L.
Eyerts, of Dunn; w. s. Grub, of Sauk A. D. Thorp,
of Door; Chas. d. Loomis, of Juneau.
Assessment and Collection of Taxes-J. ". Rewey,
of Iowa; A. D. Thorp of Door; j. E. Leonardson, Of
Jefferson; G. A. NJ label, of Milwaukee,; ]. W. Hole
house, of Washington.
On Lumber and Neutrality-suspicious. Pooler, Of
La Crosse; Chas. A. Lane of Portage; VIM. A. Bar
Der, of Monroe; nj. W. Mcdonnell, of Buffalo; j. c.
Clarke, of Marathon.
Public Improyements-Cn D. Mcconnell Of
Green Lake; srthur Bate, of Milwaukee; John Bo-
lander, of Green; W. H Proctor, Columbia Samuel
Tanner, Marquette.
On Militia-S. C. Mcdowell, of Dodge; Hiram
Gabriel, of Green; S. w. Pierce, of Adams; W. s.
Stanley, of Milwaukee; F. ". Horn, of Ozaukee.
Agricultural. o. Chamberlain, of Lafayette;
W. G. Derthick, of Walworth; A. Beckwith, of
Sank; Geo. h. Smith, Trempealeau; Adam Apple, of
Racine.
On Town and County Organization-Atley Peter
son, of Crawford; g. W. Delano, of Oconto: D. B.
Stevens, of Grant: VIM. NJ Williams, Jr., of Mil
waukee; r. j. MacBride, of Clark.
Roads and Bridges-John Conley, of Rock; john
Meiklejohn, of Fond du Lac; E. l. Eyerts, of Dunn;
Herman Shatz, of Waukesha; Simon Gien, Of She
boygan.
On State Lands-Chas A Davis of Waupaca;
John Marshall, of Sheboygan; o. A. Saugestad, of
ST. Croix; Patrick II. Moran, of Brown; VIM. Rogers.
On Medical Societies-Louis Edemiiler of Fond
du Lac; o. A. Saugestad, of st. Croix; W. T. Parry,
of Columbia; g.. W. Bishop, Of Juneau; Henry
GoedJen, OF Man1toWoc.
On Legislative Expenditures-E. j. Kidd, Of Grant;
Thos J. Bowles, of Winnebago; n. W. Miliken. of
Waushara ]. W. Ostranaer, of Jefferson; George A.
Albert, of Milwaukee.
Engrossed Bills-Thos J. Shear. of Vernon, Peter
Phillips, of Manitowoc; A. O. Chamberlain, Of Lafa
yerte: John Hogan, OF Brown, A. II. Pape, OF Outa-
gamie.
Enrolled Bfls-Chas. Fingado. of Milwaukee; J.
H. Cabannis, of Grant; j. G. Leonardson of Jefer-
son; s. C. Mcdowell, Of Dodge; VIM. Jeche, Of
Dodge.
On Cities-Chas. E. Shepard, of Fond du Lac; VIM.
LANCER, of Waukesha; w. G. Derthick. Of Wal
worth; Geo. A. Albert, of Milwaukee; Humphrey
Pierce, of Outagamie; D. B. Stevens, Grant.
JOINT COMMITTEES.
On Claims-Jesse Stone, Of Jefferson; E. I. Kidd,
of Grant; Arthur Bate, of Milwaukee; n. o. Murray,
of Pepin; Humphrey Pierce of Outagamie
On Charitable and Penal Institudons-Wm. 5.
Grubb, Of Sank. j: W Brunson, of Walworth; James
MaSQDurn, OF h1CnanQ, IL. w. Ma1Ou, Oh W1SuIHg-
ton; Andrew Haben, of Winnebago.
Printing-John Vosburgh, of Kenosha; j. W.
Rewey, of Iowa; Edward Keogh, of Milwaukee.
MADISON, January 1S.-Bills introduced: To
amend the revised statutes relating to the as
sessment of taxes: to confer further jurisdic-
ton ON the county judge of Kewaunee County;
fixing the maximum term of imprisonment inlthe
house of correctian, Milwaukee, at three years
instead of two; reiating to cattle running at
large onunenclosed lands in Vernon County.
Adjourned.
MADISON, January 19.-Simeon Mills present
ed his old memorial in the matter of the de-
fciency of $50, 900 in his accounts as treasurer
of the state insane hospital through failure of
the Bank Of Madison ten years ago. Bills in
troduced: Admitting the American Legion of
Honor to the benefit of the state insurance laws;
exempting from taxation farm implements and
machinery to the extent eff 800; providing for
the numbering of houses, stores and other
buildings in villages; allowing agents of manu-
featuring establishments in this state to sell
without a license, to amend the log lien law; to
require grain testers to hold half bushel; to
tax churches :. Adjourned.
MADISON, January20.-The speaker announced