Wisconsin Senate Session of January 26 1859
The Wisconsin Senate met January 26 1859 with prayers by Rev Lord. Petition from Crawford county inhabitants urged removal of Winnebago Indians. Bills proposed on county government reform, blind education, prisoner care, and railroad act amendments. Supreme court term timing discussed. salaries for state officers debated. Assembly debates Hungary resolutions and Bank question tabled. Senate adjourned.
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Senate
Lord
Fisher
Crawford County
Rittenhouse
Committee On
Dane
Sauk
Grant
Steele
Wisconsin
Botkin
Eastman
Madison and
Baloit Railroad Company
Supreme Court
Madison County meeting notes reflect local business and petitions
In assembly on Saturday January 26 the session focused on nondebate local business. A Washington County delegation report was requested amid absences. The committee instructed to report on county seat location. rights of married women referred to three member panel. various rail and land title measures noted. house adjourned after sergeant-at-arms absence.
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Me. Lattin
Washington County
Comittee
Mavars
C. M. Robinson
Noble and Murdock
Madison and Relust Rail Road Company
Ign Ea Er
Latham Sholes
Steele
Astate
Mtr. Fisher
Sprague
L Lewis
Crawford
Botkin
Stead- Lalaned
Igenize
Calunier
Assembly
Williame
Haik
Port Washington
Divin
Parim
Weil
West Bend
Turner
Finer
Sas
Driggs
Billa
Messra. Noble
Abbott
Crary
Spooner
Shullsburgh
Circuit Court
Milwaukee County
Senate Proceedings January 26 1850 Abbreviated
The Senate debates bills on mutual savings, debt law, and a marble monument for Washington. Sprague reports on Winnebago threat in Crawford County. committees address county matters and issues of tax collection and judiciary enhancements.
Wisconsin Senate and Assembly Year 1850 Proceedings Brief
In the Wisconsin Senate and Assembly on January 26 1850 discussions covered petitions on county government and law amendments including appropriations to Sholes and Reymert, bills to legalize school district taxes and pay per diem, plus multiple third reading and passage actions on local governance and judiciary measures. A motion to adjourn and notices of future bills followed, with a convention for Public Works commissioners and related offices.
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Eliza A Myman
Rountree
Janesville
Norton
J. D. Reymert
Botkin
Messrs
Cathren
Fisher
Gale
Goodell
Horn
Murphy
W.'Whayér
Beloit
Tsainb
Hock
Ierein
Senate
Committee On the Judiciary
CL. Sholes
J.D. Reymert
Tenney
Smifa, Holt, & Co
Hon
W. Brarsz
Lieat, Gay
Messra Tenny
LaPuayete
W. DL. W
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Wm G
D.C Seaver
Walworth County
Cothren
Supreme Court
Turner
Judiciary
Steele
G Dings
Thurn
Rountrea
Mrz
Af Chamber
noTn Nous Phevo
Lepistwit
Public Works
Board of Public Works
Teoee
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