3

7

24

24

25

52

28

42

OATS, bushels grown in counties.
OFFICERS, of the House of Representa-

tives shall be chosen by the House,
sec. 2, art. 1, U. S. con..

of the senate, shall be chosen by the
senate, sec. 3, art. 1, U. S. con...
civil, may be removed by impeachment,
sec. 4, art. 2, U. S. con..
elective, of legislature, sec. 6, art. 13,
state con

elected or appointed in counties, towns,
etc., sec. 9, art. 13, state con....
holding under the United States or Ter-
ritory, to continue, sec. 5, art. 14,
state con..
county and town, under Territory, how
long to hold, sec. 7, art. 11, state con.
state, first elected, how long to hold of-
fice, sec. 14, art. 14, state con...
of either house, forms of nomination or
election.

of business, propriety of...

for the senate...

Page.

44

44

of various state charitable institutions,
with cost per capita

435-450

may make treaties with consent of sen-
ate, sec. 2, art. 2, U. S. con.
may appoint to office with consent of
senate, sec. 2, art. 2, U. S. con.
shall fill up vacancies happening during
the recess of the senate, sec. 2, art.
2. U. S. con.

6

6

6

of various state charitable institutions,
movement of..

435

POSTAGE, rates of.........

856

POSTAL CARDS.

356

POST OFFICE, regulations, etc.

356-357

money orders, rates of..

department of U. S

357
487

in Wisconsin

states...

POST OFFICES, and post-roads, establish-

ment of, sec. 8, art. 1, U. S. con.

number of, in the United States, by

first, second and third class in Wis-
consin..

5

341-352

255

353-354

shall give information to congress and
recommend measures, sec. 3, art. 2,
U. S. con...

may convene both houses or either
house, sec. 3, art. 2, U. S. con
may adjourn them in case of disagree-
ment, sec. 3, art. 2, U. S. con..
shall receive embassadors and public
ministers, sec. 3, art. 2, U. S. con..
shall take care that the laws be faith-
fully executed, sec. 3, art. 2, U. S.

POSTPONE, indefinitely, effect of a ques-
tion to

beyond session, effect of.
POTATOES, bushels grown in counties. 402-403
POWERS, military, to be subordinate to
civil, sec, 20, art. 1. state con..

55
55

14

PRESIDENTS AND VICE-PRESIDENTS, of the
United States, list of.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS, list of, in Wiscon
sin..
PRESIDENTIAL VOTES, popular, from 1856
194-198
to 1888.

186-187

183

not delegated to congress nor pro-
hibited to the states are reserved,
10th amendment to U. S. con...

10

summary of popular and electoral, from
1789 to 18 38..

judicial (see "Judicial ").

PREAMBLE, last considered

51

of 1888 in Wisconsin, by towns, wards,
etc., with pluralities.

202-259

PRECEDENCE and priority of motion, dis-

of 1881, compared with 1888.

cussion.

54-57

PRECINCTS, number of election, in state,

1890, by counties.

302

PRE-EMPTION to settlers on canals...
PRESENTS from foreign powers to public
officers prohibited, sec. 9, art. 1,

20

U. S. con.

Б

ཐ ྂ。ཙྩ

199

254

263

534

623

Page.

16

PRIVILEGES AND IMMUNITIES-Con.
of members and officers of the legisla-
ture, sec. 15, art. 4, state con
banking, not to be granted by legisla

ture, except, etc., sec.1, art. 11, state

con..

PROCESS, Style of, and how issued, sec. 17,
art. 6, state con.

issued under authority of the territory
to remain valid, sec. 4, art. 14, state

Con

23

21

24

79

395-396

386

central committee
PROPERTY, congress to provide for the
care of, public, sec. 3, art. 4, U. S.

con.

shall not be taken for public use with-
out just compensation, 5th ainend.
ment to U. S. con..

private, not to be taken for public use
without compensation, sec. 13, art.
1, state con..

a reasonable amount to be exempt from
sale on debt, sec. 17, art. 1, state con
of territory to vest in state, sec. 4, art.
14, state con.

not to be taken by municipal corpora
tions without consent, etc., sec. 2,
art. 11, state con...

valuation of real and personal, in state.

1890

PRINTING, reports, joint rule 9

number of bills, senate rule 29.

14

14

25

assembly rule 41

23.

for use of state and legislature to be

let to the lowest bidder, sec. 25, art.

324

4, state con.....

PRISON, Wisconsin State..

21

commissioners of

PRIVILEGE, of parliament has gradually

increased

of members of parliament.

of members commence by virtue of
election

of members must be ascertained at the
peril of the party violating.

PROSECUTIONS, criminal, how carried on,
see. 17, art. 7, state con
PUBLIC DEBT, not to be questioned, 14th
amendment to U. S. con, sec. 4....
of U S., 1791-1890
of nations.

dent of public instruction, ** uni-
versity," "schools "), sec. 1, art. 10,
state con..

PUBLIC LANDS, which accrue to territory

to vest in state (see "school and
university lands"), sec. 2, art. 9,
state con...

22

519

373,381

324

378

381

380

of members, the privilege of the house 39
a member cannot waive breach of.
is violated by speaker not putting a
question which was in order.

organization of department of

chief grants of, to corporations

number of acres of, in state, with area

40

by counties...

of one house in relation to the other,
or in relation to a co-ordinate
branch of government.

public domain, U. S..

vacant by states, etc.

40

indian reservations.

breach of, party summoned or sent for
on complaint of.

PUBLIC LIBRARIES, list of, in state

382

39

breach of, by members, punishable by
house only.

PUBLIC PROPERTY, organization of de-

breach of, by king or executive..

partment of..

521

members of one house cannot be sum-
moned by the other.......

44

neither house can exercise authority
over members or officers of the
other

47

of a member, where he is charged or
interested, etc..

47

questions of, take precedence over

all

48,57

of territory to vest in state, sec. 2, art.
9, state con...

22

21

458

PUBLIC SCHOOLS, population, etc., in
549-552

10

13

motions, assembly rules 93 and 94.

PRIVILEGED, Contestants for seats, assem-
bly rule 4.

reporters, senate rule 14.

assembly rule 5

state officers, ex-members, etc., senate

rule 14...

assembly rule 5

questions (see "Questions ").

PRIVILEGES AND IMMUNITIES, of members

of

of congress, sec. 6, art. 1, U. S. con
citizens (see "Citizens,"

"Rights").

also

of the debtor to enjoy the necessary
comforts of life to be recognized,
sec. 17, art. 1, state con...

4

of members of legislature, sec. 6, art. 4,
state con....

16

of governor, sec. 2, art. 5, state con

17

of senators..

40

of voters in each state

368-369

14

UARTERMASTER GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT 520

<co-existing) what suspends and what
removes from the House an exist
ing question..

equivalent, what is considered.

REGULATIONS, post-office...

60 RELIGION, no law to be made against free
exercise of, 1st amendment to U. S.
con.....

constitutional provisions relative
to, sec. 18, art. 1, state con.
RELIGIOUS TEST, not required, art. 6,
U. S. con..

14

8

14

not to be required as a qualification for
office, sec. 19, art. 1, state con...
belief of witness not to reuder him in-
competent, sec. 19, art. 1. state con 14
societies, no money to be drawn from
the treasury for support of, sec. 8,
art. 1, state con
REMONSTRANCE and petition, distinction..
REMOVAL, from office in case of impeach-
ment, sec. 1, art. 7, state con....
of what officers by the governor, sec. 4,
art. 6, state con.....
18,32
REPEAL. of acts of incorporation, sec. 11,
state con

14

48

18

23

how attendance of, may be compelled.
any member may desire a count for the
purpose of ascertaining.

41

41

not present, suspends the question.
QUORUMS, what shall constitute, senate
rule 8....

41

88

privilege to floor, senate rule 14..

89

assembly rule 5..

93

in absence of, course to be pursued, sen-
ate rule 8.

REPORTS, majority and minority, assem-

88

bly rule 22.

95

papers to lay on the table until printed,

assembly rule 23..

95

102

ordered pruited by the house first pre-

sented to, joint rule 9...

REPRESENTATION, of a state, vacancies

in, supplied until a new election by
executive authority, sec. 2, art. 1,
U. S. con....

REPRESENTATIVES, HOUSE OF

shall choose their speaker and other

8

vacancies in, how supplied, sec. 2,
art. 1, U. S. con.

shall choose its officers, sec. 2, art. 1,
U. S. con.....

shall have power of impeachment,
see. 2, art. 1, U. S. con

shall be judge of the election and
qualification of its members, sec. 5,
art. 1, U. S. con....
quorum in, sec. 3, art. 1, U. S. con..
any number may adjourn and com-
pel the attendance of absentees,
sec. 5, art. 1, U. S. con......
may determine the rules of proceed.
ings, sec. 5, art. 1, U. S. con.
may punish or expel a member, sec.
5, art. 1, U. S. con..

shall keep a journal and publish the
same, sec. 5, art. 1, U. S. con
shall not adjourn for more than three
days, nor to any other place, with-
out the consent of the senate, sec.
5, art 1, U. S. con

one-fifth of, may require the yeas and
nays, sec. 5, art. 1, U. S. con.
shall originate bills for raising reve-
nue, sec. 7, art. 1, U. S. con

REPRESENTATIVES IN CONGRESS, qualifica-

tions of voters for, sec. 2, art. 1,
U. S. con
apportionment of, sec. 2, art. 1, U. S.

con

compensation of, to be ascertained

by law, sec. 6, art. 1, U. S. con...
privilege from arrest except in cer-
tain cases, sec. 6, art. 1, U. S. con..
shall not be questioned for speech or
debate in the house, sec. 6, art. 1,
U. S. con

3

constitutional provisions concerning,

sec. 6, art. 8, state con....

RIDERS, amend engrossed bills by.

3 RIGHTS, of citizens of the several states,
sec. 2, art. 4, U. S. con...

3

liberty of conscience in matters of
religion, 1st amendment to U. S.

con

freedom of speech and of the press,
1st amendment to U. S. con..

of citizens to assemble and petition,
1st amendment to U. S. con
to keep and bear arms, 2d amendment,
U. S. con...

con...

exempt from the quartering of sol-
diers, 3d amendment, U. S. con....
secure from unreasonable searches
or seizures, 4th amendment, U. S.
free from answering for a crime un-
less on presentiment or indictment
of jury, 5th amendment, U. S. con.
not to be twice jeopardized for same
offense, 5th amendment, U. S. con.
compelled to be a witness against
himself, 5th amendment, U. S. con.
deprived of life, liberty or property
without due process of law, 5th

amendment, U. S. con..

private property not to be taken for
public use without just compensa-
tion, 5th amendment, U. S. con
in criminal prosecution, shall enjoy the
right of a speedy trial by jury with
all the means necessary for his
defense, 6th amendment, U. S. con.
in civil cases, trial to be by jury, and
shall only be re-examined accord-
ing to common law, 6th amend-
ment, U. S. con..

excessive bail shall not be required nor
fines imposed, nor cruel or unusual
punishment inflicted, 8th amend-
ment, U. S. con....

enumeration of certain rights shall not
operate against retained rights, 9th
amendment, U. S. con.....

4

shall not be appointed to office, sec.
6, art. 1, U. S. con.

10

4

shall not serve as electors of presi-
dent, sec. 1, art. 2, U. S. con..
and direct taxes apportioned accord-
ing to numbers, sec. 2, art. 1, U. S.

6

10

con.

of the accused, sec. 7, art. 1, state con.
equality of, and how secured, sec. 1,
art 1, state con.....

13

13

and senators elected to congress
from Wisconsin.

LIId.....

of the people to assemble, consult and
petition, sec. 4, art. 1, state cou
of worship not to be infringed, sec. 18,
art. 1, state con..

13

14.

REPRIEVES, granted by the president, sec.

2, art. 3, U. S. con..

8-9

to continue as if no change in govern-
ment, sec. 1, art. 14, state con..
RIVER FALLS NORMAL SCHOOL..
view of..

24.

441

after 160-

REPUBLICAN NATIONAL AND STATE PLAT-

RIVERS, navigable, to be common high-

86..

100

each House shall done its own,
sec. 5, art. 1, U. S en

to pay money in order..

4

assembly rule 95..

101

joint rule 25

104

90

RYE, bushels grown, by counties..

402-403,

appended to constitution

29

REVENUE BILLS, to originate in the house

of representatives, sec. 7, art. 1,
U. S con.