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assembly rule 20.
102
joint rule S.
104
can not inquire concerning their members
must not sit when the House is in session.
may elect chairman
manner of proceeding in
members of the House may be present at their sittings
can not reconsider and alter their own votos
how shall report amendments
-
.
.
102 92 96
to recite title in reports, assembly rule 24.
100
302
479,490
of assembly, 1889
assembly rule 78.
"dead-heads " in, prohibited, assembly rule 30.
assembly rule 19
chairman of joint, joint rule 23
450 7
COMMISSIONERS-continued.
531
COMMITTEES-continued.
Page.
can not sit in recess after congress has expired.
a member-elect, though not returned, may be appointed on 39
standing
forms and proceedings in 42-50
joint, how they act.
43
who shall compose. 50
50
time and place for meeting of.
50
majority of, to constitute a quorum
50 44
COMMON FAME, a ground for proceeding.
COMMON LAW, recognized and established, 7th amendment to U. S. con. 9
to continue part of the law of the state, sec. 13. art. 14, state con. 28
COMMON SCHOOLS (see "Schools ") sec. 3, art. 10, state con 23
COMMUNICATIONS, confidential to be kept secret
COMPENSATION of members of legislature
76 76-77
of officers and employes
of Governor
44€
of Lieutenant-governor and other state officers 446
of members of legislature, sec. 21, art. 4, state con.
16
extra, never to be granted by legislature, sec. 26, art. 4, state con.
17-31
of members of congress and employes . 436
of public officers, not to be increased or diminished, sec. 26, art. 4, state con ..
17
of Governor, sec. 5, art. 5, state con
17-32
of Lieutenant-governor, sec. 9, art. 5, state con 18-32
COMPTROLLERS, bank, list of 128
CONCILIATION, courts of their powers, sec. 16, art. 7, state con
20
CONFERENCES, common, to have two before vote to adhere. 66
can not alter anything upon which the Houses have agreed
66
discussion of the nature and occasion of.
66-6.
report of, can not be amended or altered.
6.
when, by which House, and at what stages to be asked.
6.
CONGRESS, Senators and Representatives in, from Wisconsin since 1848 delegatates to, from Wisconsin Territory
154-153
members of 51st. 433-436
biographical sketches of 487-439
436
vested with power, sec. 1, art. 1, U. S. con
3
may alter the regulations of the state legislatures concerning elections of Sen- ators and Representatives, except as to place of choosing senators, sec. 4. art. 1, U. S. con ..
shall assemble once every year, sec. 4. art. 1, U. S. con
officers of goverment cannot be members of, sec. 6, art. 1, U. S. con
may provide for cases of removal, death, etc., of President and Vice presi- dent, sec. 1, art. 2, U. S. con
may determine the time of choosing electors of President and Vice-president, sec. 1. art. 2, U. S. con.
1
may invest the appointment of inferior officers in the President alone, in the courts of law, or the heads of departments. sec. 2, art. 2, U. S. con
may establish courts inferior to the supreme courts, sec. 1, art. 3, U. S. con .. may declare the punishment of treason, sec. 3, art. 3, U. S. con ..
may prescribe the manner of proving the acts and records ef each state, sec. 1, art. 4, U. S. con
to assent to the formation of new states, sec. 3, art. 4. U. S. con ..
may propose amendments to the constitution, or call a convention, art. 5 U. S. con
to lay and collect duties, sec. 8, art. 1, U. S. con
to borrow money. sec. S, art. 1, U. S. con
to regulate commerce, see. 8. art. 1, U. S. con.
to establish uniform laws of bankruptcy and naturalization, soc. &, art. L. U. S. con
181
salaries of members and officers of .
papers left with conferees of House agreeing to .. C.
GENERAL INDEX.
42
how appointed in senate ...
532
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CONGRESS - continued.
Page.
to coin money, to regulate the value of coin, and fix a standard of weights and measures, sec. 8, art. 1, U. S. con 5
to punish counterfeiting, sec. 8, art. 1, U. S. con 5
- to constitute tribunals inferior to the supreme court, sec. 3, art. 1, U. S. con .. 5
to define and punish piracies, felonies on high seas, and offenses against the laws of nations, sec. 8, art. 1, U. S. con 5
to establish post-offices and post roads, sec. S, art. 1, U. S. con.
5
to authorize patents to authors and inventors, sec. 8, art. 1, U. S. con.
5
to declare war, grant letters of marque, and make rules concerning captures, sec. 8, art. 1, U. S. con.
to raise and support armies, sec. 8, art. 1, U. S. con
5
to provide and maintain a navy, sec. S, art. 1, U. S. con.
5
to make rules for the government of the army and navy. sec. S, art. 1, U. S. con to call out the militia in certain cases, sec. 8, art. 1, U. S. con
5 5 5
to organize, arm and discipline militia, sec. 8, art. 1, U. S. con.
to exercise exclusive legislation over seat of government, sec. 8, art. 1, U. S. con
5
to pass laws necessary to carry the enumerated powers into effect, sec. S, art. 1, U. S. con
5
to dispose of and make rules concerning the territory or other property of the United States, sec. 3, art. 4, U. S. con ...
President may convene and adjourn, in certain cases, sec. 3, art. 2, U. S. con .. CONGRESSIONAL, map of districts, see
7 Back
districts, sec. 10, art. 4, state con.
population of, in state, census 1885. 342
vote in Wisconsin, 1888 263-266
CONSCIENCE, rights of, sec. 18, article 1, state con
CONSTITUTION OF UNITED STATES.
amendments to.
history of amendments to
signers of ...
laws and treaties, supreme law, art. 6 ..
operative by the ratification of nine states, art. ?.
CONSTITUTION OF WISCONSIN
how amended, sec. 1, art. 12.
oath to support, by whom to be taken, sec. 23, art. 4.
17
copy of, to be forwarded to the President. sec. S. art. 14, state con.
when to be submitted for ratification or rejection, see. S, art. 14, state con
who entitled to vote for or against, sec. 9, art. 14, state con.
preamble
declaration of rights.
boundaries.
suffrage.
legislative.
executive
administrative.
judiciary
finance
eminent domain and property of the state.
education.
corporations
amendments.
miscellaneous provisions
?
schedule
resolutions
· · signers of. . .
. . amendments to.
.
. . · . .
.
.
CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTIONS, 1816.
1847-8
length of, and number of members
·
.
.
·
.
·
· ·
vote on amendment to, relating to education
961-252
13 13 14 13 15 17 1S 18 21
14 S-8 9-11 18
8 8 S 13-30 23
5
GENERAL INDEX.
533
Page.
437-449
CONSULAR SERVICE, Diplomatic and. list of consuls, agents, etc., with salary and fees. 437-442 93
CONTESTANTS OF SEATS entitled to certain privileges, assembly rule 4.
CONTRACTS, no law impairing, sec. 10, art. 1, U. S. con. 5
state not to pass law impairing obligation of, sec. 12, art. 1. state con 14
no member of the legislature or state officer to be interested in certain, sec. 25, art. 4, state con. _ 17
CONVENTION, joint, proceedings in, joint rule 24.
104
CONVENTIONS, constitutional, of 1846-47-1S. .125, 126-150
for proposing amendments to constitution, sec. 1, art. 5, U. S. con. 8
CONVICTION not to work corruption of blood, sec. 12, art. 1. state con 14
CORONERS, list of, in Wisconsin. 470
when and how chosen, term of office, sec. 4, art. 7, state con.
13
CORPORATIONS not to be created by special act except in certain cases, sec. 1, art. 11, state con.
23
banking, how may be incorporated, sec. 5. art. 11, state con.
23
laws relating to, may be altered or repealed, sec. 1, art. 11, state con.
23
legislature to provide for incorporating villages and to restrict their powers, sec. 3, art. 11, state con. 23
chief grants of land to.
855
COST of various state institutions
375 44
COUNT of the House may be called.
62-64 5
COUNTIES, alphabetical list of, with county seats. 465
indebtedness of.
how taxes of, were expended.
254-255
amounts received from and paid to, by state.
200-291
real estate and total valuation of all property in (1888)
202
to be but one system of government for, sec. 23, art. 4, state con
1.
when not to be divided except by vote of the people, sec. ", art. 13, state con. 24 COUNTY clerks and salary 456
coroners 470
courts, judicial power vested in, sec. 2, art. 7, state con ..
19
how elected and term of office, sec. 14, art. 7, state con
20
probate office of, may be abolished, sec. 14, art. 7, state con 20
officers, how and when elected, sec. 9, art. 13, state con 24-32
32
officers, list of 466-471
seats
456
how to be removed, sec. 8, art. 13, state con
24
may be removed by governor, sec. 4, art. 6, state con
32
registers of deeds.
sheriffs. 46.
471
supervisors, legislature may confer certain legislative powers upon boards, sec. 22, art. 4, state con.
surveyors 4.0
taxes, how expended.
treasurers and salary 465
COURT, Supreme of United States.
its original and appellate jurisdiction. sec. 2, art.
3, U. S. con.
claims (U. S.)
419
district (U. S.)
circuit (U. S.)
district for Wisconsin. (200 421 .
supreme, of Wisconsin 110. 133. 421 .
dreuft, of Wisconsin ...
powers vested in, sec. 2, art. 7, state con
10
COUNSEL may be heard on private bills and law points.
COUNTERFEITING, congress to provide for the punishment of, sec. 8, art. 1, U. S. con.
judges 457
vacancies in, how filled, sec. 4, art. C, state con.
459
superintendents, salary and P. O. address.
419
534
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COURT-continued.
inferior to the supreme court, may be ordained by congress, sec. 8, art. 1, U. S. con
5
inferior to the supreme court, may be ordained by congress, sec. 1, art 3, U. S. con 7
of conciliation, sec. 16. art. 7, state con 20 60
COVERED, when members are to be. .
CRIMES, persons accused of, fleeing from justice, may be demanded, sec. 2, art. 4, U. S. con
how to be tried, sec. 2, art. 3, U. S. con.
no person to answer for, except on presentment or indictment, except in cer- tain cases, sec. S, art. 1, state con.
13
committed under territory may be prosecuted under state, sec. 4, art. 14, state con.
25
CRIMINAL OFFENSE, no person held to answer without process of law, amendment to sec. 8, art. 1, state con ..
not to be twice put in jeopardy for same, amendment to sec. 8, art 1. state con. not to be compelled to be a witness against self in, amendment to sec. S, art. 1, state con ..
81
all persons bailable before conviction, sec. 1, art. S, state con 31 7
CRIMINAL PROSECUTIONS, proceedings in case, how carried on, sec. 2, art. 3. U. S. con commenced under territorial government to be continued, sec. 4, art. 14, state con 25
CustoMs, precedents and forms 74-86
D
DAIRYMEN'S ASSOCIATION 459
DEAF, school for education of. 404
view of school ..
DEBATE, no one to speak impertinently, superflously or tediously . 46
forms and proprieties to be observed 45-47 the speaker not allowed to engage in, except on points of order. 46 proceedings of the house not to be censured. 48 personalities to be prohibited 46
motives not to be arraigned .. 46 46
violation of order in, to be suppressed by the speaker.
disorderly words in, not noticed until the member has finished.
47
disorderly words, when taken down.
47
members concerned or implicated by the subject ought to withdraw
4.
when question is under, order of motions, assembly rule 52
how to address the presiding officer in, senate rule 16. assembly rule 47
speaking out of place prohibited, assembly rule 50.
· when two members rise, senate ruie 18.
assembly rule 48.
call to order while speaking, senate rule 17 assembly rule 49
9: 9% 9. 9: 9. 9.
not to speak more than twice, senate rule 19 assembly rule 50
DEBT (see "Counties, " see "Cities "), public, of U. S. of state.
269 S 14
no imprisonment for, sec. 16, art 1. state con ...
public, when, how and for what purpose contracted. soc. 6, art. &, site con .. DECLARATION OF RIGHTS, art. 1, state con.
18
DECORUM, points of (see debate) .. ...
13-47 18
DEEDS, registers of, how chosen and terin of offices, see. 4, art. 6, state con
.. list of.
Paza
DEBTS, against the confederation to be valid. soc. 1, art. G. U. S. con.
.
proceedings of the House not to be noticed in.
31 31
7
GENERAL INDEX.
535
Page.
DEFAMATORY publications, breach of privilege.
DEFAULTERS ineligible to office, sec. 3, art. 13, state con
24
DEFECT OF HEIRS, lands shall escheat to state, sec. 3, art. 9, state con 22
DELEGATES to congress from Wisconsin Territory
194
DELINQENT TAX FUND, its amount and nature
209-273
DEMOCRATIC STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE platform, national and state 367-368
DENTAL EXAMIMERS, board of.
453
DEPARTMENTS OF STATE GOVERNMENT; organization of lists of various heads of the. 127-129.446 4-16
executive.
state. 446-447
treasury
447
law
418
educational.
448 448
insurance
public lands.
public property
bureau of labor statistics
adjutant generals.
quarter-master general.
miscellaneous
451-457 269-275
DEPOSIT FUND
DIAGRAM of assembly and senate chambers Front
DIPLOMATIC OFFICERS, United States. 437-442
DISBURSEMENTS and receipts, aggregate 263
270
DISORDER, members creating. proceedings
45-47 43
DISORDERLY WORDS, how and when taken down 4.
DISTRIBUTION of income of school fund, sec. 5. art. 10, state con
DISTRICT ATTORNEYS, how chosen and term of office, sec. 4, art. 6, state con. 1S
list of, and salary
469
of United States, with list of judges
421
DISTRICT COURTS, United States.
420-421
DISTRICTS, Assembly, how to be bounded, sec. 4, art. 4. state con
23
congressional apportionment of, sec. 14, art. 4, state con
school, to be established by law, sec. 3, art. 10, state con
senate and assembly, apportionment of, sec. 12, art. 14, state con
map of. back
DIVISION, when called for, senate rule 30
90
assembly rule 61 23
of the House, practice in ascertaining.
62-64
DIVORCES, legislature not to grant, sec. 24, art. 4, state con.
DOORS, rules respecting their being closed .
AS 43
ought not to be shut, to be kept by person appointed
DRAINAGE FUND, amount and nature of. 200,274
DRAWING seats in the assembly
DUEL, challenge to, breach of privilege
DUELING, persons engaged in, disqualified to vote, sec. 2, art. 13, state con.
DUTIES of Board of Supervision. 339
Board of Charities and Reform. 398
DUTIES, to be laid by congress, and to be uniform, sec. 8. art. 1, U. S. con further provisions respecting. sec. 2, art. 1, U. S. con 3
cannot be laid by the states, sec. 10, art. U. S. con 5
on exports prohibited, sec. 9, art. 1, U. S. con .. 5
on imports and exports imposed by the states shall inure to the treasury of the United States, sec. 10, art. 1, U. S. con
5
railroad
413 449 450 450 419 449
general fund
in committee of the Whole, speaker to resume chair if great
of questions discussed. 59-60 17
362
446-450
536
WISCONSIN BLUE BOOK.
E.
Page. 2
EDUCATION, now provided for, art. 10, state con
EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS. 377-236
EDUCATIONAL TAX, 1887, 188. 276-280-220 291
ELECTION STA 'ISTICS. 193-206
president al vote in Wisconsin from 1848 to 1858
25.
electoral 'ote for president by states, 1860-1568
193
popular vote with pluralities, 1884-1SSS.
194-195
196-193
vote given for state officers in 1888
251-255
gubernatorial votes for 1888 by towns, with pluralities
202-219
presidential vote for 1888 by towns, with pluralities
202-213
popular vote for president, 1856 to 1568. 196-193
congressional vote 1888, by counties. 203-266
summary of gubernatorial votes, 1848 to 1888
256
presidential and gubernatorial vote 1888, compared, with population by towns 202-249 judicial, associate justice. 259-900 circuit judges
258
by counties, presidential, 1884 and 1888
250
president and governor, 1888.
251 40 40
governor may issue writs of, sec. 14, art. 4, state con
15
how made by legislature, sec. 30, art. 4, state con.
17
general, when to be held, sec. 1, art. 13. state con
first, when and how to be conducted. secs. 9-12, art. 14, state con.
of senators and representatives, shall be prescribed by states, sec. 4, art. 1, U. S. con
qualifications and returns of members of congress to be determined by each house, sec. 5, art. 1. U. S. con
25.
and popular vote. 1783 to 1888 199
183 15
qualifications of. art. 3, state con ..
qualifications required of, amend. section 1, art. 3, state con.
81
who disqualified from being, secs. 2-6, art. 3, state con
15
residing on Indian lands, where to vote, sec. 5, art. 13, state con ....
of president and vice president, how chosen, sec. 1, art. 2, U. S. con
6
duties of president and vice-president, 12th amendment of U. S. con.
10
of president and vice-president, to vote the same day throughout the United States, sec. 1, art. 2, U. S. con. 6
no senator or representative or public officer shall serve as president, sc. 1. art. 2, U. S. con.
6
EMPLOYES and officers senate, 1989
.assembly, 1889
of legislature allowed by law
duties of.
76-77
ENACTING CLAUSE, how provided for, sec. 17, art. 4, state con.
16
EXGROBSED BILL, not to be looked into
ENUMERATION OF INHABITANTS. every ten years, sec. 2, art. 1, U. S. con of inhabitants, provided for, sec. 3, art. 4, state con. 15
EQurrr, how testimony taken in, sec. 13, art. 7, state con
EQUIVALENT QUESTIONS discussed.
14
ERRORS cannot be corrected in comunitte of the Whole
various modes of correcting clerk may correct his own
ESCHEATS to state from defect of heirs, src. 3, art. 9.
.
EXCESSIVE BAIL not to be required, sec. 6, art. 1, state con
2
.
ERROR, write of, not to be prohibited, sec. 21, art. 1, state oon
451-452
483-454
26-77
ELECTORAL vote in Wisconsin, 184S-1858
ELECTORS, presidential in Wisconsin, since 1848
IELECTIONS, time, place and manner of holding
of members to be judged by each house
summary of popular and electoral votes.
popular vote 1880-1856 193-201
537
' GENERAL INDEX.
Page.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, organization of state.
446
United States 430
EXECUTIVE POWER vested in the President, sec. 1, art. 2, U. S. con
6
Governor, sec. 1, art. 5, state con.
EXEMPTION of property from forced sale, section 17, art. 1, state con 14
EXPORTS, not to be taxed, sec. 9, art. 1, U. S. con. 5
and imports, states prohibited from laying duties on. sec. 10, art. 1, U. S. con. 6
Ex POST FACTO LAW, none shall be passed, sec. 9, art. 1, U. S. con.
5
prohibited to states. sec. 10, art. 1, U. S. con 5
not to be passed, sec. 12, art. 1, state con
14
F.
FARM MORTGAGE LAND COMPANY (Wisconsin). 276
FARMERS' INSTITUTES, law relating to
386-387
list of, held 1888-9 .. 337
FELONIES, persons convicted of, disfranchised, sec. 2, art. 3, state con ... 15
FELONY, mode of proceeding on charge of. 40
FINANCES, STATE ..
263-291
FINES, excessive, prohibited, 8th amendment to U. S. con.
10
and forfeitures, excessive, not to be imposed, sec. 6, art 1, state con
13
excessive, reserved in grants of land, void, sec. 14, art. 1, state con. 14
to become part of school fund, sec. 2, art. 10, state con 22
accruing to territory to inure to state, sec. 3, art. 14, state con.
25
FISE COMMISSIONERS 454
distribution of fry by, 1867-8
454
synopsis of fishing industries, 1885-8 435
FISH HATCHERY, views of 455
FISH WARDENS, State
456
FISH AND GAME, when may be caught, taken or killed.
456
FOREIGN LEGATIONS in United States
432
FOREIGN POPULATION of state, 1885. immigration into U. S. since 1882
336-337
of various foreign countries in the world. 344-345
350
FORFEITURE OF ESTATES, conviction not to work, sec. 12, art. 1, state con.
14
FORMS AND CUSTOMS, manual of.
74-86
of titles.
63
of reports
of enacting clause
FREE HIGH SCHOOLS, list of, in State, with names of principals and post-office address.
1.2
FREEDOM OF SPEECH, guaranteed to all persons, sec. 3, art. 1, state con
18
Fuarrives from justice to be delivered up, sec. 2, art. 4. U. S. con
7
from service may be reclaimed, sec. 2, art. 4, U. S. con
FUNDS, trust.
school (see school funds)
G.
GALLERY, clearing of.
Committee of the Whole can not punish for disorder in. ·
· . ·
929318
GENERAL ELECTIONS, when to be hold. sec. 1, art. 12, state con.
GENERAL FILE, what constitutes, assembly rule 45.
.
.
GENERAL FUND
.
GAME, when may be caught, etc. wardens, list of.
452
FORESTS in United States, acres.
of resolutions
538
WISCONSIN BLUE BOOK.
Paga.
GOVERNMENT, State, list of officers of
127-120
United States, list of officers of, etc. 430-413
GOVERNOR of Wisconsin.
446
biographical sketch of.
420
vote for, by towns, villages, cities, etc. (with pluralities and population, 1855), 1888. 202-249
by counties, 1888.
251
presidential and by counties, 1888. 251
salary
415
staff ..
463
executive power vested in, and terms of office of, sec. 1, art. 5, state con
17
who eligible to office, sec. 2, art. 5, state con
17
when and how elected, sec. 3, art. 5, state con
17
his powers and duties, sec. 4, art. 5, state con ..
17
his compensation.
may grant reprieves, etc., sec. 6, art. 5, state con.
17
1 when powers and duties devolve on Lieutenant-governor, sec. 7, art. 5, state con .. .
18
his power in approving bills, sec. 10, art. 5, state con
18
may remove certain officers, sec. 4, art. 6, state con.
18
may remove county officers, amend. sec. 4, art. 6. state con.
32
his official acts, how authenticated, sec. 4, art. S, state con.
first elected, how long to hold office, sec. 14, art. 14, state con
GOVERNORS, Wisconsin Territorial and State, list of
115-127
list of in U. S.
444-445
of various countries.
344-315
lieutenant, list of.
250
biographical sketch of.
4.07
GRANT of lands, reserving rent, duration limited, sec. 14, art. 1, state con.
14
of lands, not to be prejudiced, sec. 2, art. 2, state con.
13
to various railroads.
GREAT SEAL, legislature to provide and who to keep, sec. 4, art. 8, state con
461
GUBERNATORIAL VOTE of 1888, by towns, wards, etc.
202-243
compared with presidential of 1888. 202-210
summary of, 1848 to 18SS. 256
and presidential 1888, by counties 251
H.
HABEAS CORPUS, writ of, can only be suspended in cases of rebellion or invasion, sec. 9, art. 1, U. S. con.
5
privileges not suspended, sec. 8, art. 1, state con ..
13
writ of, not to be suspended, unless in cases of rebellion or invasion, amend- ment to sec. 8, art. 1, state con.
13-31
HATS to be taken off.
HEADS OF BUREAUS U. S. government departments.
430-137
HEALTH AND VITAL STATISTICS, state board of.
HIGHWAYS, certain rivers to be common, sec. 1, art. 3, state con
HISTORICAL SKETCH OF WISCONSIN. 103-114
4.38
HISTORICAL SOCIETY OF WISCONSIN.
HISTORY of amendments to U. S. con.
HOLIDAYS, legal, in various states.
HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY
HOSPITAL FOR THE INSANE, Wisconsin State
views of Nter
Northern
views of. after
$ 13
HOUSE, division of, how ascertained.
62-64
17
vote for (summary) from 1848-1858.
GRANGE, Wis. State
539
GENERAL INDEX
Page
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, speakers of.
180
list of members of 51st congress. 433-435
salaries of members, etc.
136
L
ILLITERACY, statistics of
ILLUMINATING OILS, Inspector of. 453
ILLUSTRATIONS of various institutions, etc. See "Illustrations ".
IMMIGRATION, state commissioners of 123
IMMIGRATION TO U. S., from 1882-1588. 252
IMPEACHMENT, sketch of the law respecting 72-73
to be brought by house of representatives, sec. 2, art. 1, U. S. con.
tried by the senate, sec. 3, art. 1, U. S. con. 3
judgment on, sec. 3, art. 1. U. S. con. 4
all civil officers liable to, sec. 4, art. 2. U. S. con. T
house of representatives to have power, sec. 1. art. 7, state con
IMPORTATION OF SLAVES not prohibited till 1sos, sec 2, art. 1, U. S. con
5
IMPRISONMENT FOR DEBT on contract not to be, sec. 16. art. 1, state con
14
INDEBTEDNESS OF STATE 260
of counties 259-299
of towns, cities and villages 280-287
INDIANS, when qualified electors, sec. 1, art. 3, state con. 15
INDICTMENT, how to conclude, sec. 17, art. 7, state con. 21
INFAMOUS CRIMES to preclude right of suffrage, sec. 6, art 3, state con 15
to preclude right to hold office, sec. 3, art. 13, state con 24
INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL FOR BOYS. 400
views of after
409
for girls 412-413
views of after 412
INQUIRY or accusation, common fame a ground for
INSANE, State Hospital for
Northern Hospital for 403
15
amounts received by counties for care of chronic, 1552-1858
401
movement of. 397-401
statistics of, under treatment. 403-404
39%
61 INSIST, question discussed effect of vote to. 61
453
SCHOOL for education of blind.
400
deaf
INSURANCE COMMISSIONER 446, 445
vote on, 1888
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT, organization of 649
INTERNAL improvements, not to contract debt for, sec. 10, art. 8, state con .. 22
state to sell lands granted in aid of (Resolution)
INTERNAL REVENUE (U. S.) districts in Wisconsin.
INVESTIGATION, process and forms 83-54
INVESTMENT of trust funds. G
402
persons disqualified from voting, sec. 2, art. 3, state con.
average cost of care of, 1887-8
number under public public charge in state from 1861-1858
INSPECTOR of iluminating oils.
540
WISCONSIN BLUE BOOK.
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J.
Page.
JEFFERSON'S MANUAL.
35-73
senate rule 53.
92
assembly rule 96
101
joint rule 26.
104
JOINT COXMITTEES, senate and assembly, 1SS9.
450
JOINT CONVENTION, proceedings in, joint rule 24
104
who to preside over, joint rule 24
104
who to act as clerk, joint rule 24 104
16
shall be kept by each house.
S
of each house to be published.
69
shall show every vote.
69 €9
to contain a brief statement of every petition, paper, etc., presented.
69
what question to be entered on.
69
a record in law
subject to examination.
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