Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1889-01-24
WISCONSIN LEGISLATURE.
TUESDAY, j an. Is.

TUESDAY, d al. 10.
| SENATE.-After a rest of four days,
from last Thursday forenoon, at 10
| o'olock.-the senate resumed its work,
with Lt-Gov. Ryland presiding. Bills
| were presented for uniform charters for
cities of the same size; for an amend
ment of the statutes for security of costs,
| for the creation of a municipal court for
| the city end county of Ashland for an
amendment providing that in civil suit,
ten jurymen sufficient to render YER
dict; for the incorporation of Ft untain
City; for increasing salaries of circuit
! judges; for an amendment relating to
| interest on mortgages. Adjourned until
Wednesday, 10 O'Clock a. m.
ASSEMBLY. - Resolution adopted for
committee of two from the senate and
three from the Assembly 10 investigate
report made by Mrs. DR.. Kate Rushn ell.
The clerk then read the list of regulars
COMMITTEES as follows:
Judiciary-Messrs. McElroy, Mead, Osborn,
Ring, Anderson, Whelan, Field. Horn and Wat
son.
Bills on their third reading Messrs, Porter
Schmidt, Mead, Gray and Stoddart
Ways and means-MeSsrS.- Oliver, Johnson,
Baker, Slupecki and Cratic
Federal relations-MesSrs. Freeman, Schmidt,
Caldwell, Barney and Very.
Education-Messrs. Bennett, Cunning, Shear,
Winans and Pratt, G. W.
Railroads = Messrs Jackson, Buchan. Smith,
VIM, Curtis Conner, R., Leonard. Woller, Bah
cock, McGlachlin, keogh and Hogan
Insurance banks and banking-Messrs. Blyton
Leonard, Coolidge, Elson, Tarrant, Horn and
keosh.
State affairs-Messrs Stocking, Legler, La
Selle, Dorwin, Showalter, Blyton, Beaumont
Cities-Messrs. Legier, Ring, Bailey, Schmidt
w.
born, Smith, VIM, Dunn and Jabas
Incorporations-Messrs Babcock, Paddock,
Hail. Raesser, Beebe and Mcclellan.
Assessment and collection of ta xes-Messrs.
Whelan, Pratt, NJ. ", Mccoy, Higan and Wi
mans.
Lumber and mining-Messrs. McCourt, Miller,
Willard, Wipf, Connor E.. Beebe and Clifford.
Public mprovements-Messrs Hagestad, Lyon
Miner, Jabas and Stoddart.
Miitia-Messrs. Mccoy, Kizer, Corbert, Bailey
and Slupecki
Agriculture-Messrs Beaumont, Caldwell, Por-
ter, Dill, Burgess, Smith, E. c., and Loehr.
Town and county OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Hall,
McCourt, KiZer. Watson and Fehland. ii. K.
Roads and brdges-Messrs. Stevenson, Conner,
R., Allen, P, Crate and McMullen.
Public lands.-Messrs. Mohr, Dennis, Conner,
Medical societits~Messrs. De Lap, Elston. Blu
chan, Scion and Clifford.
Legislative Xpenditures-Messrs. Allen, u. D,
Hill. Thomas, Detlng and Fehlandt, Nm
EngrOssed bills-Messrs. kf1nefeiter, Chrlstlaan-
sen. Henton, Chesak and Knapstein
Enrolled OlIlS-MeSSrS. simmons. moore, y. w,
Burgess, Sheioe and Detling.
Labor and manufactures -Messrs. Dorwln,
Moore. c. W., Beaumont Dennis, Freeman, Dunn
and Fehlandt. 4. R.
Labor and industries-Messrs. Siebers, Allen,
d. s., Dill, Fehlandt and McMuLlen.
JOINT
Claims Messrs. Coolidge. Curtis Stephens.
Hall and Schuer.
Charitable and penal observation-disclosures ho-
walter, Elkert, Hill, Schiller and Barney.
Printing-Messrs. McGlachIn, Mohr, G. f., and
Field
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 16.
SENATE.-Ihe senate proceeded with
its work, with Lit. Governor Ryland pre-
siding. Gov. Hoard sent a communica-
ton to the senate stating that last Sep
TENDER Gov. Rusk appointed as fish
wardens, Messrs. E. G. Oliver, &C, 2. Thayer
and James Thayer. Appointments were
confirmed. Gov. Rusk also appointed s.
Nj. Hayes, John Philip and Emil Wallber,
regents of the normal school board. APP
pointments confirmed. The appoint
ment of Chas. Luling, member of the
state board of supervision in June. 1887,
for five years, was confirmed. The ap-
pointment of Andrew E. Elmore mem