The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-01-28
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.

LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
MADISON, January 17.-Finkelnburg present
ed petition against the discontlnuance OF q
! state road IN Pepin County. Bills introduced:
Relating to the Catholic knights of America
and to amend chapter 204, laws of 1879, en-
| titled an act relating to secret, beneficiary,
| charitable end benevolent orders; to appro-
pirate the sum of 5000 for the purchase of
books for the state library; memorial to con-
gress for the establishment of mail route
from Independence, Trempealeau County, to
Gilmanton, Buffalo County.
MADISON, January 18.-Resolutions 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 be
received after February LIST; that no new bus
| mess be received after February 7th. .. Bills
introduced: To appropriate to the State Hos
| pital for the Insane, the aggregate sum of S52,
! 900; to the Northern Hospital of the Insane,
the sum of S66, 500; to the Wisconsin Industrial
School for Boys, $41 900; to the Institute for
| the Deaf and Dumb Sal 900; to the Institute
for the Blind, $4,000; to the State Prison,
$4,000; Also for deficiencies for the state
institutions, as follows: Wisconsin State Hos
| pital for the Insane, S23, 600; TO the Northern
| Hospital for the Insane, $4,000; to the Insti-
tute for the Deaf and Dumb. $4,000; to the
! State Prison, SO, 900. Adjourned.
|
! Scott for joint select reapportionment COM
| mlttee of eleven was adopted under suspended
| rules. .Hudd introduced resolution favoring
/ the relief of the United States supreme court
| by the organization Of intermediate courts. =.
Bills we're introduced for the punishment Of
| parents who abandon their children, and for
| the organization of Price County for judicial
purposes. Adjourned.
MADISON, January 20.-Simpson 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
uties, instead of fifty per cent. as now A
| joint resolution limiting the inroduction of new
business to February was introduced. =. .Ad-
| iourned till Monday.
Assembly.
MADISON, January ia bill was introduced
that the legal rate of interest shall not be higher
| than = per cent. =. Speaker ellison than an
nounced the standing committees as follows:
On Judiciary-S. ". Pierce, Of Adams; Geo. D.
McDill, of Polk; Chas. Z. Estabrook, of Manitowoc;
| f. W. Reyes, of Dane Chas. f. Shepard of Fond du
Lac; John Winans of Rock; r. j. Mcbride, of Clark:
| Geo. p Harrington, of Milwaukee; F. ]. Borchardt,
| of Milwaukee.
On Bills in the Third Reading-E. W. Reyes, of
Dane; w. 7. Price, of Jackson; Thos. j. Shear, of
| Vernon; f. W. Horn, of Ozaukee; John Winans, of
| Rock.
| On Ways and Means-J. H Cabannis, of Grant;
| g. H. Buckstaf, of Winnebago; Geo. 81. Tate, of
Rch,and; John 0'Noill, of Lafayette r. P. Bishop,
| of Dodge
On Federal Relations-w. T. Parry. of Columbia;
| Win. NJ. Williams, Jr., of Milwaukee; James Wash
burn, of Rchland James Ryan, of Iowa; T. j. Jones,
| of Dodge.
On Education-Chas E. Estabrook of Manitowoc
T. o. Juve, OF Vernon W. P. Bartlett, of Chippewa
A. L. Gray, of Brown; Geo. P. Harrington, of Mil
| waukee.
On Railroads.&c. 8. Stanley, of Milwaukee; NJ A.
Thaver of Monroe Jesse Stone, of Jefferson; Donald
Stewart, of Walworth E. Babcock, of Fond du Lac;
W. P. Bartlett, of Chippewa; Edward Keogh, of Mil
| Yankee; Andrew Haben, Of Winnebago; ]. C. Clark,
| of Marathon.
On Insurance, Banks and Bankng-Geo. D. Nc
| Dill of Polk; NJ. A. Thayer, of Monroe; R. P. Howell
of Racine; Adolph Moeller, Of Calumet; Arnold
| HucLtng, of Milwaukee.
| State Affairs. W. Ostrander, of Jefferson; VIM,
| Lindsay, of Milwaukee; r. P. Howell. of Racine;
Frank Pooler of La Crosse; F. L. Warner, of Dane:
| A. H. Kruger, of Winnebago; W. NJ. Root of She
| boygan.
Privileges and Elections-T o. Juve, of Vernon;
John Huntley, of Rock; Josephus Wakefield, of Wau-
paca; Thomas Carmichael, of Eau Claire; Fritz
EIver, of Dane.
Incorporations-w. 7. Price, of Jackson; f. L.
Everts, Of Dunn; W. S. Grub, Of Sank; A. D. Thorp
| of Door; Chas. D. Looms, of Juneau.
Assessment and Collection of Taxes-J. W. Rewey
of Iowa. A. D. Thorp of Door; j. E. Leonardson, OF
Jefferson; C. A. NJ label, of Milwaukee; J. W. Hole
| house. of Washington.
On Lumber and Msnufactures-Fra Pooler, OF
La Crosse: Chas. A. Lane of PORTAGE Wm A. Bar
| Der, of Monroe NJ w. Mcdonnell, of Buffalo; J. c.
| Clarke, of Marathon.
Public Improvemen:s-Chas. D. Mcconnell, of
|
lander, of Green; W. Fl. Proctor, Columbia Samuel
| Tanner, Marquette,
On Milita-S. G. Mcdowell, of Dodge; Hiram
| Gabriel, of Green; S. W. Pierce OF Adams; w. s.
Stanley, of Milwaukee: F. W. Horn, of Ozaukee.
| Agricuture-A. o. Cham berlain, of Lafayette
w. G.. Derthick, of Walworth; A. Beckwith, OF
Sank; Geo. II. Smith, Ire npealeau; 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; Joh1
Meiklejohn, of Fond du Lac; E. L. Everts, of Dunn
Herman Shaft, of Waukesha; Simon GiIlen, of She
boygan.
on State Lands-Chas A. Davis, of waupaca
John Marshall, Of Sheboygan; o. A. Saugestad, 0
st. Croix; Patrick H. Moran, of Brown; VIM. Rogers
| of Kew2unee.
On Medical societies-Louis Eidemiler of Font
du Lac; O. A. Saugestad, of st. Croix; W. T. Parry
of Columbia; G. w. Bishop, of juneau Henry
Goedjen, of Manitowoc.
On Legislative Expenditures-E J. Kidd, of Grant
Thos J. Bowes of Winnebago; n. ". Miken, O
waushara; J. W. Ostrander, of jefferson; George A
Albert, of Milwaukee.
Engrossed Bills-Thos j. Shear. of Vernon, Pete
Phillips, of Manitowoc A. o. Chamberlain, of Lafa
yette; John Hogan, of Brown, A. H. Pape, of outa
gamie.
H. Cabannis, of Grant; J. c. Leonardson, of JefTer
son: S. c. Mcdowell, of Dodge VIM. Jeche, o
Dodge.
On Cities-Chas f. Shepard, of Fond du Lac; VIM
LANCER, of Waukesha; w. G. Derthick, of Wal
worth; Geo. A. Albert, of Milwaukee,: Humphre,
Pierce, of Outagamie: D. B. Stevens, Grant.
JOINT COMMITTEES.
On Clains-Jesse Stone of jefferson: Z. ]. Kidd
of Grant; Arthur Bate, of Milwaukee; n. o. Murray
of Pepin, Humphrey Pierce, of Outagamie.
On Charitable and Penal Institutons-Wm. s
Grubb, &C Sank J. W Brunson, of Walworth; Jane
WashburTl, of Richland d. W. Maxon, of Washing
ton; Andrew Haben, of Winnebago.
Printng-John vosburgh, of Kenosha; ]. W
Rewey, of Iowa; Edward Keogh, of Milwaukee.
MADISON, January 18.-Bills introduced: II
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 in tht
house of correctian, Milwaukee, at three year
instead of two; relating to cattle running a
large onunenclosed lands in Vernon County
Adjourned
MADISON, January 19.-Simeon Mills present
ed his old memorial in the matter Of the de
ficiency 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 o.
Honor to the benefit of the state insurance laws
exempting from taxation farm implements anC
machinery to the extent eff $780, providing fol
the numbering of houses, stores and Other
buildings IN villages; allowing agents of manu-
featuring establishments in this state to sci
without license, to amend the log lien law; Il
require grain testers to hold half busheI; t
tax churches. .Aaj ourned.
MADISON, January20.- speaker announced
the following committee on reapportionment Of
of the state: First district, Conley; Second
Kevcs: Third, Washburn; Fourth. Stanley
Fifth, Estabrook; Sixth, Thorp; Seventh, Price
at large, Winans, Keogh and Mcbride. Bills
introduced: Repeating the anti-treat law
granting 80, 900 to the widow of ex-Sheriff Cole
man of PENN County roI1rderad nv tho vii.