The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1883-01-27
AssEMBLY sTANDNe colMIrrEEs.

ASSEMBLY STANDING COMMITTEES
Judiciary-R J. Mcbride, Thomas Lynch, Fred
erick Scheiber John A. Wall, Alexand der Brazeau,
George D. McDil, George Il. Gardner, II. 0. Fair
child. Robert McCauey.
Blis on Third Readfhg-Frederiek scheiber,
s. A. Craig, c. c. Kuntz, J. T. Ware, Jacob f.
ways and Meang-wm. p. Packard John
O'Neill, J. r. Hincfley, Charles G. Thomas, P. B.
Federal Relauons-Samuel Tanner Jas Ryan,
Thomas Curley, Charles G. Thomas, James john
ston.
Education-s. A. Craig, ". A. Albers, T. c. c.
Brand, W. s. Maxwell, Henry @. Adams.
Railroads-James A. Taylor, Dexter Curtis, q. W.
Bishop. John Fellenz. 0. W. Bow, Geo. W. Weeden,
John Conley, Eli Hawks, L. w. Button.
Insurance, Banks and Banking-A. H. Pape, NJ.
?. Egan, John Hardgrove, y. II. Blyton, Geo. D.
McDin.
state Affairs-Ihos. Lynch. George Warren,
Henry Goedien, D. D. Hooker, Orris Pratt, John Nc
kenzie, J. I. Ware.
Privileges and Observation-Disclosures Brazeau, I.
c. Sharp James Lennon, ". W. D. Turner John
Huntley
IncorpOraton-John +. Leahy John Dawson, P.
v Piper, John Conley, II. O. Tairchld.
Assessment and Collection Of Taxes-L0uis
Bruemruer Richard Kennedy, G.. ". Everts Cauute
Anderson, ". S. Grubb.
Lumber and ManUfactUrers-IhOs. Carmichael,
}. D. Putnam, J. A Taylor, Carleton Foster, Charles
A. Lane.
Public Improyements-M. J. Regan, George
N0her, Phillip VI. Wirth, John B0lender, Christian
LeonhaTdt.
MiIitia-Thomas CurIey, Louis Breummer, Rich
ard Kennedy Hiram Gabriel, Q. Z. Warner.
Agriculture-Adam Apple, Dexter Curtis, Ja,ob
Martin, Peter Yandeuburgh, Z. ". Brown.
Town and County Observation-Disclosures W.
Weeden, John J. Race, r. J. Mcbride, George r.
Roads Dads ana Bridses3Phiutp Schneider, Joseph
Miller, James Campion, E, r Dickinson, Eli Peter
son.
Public Lands-Herman Naber, A. Schwart, Ber-
nard Esser, Robert ". Pierce, Robert Canoe
Medical Socictieg-Geo W. Bishop, J. J. Race, c.
c. Kuntz, John A. Tester, VI. c. Nichols.
Legislative EIpenditureR-Wu. J. Mccoy, Gus
tav MeiRsner, 7. G. Sharp, F. J. Kidd, Donald
Engrossed Bins-Hanry spiering, James Gal
lagher, A. Schwart, Michael Adams, I. II. Com
dohr
Enrolled Biils-Christan EIlefson, Gustav Meiss-
uer James Champion, Henry G. Adams, ". Il.
CitiesEJohn A. WAL. James Lennon. W. A.
Packard, John a. Lehay, Michael Adams, W. B.
BrittOn, Carlton Foster.
Clai1s-J. D. Putnam, VI. J. Egan, John Dawson.
Z. l. Kidd, Jacob S. BgCh.
Charitable and Penal observation-disclosures A.
Albert, F. Y. Piper, 0rrin W Bow J. J. Rasmussen,
PrintingNSichael Walsh, ]. r. Hfuc1ley, W. H
Huntington.
MADISON, January IA resolution was in
troducod for joint special committee TO in
vestigate into the cause Of the loss of life by
the Newhall House tire lack Of necessary FIRE
escapes. improper construction Of the building,
and to report recommendation in regard 10
hotels and other buildings throughout the
state, by a bill 80. Bills were introduced 10 pro
vide for the building Of a bridge across the
Chippewa River at DuraDd; amending the
charter OF the City of MonrOe TO appropriate
Il. 900 to the Southwestern Industrial A7sO-
citation. Adjourned
MADISON, January 1s.-The Crystal Farming
Association submitted a communication to the
assembly asking an appropriation for scientific
research as to stock feeding and for establish
ing central station for crop reports. .Splsr-
ing handed iD Joint resolution that no new
business be submitted after February. Bills
were introduced as follows: Providing that III
hotels of three stories or over shall have non
balconies on each story. above the second con-
nected with each other and the ground. no
board to be cOllectIble Of guests r0Oming above
the second floor, where balconies are not pro
vided, and also prOvi ing that where defective
construction shall be proved. loss of life, limb
and property shall constitute a lien against the
building; for the licensing Of express companies
OF individuals IN the express business ia this
state; Incorporating the city Of Merrill, lincoln
County; apprOprlaJlng Sl,eGO to the Central
Wisconsin fair: enabling the Northern Pacific
Railway to perfect titles 10 land IN Douglass
County Adjourned.
MADISON. January l9.- Turner'S joint res0
luton in regard 10 the Newhall House fire was
amended go as to require no investigation and
passed. The committee Is ordered to report
BY BILL The memorial to congress relative
to the pending measure increasing the pension
Of one-armed and Ons-legged soldlers to $40,
was passed by q vote Of s. to l.. Balls intro
duced: For the prevention of loss Of life il
hotels; relating TO municipal subscriptions to
railroad stock; relating to the duties o. hote
ana innkeepersi relating to the keeping up OF
abstract Of tax sales in ShaWano County; au-
thorizing tORn boards to procure safes fol
town clerks Oh certain conditions; regulating
the rate Of interest Adjourned until Mon
day evening.