Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-04-18

admission to the caucus by represent
ing themselves as newspaper men.
First Vote Perfur Glory.
The vote in the legislature yester-
day was perfunctory and served nc
purpose save to comply with the law.
1t did not differ materially from the
votes taken in the caucus Monday
night Had it not been for the fact
that Assemblyman w. J. MCGEE Of
Cconto took the ballot as his oppOr-
tunity to give a complimentary vote
to Edward f1cC.-eId, whose home is
in Oconto, Mr.. Stephenson would
have had 20 votes in the two houses.
AssembIyman Disch Of Milwaukee,
who voted for Theobald Often on the
nTst ballot Monday night, remained
with A-r. Stephenson yesterday, and
Asgembyman Simon Kander also
voted for Mr.. Stephenson, as did AS
semblyman Harrass, who distributed
his vote among four men the night
before.
Democrats Number %.
he democrats gave their % votes
70 Colonel George w. Bird of Madi-
son, and the five social democrat
votes went to Senator Jacob Rummel
The total vote in the two houses
gave Cooper 10, Esch IS, Hatten, -
LenroCt 10, Stephenson 10, Bird %,
Baensch {. Kummel 6, Scofield l,
Estabrook J rogers 1, HudnalI l.
In the assembly Mr.. Cooper re-
ceived -, having gained the vote of
AssembIyman Estabrook. Esch re-
ceiVed II votes in the assembly and
seven in the senate, gaining the vote
Of Senator frOemming, who Monday
night voted tor J. H. Puelicher and
Senator FairchiId. Mr. Hatten kept
the 8 votes he received in the eau
Gus Monday night, II of which were
in the assembly and four in the sen
ate. III. Lenroot kept the 10 votes
he had on the fourth ballot of the
caucus, Is Of which were assembly
men ard four were senators. Mr..
Stephenson had is votes in the as
sembly and one in the senate. Fol-
lowing is the roll call of the assem-
bly,:
Vote in Assembly.
COOper-Baker, A S., Bell, Cleary,
Curtiss, Estabrook Goldsworthy,
Morris, Simon Smith, Sorrenson,
oDrague, John 0. Thomas, Ties-13.
Esch-John f. Baker, Harring. In
gram, jackson, Jones, Keppel, Mains,
Thomas II. Miller, Nelson, Schauer,
Wehrwein-11
Hatten-Carpenter, Coolidge, Ha-
gen. Irvine Kuep, Kuckuk, Ledvina,
NeitzeI, Olen, Perry, Stout-11.
Lenroot-Ainsworth Berg CIau-
sen, Durley, Ekern, Kay, Keyes, Kim
ball. McGregor, Mckenzie, Nye, J. P.
Petersen, Roycraft, George E. Scott,
Theodore vi. ThOmas.-l5.
Stephenson-Bancr Cahoon,
Disch, r'aIvey, GeOrgi Hager, Har-
rass, Hebron, Kander lie Roy, Luy,
Frank E. Mueller, Reynolds, ROethe
Soper, Turner, Wellensgard-18.
B1rd-AndersOn, Bauer, BichIer,
Campbell, Cernahan, Dettling, Donna
chowskt, Douglas. EIver Hughes,
Ntndlin. ONeiII, Fred Peterson, Pick
art. Potter, RolImann, Schmidt, Fred
Smith, Stewart,-19.
baensch-Burke, Everett, Kubasta,
Marquardt,-4
ScOfeId-McGee, /.
Hudnall-t1rassie, l.
Palmer, /.
John H. Rogers,-John Scott, l.
RummeIl-AlIdrige, Berner, Brock
hausen, Thopmson and Weber,.
Vote in Senate.
The vote in the senate was not
significant, unless there be signiftc-
ance In the vote of Senator FrOem.
ming for Congressman Esch. In the
republican caucus Monday night Sen
ator troemming voted for J. H.
PueIcher, c. E. EstabrOOk and Sen
ator Fairchild. The democratic sen
atOrs gave their four votes to Colonel
George w. Bird Of Madison and Sen
ator Rummel voted blank. The bal
lot was as follows:
For J. ]. Esch-SenatOrs Barker,
Brazeau, Froemming, Marsh, Morris,
Munson and Noble.
tor H. A. Cooper-Senators Bishop.
Burns, Lockney, Martin and White
nead,-5.
For w. A. Hatten-Senators Fridd,
oanbom. Stout and WiIcoX,-4.
For l. l.. Lenroot-Senatora
Browne. Hudnall Owen and StondalI,
Il
For George w. Senators
dazelwood, Husting, Pearson and
Smith,
For f. c. WinkIer-Senators Fair
child, Page and ROehr,-3
For Emil Observation-Disclosures Wolff
and Wright,-2.
For Isaac Stepheuson-Sena
Bird
ror John NJ, Whit head-SenatOr
Hagemeister,-1