Journal of Proceedings, Volume 36Wisconsin Legislature, 1883 - Legislation Most vols. have appendices consisting of reports of various State offices. |
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Absent Adams adopted amend chapter amend section amendatory of section approved assigns ayes ayes and noes Bennett bill relating bill to amend bill to appropriate bill to authorize bill to provide Blake bridge build Carey certain Chairman Chase clerk Colman committee committee on Judiciary Comstock concurred consideration Correctly engrossed Correctly enrolled court decided entitled an act Erwin Flint Hill Hudd incorporate the city indefinitely postponed institutions John Jonas Judiciary June Kingston laid lands laws Lincoln Lord maintain March McDonald Meffert Milwaukee Minor motion of Senator officers ordered engrossed Palmetier Parry passed Pingel president printed Published as chapter railroad Randall read third Received from assembly recommendation recommitted Reed referred repeal Reported favorably revised statutes Ringle river rules Ryland Sherman Smith Stanley structed sum of money suspended third reading tion town villages vols vote Wall Webb Wiley Wisconsin
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