Legislative briskness in 1803 state session noted
From the State Capital on February 18 1803 observers report a packed desk of bills on last day for introduction and a late session to complete business. The assembly debates railroads school loans county creation and new counties while lobbyists and the so called third house press lawmakers.
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Political muddle and proposed reforms in state measures
A scrambled late 19th century report mixes caucus fraud proposals and constitutional changes with plans for a seven member supreme court, higher salaries for state officials, a new county executive post, and Lincoln birthday a holiday. It notes building bills for a state historical society, varied export import figures, and local election results, alongside editorials on infrastructure and industry in Milwaukee.
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