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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-11-09
CARTRRA DIR LA ISbA
I'm rum0r.

I'm rumOr.
Lsemos 10 que sigue en- "La Correspon-
dencia" del 2:
'Desde antes de anoche circula por esta
capital una nottcia que no hemos podido
Icomprobar. Dioese que entire los autonom,s-
tendencias de eproximac.6a. Parece que
en- ambos grupos que, al cabo, tienen una
fgran afnidad de ideas, hay hombre. que o
simpatizan con las discusiones violentas que
NADIA conducen y que solo tienden divi-
dir las fuer1as liberales del pals. Este ru-
NOR ha sido bien acogido psr Los hombres
de ideas avanzadas, que no osultan So de-
| da sumar fuerzas On Las huestes autono-
nistas."
La noche del Sc reunieroa On la capital
] algunos disidentes para elegk d Dissctoric
autonOmlsta.
Fue nombrado Fernandez Juncos direc-
| tor politico, .quedando los ds aastss, en- sus
cargos respectiyos.
Sc reunieron IL Is personals, eutre ellos
los cuatro slegidos.
La Junta Central de la IzquIerda Progre.
sfsta, ha dirigido un cablegrama al se1or
Moret, ha seflalado Toa- bsja para celebrar
ALI el primer meeting de::propagands, ha
hecho una vista al Gobernador General.
Los Hbersles de Toa-baja 90 quejan amsr-
gamente del NAL est ado de la adminhtra-
ci6n, y de las injusticias arbitrariedades
que con ellos viene cometiendo ell alcalde,
don Gerardo Pug Mundo.
Nuestro amigo don Manuel Camunas el
doctor don Esteban Lopez los profesores
de instruction pdblica don Ricardo g.. Bella.
val y don Ramon Quinones, tratan de orga-
nizar en- Fajardo | 8 classes de 10 Educacion
popular.
Dicen del Dorado que en- aquel pueblo no
hay nj un solo autonomista ortodoxo. To-
dos los hombres de ideas hberales son deci-
didos partidarios de Ia colectividad poHtiea
que preside el sef1or Muioz Rivera.
El comit6 liberal de Pefuelas acord6, por
unanimidad, dar un voto de conf.Eza y ad
hesi6n al Oomit6 provincial J . 50 digno
presidsnte seflor Hufioz Rivera, por Ia po-
Utica que tienen trasada en- bien de la c.
lectividad del pals. Asi mismo - muestra
conforme con los mobiles prop6sitoe del jete,
manifestados en- 10 prensa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-11-09

minlsterio focal ha dssistido de Ia acci6n
penal en- los enmarios seguidos contra don
Ramon B. Lopez. don Joe6 Leoncie kodri-
guez. don Carlos Oonds den Jose Avslo
Sapshez, que eran los hnicos que existian
Pros asados por delitos cometidos por medic
de la tmprsnta.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-11-09
DON CARLOS LOPEZ DE TORD
DON LUCIANO ORTIZ ANTON

DO4s 0oOAAISO OhI1A AIN 4ON
Abogados
Participamos al phblico que, habiendcse
asociado para ell ejercicio de gu profession,
sc encargan de cuantos trabajos relacions-
dos con ella Sc les encomienden, exception
hecha de los que hayan de ventilarse en- es
to 1uzgsdo municipal.
Tienen alberto a bnfsts en- Ia ealla de ls
Reina, bajos dc II casa del ssilor Roubert.
1-.S.
Hacemos presente los sedores suscrito-
res del Oeste que cuando go reciban el pc.
r1odlco oportunamente debese que por
circunstanoias invencibles, la edici6n no hs
entrado en- prensa en- tempo para alcsnoar
dicha lfnea.
Esta maf1ana regres6 esta ciudad nues
tro active empleado don Vicente Font o.
munas, que fue . San Gsrmsn a asuntes
economicos de este peri6dico.
= En- esta imprenta hay oolocaci6n ara dos
q tres appendices de tip6grs fos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-11-09
c0mplacid0.

Don Alexandra Gslnier 80 ha aoercade
hoy eta redacci6n manifestarnos que
no did So frma para la manifestation
que aparsos de Ponce en- el ndmero de EL
Pats del sabado 1ltimo,y ala vez hsoe cons
tar que 81 nunoa Ia sstsdo Goa la dkidencia,
sin6 hgurando dsntro del partido liberal.
Esta oomplacide ell sef1or GARNER.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-11-09
Ceiba, Nvbre. So 20 t.

Los que como usted llamados au-
tonomfstas jamas SO aliaron con re-
dacoiones periodicos incondIcionales
para combatir candidates como Ma
nuel Roman. nj rompieron sus plu-
mas en- momentos de trlstes suspica
cIas, nj Sc ocuparon de sus amigos en-
dfas tristes del 81, contarAn STEM
pre- con las simpatfas de los que YER
daderamente aman su pals y con
el apoyo de este comite que me hon
70 en- presidir. -Lauro Rivera.
Yabucos, Nvbre. 3.-I.3ot.
Nuestra humilde protesta contra
censura que ha sido objeto. Mayo
ria pals sabe apreciar sus desvelos y
desInteres por trabsjos en- favor del
bienestar de nuestra Borinquen -
Aurelio Davila. r. Rodriguez. An
tonic Garcia, Ortiz. Ramos. Emete
rio Cintr6n, K. MILAN. Francisco
Lzstra, Ramon Bsrffos, Pedro Gar
cia, Pablo Torres, Gregorio Colon,
Luis Rivera, Pedro M. Garcia, Ju-
Ian Delgado, Pedro Lngo. Domin go
Castro JESUS h. Gonzalez, Elias
Collazo, A. Ortiz Colon.
Fajardo, Nvbre 81 t.
En- session ce'ebrada anoohe por
ccmite en- pleno. fue acuerdo unanl
me enviar usted entusiasta aplauso
con expression absolute conhsnza por
su sctisud poftica. fel demonstration
de excslente tacto y probado patrio-
tismo en- direccion partido. .-Baralt.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-11-09
Gnayama, Nvbre. 3 i:

Guayama, Nvbre. 3 3-12 t.
Reclentes manifestations rumbo
pol1tico merecen ardientes aplausos.
Asi pIensa. quiere pats Comit6 rel.
terra absolute confanza usted-Pai6s.
Naguabo, Nvbre. 3.-2-2O
Este Comite en- pleno reitera la
mas absolute confanza & usted y CO.
mite provincial, por todo, y con nos
otros todos los liberales. - Bux6,
Quintana.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-11-09

Be encuentra en- esta ciudad desde hace
algunos dfas, nos ha visitado hoy, nuestro
querido amigo. ell brillante escritor domini
cano don Eugenio Deschamps.
Vlene de Centre America, es probable
Que fje nuevamsnte su residencia en- Ponce
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-11-09
COMUNICADOS
Ponce, 8 de Noviembre de 8Q7.
Sr. director de El Pats
San Juan de Puerto Rico

Nuy sef1or milo: & nadie he autorizado
para Ia hrma que aparsce en- ell D1mero $40
de su peri6dico del dfa 6: desde de Febrero
del - en- que cay6 Ia Repdblioa, protestan-
do nueatrs lealtsd 6 la Naci6n espaffola no
hemos hecho mas polftica pues la de anita
no no es II de o9a1o: mi burra con1dente
me asegura que ese Burro que nos ridiculi
za, entr6 de chivo en- ella en- Ia golets Do
l0rss 7 est6 Sin m matrfcula.
Ahora en- estos tiempos calamitosos, 81 es
necesarlo ser poiltico, 70 protesto: que no
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-11-09
Pr0tasta

Aver estuvo en- esta redaeci6n nuestro
respectable correligionario don Rodulfo del
Vale, para pedirnos que hici6rsmos pt-
blica su protestA contra ell hecho de que
aparezca su frma en una adhesion disiden-
to, dirigida desde aqui El Pats, de San
partido.
Dice 81 sef1or del Valle que no ha autori-
zado nadie para hacer uso de 50 hrmA en-
la manifestation a que aludimos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-11-09
Valiente punad0.

Aunque en- otra parts hacemos snbir
doce ounce el ndaero de personals que
eligieron ell directorio autonomista en- Ia
capital, desde allf nos assguran que no lle-
gaban diez.
lave Maria purisimal
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-11-09
De Iusticia

En le reclamation hechs por la Juuts de
Carceles corrasponde la gloria en-. mucha
parte q nuestro celoso Alcalde Sr. Rosich
que secundado por su sefior hijo don Jnlio,
ha prohado una vex mas que Sc cuida
de la cosa pdblica cual corresponds, justo
es que tanto ell Ayuntamiento como la Jun
to Auxiliar den nm voto de grseias al senior
Rosich, por su gesti6n administrative
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-11-09
TELEGRAMAS

Ell sef1or Mnnoz Rivera ha recibi
do los siguientes telegramas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-11-09
muestra en- Ell docamepto de referencia eui
excepcf oDales condolences como hombre dc
gobierno-

muestra en- Ell documepto de referencia en-
excepci oDales condolences como hombre d,
gobiefno-
FL diputado provincial don Hermlnic
Diaz Navarro recibio ell siguiente telegrams
de Adjuntas Suscribientes, copcejales
ay untamiento, agradecen siuceraments sus
gestiones poo carretera esta villa, como evil
denoia noticia usted sucrita DrMooRAcIA.
Al teiicitarnos por tan grata noticia, noe
satiffsce felicitar cordialmente al celoso d.
putado provincial. - Garris6, Miro, PUG.
Aaldonado. Berdiel, Aaldonado, Figueroa,
Apar1cio, Tscoronte, Ni:6, S-rrano, Velfs -
Acordado por eI consejo de familia de Ia
succession de don Otto a. ffmann, cl arrel-
damiento de Ia Fabrica de Hello con todas
sus pertenencias, Sc hace pdblico. pera qua
las personals que deseen optar q el presenter
sus proposieiones bajo sobre al QUE suscribe,
antes de las seis de la tarde del sabado seis
del corriente.
Fl CoHsejo de familia dara la buena pro
Ia persona QUE haga Ia proposition mas ven-
ta5osa dicha succession.
Ponce, l. de Noviembre de de 1S97.-El
tutor, Pesayo J. Risra. &c
Seg6n despachos de Madrid, recibidos en-
Ia Habana, Ell ssf1or Giberga sc ha adherido
. Ia politica del gobisrno del seflor Ssgasta
La prersa ministerial estima este como IN
exito.
De Ooamo
La venta por acoiones de un potro de doa
Santiago Rivera, que 30 tisne aaunciada en-
combination con el sorteo de la loteria pro-
vincial del 80 del corriente, SO transhere pa
ra el sorteo del 80 de Dicismbre pr6ximo
Enrique Fguero0.
Para la fabrica de cigarrillos de don Fran
cisco Chinchila. recien alberto en- Juana
Diaz, Sc necesitan operates.
Diriji6se al dnefo de la mismas. $40.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-11-09
4 los PIDTORHS

Ofrecen R. T0RO y
Ca. aceife de IinaZa in
gl6s superior q 3 pesos
Is cenfavOs alearraZa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-11-09
ST NON * VERO.

Cuenta Ia tradioi6n que una tarde esta.
ban tomando el fresco Dios San Pedro eo
la porterfs del cielo.
Sc trat6 de los diez uandamientos.
ST ahora 10 volyi6rais hacer- pregun-
t6 San Pedro, Anadirfais mast / Quita
riais algunoi
Y Dios dijo:
ST volvisra hacsrlos haria uno del sex
to y del noveno pondria uno nuevo "Oom-
prar&s todo 10 que necessities en- casa de Los
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-11-09

Dice La Iutegrid.d" de snt.syer. que ell
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-11-09

Hoy Ia una ha fallecido ell apreciable
joven don Manuel Tessoniere, vfetima de
Ia 2ida enferm edad.
Reciba nuestro pesame su apenada fami-
liza.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-11-09
De Ooamo

Para la fabrica de cigarrillos de don Fran
cisco Chinehlla. recien alberto en- Juans
Diaz, Sc necesitan oper,.-ios.
Diriji6se al duef1o de la mismas. $40.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-11-09

Dicen del Dorado que en- aquel pueblo nt
hay nj un solo autonomista ortodoxo. To
dos los hombres de ideas liberales son deci
didos parttdarios de la colectividad politics
que preside el 1sf1or Nuf1oz Rivera.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-11-09

''Bsmos dido hacsr grsndes sl' gios de
una circular pasada recisAtements por Ell
se1or Anf1~s Rivera, jefe del partido liberal,
. los oonit6s locales. Dicen que cs de un
taoto polit!oo exquis't to ca gu. Sc tratsn con
sums c1rcunspecci4n y tino los ssui t's de
&ctualidad. 81 ssf1cr Muf1oz Rivera de-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-11-09

Dice un colsga oapitalefio. que h tarde
del 4. al regresar de Ia hacienda $ B1ena.
vista ell mayordomo de Ia misma, don Pc
dro Beriquistain, Sc le descsg6, a saita'
Varies perdigones le abrieron una pro-
funda herids en- ell brazo derecho, caus3n-
dole rna hemorrsg1a a consecuencia de la
cual muri6 a los pocos momentos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-11-09

Esta maf1ana, bien temprano, ha salido
por TERRA para 10 capital nuestro distiDgui
do amigo ell Lodo. seflor Matienzo Ointron.
Rsgresara en- brevs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-11-09
Un telegrama.

Las Narfas, Ootubre de 1897.
Nuestra sincera felicitaci6u por Ia cor
dura buen jucio reflejado en- valiente Pc
riodico nltimo articolo. ApIaudimos edi-
torial 4" A definirse" Para defenderncs alta
cues violentos no necesitamos devolverlos
ri agriar ell estilo ba 1tando la logica fe
pura en- ell ideal-Reguero, Olivencia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-11-09

Nuestro amigo don Manuel Camunas el
doctor don Esteban Lopez y los profesorel
de instruction pdblica don Ricardo 8. Bella
val don Ramon Quif1ones, tratan de orga
nizar en- Fajardo 20 classes de Ia Educacior
popular.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1897-02-04
THE HOME CIRCLE.

Hair Restorer,-Sulphur grs, ace
water 10 Or; mix.
Milk which Is turned or changed may
be sweetencd or rendered fit for use
again by little soda being stirred in
to It,
cup of hot milk favored with
Is excellent fer an invalid just before
retiring.
Needlework should be ironed on the
wrong side on a piece Of flannel. and
1t should be kept long enough under
the iron to thoroughly dry it.
TO clean wall paper, wipe from the
top toward the bottom, in strokes about
half IA yard long, with the crumb side
Of a loaf week old, cut in two.
Care should be taken that the cellar
drains are in proper working order, for
during the winter they frequently be-
come clogged and until cleared are un-
able to carry off the spring rains. Such
drains are often sources of danger, II,
as Is sometimes the case, they lead to
or discharge into cesspooIs where dis
ease dealing sewer gas Is generated.
Sec to it that such gas can not back
up into the cellar or gain access to
the house by means of the drain from
the kitchen sink.
TO grow ferns successfully in draw
ingroom, says the Table, the pot In
which they are planted should be scru
pulously clean, an oyster shell at the
bottom with convex side downwards;
over that u few broken crooks, small
piece OF charcoal, a very thin layer of
moss, some fresh soil, silver sand and
we'll decayed manure. Watering is the
critical point-the difficulty Is that no
strict rule can be given. Plants should
never be allowed to become dry, and
they should be watered with a fine rose
watering pot over their heads and al
ways sufficiently to quite thoroughly
moisten the soil and leaves which
should be left dripping. They should
never be watered In a frost, and in cold
weather only with tepid water. Large
leaved plants should be carefully
sponged
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1897-02-04

Mayer, democrats, were absent. In the
senate c. b. Welton spoke for Spooner
and in the house, Messrs Wheeler and
Harvey.
In the senate Mr.. Mills presented a
bill for pure primaries. Other bills;
by Mr.. Davis, making it discretionary
with the court to substitute more fines
and confinement in warehouses instead
of the jails; by Mr.. Fisher, making 1t
obligatory on parties to r-pair side
walks in three days after notice; by
Mr.. Whitehead. to confer civil juris-
diction on Jefferson county court.
The most important bills in the as
sembly were: by Mr.. Borchsenius, to
vacate the state park in Villas county
and to bring those lands into market ;
by Mr.. Woller, making a contract to
insure property void in the absence
of a written memorandum by the in
surance company or its agent; by Mr..
Dresser, permitting a court to appoint
a district attorney temporarily when
it can be shown that the regular dis
trict attorney is disqualified because
of personal prejudice or relationship
from properly prosecuting a case.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1897-02-04

81 900 or imprisonment for not more
than 3 years.
The remains Of General Ely S. Par
ker arrived in Buffalo and were in
tered besides the bones Of Red Jacket,
in Forest Lawn cemetery. Gen. Par
ker was full-blooded Seneca. He
served on the staff of General Grant
during the civil war and at the time
of his death in 1894 was connected with
the executive offices of the New York
police department
Lieutenant John Poison, the first
man in New York state to enlist in the
civil war, died on Thursday at his home
in Elbridge, N. Y. He enlisted In COM
pany b. nineteenth New York volun-
teCrs, thirteen days before President
Lincoln issued his call for Is, 900 troops
He was promoted 10 first lieutenant
and honorably discharged Jan. "a, 1862.
He was 78 years old when he died.
DR.. George II. Barney, ID years of
age, a well-known physician, died of
pneumonia at Waukegan, H., after a
short Illness. He graduated from Rush
Medical college with the first class in
1875. For twenty years he had prac-
tisGd in Lake County and for two terms
he filed the Office Of coroner. He was
unmarried. The burial will be made
on Wednesday in Oakwoods cemetery,
Chicago
In answer to an inquiry, Assistant
Secretary McAdoo has informed the
house of representatives that to put the
old frigate constitution, now at Ports
mouth, N. H., in seaworthy condition
and prepare for passage to Washing
ton, ID. G., would involve the eXpend-
iture OF $4,000 but there is already
available for the purpose out of an APP
preparation heretofore made by con-
grcss and not yet expended the sum of
81 500.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1897-02-04
Wisconsin Legislature.

Madison Jan 25.-Gov. Scofield
sent his first veto to the legislature
when he returned senate bill No. 3
without his approval. The bill was
introduced by Senator Welton and pro-
yided that the directors of certain
class Of insurance corporations might
amend their charters. 1t was intro
duced in the interest of the North
western Relief association of Madison
The governor objected because it took
a power belonging to stockholders and
conferred it on directors Bills were
introduced: by Mr. McGilivray, to pro-
vide state bounty of Ia of cent
a pound to manufacturers of graduated
beet sugar in Wisconsin made from
badger grown beets and IA of a cent
pound to growers of such beets, the
total Of such bounties not to exceed
500 for every mile of macadan road
quilt by any town in one year provid
to repeal the law passed in 95 requir-
ing that five continuous miles Is built
and the total bounty to any one town
shall not exceed 81 900; by Mr.. Whelan,
ing county school superintendent to
first hold a certificate issued by the
state superintendent before they can
hold their Office by Mr., Phillips, to
amend the Kelley cure law so that the
cost of sending drunkards to gold cure
institutes shall be borne by towns, viii
lagos or cities and not by the whole
County as at present, and fixing the
cost at $G5 for each case, that being
half what it is at present; by Mr. We'll
ton, to incorporate villages Crhis
grows out Of the recent decision of the
supreme court voiding the laws govern
ing the incorporation Of villages) by
Mr.. Timme, providing that deer may be
taken between Nov | and Nov. %,
game fish between June l and March
l. brook trout between April and
June l. ducks and geese between Sept
l and April /, prairie chickens, quail
and pheasants between August l and
April /.
In the assembly the joint res
olution providing for joint
special subcommittee from the
judiciary committees of the two
houses to pass upon Sanborn & Berry
mans new revision of the statutes was
concurred in. Mr.. Hall thought the
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1897-02-04
DANE LAND SAL ES.

Albion Mrs. l.. Larson to the town
of Albion vt of W Is NV u, sec 90,
$50.
Black Earth-Peter Peterson TO John
Mckee nj of LOT = block % Mpors &
Rcmingtons addition. Sl2O.
Christiona- Sever i. Rutlin and An
drew ]. Rutlip to Henry Howe pt u
ne |, nv /, spc G $40. Thore L smith
back and wife ia Thor n kri,cl,nd Mt
sw /. SO u soc & s61O. Thore E.
Smithhorli and wife 10 loIvor i
pinrnn NV u se L. - L. No +, sw u
ana nt sw 1, so L, see 81 ioo
cottayn Grova.Ole q No,n Ir
and ! q Moon :, ole q ,I,o, CT
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1897-02-04

Madison, Jan. 27.-At noon today
the two houses met in joint assemblage
and elected Col. John G. Spooner of
Madison United States senator to sue
ceed w. f. Villas. His term begins
March 4. Assem- blymen Flett and
Pierce were absence. The other III
republican members of the two
branches voted for Spooner. Two
democrats, Senators Solliday and May
er, voted for Gen. E. S. Bragg, Sen
ator McMullen, dem, declined to vote,
and eight democrats voted for w. G.
Silverthorn. Three democrats were
absent. Col. Spooner made a brief
but eloquent speech. An informal re-
ception followed.
Gov. Scofield sent to the senate the
following nominations: John r. Reiss
of Sheboygan, Breese j. Stevens OF
Madison, William Pitt Bartlett of Eau
Claire, George H. Noyes of Milwaukee,
J. A. Van Cleve of Marinette and j.
H. Stout of Menominie, members of
the board of university regents; Dr..
]. l.. Scott of Beaver Dam, state vet
erinarian; Dr.. H. b. Tanner Of Kau-
kauna, state supervisor OF inspectors OF
Illuminating oils; Halford Erickson of
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1897-02-04

Superior, commissioner OF labor; VIM.
Pitt Lyon of Madison, member of the
state board of control; Henry d. Smith
of Appleton, member of the board OF
fish commissioners. Bills were intro
duced BY Senator Austin, providing
for a commission to revise the laws
relating to taxation and by Senator
Timme, requiring non-residents to
take out license for hunting game
birds; also, to provide for tne enforce
ment of laws relative TO fish and game;
Among the assembly bills were the
following: by Mr. Hall, establishing
a board of railroad commissioners; also
forbidding special rebates long haul
privileges, etc, by railways; by Mr..
True, authorizing county aid in the
improvement of highways; by Mr..
Mss, prohibiting the leaving open Of
cisterns, wells and vaults; by Mr.. Lee
CRIED, making the Offices Of register
of deeds and clerk Of the court salar-
led; by Mr.. Rosenkrans, providing a
bounty of l cent pound for beet sugar
produced in Wisconsin in 1897; y cent
in 1898, applicable to first five factories
by Mr.. Bnrchsenius, allowing persons
to cross private lands to fish in public
streams: by Mr.. Reynolds, prevent
ing the sale of liquor within one mile
of grounds owned or leased by old set
tiers associations; by Mr.. Lange, max
ing 1t unlawful to use traction engines
in the limits of any incorporated city
Or village.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1897-02-04

resolution should have been referred
to a committee before being acted upon
because, as he understood it, it pro-
vided for work in revising the laws of
this session by legislative commit
tee after the legislature had adjourned.
Mr.. w. A. Jones believed that more
consideration should be given the mat
ter and advised against hasty action.
Mr.. Flett explained that 1t was the
intention to have this special commit
tee do most of its work at the end OF
each week after the legislature ad-
journed for Sunday and then just be-
fore tirai adjournment at the end OF
the session a recess of several days Is
to be taken to enable the committee to
complete its labors and prepare it's re-
port to be submitted and considered
among the very last business of both
houses,
Senator rimmes joint resolution
providing for a joint committee to re-
classify and regulate the compensa-
ton Of the employees in the capitol was
concurred in Bills were introduced:
| BY Mr.. Yorkey, to compel the deliv-
cry of prepaid telegrams and express
packages without additional charges
by Mr. TIT. to take sweet clover from
the list of prescribed noNious weeds,
Madison. Jan. 26.-Each house, in
separate sessions. voted for United
States Senator All republicans in
both branches voted for Col John c.
Spooner as did also Jesse Clason, gold
democrat of Neosho. Dodge county,
All other democrats present voted for
w. c. Silverthorn except Senator Sol
liday who favored Gen. +. $ Bragg.
The vote resulted;
Spooner acknowledgements. ,..........#... III
j Silver,horn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ...........,
Bragg Observation-Disclosures. ..,..,,..=... !
In the assembly Messrs LANCE. VOL
finger. Maertz. democrats. we're present
and in the senate McMuilen and
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Madison, Jan. 2S-1n the senate Mr..
Withee presented a resolution request
ing a report from the board of univer-
stty regents giving information regard
ing the number of professors, their
salaries, etc, and also the number Of
students for each instructor. Bills
we're introduced BY Mr.. Whitehead
to give passengers on trains the right
to carry $50 pounds of baggage without
charge. and making bicycles baggage,