Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1897-01-28

ION, William H. Flett, Patrick H.
Cashin.
Federal relations-O. l.. Rosen-
krans, Charles w. Sweeting, Otto A..
Risum, Delbert K. Smith, Leonard G.
Church.
Judiciary-Silas Billiard, George w.
Latta. H. C. 'Nipperman, w. c..
Wheeler, M. T. Parker, D. F. Jones,
w. H. Flett, F. r. Tucker, NJ. NJ.
Buttles, l.. C. Harvey, Charles Fl.
WEIGH.
Legislative Observation-Disclosures
l.. Utt, William Hughes, Scion w.
Pierce, Ole C. Settler, John f. Morgan.
anufactures-Joseph G.. Marsh,
John M. Hogan, Julius Feige, William
r. Lewis, H. o. Reinholdt, f. c..
MaeT'tZ.
Military affairs-George w. Taylor,
j j. Smith Christ. Legreid, Jarvis
White, e. S. Goodell George E..
Pratt julius Feige.
Lumber and mining-Albert r. Hall,
x. G.. Staples, o. A. Risum, George
p Shelter, Andrew Jensen.
Public lands-Andrew Jensen,
Hans Barchsenius, M. NJ.
Buttles, o. c.. Sether S. F. Plummer-
Health and sanitation-Jesse A.
Clason, Charles w. Merrman. John
r. Burnham r. j. McGrath, Charles
! N. Frink.
Public improvements-Wi F.
SEEKER, Frank e. Hurd, Thomas Nc
! Donald, Jr., George Wylie, Charles A +.
w. Krause.
Privileges and elections-H. c..
! Wipperman, John M. Hogan, Hans
Brochsenius, William f. SEEKER A. l..
UT, II. o. Reinholdt, Herman Schel-
| lenberg.
ailroads-Emerson D. Hoyt, j. w.
Thomas John r. Reynolds, George w
Taylor, Frank e. Hurd A. S. FlaCg,
Charles Miss. Jr., George II. Clark,
Jr., Louis A Dange.
State affairs-Jesse Stone, Scion W.
Pierce, Bernard c.. Wolter, e. S. Good
dell, Wynn Edwards, A. w. Merrill,
Joseph Wolfinger.
Roads and bridges-James. o.
Davidson, Charles Mss, Jr., Thomas
Mcdonald, Jr. J. II. Agen, Thomas II.
Mosher
Town and county organization
Jonathan J. Smith, Matthew Connors,
Joseph B. Beach, George S. Pratt,
Daniel Bechtel.
Ways and means-William G.
Wheeler, w. M. Fogo, S. r. Webster,
Charles A. Stanley, j. r. Reynolds.
Claims, joint-George H. Ray, Henry
NJ. Thompson, Jarvis White, John p.
Morgan, Pat. II. Cashen.
Charitable and penal institutions,
joint-William II. Lewis, F.. A. Anson
George w. Wolf, w. II. Hurlbut
Fred G. Maertz.
Fish and game, joint-Lester B.
Dresser Joseph G.. Marsh, Matthew
Connors, Lemuel P. Hindes, Henry
Overlook, Jr.
Printing, joint-W. NJ. Togo, Albert
Woller, Louie A. LANCE.
Bills presented were: BY Mr.. Lewis,
to create a board of combinations and
pardons; by ID. f. Jones, to repeal the
law providing for the Kelley cure for
inebriates at public expense; by Mr..
Barnum to regulate the practic of
medicine; also to amend chap. AGO laws
of 1891 relating to building and loan
associations; by Mr.. Stanley, to make
an appropriation for the benefit Of the
Wisconsin home for the feeble minded
at Chippewa Fails of $4,000 for fur
nishing and to provide for the main
tenance of that institution out of the
general fund; by Mr.. Hurd, to prohibit
the manufacture and sale of cigarettes:
by w. A. Jones, to revise the in
surance code 0he special commissions
bilD; also to regulate building and loan
associations.
SENATE
or ten bills introduced in the senate
The most important was one by Sena-
tor McGllivray providing that "All
goods, wares and merchandise made by
convict labor in any penitenttary,
prison. reformatory or other establish
mant in which convict labor is en-
ployed in any state except the state or
Wisconsin and imported or brought
into Wisconsin shall before being eX-
posed FOR sale be plainly and conspicu
ously marked Convict Made An
other bill was by NJ. Devos, to confer
upon municipal corporations the powHr
to condemn riparian rights for public
purposes.
Senator Timme introduced a resolu-
tion urging Wisconsin congressman to
do all In their power to secure pass
age of a pending bin creating public
park at Nicksburg. Sergeant
alarms Pettibone has APP
pointed these additional pages in the
senate: S \. Pettibone, Oeonomowoc;
Harry Earl Wheeler, Evansville; Fred.
S. Beach. Prairie du CHEN: Fred Hol-
comb, Brodhead; Robert Duerr, John
Tyler and Joseph r. Edward, all of
Milwaukee.
Madison, Wis, Jan. 20,-'The more
important bills introduced in the senate