Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-11-04

Barre, Burns. Greenfield, Hamilton.
Shelby, Washington, and third, fourth.
sixth, seventh, eighth, thirteenth. four
teenth. sixteenth. seventeenth, and |
eighteenth wards in the city of Ia
Crosse; Ind, towns of Campbell. arm
imgton. Holland, OnalaSka, the CITY Of |
Onalaska, and the first, second, fifth. |
ninth, tenth, eleventh, twelfth, hf- |
teenth, nineteenth and twentieth wards
of the city of La Crosse.
Dane-1St., towns of Madison and
Blooming Grove and the city of NIadi-
son; 2nd., towns of RoXbury Dane.
Vienna. Windsor. Burke, Westport.
Springfield, Berry, York. Medina
Bristol. Sun Prairie and the village of
Sun Prairie: 3rd, towns of Cottage
Grove. Deertield. Pleasant Springs.
Dunllirk. Dunn, Rutland, ChriStianl.
Albion and the city Of Stoughton: It'll,
towns of Black Earth, Mazomauie
Oregon, MontroSc, Primrose, Perry.
Blue Mounds. Springdale. Verona.
Fitchburg. Vermont. Middleton, and
Cross Plains.
Outagamie-1st.. towns of Dale
Greenville. Ellington, Grand
Center, and the city of Appleton; 2nd.
towns of Block Greek, Boyina. Hor-
, tonia. Liberty. Maple Creek, Seymour,
kaukauna, Freedom. Buchanan, Os-
born. Cicero, Maine. Deer Creek. and
! the cities Of Seymour and Kaukauna,
and the third ward of the city of New
London.
ChippeWa-1st, towns of Tildcn.
! Wheaton and Eagle Point, and the city
of Chippewa Falls; md, towns of An
son, Arthur, Auburn, Big Bend. Bloom
er, Cleveland, Colbury, Edison, Flam-
beau, La Fayette, Lawrence and Sigel
! Rock-1St., towns of Union, Porter,
Magnolia, Center, Spring Valley, Ply
mouth, Avon, Newark, Beloit. and the
! third and fourth wards of the city of
Beloit; 2nd; towns OF Milton, Lima,
Harmony, La Prairie, Rock, JohnStown.
Bradford, Clinton and Turtle, and The
first and second wards of the city OF
Beioit; 3rd., towns of GAINESVILLE and
Fulton, ard the cities of GAINESVILLE and
Edgerton.
! MilWaukce-1St., third and seventh
! wards; 2nd, first and eighteenth wards;
3rd, Thirteenth ward; 18th, fifteenth and
sixteenth wards; 9TH, tenth ward: 9th
ninth ward; 18th, second and fourth
wards; Sth, fifth and eighth wards; 9th
eleventh ward; 10Th, twelfth ward /;
11th, sixth ward; 18th, fourteenth ward !:
18th, seventeenth ward and towns OF
Lake, Oak Creek. Franklin and Green
field; 14th, towns of Milwaukee, Gran
vile and Wauwautosa.
The legislature was i'll session just
ten days. The bill as. passed is the
straight democratic caucus measure,
with Il republican amendment re-;lrrang-
ing the assembly districts of Fond du
Lac county. Republicans proposed
many other amendments which We're
rejected. The two parties utterly fail
ed to come together on Il compromise
bill. Democrats claim that the lppor-
tionment makes II democratic districts
:aild Is republican, and about IS or 60
republican assembly districts out of the
100. At the special session another
important law was also enacted. 1t pro-
VideS that notice of the general
election for the year 1892 already given
by the secretary of state, is hereby de
t;idrcd sufficient and valid for all pur-
poses. and no other or further notice
shall be published by him. The publ
cation of this act shall be sufficient no.
tee of election for The year 1892, of
senators and members of assembly.
and shall be cOncluSively deemed Il
complete compliance with all laws re-
curing notice.
! No other or further notice shall be
required under the provisions of sec
ton 5, of chapter three hundred and
SiXty-two, of the laws of 1891, but the
notice already given shall be held sutii-
cient and vanu.
The notice of election required by
section nineteen of chapter five, of the
revised statutes, to be posted by town
and village clerks and the inspectors Of
election in wards which have hereto
fore been posted are declared sufficient
and valid for all purposes, and us to all
officers required to be elected at the
general election of 1892.
In whatever election districts such
notices may not have been posted, be-
fore the publication of this act, the
same may be posted on or before the
third day of November, 1892, and shall
be held legal and valid.
The publication of notices Of election
and nominations required to be made
by section eleven, of chapter 80, of
the laws of 1891, may for the year 1892
be published on Or before the third day
of November, 1892, and the failure to
make such publication in any case shall
not in any manner affect any election OF
any officer at the general election of
1892.
Nominations for the office of senator
or member of assembly, which have
heretofore been made, since July 1.
1899, by any party convention, in the
territory designated as q senate or as
sembly district in chapter one o., of
the laws of Wisconsin passed at the
extra session in July, 1892, entitled IAN
act to apportion the state Of Wisconsin
into senate and assembly districts"
approved July /, 1892, and the certifi-
Gates Of which nominations have been
or may hereafter, on or before the
third day of November, 1892, be filed,
shall be deemed legal and valid nominal
tons for all intents and purposes, for
the offices of senator and member of
assembly, for the several districts ere
ated by chapter 1 of the laws of this
session in the following cases.
1. In senate and assembly districts
respectively, created by chapter l of