Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-01-24

public lands at $500 PER acre. and authorizing
hnapp, Stout Co., to huld dam across the
Red Cedar River Stanley introduced q me-
moral to congress, urging the Wisconsin renre-
BehCauYeS 10 push the jill pending in the
United States senate which has Tor its obiaot
the increase of pensions OF one-arned and one
legged soldiers from 524 TO $40. Adjourned
MADISON, January 10 Bills introduced
AuJhorZInG the building and maintenance of
a Dam across Long Lake River, Burnett Conn
W; providing for the publication Of The report
OF frof- Henry, on agriculture; amending the
revised statutes relative to the assessment Of
taxes; granting W. L. Peck tue right to main
tain bridge acress Lake Ia Belle, OconOmO-
| woo "A memorial III relation to The shear
oooms on the Mississippi. was adopted under
suspension OF rules. adjourned until Mon
day evening.
Assembly.
MADISON, January 16.-Tha SNEAKER m
nOunced the standing committees Bills were
then introduced as follows: Bv Walsh of
Milwaukee. relative to the marking of goods
manufactured in prisons. By Huntington. of
Pepin, regarding justice court surnmonses-
by Naber, Of ShaWanO, relative to the re-estab-
hShment Of certain county lines. By McCauly.
OF Juneau, relative to the discharge Of mort
cages. Adjourned.
ASSEMBLY STANDING COMMITTEES
Judiciary-R. J. Mcbride. Thomas Lynch. Fred
erick Scheiber, John A. Wall, Alexander Brazeau.
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Bills on Third Reading-Frederick scheiber.
.. a. Craig, G. G. Kuntz j. F. Ware, Jacob T.
Ways and Means-Wm. p Packard. John
O,NellI, J. r. Hinckley, Charles g. Thomas, p B.
Federal Relations-samueI Tanner las RYAN
THOMAS Curiey, Charles G. Thomas, James John
stOn.
= Edqcation-s. A. C.aig, W. T. Abers, F. C. G.
Brand, W. S. Maxwell Henry G. Adams.
Observation-Disclosures A. Taylor, Dexter Curtis q ~
Bishop, John Fellenz, o Bow, Geo. ". Weeden.
John Conley, Eli Hawks, Z. W. Button
Insurance, Banks and Banklng-A H Pane N
Z; Egan' John Hardgrove, W. H. Blyton. Geo. D.
State Affairs-Tbos Lynch, George Warren.
Henry Goedien, d. D. Hooker, Orris Pratt, John
Mckenzie, J. T. Ware
Privileges and Observation-Disclosures Brazeau. r.
Huntley.
Incorporation-John E. Leahy, John Dawson, p.
V. Piper, John Conley, Fl. o. Fairchild.
Assessment and Collection of Taxes-Imlig
BruemmeT, Richard Kennedy, g. w. Eyerts, Canute
Anderson, ". S. Grub.
Lumber and Manufacturers-Thos. Carmichael.
). D. Putnam j. A. Taylor, Carleton Foster Charles
A. Lane.
Public Improvements-M. j. Regain. George
Nolier, Phillip Al. Wirth, John Boender, Christian
Leonhardt.
Mifda-Thomas Curley, Louis Breumner, Rich
ard Kenn edy, Hiram Gabriel, C. e. Warner.
Agriculture-Adam Apple, Dexter Curtis, jacob
Martin, Peter Vandenburgh, E ". Brown.
Town and County Organization-Geor W
Weeden, John J. Race, r J. Mcbride George r
Gardner W. Fl. BIyton.
Roads and Bridges-Phjllip Schneider, Joseph
Miller, James Campion, E. P. Dickinson, Eli Peter
son.
Public Lands-Hernnan Naber A. SchWart Ber-
ard Esser, Robert W. Pierce, Robert Canoe.
Medical Societies-Geo. w. Bishop, j. J. Race, G.
G. Kuntz, John A. Tester, NJ. G. Nichols.
Legislative Expenditures-Wn J. McCoy Gustav
Meissner, T. G.. Sharp, E. L. Kidd, Donald Stewart
Engrofsed Bills-Henry Spiering, James Gala
CHER, A: Schwart, Michael Adams, T. NJ. Comdohr.
Enrolled Bills-Christian Elefson, Gustav Neiss-
ner, James Champion, Henry G. Adams, W. H.
Huntington.
Cities-John A. Wall, James Lennon, W. A. Pack
ard, John A. Lehay, Michael Adams, W. B. Britton,
Carlton Foster.
Clams-J. D. Putnam, NJ. j. Egan, John Dawson.
E. ]. Kidd. Jacob S. Bugh
Charitable and Penal Institutions-George A.
Albert, F. V. Piper, Orrin W. Bow, ]. ]. Rasmussen,
G. E. Warner.
Printing-Nfichael Walsh, j. r. Hinckley, W. Il.
Huntington.
MADISON, January IA resolution was in
trOduced for Joint special committee to in
vestlgate into the cause of the loss of life by
the NeWhall House fire, lack of necessary fire
escapes, improper construction Of the building
and to report recommendations In regard to
hotels and other buildings throughout the
state, by bill. Bills were introduced to pro-
vide for the building Of d bridge across the
Chippewa River at Durand; amending the
charter of the City of Monroe; to appropriate
81, 900 to the Southwestern Industrial Asso-
cation. Adjourned.
MADISON, January 18.-Tbe Crystal Farming
Association submitted a communication to the
assembly asking an appropriation for scientific
research as to stock feeding and for establish
ing a central station for crop reports. .Spier-
ing handed IN joint resolution that no new
business be submitted after FEBRUARY Bills
were introduced as follows: Providing that ali
hotels of three stories or over shall have iron
balconies on each story, above the second con-
nected with each other ard the ground, no
hoard to be collectible of guests rooming above
the second door, where balconies are not pro-
constructions shall be proved. loss of life.
limb and property shall constitute a lien against
the building; for the licensing of express COM
panes or individuals in the express business III
this state; Incorporating the city of Merrill,
Lincoln County; apprOpriating $1,000 to the
Central Wisconsin fair; enabling the Northern
Pacific Railway to perfect titles to land in
Douglass County. Adjourned.
MADISON, January 19.-Turner'5 joint reso-
luton in regard to the Newhau House fire was
amended so 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 one-legged soldiers to $40,
was passed by & vote of IS to L.. Bills intro
duced: For the prevention Of loss of life in
hotels; relating to municipal subscriptions to
railroad stock relating to the duties of hotel
and innkeepers; relating to the keeping up Of
abstract of tax sales III Shawano County; au-
town boards to procure safes for
town clerks on certain conditions; regulating
the rate of interest. Adjourned until Mon
day evening.