Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-02-22
AMONG BADGER SOLONS
CaIIInas Of LEGISLATORS.

A directory of the members of both
houses of the Legislature has been
issued which shows their home adj
dresses. their Madison addresses, the
number of the seats they occupy. the
political affiliations of each and
their occupation.
Among the SO members of the sen
ate there is found one pro lFce dealer
in the person Of Senator Beach: four
: mnlbermen, Senators Bird, Hatten.
Stout and Wright; one horticuTturist,
/ Senator Eaton 10 lawyers, Senator's
Burns, Frear, Hudnall, Kreutzer. Mar
tin, Merton Norris, North. Roehr.
Sanborn, Whitehead. Wilcox and
Wippermah, one agricultFrist, Senat-
OF Hagemeister; two manufacturers,
/ Senator's Johnson and McGillivray;
Cle editor and publisher, Senator
Munson; one physician. Senator No
BILE; one vessel agent, Senator Ran
dolph; one grain commission man,
Senator Rogers; one shop foreman,
Senator Rummel: three farmers, Sen
ators Smith, Wolff and Wylie; one
architect, Senator Stevens, and one
real estate man, Senator Stondall.
one contractor, Senator Froemming.
In the lower house are found 2S
farmers, Messrs. Ainsworth Beer,
Brennan, Chandler, Curtis, Curtin,
Donald. F'ridd. Hannfil, Hartmg,
Hulburt, Irvine, Jerdee, Henry John
sol. Thomas Johnson, Marquardt
Miller, Gilman, p. H. Peterson, Pier
ron RUycraft, Saugen, Schauer, John
Scott, Stevens, Storm, Thomas aad
| Ties. There is one machinist, Nj
Aldridge. Messrs. Andrew, Baker
Hagen. Hansen Nelson and Winch in
/ all six. are manufacturers. OF the
merchant class there are l5, Messrs.
Bauer. Bohri, Burdeau, Coffland, Dahl.
Gordon Henry, Mckenzie, Rack,
Prehn, Ragatz, G. E. Scott. farrell.
/ There are two lUmbermen, Messrs.
/ Beedle and Brooks. One member
/ Mr.. Bell, is a public administrator
/ Assenblyman Berner is listed as a
cigar agent Mr.. Bletcher is en-
I gagged in the printing business. n
this house are IS real estate men,
4 Messrs. Braddock, Clausen, Cleary
Crowley, Dietrich, Hamm, Potter.
Ramsey, Reynolds, Slight, Swenhold,
Syzmarek and Theme Mr. Brock
haus n is secretary treasurer of the
state federation of labor Two ply
sicians hold seats in the lower house,
Messrs. Dinsdale and Powell Mr
Durland is in the grocery business.
Assemblyman Eldridge is listed as a
cheese dealer. Mr.. Evans is puf
down as a horseshoer. Two boni-
faces are found in this house in the
persons of Mo.3srs. Everett and Mey-
ers. But one banker holds a seat,
Mr.. Greenwood. There are two 1nvat
! dealers, Messrs. Heinecke and F. Pet
I ersen, Jr. Mr.. Hole is in the whole
sale liquor business. Messrs. Frank
! H. Johnson, Kinney ana Pickart are
| il the grain business. There is but
one editor, Mr.. Leroy. Assembly
man McGregor is a retired educator
and it may be noted that for 81 years
/ he was the head of the normal school
at Plattev. le Mr.. Ledvina is listed
/ as a law student Mr.. MetZleT is a
| bookkeeper Mr.. Perry is a mason
contractor Mr. Prehn is a hard ware
merchant Mr.. Strehlow is a painter
aad Mr. Thayer is a clergyman. Mr..
/ Turner is a marble and granite dealer
/ Ten lawyers occupy seats, Messrs.
/ Carpenter, Ekern, Hagarty, Huber,
/ Lenroot. NorccOss Page, Smoker,
{ Warner and Westfahl
. Of the. 1873 members SO live at hotels
while the remainder are quartered at
private houses. The social democrat
ic contingent is at the Central house.
The following shows the houses
classified as to the callings of the
members:
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