The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1889-01-17
WISCONSIN SOLONS.

BOTH houses Of the Legislature met as Madi
son at noon on the 9th inst. Lieutenant Cover
third biennial and thirty-ninth consecutive
session. The Senate organized by electing Cnas
E. Bross, chief clerk, Maj. George sergeant-at
pro tempore The complete roll is as follows
Edward Scofeld, rep. E. w. Persons, dem
Henry A. Cooper. rep. John J. Kempf rep
Chris. Widule rep. James C.. Reynolds, rep
George Fitch, rep. Horace A. Taylor, rep
George F. Merrill, rep. p. J. Clawson, rep
Oh Ghas. A. Pettibone, ind Frank Avery. rep
field, rep George H. Buckstaff, rep
M. c. Mead, dem. John E. Leahy, rep. William
Kennedy, dem Walter S; Greene, dem. Chas
S. Taylor. rep. William A. Rust, rep. w. S
Main, rep. Levi e. Pond rep. r. L. Joiner, rep
John W. De Croft, rep. William Miller, rep
Thomas Alfred Dyson, rep. Hugh H. Price, rep
Peter Lochen dem. Mr., Cooper introduced q
bill. which under suspension of the rules
passed, providing for an amendment to the re-
vised statute governing the meeting of Electors
so that the State statutes shall agree with the
United States statute in fixing the date of meet
ing on the second Monday of january next sue
ceeding the election, instead of the second
Wednesday in December. A number
The House was called together at noon, the
personnel to whom certificates of election have
been issued being as follows: Adams and Mar.
quette, j. w. Cunning, rep, Ashland, Price
Oneida, and Florence Z. H. Leonard, rep: Bar
ron, G. W. Moore, rep. bayfield,, Burnett, Doug
las, Washburn and Sawyer, L. H. Mead, rep. !
J. Mcclellan, DEM. /; Buffalo, j. w. Whelan,
rep; Calumet, w. v. McMullen, rep. /; Chip
pewa, B. f. Millard, rep. Clark, NJ. G. Ring,
rep. Columbia lst district, c. +. Mohr, rep. I'd,
Theodore Henton, rep. Crawford, Hugh Porter,
rep; Dane, 1st district, David Stephens, rep
Cd. VIM Fehlandt, DEM. Sd, p 0. Baker rep
Thos. F. Scion, dem. 3D. John stoddart, dem ;
3d. John A. Barney, dem. Door, Hans Johnson,
rep. Dunn, S. J. Bailey, rep. Eau Claire. LIST
district, H, NJ Stocking, rep: I'd, G: F. Caldwell,
rep. I'd, JAS. w. Watson, dem. 4; 3d. Peter Loehr,
dem. Grant, LIST district B. Mccoy rep. Cd, RIB
Showalter, rep. Sd, A. G. V. Elston rep. Green,
1st District, Philip Allen rep; joint districts
rep. G,een Lake, E. c. Smith, dem. Iowa, LIST
District, N. t. Martin, rep. I'd, NJ. J. Bennett,
rep. jackson; Thomas B. Mills. rep. Jefferson,
LIST District, G. R: Field DEM. ID, Mark Curtis,
rep. Juneau, j. w Babcock, rep Kenosha, d.
L. Burgess rep. KewGunee Joseph Very, dem
La Cross, lst District, j. j. Hogan, DEM Cd,
I'anglade, Lincoln and Taylor a. R. Fehland,
dem. Manitowoc-1st district, Emil P Scheibe
DEM. Cd Isaac Cratic, dem. I'D, J. $. Ander-
Patrick Clifford, dem Milwaukee. 1st district,
NJ. Dunn, dem, I'd, T. E. Woler, rep. ; g. Edd
Keogh, DEM. 4th, ". J. McElroy, rep (; STU. H
seibers, rep. 9Th, G. S. R@sser, rep; 7th, H. E.
Legler. rep; 8th, Amos Thomas, rep. 9th, G..
Christensen, rep Il tn, c. Elker1, rep: 18th,
W L. Dennis. rep. 18th, E. J: slupecki, dem.
r. Lyon, rep. Oconto-Chas. HAIL. rep. Outa.
game, 1st district, Louis L. Jabas, DEM :;
district including city OF Menasha, Theodore E.
hnapstein dem. ozaukee, Fred w. Horn, dem.
Pepln. V. w. Dorwin, rep; Pierce, D. j. Dill,
rep. Polk, j. H. McCouro rep. Portage, E. Nc,
Ola him, rep; Racine, A. L. Buchan, rep. );
Richand, r. b. Del ap, rep. Rock, 1st dis riot,
NJ. V. Pratt, rep; Cd, Cyrus Miner, rep. I'd,
Henry Tarrant, rep. ; st. CroiX, Edward Connor,
rep. Sank, LIST district, Thomas Hill, rep. &c
B. g. Paddock, rep Shawano, R. W. JAG son
rep. Sheboygan 1s5 district, Valentine Detlin {,
DEM. I'd, G. A. Corbett rep. 3D. +. C. Oliver
rep. Irempealeau, FL. K. Hagestad rep. Yer
non. LIST district John Stevenson, rep ID.
Thomas O. j: Shear. rep Walw.orth. Isl district,
ineton. +. G. Schiller, dem. Waukesha, 1st die
trict, Geo. Winans, dem. I'd, Eph. Beaumont,
rep. Waupaca, 1st district, E. Coolidge, rep
Waushara w. B. La Sale, rep. Winnebago, 1st
district, Geo w. Pratt dem cd Walter L. Mil
Ter, rep. 3d. CASPIAN Schmidt, rep. Wood, Rob-
ert Conner, rep.
The reading of the Governors message occu-
pied the principal part of the day in the Senate
and House on the 10th inst, and no business OF
Importance was transacted. Both houses ad-
journed until Tuesday. T. B. Mills was elected
Speaker of the House and e. d. Coe Chief
Clerk E. E. Parsons was chosen Sergeant-at-
Arms of the Assembly, and made the following
subordinate appointments Assistant Sergeant
at at Arms u Fl \ Davis, Milwaukee; Postmaster,
W. l.. ugh; Edu ClttiIS ASSlSUdnU L OStnaSC6f,
John B. Nugent, Oshkosh; Porter,
John X. Mcdonald st. Croix; Night
Watchman. Robert Jones, Oconto; Door
keepers. w. j. Zettler, Milwaukee; Sure
Johnson, Mcfarland j. K Fisher, Racine; Chas
Blay, Rock Gallery attendant, M. A. Halter,
Shawano. Committee room attendants, Geo
Hanover, Jefferson; John Olson, Polk County ;
Theodore Stenijen, Pleasant Springs. General
attendant (police), Fritz Jansen Milwaukee.
Document clerk, H j. Ormsby Black River
Fails. Document attendant, Geo. L.. Jones,
lnyuG Fol lie II 1or,a
Waukesha. Mushroom attendant. w. B. Pal
tersOn, Mansion