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

Seventh Ballot.


Cocper-Senators Bishop, Burns,
Lockncy. Martin and Whitehead, AS
scmblymcn A. s. Baker, CIeary, Chr
tiss, Estabrook, GoIdsworthy, Morris.
NorcrOss, Simon Smith, SorensOn,
Sprague, John O. Thomas and Ties
II. M Bell, a Cooper supporter. was
absent and Mr. EstabrOok joined the
Cooper forces. constituting a net gain
Of one for Cooper over Monday night
Esch-Senators Barker, Brazeau,
Marsh Morris, Munson and Noble
hsscmblymen John r. Baker, Harring,
ingram, Jackson, Jones, KeppeI.
Mains, Thomas H. Miller, Nelson
Schaucr and Wehrwein-17. Senator
Noble missed the first TWO ballots
last night and Mr.. Jones the first, so
Mr. Esch apparently gained a vote on
each the second and third ballots.
Hanen- Senators Fridd, Sanborn,
Stout and Wilcox, Assemblymen Car
pcnter Coolidge, Hagen, Irvine Keup,
Kuckuk Lcdvina, NeitzeI, Glen, Perry,
John Scott and Stout-16. Monday
night Mr.. Hatten had Is votes, bat
gained John Scott last night, show
ing an absolute gain Of one vote.
Senators Browne, Owen,
Hudna!I and StondaIL Assemblymen
Ainsworth, Berg, Clausen, Durley, En-
ern, Ray, Kies, KimbaD, McGregor
Mckenzie, Nye, J. P. Peterson, Roy
craft, George e. Scott and Theodore
M. Thomas-19. This is precisely
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gam OF one vote each by eN-Seh-
ator Hatten and Congressman Cooper,
an apparent loss Of two by Mr.. Steph-
enson. Lenroot and Esch remaining
unchanged and some switching among
the unattached" is the story of three
fruitIess ballots taken last night by
the republican senatorial caucus
These changes are not significant and
gfve no indication of a break in the
deadlock
Senator Hatteu gained his one vote
when Assemblyman John Scott of Co
lumbia county, who had voted ell
Monday night and again yesterday
morning for John H. Rogers a lawyer
of Portage. lined up in the Hatten
column on the first ballot last night
and remained through the three bal
lots.
Mr. Cooper gained vote. when
4ssembIvman Estabrook, who had
voted for various men IN to last night
Joined the Cooper ranks and stayed
throughout the three ballots. All of
the T,eproot men were present
tbronrbout the caucus and as 2. conse-
ouance Mr. T.enroot held the same 10
votes he had ON the fourth ballot
Monday NIGHT
The caucus opened with ONLY OF
members present, q fact which natur.
aIfv reduced the vote of some OF the
candidates A little later three
members arrived which restored the
standing of the candidates to about