Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1895-01-24


II. De Croft, J. Rodrian.
Assessment and collection Of taxes
y. 3. Treat, chairman; Silas Billiard,
q. G. Yawkey, II. s. Gilmore II.
Schellerberg.
Lumber and mining-A r. Hall,
chairman; George Werhein, George W.
Taylor II. Wipperman, J. s. Brad
bury, Christian Bonnin, J. Rodrian.
Public Improvements VI. Miller,
chairman; Edward c. Notbohn. A.
Thalacker, w +. Seeker, David Finn.
M:it;a-Marshall Cousins. chairman;
{. N. Hambright. H. H. Hoffman,
J. J Smith, William Crou.
AgriculUre-Thom II. Grier, chair
laan; S. S. Landt. B. A. Eaton, II. J.
Spaulding, D. IL. Smith, II. c.. Chris
tians. Peter McGaIloway.
Dairy and food-George H. Blake.
chairman; S. S. Jones, William Froe-
Itch. Frank L. Bacon, J. SanderSon,
J. W. Thomas, Herman ROsenkranz.
Town and county organization
William O'NeiIl, chairman; George W.
Latta. J. O. Davidson, H. J. Spauld-
ing, Henry Serge.
Roads and brtdges-L. B. Cox, chair
man; John Uecke, S. S. Jones, Philip
A. Ham, Herman Rosenkranz.
Public lands-C. A. Stanley, chair
man, A. C. Frost, c.. Paulus, E. F.
Clark, r. PIisch
Medical societies-C. G. Harris, chair
man; William II. Froelich, G. J. Jeske,
J. c.. Marsh, George r. Mahoney.
Judiciary-H. 2. Burdick, chairman:
Fl. G. Sloan, II. S. Dodge, Silas Billiard
George w. Latta, Frank E. Clark
Herman Wipperman, John G. Conway,
Ii. Schellenberg.
Bills on their third reading Charles
f. Hanke, chairman; Edward F. Han
sen, G. Paulus, D. K. Smith, Andrew
Boncel.
Ways and means James Freeman,
chairman; A. Thalacker, r. Klabunde.
Frank L. Fraser, Andrew Boncel
Federal relations-G. J. Jeske, chair
man; James t. Ellarson, A. c. Frost.
I. Prochnow, Henry Serge.
EducatiOn-D. O. Mahoney, chair
man; D. S. Johnsons Frank E. Clark.
Thomas L. Martin, II. c.. Christians.
Railroads.&c.. D. Hoyt, chairman;
Charles f. aanke, James Freeman.
C. G. Yawkey, George H. Ray, George
w. Taylor. John w. Thomas, j. F..
Reynolds, Frand E.. Hurd, VIM. Jecke.
Peter McGalloway.
Insurance. banks and banking-Wil-
liam A. Jones, chairman; George W :.
Ray, James Hanson, Edward c.. Not
bOhm, c.. Mohr, Freeman II. Lord,
Henry Hagemelster.
State affairs-J. G. Lamberson, chair
man: Jerome B. Miller, Frank L. Ba-
con, Charles NJ. Hambright, William
O'Neil, r. S. Johnson, H. F. Willlie.
J. Wolfinger, George R. Mahoney.
Cities-Frank Arson, chairman: G.
Alderman, Edward f. Hansen, George
A. Buckstaff, O. G. Lee, J. ]. Smith.
G. Winter, William CroH, John G..
Conway.
Labor and manufactures r. Still
man, chairman: J. G. Marsh, G. Mohr
S. S. Landt, B. A. Eaton, J. Violin
ger, Hubert Wolf
Legislative expenditures L. UT.
chairman; H. S. Dodge, Thomas III.
Grier, D. o. Mahoney, Fred G..
MaertZ
Engrossed BILLS. O. Davidson,
chairman; c.. Winter, A. L. UT, Mar
shall Cousins, Hubert Wolf
Enrolled bills-A. H. De Croft, chair
man; II. T. Wilkie, 7. PrOchnow.
Frank E. Hurd, Fred G. Maertz.
Forestry and horticulture Charles
Hirschinger, chairman; Timothy
Burke, A. r. Hall, Herman II. Hoff-
man, John Uecke, c. A. Stanley, David
Finn.
Joint committees-On the part of the
assembly: Claims-Frank L. Fraser,
chairman; George A. Buckstaff, E. r.
Clark, William Croll, Henry Hage-
meister.
Charitable and penal institutions
Fenner Kimball, chairman; Frank An
son, George W. Wolf, L. A. Lange, II.
S. Gilmore.
Printing James f. Elarson, chair
man; O. J. Williams, L. A. Lange.
Fish and Game-Henry L Besse,
chairman; James Hansen, Z. Plisch.
Madison. Jan 16.-In the senate a
resolution was offered by Senator
Woodwork for constitutional amend
ment making sheriffs eligible to serve
more than one term. The more i'm
portant bills introduced were by Sen
ator McGillivray, relating to The dis
tribution of the state school tax and
providing that counties may have use
of money collected instead of it's lying
in the state treasury for several
months until distributed; by Senator
McGillivray to submit to the people an
amendment to section l of article 10 of
the constitution striking out the clause
providing that the state superintend-
ent's salary be fixed at $1,000, and by
Senator Burke, providing for the ap-
preparation of $1,4OO to enable the
Wisconsin Firemen's association to
hold annual tournaments.
In the house a resolution was offered
by Mr.. Blake, requesting the secre-
tary of state to furnish a statement of
the condition of the state finances ON
Jan. I, 1895. Many anti-free-pass
memorials We're presented. Among
the bills introduced We're the follow
ing: By Mr.. Winters, requiring over
ground distractions, in cities and vii
lagos, such as electric wires, to be
placed underground, all electric poles