Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-03-05

wages in certain cases; relating to
Federal Life association and amenda-
tory of section /, chapter 204, laws Of
1879, as amended by succeeding chapter
Of the laws Of 1891. SO SO. A long debate
followed on the bin to equally distribute
the property of debtors among creditors
and the bill was finally ordered engross-
ed by the following vote.
Ayes Senators Blake, Carey, Comstock, Conk-
lin, Hudd, liuburt, Jonas, Keanedy Kidd, Lins,
Parry, Reed, Ringle Sherman, Stanley, Wad-
dington, Wall Ware, Warner, Wechseberg and
Noes Senators Cottriu Erwin, Ginty, Hoyt,
James, Klotz I.ord, Mcdonald, Maxwell and Ring
10.
Absent or not voting Senators Minor ANA Ma
som
House-In the assembly two or three
local bills passed, and tae house spent
tue entire day debating the bin to abol-
ish pr ison contract labor. The bill was
killed by the following vote:
Ayes-Alessrs. Adams, Apple Bartholf. Blvton
B0uf1leur 3 ayton, Buell., Challoner, Clark, G, B.
Clark, r., Craig, Day, Dorwn Eiker Esta-
brook Evans, Fetzer, Friend, Goddard, Hart,
Hazen, Hobart Holman Hubbard, johnson,
Lawton. Lewis Linse, Mccoy, Mcdonald, Mason,
\ Ms, Morgan, Norcross, Nye, Oddle, O'Neu,
Patterson Perkins, Porter, Reynolds, Schuze.
Sioggy. Smiley Stauchdeld. Stevens, Taylor.
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Williams, Young and Mr. Speaker-56
Noes-Alessrs. Bachhuber, CirkeL. Curley Oar
bellay, Dennis Fitz Gibbon, Gray, Haoen Haderer,
Hammal, Hooker, Huse, linden, isenring, kenealy,
Klein, Krouenwette~ Lamure, Lagrand, Lem6ut,
Leslie Lynch er, Nash, Nelson, Parish Per
sons, Pierce, Poppert Priestley, Race Robinson,
ROLLS, Ryan, Schmidlkofer Sshoenwetter, Schu-
Ter Strasser, Villas and Walsh-38.
Absent or not voting Messrs Byers, Cox, Field,
Sanborn and Sharp.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 81
Sendte-The senate held short ses-
sion at which there were a large number
of committee reports received, a num-
Der of bills ordered to "a third reading
and two or three important bills passed.
The senate then adjourned until Monday
evening.
/ HoUse-A communication was read
| from Gov Busk enclosing kilograms
\ from the New Orleans exposition man
ayers inviting the state officers and
/ legislature to visitthe exposition. After
some consideration a Joint resolution
was adopted for Joint committee to
! give the subject due consideration.
The FIVE senate bills granting the
! Chicago, Freeport q st. Paul railway
company to bridge certain streams on
the line of its road, were concurred in.
Also bill to provide for the governors
contingent fund. Also the bills max
appropriations for the Columbia county
agricultural society; and the Wisconsin
stare horticultural society.
BILLS PASSED.
To amend the statutes relating to the
vacation of plats. To authorize the
town of Amherst to build town hall.
To discontinue part of the state road
in Barron and Polk counties To loan
a portion of the trust funds to the city
of Berlin. To amend the statutes re-
lating to overlooked lands To increase
the depot accommodations at the north
ern hospital. To change the name Of
certain state institutions. To authorize
and provide for conveying certain mon
/ eys into the state treasury. To grants
Of franchises and providing for the pub
! lie security.