Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-01-29
THE LEGISLl TURE.
MONDAY, JANUARY 10.

! increase pensions of one-armed and one.
legged soldiers, and the reading of the
following list of standing committees.
! on Judlciary-Piiny Norcross, chairman, Rock;
| J T. Friend, Milwaukee; G. +, Estabrook. Mani
towoc. A. w. Sanborn, Portage Charles Z.
1 Buell. Dane; W.T. Villas, Danes Hugh Ryan.
! Milwaukee; Leopold HamTnel. Outagamte; @
! r. Field, Jefferson.
/ on he Assessment and Collection Of Taxes
1 G. T. Estabrook, chairman, Manitowoci Andrew
! Patterson. Kenosha; Edmund Hart Juneau;
John Race, Ozaukee; Andrew Bauchhuber.
on Ways and Aeans--Thomas Porter chair
man, ST. CrOiX, John Stephens, Naukesha; Lew
! Wallace, Monroe; Andrew Haben, Winnebago
| August Schoen~etter, Dodge.
On observation-disclosures Hazen, chairman,
/ Fond du Lac; $. d. Hubbard, Buffalo; George
/ G., Cox Iowa; Thomas Curiey, Crawfordi VIM
/ Lamure, Outagame.
| On Town and County Organization VIM. II
! Young, chairman, Oconto; Charles Ltnse, La
/ Crosse Andrew Lewis Trempeeau; John j.
/ Race Ozaukee; Joseph Darbellay, Kewauuee
On Bills in the Third Reading-John X. Parish,
chairman, Taylor Frank I'VE, Polk; G. J Rolls,
Dane; Samuel Craig, Jefferson; homas +. Nash,
/ Wood.
| on Public Lands-s r Clark chairman, wau-
| shara; A. S. Mcdonald, Wlupaca; A G. Nielsen,
Waup Ca, Charles w. Prestley La Fayettei
I Gottfried linden, Milwaukee
! On Educaton-E c. Buell, chairman, Dake; D
| II. Morgan Green: j. G. Bartholf, Rock; J. Il.
! Darbelay Kewaunee; Samuel A. Craig, Jetfer
On Railroads II. Goddard, chairman, Chip
! pewa; G. B Clark, Winnebago; w II. Young,
/ OcOnto J. G. Reynolds WawOrth; Charles
! Thomas, Rchland; Chester Hazen, Fond du Lac;
/ a l.. Gray, Browni Hugh Ryan, Milwaukee,; Evan
! w. Evans, Sank.
/ on Medical Societies.. c. Reynolds chairman,
/ Walworth; F w Byers Green; John Smiley,
Rock; James Aeneely, Washngtoni Felix Lynch,
| Dodge
on Legislative Expenditures. D. Hubbard
I chairman, Buffalo; &. L. LaWton, Sank; I. 70.
| Williams, Eau Claire; John Robinson, Mantowoc;
/ i. W. Persons, Brown.
on Engrossed Bills-Samuel B. Stanchfield,
chairman, Fond du Lac; Frank Challoner, Win
nebago; Fred. G.. Isenring, Milwaukee; J.. u.
| Fit2 Gbbon, Dane; jesse b. Huse, Iowa.
On Enrolled Bills r. W. ri -rce, Milwaukee;
Thomas Porter, St Croix; a, S. Mcdonald Wau-
! Cirkel, Outagamie
On Aliliua-F. w Byers chairman, Green; VIM.
! r. Blyton, Monroe; " w. Dorwin, Pepin; Thomas
Curley Crawford; Evan w Evans, Sank
On IncorpOrations-M Marion Wescott chair
man. Shaweuo; j. N. Oddle, Dunn ferdinand
Schulze, Columbia; George Poppert Milwaukee;
Fred Schiller, Washington
On Lumber and Manufactures-Thom B
Mills, chairman jackson; Charles s TAYLOR Bar
ron; J. b, Thayer Pierce; S. Kronenwetter,
Marathon; William + Cirke Outagamie.
On Public Improvements-M G, Hobart, chair
man, Columbia; Phillip Boufiieur, Vernon; v w.
/ Dorwin, Pepiu; Frank Hadderer Milwaukee;
! John Leslie, Dodge,
on Insurance Banks and Banlting-w. H. BLY,
ton, chairman Monroe; John Lagrand, Miwau-
v 8
| Leopold Hammel Outagamie
On state AdairS-L j. Brayton, chairman,
/ Green Lake; G. B, Clark Winnebago; j. B Ihay-
I er, Pierce; NJ c. Hobart Columbia; d. D. Hook
I err milwaukee,; Adam Apple, Racnei John Fet'
/ zer Door.
On Cities--J E. Friend, chairman, Milwaukee
| Thomas d. Williams, Eau Claire; Marion West
colt, Shawano; VIM. +. Villas, Dane; James Ke
nealy Washington.
on Privileges and Electious--Chas G.. Thomas
| chairman klchand james LemoRt, Milwaukee
I n IA a Vra
] VIM. j. Mccoy Grant
On Federal Relations-A w Sanborn, chair
man, Portage; John B Johnson, Walw0rth; J. Y
/ Holman, Grant; Andrew Schmidlkofer. Fond du
/ Lac; Leopold Strasser, Calumet
Roads and Bridges-George @ Cox, chairman
Iowa; Samuel slosgy. Vernon, Henry Walyoord
Sheboygani Joseph Miller Manitogoc; e W.
/ Persons, Brown.
JOINT COMMITTEE on CLAIMS.
on the part Of the assembly Henry c. Adams
/ chairman, Dane; James O'Nen Clerk; u. G
Klein, Racine; VIM J. Mccoy, Grant Thomas
I Z. Nash, Wood
JOINT COMMITTEE ON CHARITABLE AND PENAL IN
srIrurIoNs.
! On the part OF the assembly,. W. Perkins
4 chairman, Adams; Pliny Norcross, Rock; Chas
/ Exert, Milwaukee: Andrew Haben, Winnebago
I I. O. Sharp. Sheboygan
/ JOINT ooMsIrTEE ON PRINTING.
/ On the part of the assembly, c. Bartholf
/ chaiIr sn Rock; G. J. ROLLS Dance Mike Walsh
! Milwaukee,
TUESDAY, JANUARY 90.
Seaate-In the senate bills were intro
/ duced by Sen Stanley, to appropriate
/ SO 600 to defray the expenses Of the
Wisconsin exhlbit at the New Orlean;
worlds fair. BY Sen. Stanley, to APP
/ propriate $4,000 to the Wisconsin In
/ dustrial School for Girls-$25, 000 OF
which Is for a new building. In the
evening the senate held memorial SEES.
| sion for euloglss upon the late Ex-Gov.
! Bingham.
House-In the assembly several bills
/ of local interest were introduced and
the assembly adjourned.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 81.
Senate-In the senate only two bills
were introduced, one relating to a place
! of deposit of county funds, and one
amending the statutes relating to the
legislature.
/ HouSe-IE the assembly about dozen
/ bills all of local Importance only were
introduced. One bill passed fixing
/ terms Of court in the It'll circuit.
THURSDAY, JANUARY %.
Senate. In the senate, Sen. Hudd Of
fered a resolution rendering to tke
Grand Army of the Republic the priv
ileges of the Aoer of the legislature
during the sessions now being held in
this cI;y. Rules suspended, resolution
unanimously adopted
Sen. Ginty, introduced a bill relating
to state AGENT for pensions. The bill
is as follows:
Section l. IL Is hereby made the duty of the
| quartermaster-general orsome other officer whom
| the governor shall designate. to act az claim
agent for all persons having claims against the
| government OF the United States for pensions
| bounty or ba pay, when such claims have ar
| isen out of or by reason Of the late war anC
/ shall prosecute such claims without pay or com
pensaeon from the party seeking such pensions
| bounty or back pay.
Section 2. There is hereby appropriated out OF
the treasury, funds sufficient to pay all the salary
| and necessary expenses to carry out thi. act
which amount shall be determined by the COVER
. nor
Section g. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage and publication
Wis
In message Gov. Rusk announced
that he had appointed A. " H. Car
penter, OF Milwaukee. a member of t. e
fish commission. On motion of San.