Route and Resources of Lake Superior Lands Described by Brunson
Alfred Brunson details timber and lumber potential across the Lake Superior basin, noting 18,000,000 feet of lumber and shingles, with vast pine forests and water power. He maps Chippewa River rapids, falls, and copper finds, highlights transport limits, and urges Congress to fund a 200 mile road from La Pointe to Montreal and Fond du Lac for post routes and development.
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Wisconsin
Mississippi
Piny
Lake Superior
Ottawa
Chippewa
Lebe
Sone
Prairie du Chien
Nile
Tron
Issory Ubick
Lynn
Hallaan Po Bosch
Tlekury
Poplar
Sauafraa
Ata
Lok Superior
Leke Melo
Eile
Lowey
Mike Hing
Will Wvarge
Plicea
Fand
Passenga
Antes
Antes iMiekoat
Boaviat
Campageab
Tiaae Dom
Lekes
Miss Tong
Peninegla
Caposila
Mendota
St Peters
la Puinte i
Bond
Li Bahe
Pyeet
Pish
Piera
CIA
Magdaline
Leila
Amecican Pur Company
Cleveland
M. Ling
Phu Cathalissi
Duvine
Lansker
St. Croix
Hepea
Thin Leke
Hese Inbahdtadt
Giese
Wedi
St. Louis
le Pointe
Datta
Croit
Tatiia
Wawevern
Hern la Pointe
Michigtr
Dis Plact
la Puinta
Montrealiver
Fond du Fae
Congress
Alfred Brunson
Legislative proceedings and adjournment motion 1843
The Wisconsin territorial Legislative Council and House meet with motions to adjourn to July and to transfer powers of supreme court commissioners to probate judges. Amendments grant probate appeals power, with memorials for lighthouse funding, county tax for Janesville school district, and records access. Governor's message on Oregon convention and Lake harbors accompanies.
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Councie
Wepmst
Moses
Stong
Committee On Judiciary
Strang
Isevrem
Legislativ
Dewey
Air Lene
Grant County
Tuwa
Mr. Whiton
Janesville
Lick County
Martinon Cave Given
Grasny Island
Pox River
Noses M. Strong
Supreme Court
Martin
Ameod
Huarry
My. Baker
Conegress
Legislative Assembly
Moses M. String
Tl Porrito
Houst
Cincinnati
Territory
Oregon
Platt
Grant
Bills Passed and Debates in Tunasasy House
The House of Representatives discussed a communication from George Beaty on interest on territorial bonds and referred it to territorial expenditure committees. Council delivered bills including Bill No 6 to amend the net for Fixriver improvement and Bill No 8 to enable Janesville district four to levy a school tax for a new building. Memorial No 2 sought funds for a light head on Grassy Island Fox River. Council reported passage of Bill No 8. citizens of Janesville district four opposed safe school tax legislation.
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Justices of the Pear
Committee On the Judiciay
Groeker
Crocker Thaw
Myr. Whiton
Janesville
Bir
Whiten
Ouse OF Representatives
Tunasasy
Meekes
George Beaty
Fixriver Improvement Company
Grassy Island
Fox River
Farpay
Whiton
Petition seeks judicial organization and seat of justice at Winnebago Portage 3
On December 16 1842 Mr Martin presented a petition from Portage County citizens requesting the organization for judicial purposes of Quid County and fixing the seat of justice at Winnebago Portage 3. The petition was referred to the judiciary committee without reading.
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Sarenvar
Martin
Portage County
Winnebago Portage 3
Committee On the Judiciary
House Opens Sundays for Worship in Wisconsin Territory
Sareaway December 16 1845 the House resolved to open on Sundays for divine worship by chaplains or invited ministers during the current session. Mr Ellis gave notice he would seek leave to introduce a memorial to Congress asking amendment to the August 29 1842 act on government support in the Wisconsin Territory and related matters.
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Sareaway
Meeker
Ellis Cave
Leave
Congress
Wisconsin
Small-pox observations from Galena gazette
The Galena Gazette discusses small-pox with guidance on symptoms from exposure to eruption timeline. It notes variability in presentation, differences due to vaccination and varioloid, and states vaccination is not an absolute shield though it can reduce death risk. It explains contagious periods and limits of transmission, emphasizing ongoing vaccination value.
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Messus
Platteville
C. Ke
Europe
United States
President's Message on unity, finances, and frontier policy
The address thanks Providence for national protection, reviews wartime origins, and outlines finance and territorial questions. It notes the need to maintain public credit, explains revenue and deficit concerns, and discusses the treaty with Britain, settlement of boundaries, and the role of public lands in supporting government finances. It emphasizes cautious diplomacy and vigilance on territorial claims while highlighting improved government credit and anticipated land revenues.
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Rountree
Charles Doty
Iscmsin
Michigan
J.D. Doty
Madison
Toah
Presidents
Senate
House of Representatives
Geirill
Alan
Jral
Paul Sun
Te Tleists of Congress
Renuin
Chile
Aaily
High
Renty
Individvale
Puie
Ceuntay
Nort
Great Britain
Iesruyen
Fuchang
Pacific
Washington
Anu
Treasury
Toy
Financial Gonz
Isi
Puthia
B. c
Arisit
Bultlers
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