Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-01-28
ASSEMBLY

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and Longbotham, asking for consutu-
tional amendment prohibiting the is
suance of railwas passes 70 public Off
Gals Al were referred to the railway
committee
Resolutions were offered:
BY Mr.. Tracy-To make labor day
legal holiday.
BY Mr. Notwithstanding the com
mittee ON charitable and refonnatory
institutions TO investigate the feasibil-
ity Of the state maintaining institutions
for the cure of drunkenness as disease.
By Mr. Extending the time for
the taking of testimony in the contested
election case Of Mr. Deleglise, OF Flor
ence county.
BY Mr. Mcclellan Providing for the
employment Of clerks for the commit
tees on railways, town and county organ
ization interpretations, privileges and
elections ANA state affairs and also for
four committee room attendants. Passed
under suspension Of the rules.
Bills We're introduced;
BY Mr.. Wilson To define the liability
of railway corporations Cor damages 10
employees
BY Mr.. Grimm To amend section 926
a., annotated statutes, relating to
cities also to enable the town of JEFF
ferson to effect a settlement with its
creditors
BY Mr. McDermott-To authorize the
commissioners of the public lands to
loan q portion Of the fund to the Eau
Claire Light Guard company, for an
armory enterprise.
BY Mr. MGeehan-To create the
county of Iron. from a division Of
Ashland county.
By Mr. Green To amend the laws
relating to cemeteries.
BY Mr. Mills (By requeStl-To amend
chapter 151 of the revised statutes of
1878, relating TO the rights of infants
and other wards in court in cases in
volying their estates
Mr. Putnam introduced a resolution
inStTucting the sergeant at arms to re-
cover he American eagle which had
been uthlesSly removed from above the
clock i'm the assembly chamber by some
person suspected of having an interest in
the senatorial fight, and TO employ his
entire force, if need be, to restore the
bird and 10 bring the offender before the
house for punishment
A recess was taken till p IN.
The rol-call in the assembly at ;
o'clock showed only a few absentees.
The speaker said that now in pursu-
ance of the constitution the members
would proceed TO vote for United States
senator
The republicans. upon the roll being
called, voted uniformly for John G.
Spooner while the democrats scattered
their votes in accordance with the cau-
Gus resolution. They voted as follows;
Albert For f. w Won Cotzhausen.
Barney For sam j. Shater
Blenski For NJ Kruszla.
Bowe-For +, r. Yahr
Bradcl-FOr David Ford.
Brauer- For G. c. Dickinson
Brill For A. L. Smith,
Burllc-For j. j. Dick
Conway For A. J. Schmtz.
Couch For Byron 3. Park.
Croll-For John Nagel.
Daily For A. b. Ives.
Daniels0n-FOr Gabe BOuck.
Dassow. Diccllman and Liobenstein-
For W. II. Seaman.
Deuster-I'or Chris Helms.
Edmunds-For l.. 5. Bailey,
Eyans-For Michael Johnson
Futz-For John Wattawa.
Finn-For John Woodlach.
Fitzgerald-For H. F. Schwin.
Gaynor and Ringle-Fo W. G. Silver
thorn
Goss-For Richard Weaver.
Glimm-For Il. B. Kirkland
Hagemeister-Fo I. Il, Hudd
Halmon-For r. J. Cunningham.
Heyl-For Dr. Red Wolf.
Hintze-For James j. jenkins.
Hunt-For r. G. Falconer.
Jacobi-For Carl Field
Jamison-For Adam Euberg.
Jennings-F0r VIM. Kennedy
KOnr0d-FOr Peter Lach
Lange For r. S. Briggs
Lebeis For w. H. Stafford
LeissIinc For g. w Woodward
Luscher-For Th0s. Wall.
Mcclellan For Thos Bardon.
Parkinson TheO Kersten.
Quigg For J. NJ Morrow.
Reuschlein- For J. +. Dodge
Sampson-FOr T. r. Campbell
Schmidt-For Fred Pabst
Schlnitz-For p J. SOmmers.
Schwefel-F b. f. sherman.
Smith-For NJ NJ Strong
Tracy For A. l.. Smith
Wander Hiden-For r. j Mcclellan.
Wheelhan-Fo DR. F. n Garfield
Wilson For John Winans
Mr.. Speaker-For J. r, Donnelly.
The votes for spooner were from
MeSsrs. Austin, Burlick, Cochran, Cor
coran, Cox. Davenport, Davidson, Del
eglise, Fraser. Fullner, Green, Hall,
Hanke, Hirschinger Holcombe, Holman,
Hoyt Hubbard IyersOn. Jeske, John