Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-01-17

Ills RECORD IN LEGISLATURE
standpatters Working For Delay In
Matter of Election of the Printer and
Bindor--Larrabee Invited to Address
the AssembIy-New Bills Introduced.
[By Ora Wllliams.1
!, Times-Republlcan.

Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines, Jan. 17.-Announcement
of the candidacy OF Senator Hayward,
OF the Second district, for secretary of
state, following close upon the an
nouncement of Julian Richards, Of the
over that office In earnest. Senator
Hayward is a conspicuous member OF
the state senate. He is a plain busi-
ness man. long time resident of Dav-
export, modest and reserved, always
hard worker in the legislature, and
in his republicansm a man who rep
resents the whole party. Some sur
prise was manifested In the senate the
past few days over the effort which APP
parently has been made to line UP tho
state university alumni influence
against Hayward while he is holding
position in the senate almost Of COM
mandng power In regard to matters in
which the university Is Interested.
Dispatches recently stated that the
members of the alumni OF the univer-
sity at Waterloo had come out In a
concerted movement in behalf OF Rich
ards. AS q matter of fact the university
has had no better friend in the senate
than Hayward. He has always been
thoughtful of It's material interests and
has beon ready 10 cooperate in all
good measures. The senator sent his
son to the university and he graduated
there. He himself, attended the first
class at the Agricultural college at
Ames but did not graduate. Senator
Hayward Is the kind of a man who will
do his duty In the senate regardless Of
criticism or his own material inter-
ests and he will be just as good
friend of the university as in the past
even though the movement to lineup
the former students against him
should succeed
Tonieht's Caucus.
The republican caucus for printer
and binder will be held tonight. A
new phase Of 1t came UP yesterday,
when the suggestion was made that in
case the caucus nominates it might be
possible to bring about a deadlock by
ore house or the other declining to
concur In the usual resolution calling
a joint assembly for the election Of
printer and binder. 1T is entirely pos
sible that such deaialocld might be
forced and thus there would be no
election of printer and binder at this
time. All the interested parties are
confident Of success.
Larrabee Honored.
A high compliment was paid by the
Legislature today to Gov. Larrabee by
passage through both houses of reso-
luton inviting him to address the joint
assembly next Saturday afternoon on
the occasion Of his birthday.
The house also invited eS-Governor
Camron. of Virginia. to address it to-
morrow on jamestown exposition
The house passed a resolution Civ
ing the committee on the whitmer-
ness and take testimony, with view
to further consideration Of the case.
Now Bills.
HAMILTON introduced q bin increas-
ing the penalties and Strengthening the
law in relation to concealed weapons
and Bealer a bill to provide for special
registration in all cities for the spring
elections.
Lewis introduced a bill In the senate
to make the statement Of state and
savings banks conform to national
banks.
Hayward introduced bill to punish
wife desertion.
Kimmel bill to facilitate shipments
of liquor from the state and Stirton
bill requiring notice to city authorities
of defective sidewalks and making
officials personally liable for damages