Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-01-21

Clerk Porth read The standing commit
I tees Of the house made up y the speak
I CT during the recess as follows.
Privileges and elections y. Mont
gobeTy Smith, chairman; Couch. Blaucr
. CJrcoran Jeska
interpretations -IaSemelster, Con
way. Bradel' Jamis0n Danielson, Hoyt
Williams
Assessment ana Collection Of Taxes
Parkinson Finn, Gaynor Liebensteln,
Green.
Lumber and mining Wheelihan, Har-
mon Brader, McGeehan, Han, AlcKen-
zie
Public improvements -Filz, Finn,
Hintze, Stack. Suelhow
AIilida-Abert BRIL- Dassow, Daven
port, Hanke.
Agriculture Schwefel, Bow, Brill,
Lebeis, Evans, Longbotham, Dayen-
port
Town and county organization
Geehan, Stack, Daily, O'Neil, Davidson.
Roads and bridges-C Couch, GoSs, Van
der Holden, Hall, Cox
Pubic lands schmidt, Conway k0n-
rad, Delegliese, Fulmer
Medical societies -Qulgg Evans, Fitz.
gerald, 5 mps0n, Leuck.
judiciary Burke, J. Montgomery
Smith, Mahoney ID Al. Gayner, Daily,
Barney, Austin, Mills, Burdick
Bills on their third reading jennings,
A. A. Leiss!ing, l.. \. LANCE, John
Schmidt w. A. Cochran.
Ways and means Konrad, Brauer,
Co.'S, Eirschnger, Holcomb.
Federal relations -Lisbenstein, Blen-
ski, Grimm, Holman, Hubbard
Educauon-W Wilson, Edmunds, Reusch-
lein, Frazer, Mahoney %. o..
Railroads Sampson Wheelihan, Fitz-
gerald, Jennings, Jacob, Edmunds,
Albert, Bow, Mills, Pierce
Insurance banks and banking-Lu
cher, Hugo Jacob, Blenski, Ringle, T.,
Tucker, Keogh, A1ilbrath.
State affairs Ringle, Deuster, Wilson,
Schwefel, Grimm, Wander Holden, Lam
bersOn, Putnam, McConochie.
Citics-D. ~ Mahoney, TRACY, Kron
Schmitz, Jr, Heyl, Dieckman, McGiu-
igray, Aiilbrath, DOnOugh
Labor and manufactures Conway
Danielson, Harmon, Dieckman, Jami-
son, Perkins, Nelson.
Legislative expenditures jacob, Lus-
cher, Reuschlein, 9cukema, IveIson
EngrOSsed bills Hunt DassOw Barn
cy, Prochnow Thayer
Enrolled bills-Deuster, Hegemeister,
tilz, Johnson, Suelhow
Joint committees on the part Of the
assembly are.
Claims Fitzgerald, Kroll, Lei, Is,
Peterson, 'rhayer.
Charitable and Penal Institutions
Tracy Hintze Hcy Quigg, McGuli-
vay.
Printing -Langc Sehmitz, Putnam
The following MESSENGER boys were
appointed: a. Dodge, AIazomanic:
Thos. Burke Louis Cary, Madison; Mad
ison; Ed Meo5, Milwaukee; Arthur
Gardner, Watertown; Eddie Ballschnci-
der Sheboygan Fails; John Conway,
Meeme; Jimmy Witty Buuboo, Stan
islaus Andscjwiski, Milwaukee.
Documents were received and re-
fclrcd relating 70 the contested cleo,
ton cases of Fisher VS. Davidson, from
Crawford county, and of Rademachcr
VS.. ProchnoW, from jhe tenth district
of Milwaukee county,
Resolutions were introduced and laid
over:
by Mr.. McGulivray In favor of the
anti-option bill; against the repeal Of
the law providing for the 10 per cent,
tax ON state bank issues
BY Mr. Pumam-In favor of amend
meut to the constitution providing for
the election of United States senators
by direct vote of the people,
The following were passed under sus-
pension of the rules;
BY Mr. LamborsOn-G Giving the use
of the assembly chamber to the State
Historical society for the lecture by
Theodore Roosevelt, on the evening Of
Jan. cath.
BY Mr.. BWke-FavoriGg the opening
of the worlds fair on Sunday and re-
questing Wisconsin members Of congress
to support such a change of the law
conditioning government ala % that
enterprise.
Mr.. Ringle announced the time for
holding the senatorial caucus.
After n brief recess Mr. Burke moved
a suspension Of the rules 10 concur in
the senate resolution denouncing the
sherman silver act and calling FOR its
repeal Almost by a strict party vote
of those present the assembly refused
to suspend the rules-ayeS 40, noes a.
and the resolution laid over. The same
action was had on the senate resolution
against the Chandler bin prohibiting inn
migration for a year, the vote being 46
ayes TO ~ noes.
The senate resolution relating to the
death of Senator Horn was concurred ia
and after the assembly had, on motion
Of Mr. Fitzgerald, invited ex-ASsembly-
man J. A. Taylor to attend the funeral
Of his old friend with the legislative
the assembly adjourned till
10 o'clock q. m, Thursday.
Deaths from DIphtheria