Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-03-19
WEDNESDAY, MARCH II.

LOSTGCCGG-In UI1S SSLdC6 The IGllC WHY
bills passed: To provide for the pay
ment OF additional employees of the
legislature, as required by joint resolu
ton. To regulate the sale Of cranber-
ries by measure, fixing the size of the
barrel at twenty-five inches. To amend
the act to provide for printing and dis
tributing the reports of state officers,
departments and institutions. To repeal
tbs act Incorporating the Apple river
log dri 7irg company, and all acts
amendatory thereof. To provide for
annual reports by tie state board of
health and for the distribution cf the
same. To appropriate $500 to the Wis
consin Wool Growers association. To
amend the act relating to the Nor
weigian synod,
H0use-In the house there was a field
day, the house being in session day
and evening for eight hours. After a
most exhaustive debate the bill to es-
tablish q separate agricultural college
was refused third reading by the fol-
lowing vote:
Ayes Adams, Apple, Bartholf, Blyton Bout
heur, Brayton Buell., Byers Challoner, Clark c. B.,
Cox, Craig, Curley, Dorwin, Estabrook, Friend,
Gray, Hazen, Hobart Hooker, Hubbard Kro-
nenwetter, Lamure, Lemont, Lewis, Linse, Nc
O'Neil, Parish Porter, Race, ROLLS Sloggy,
Smiley, Thayer, Wallace, Williams, and MIR.
Speakers.
Noes Bachhuber, Cirkel, Clark, S. R., Lar
bellay, Day, Dennis, Elkert. Evans. Field, Fitz
Gibbon. Goddard, Haben, Harderer, Hammel,
Hart, Holman, Huse, linden, Isenring johnson,
Miller. Nash, Nelson. Norcross, Patterson, Per,
kins Persons Pierce, Poppert, PriestIey, REYNOLDS,
wetter Schiller, SchuIze, Sharp, Stanchffeld,
Stephens, Strasser, Taylor, Thomas, Walsh,
Walvoord, YoHng-52.
The bill to establis a graded license
occupied the rest OF the session. On
motion to table the kill was lost as fol-
lows:
CurIev Darbellay Dennis, Ellzert, Estabrook,
Field, Fitz Gibbon, Gray, Haben, Haderer, Ham
mel, sIosker, Hubbard. Huse, linden, Isenring,
Kenealy, Kronenwetter, Lamure, Lagrand LIE
mont, Leslie, Lynch, Miller, Nash, Persons, Pop
pert, Priestley, Race, Robinson, Schmidlkofer,
sehoenwetter, Schiller 5l Sharp. sloggY, Stephens,
Noes-Messrs. Adams. Bartholf, Blyton, Bout
ffeur, Brayton, Buell., Byers, Challoner, Clark,
Friend, Goddard, Hart, Hazan, Hobart, Holman,
Johnson, Lewis, Linse, Mccoy, Mcdonald, Ma
son, Mills, Morgan, Nelson Nercross, Nye, Cd
die, O'Neill Parish Patterson, Perkins, Pierce,
Smiley Stanchffed, Taylor, Thaye err Thomas,
Wallace, Walyoord, Williams. Young and Mr..
Speaker-03.
The bill was ordered engrossed and
read third time by the following vote:
Ayes-Messrs. Adams, Bartholf, Blyton, Bout
fleur, Brayton, Buell., Byers Challoner, G. 3.
Clark S. r. Clark, Cox, Day, Dorwin, Friend,
Goddard, Hart. Hazen Hobart, HOLMAN. John
son, Lewis, Linse, Mccoy, Mcdonald, Mason,
Mills. Morgan. Nelson, NOrcross, Nye, Oddie,
O'NeiI, Parish, Patterson, Perkins, Pierce, Porter
REYNOLDS ROLLS Ryan, SanbOrn, Schulze, Smiley
Stanchfeld Taylor. Thayer, Thomas, Walvoord,
Williams, Young and BIZ. Speaker-51.
Noes-Messrs. Apple, Bachhueer, Cirkel
Craig CurIey, DarbeIlay, Dennis, Elkert Esta-
brook Dennis, Field, Fitz Gibbon, Gray, Habep
Haderer, Hammel Hooker, Hubbard. Huse,
Inden Isenring, Kenealy, Kronenwetter, LamuTe,
Lagrand. Lenont, Leslie, Lynch. Miller, Nash,
Persons, Poppert, Priestley, Race, RobinsoB,
Schn1idIkofer, Schoenwetter, Schiller, Sharp,
Sloggy. Stephens, Strasser, Wallace and Walsh.
A.
THURSDAY, MARCH II.
Sendte.-The senate then concnrred in
Joint resolution relative to the pay
ment of Y. A. Henwood for services
rendered to the legislature; also, rela-
tive to the publication of letters, etc.,
relating to the capitol disaster. Bills
were concurred in to authorize the sale
of swamp lands in Columbia and Sank
counties, also. to amend the charter of
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