Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-01-17
ASSEM-

In the assembly Tuesday morning
The session was opened with prayer by
the house chaplain, Rev. Mr., Pitcher.
Resolutions were offered:
by Mr. Freeman, that the number
of employees Of the assembly be the
, same as ut The last session. Adopted
by Mr. Arson, joint, that the Mn
wnukce delegation constitute special
committee to pass upon milwaukee,
measures Mr. Dodge, Of Milwaukee,
ought to go 10 the regular committees
! before which Milwaukee, members
might appear to make arguments II
they so chose. He Thought Milwaukee
was entitled to n special committee no
more Than Racine, Oshkosh ana other
places Mr.. Han Thought that every
bin should first 20 to Il regular com
mittpc, then to the milwaukee, dclcga-
tion II that delegation wants It. Mr..
Dodge again spoke opposing the prop
osItlon, and Mr. Arson withdrew 1t
so as to amend II permitting all bills
to first 20 10 regular committees,
by Mr.. Dodge, granting 10 eX-
Speaker I'd. Keogh the seat and desk
So long used by him In the assembly
Adopted
by Mr., rrochnow, authorizing the
governor to appoint Il committee of
one from the state ut large and one
from each congressional district to
consider The matter of better country
roads, The committee to report mt the
next session. lies over
by Mr.. Mahoncy, of Vernon for the
appointment by the speaker of Il slDc-
cial committee M seven on forestry
ana horticulture. Adopted.
by Mr.. Henderson, calling attention
to the reform declarations of the last
administration and thanking 1T for
the new assembly clerks, albeit their
cost was left rs legacy to the pres
ent Administered lies over
by Mr.. Hall, Joint, amending the
constitution forbidding public officers
passes or any Thanking privilege
Lies over
Mr. Moore and Mr. Shnlcrson, Of
Columbia, submitted memorials of the
county board of Columbia county for
an anti.paSs constitutional amend
ment.
Committees
Speaker burrows announced his Sc
lection of assembly committees ms fol
lows:
Privileges, and elections H. G..
Sloan, chairman; j. h. bradbury,
HENRY L. BESSIE, q. c. Leo. l.. A.
langc.
Interpretations q, J. Williams,
chairman; Timothy Burke, Albert VOL
lrr, l.. Il, Con- Thomas l., Martin. 4
IL, De Grotf, j Rodriau
Assessment and collection of taxes
| = Il, Treat, cha 'rnlan; Silas Rullard,
| &, {, iawkcy, II, :. Gilmore, H..
| Schellenbcrg.
Lumber and mining 4 K, Hall,
chairman; George Wrrhcin, George w.
Taylor, II Wippcrman, J H. Brad
bury. Christian Ronnn, !. Rodrian.
Public improvements i. NJ, Miller,
chairman; Edward e, Nothohn, A.
rhalarkcr, w T.. SEEKER, David Finn.
Militia Marshall Cousins chairman;
G, NJ. llambright II, H. Hoffman,
u i Smith, William Croll.
Agriculture Thomas II. Gricr, chair
man: :. $. landt. Il. A. Eaton, III. j
Spanldiug, u, X Smith, IL C. Chris
tlans, Peter McGallowdy.
Dairy and food George H. Blake,
chairman; :. $. Jones, William Froe-
lteh Frank l.. Bacon, j. SaudcrSou
i W. Thomas, Herman Roscnkran2
Town and county organization
William oNeill, chairman George W
latta, j, o. Davidson. IL. j Spauld
Ing, Henry Serge.
Roads and bridges l.. Il. Cox, chair
man; John lceke, s. :. Jones Phlil
4. llam, Herman RoSrnkranz.
Public lands G., A. Stanley, chair
man. \, G. Frost &, rauluS T.. L
Clark, r. rlsch.
Medical societies G. G.. Harris, chair
man; VILLAIN Ill Emelioh, q. j. .leskc
j. &, Marsh, George L. Mahonry.
Judiciary H. T. Ruriirk, chairman
II. &, Sloan, IL $, Dodge. SilaS Billiard
George W lata, Frank Il. Clark
: Herman Wipperman, John q. Conway
1t, Srhrllenherg,
Bills on their third reading Charlie,
/, llanle. chairman. Edward /. Han
sen. G. rauluS. u. Il. Smith Andrew
I Roncel.
WAYS and means James Freeman
! chairman: 4. rhalaekcr r. klahunde
9 Frank l.. Fraser, Andrew Boncel.
Federal relations e. j Ieskr, chair
i man. James I. Ellarson. A. &. Frost
! /. nmehnow, Henry Serge