No. 20, S, A bill to protect the public against unauthorized insurance agents. No. 32, A., A bill to amend chapter 276, of the private and local laws of 1857, entitled "an act to incorporate the village of Depere. No. 104 A., A bill to incorporate the Union church association in the town of Wiota, Lafayette county. No. 40, A., A bill to lay out and establish a state road from the village of Montello to the village of Westfield, in Marquette county. No. 110 A., A bill to amend chapter 122, general laws of 1868, entitled an act to provide for highways in recorded village plats. No. 64, S.. A bill to amend chapter 113, general laws of 1868, entitled "an act to amend chapter 182 of the revised statutes, entitled "of pardons." No. 85, S., A bill to incorporate the Dunlieth, La Crosse and St. Croix River Shore Railroad Company. No. 100, A., A bil to change the name of the Portage, Winnebago and Superior Railroad Company, No. 93, S., A bill to extend the time for the collection of taxes in the town of Hubbard, in the county of Dodge. No, 105, A, A bill to repeal chapter 404, of the private and local laws of 1868, entitled an act to authorize the supervisors of Racine county to construct drains in certain cases, also chapter 394 of the private and local laws of 1869, entitled an act to amend chapter 404 of the private and local laws of 1869. No. 5, A., A bill to authorize Albert Wood to keep and maintain a ferry across the Wisconsin river. No. 86 A. A bill to repeal chapter 203 of private and local laws of 1863, entitled" an act to incorporate the Grant River and Mississippi Road Company. No. 120 A., A bill to authorize Albert Taylor to keep and maintain a ferry across the Chippewa river. No. 93, A., A bill to incorporate the United Evangelical St. John's Church Congregation of Germantown, Washington county, Wisconsin. No. 58 S., A bill to authorize and empower David Jennings to keep and maintain a ferry across Wolf river. No. 72, S. A bill to amend section 205 or chapter 120 of the revised statutes, entitled "of courts held by justices of the peace." No. 100, S., A bill to extend the time for the collection of taxes in the several towns of Kewaunee county. And, No. 102, S., A bill to appropriate to the widow of the Hon. Byron Paine, late Associate Justice of the Supreme Court, the sum of money therein named, Without amendiment. No. 78, S., A bill to provide for transcribing dilapidated records in the offices of registers of deeds, And. No. 41, S., A bill to repeal certain sections of chapter 273 of the private and local laws of 1870, entitled "an act to revive and amend the act to incorporate the Sugar River Valley Railroad Company, and to authorize certain towns therein named to aid in the construction of said railroad, Wi.h amendment. REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE CONSIDERED. On motion of Senator Clark, No. 43, S., Was referred to the Senator from the 31st district, for amendment. On motion of Senator Pettit, No. 35, S.. Was re-committed to the committee on Benevolent Institutions. No. 32, S., Was ordered engrossed and read a third time. No. 70, S., Amendment agreed to, Was ordered engrossed and read a third time. Was ordered engrossed and read a third time. On motion of Senator Cameron, The consideration of No. 88, S., Was postponed till Tuesday, Feb. 7. No. 11, S., Was ordered engrossed and read a third time. No. 102, A., Amendment agreed to, Was ordered read a third time. On motion of Senator Hazelton, No. 0, S., Was postponed till Thursday, Feb. 9. On motion of Senator Foster, No. 28, S., and No. 29. S, Were referred to the Senator from the 21st district. Was ordered engrossed and read a third time, Was ordered engrossed and read a third time. Amendment to amendment adopted, And amendment as amended adopted. Senator Strong moved to re-commit to the committee on Railroads, Which motion was lost By the following vote: Those voting in the affirmative were Senators Beldin, Cameron, Davis, Flint, Foster, Hazelton, Krouskop, Magoon, Pettit, Pratt, Rice, Strong, Town and Williams-14. Those voting in the negative were Senators Baldwin, Buchard, Clark, Colladay, Deuster, Griswold, Hall, Huebschmann, Ives, Jones, Little, Miner, Morgan, Reed, Schantz, Schmidt, Walker and Woodman-18. And the bill was ordered to be engrossed and read a third time. No. 78, A., Was ordered read a third time. No. 125, A., Was ordered read a third time. On motion of Senator Deuster, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1871, 10 o'clock, A. M. The Senate convened agreeable to adjournment. The Lieutenant Governor presiding. Praver by Rev. Mr. Kampmeyer. Roll called, quorum present. Reading of the journal dispensed with. RESOLUTIONS INTRODUCED. By Senator Pratt: Res. No. 17, S., Resolved, That the committee on Privileges and Elections is hereby requested to report on Tuesday morning next, upon Res. No. 4, S., referred to said committee for the purpose of ascertaining the facts in regard to the eligibility of Senators Town and Davis. Senator Clark moved to amend by substituting "Wednesday" for Tuesday," where it occurs. The amendment was lost, By the following vote: Those voting in the affrmative were: Senators Baldwin, Burchard, Clark, Deuster, Huebschmann, Ives, Krouskop, Morgan, Reed, Schantz, Schmidt, Walker, and Wood.nan-13. Those voting in the negative were Senators Belden, Cameron, Colladay, Davis, Flint, Foster, Gris wold, Hall, Hazelton, Jones, Magoon, Miner, Pettit, Pratt, Town and Williams-16. And the resolution was adopted By the following vote: Those voting in the affirmative were: Messrs. Beldin, Cameron, Colladay, Davis, Flint, Foster, Griswold, Hazelton, Jones, Magoon, Miner, Pettit, Pratt, Town and Williams-15, Those voting in the negative were: Messrs. Baldwin, Burchard, Clark, Deustez, Huebschmann, Ives, Krouskop, Morgan, Reed, Schantz, Schmidt, Walker and Wood. man-13. By Senator Cameron : Jt. Res. No. 9, S., Resolved, By the Senate, the Assembly concurring, That the joint select committee on apportionment be, and the said committee is hereby authorized and empowered to order such printing as may be necessary to facilitate the business of said committee. Which was adopted. RESOLUTIONS CONSIDERED. Jt, Res. No. 6, A., Providing copies of the Governor's Message in various languages, Received from Assembly on the first instant, referred to committee on printing, and reported back yesterday, with recommendation of indefinite postponement, Was indefinitely postponed. BILLS INTRODUCED, On leave granted, read first and second times and referred. By Senator Town: No. 107, S., A bill to organize a state board of charities and reform. To committee on Benevolent Institutions. By Senator Reed: No. 108, S, A bill to amend chapter 126, general laws of 1869, entitled "an act to authorize certain counties, towns, cities and villages to aid in the construction of the land grant railroad from Portage City and from Doty's Island to Lake Superior." To committee on Railroads. By Senator Flint: No. 109, S., A bill to appropriate to M. W. Stevens a sum of money therein named. To committee on Claims. |