Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-02-12

troduced: BY Sen. Warner, No. IA S.,
to establish the point of the southern
terminus of the old Northern Wisconsin
branch OF the G. st. Z. & NJ o. r. r.. Co
Sen. Blake, No. 20 s., license bill leav-
ing localities free To fix the rate of Ii.
cense from $40 to $500 for saloons, etc.
Referred to the judiciary committee
Sen. Csnklin, No. 20 s., to utilize the
Telegraph and telephone in making ar.
rests Referred to the judiciary com
mittee. Sen. Ring, No. n s., to provide
Tor taking of certain tax deeds in Saw
yer county, Referred 10 the judiciary
committee. Nos. S. (relating TO Gales
Vile university 81 S (appr spriating
800 to the Columbia county agricultural
society, 44S trelating To Free Masons,
etc,) 46 s. TO amend sec. ., eh. 40 of
taS laws of 1888 relating to suits by and
against partnerships. No IL s., TO
amend sec 49, II. s, and ~ S., concern
ing the rendering of verdict by juries,
were ind efinitely postponed.
HoUSe-Mr. Mills, relating to taxing
dogs, and TO repeal the act of 1880 re-
lating thereto. Mr.. Field. TO appropriate
$1,000 to the Central Agricultural So
oiety, Mr. Blyton, bill to require the
adiutant general to compile the records
of the war of the rebellion. Mr. San
borne, to authorize the town of Amherst
to appropriate money 10 build q city
hall. Mr.. Adams, a bill to provide for
the more efficient collection of tines
belonging to the state. Also TO amend
section 4772, h. $, relating TO the pay
meuts of fines Mr. Kenealy, to amend
the laws relating TO town insurance
companies. Mr., Villas, relating to the
allowance and payment Of claims of
deceased persons, Mr.. Hammel relat-
ing TO the liabilities of telegraph com
Paniet in receiving, copying, transmit
ting or delivering messages.
FRIDAY, FEB. 6,
Senate in the senate the only bill
introduced of general notice was the
bill OF Sen. Jonas providing a township
system Of roed experimenting in place
Of the present district system. Several
reports were received and several bills
ordered to third reading. The senate
adjourned until Monday evening
Assemble I'm the assembly Mr., Nor
cross introduced the following;
WHEREAS, The Worlds Exposition now in SEES
sion at New orleans, after q competition which
embraced tho dairy products, OF England, Den
mark, Holland and, Ia fact, the entire wsrld, has
awarded 90 the dairy farmers AID associations Of
Wisconsin the following high premiums;
Ten important premiums on liter
Ten important premiums, largely first on ehed-
dar cheese, together with the grand sweepstakes
prize Of $50 aud gold medal in this class
Besides, Ia the great pro rata prize OF $1,000 20
be divided among all exhibitors in this class TAX
| ing premiums. there were awarded httY i've pre-
| NOUNS and Wisconsin sweeps the board by taking
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Ia the grand prize OF $500 to any dairy assoyia.
/ tion or dairy board OF trade the Wisconsin
/ Dairymans association takes lhel hrst, ana tns
| sheboygan county board of trade tho second OF
In the largest ana best display Of cheese by any
/ Individual manufacturer in the world, Wisconsin
In the best display Of fancy cheese Wisconsin
4 takes the first
In the best display OF Switzer and Llmburger
| Wisconsin takes first In both
| In the best display OF sage cheese Wisconsin
| again takes first, aud
| WnEaKAs The high honor or being one or the
| first dairy states Of the dnion has been achieved
by the zeal, industry aud enterprise of our dairy
/ men and dnirywomen, and .,,
! WHEREAS, we recognize In these substantial
/ awards Of merit the most convincing evidence
that the dairy farmers OF the state Ia the race or
| many obstacles aud with but little state ehuour
agctAent, have built up within our borders nos'
| healthful, honorable and magnificent lhoun',S
| and have bi ought wealth, honor and renown ia
our commonwealth and Ia this grand beginning
which now reaches a product Of S20000OoO an
nually, have demonstrated the certainty OF SUI
greater future success; therefore he 10
Resoired, bV ne assembly, hc senate concur
ring:
That the legislature Of Wisconsin herewith ten
ders TO the iaiDmen and daryw0men or thl
| state IFS most profound acknowledgements ano
| earnest thanks for the great work which they
have performed and 10 hereby pledges ittelt V
do whatever ~. right and reasonable Co ala theu
| In securing still greater achievements
Bills were introduced by Mr.. Ha2en
a bill 70 provide a uniform series OF
school text books and TO limit and fix
the cost thereof Mr. Norcross, a bill {
appropriate TO the State hospital for in
sane. $104 .000 10 the Northern hospital
for insane, $156,000; to the institute for
deaf and dumb, 500 00e; 10 the institute
for blind, $8l 600; to the state prison
$4,000. Also a bill to change the names
of the institute for blind and the insti
tute for deaf and dumb TO Wisconsin
School for Blind" and Wisconsin
School for Deaf" On motion Of DIR
Estabrook the bill providing t9r agri-
cultural institutes passed under suspen'
sion Of the rules.
On motion Ge assembly Adjourned
until Monday evening.
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