The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-05-06
THE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.

turning over t. the special e0mmittee to
| be appointed later all questions of special
dam privileges The owen joint resolution
| to amend the constitution to allow sherins
to hold Office for mCle than one term con
resolution to per:ait judicial circuits to
elect more than one judge. Ihe RESOLUTION
for the amendment 10 the constitution to
DO away with the decenniaH census was
passed
WEDNESDAY, APR4L S
The time of the Senate was occupied TO,
day with the consideration OF the special
privilege bills. Senators Bird and BraZeau
mate strenuous efforts TO have the bills
| reconsidered. giving the right to private
ecl porauOns TO dam rivers OF the state.
Senators Husting, Blaine and GAYLORD SPOKE SPOKE
against fbe reconsideration OF the pIils,
arguing that matters of this sort shou!u go
oyer TO the special committee appoIhteu ZOE
that purpose.
THURSDAY, APRIL %.
The bill allowing the state to bond ITSELF
tor per cent. of the assessed valuation OF
the property of the state for the purpose
OF public improvements was passed by the
senate today. The bill involves q consttu-
sionai amendment and If passed by the As,
sembly Will have 10 be approved by the
next mex Leglslature and then 80 to vote OK o.
viii p mean hat aPia Mads1 pas w u he parked
IRON the state capitol to the shores OF
Lake Monona and from the capitol TO the
! UNIVERSITY: communication from the sen,
ate investigating committee setting forth
| the contempt charges against State Chair
| man Edmonds was received
FRIDAY, APRIL 80
Although desperate effort was made by
his friends to prevent the upper house
| rom taking action today, the Senate de-
rlared State Chairman Edmonds in con-
tempt and ordered that he be summoned be-
Tore the members to explain his reasons for
not answering the subpoena of the Senate
committee. Senator Marsh led the fight to
declare the Appleton man in contempt and
was ably seconded by Senators Owen and
HuStinY These eel hot hp n
vestigating committee had been altogether
too lenient and said It was time that men
VINO were disobeying the orders Of a body
that was practically court be brought up
with round turn. Senators Fairchld,
Brazeau and Lehr opposed taking action at
this time In order to allow Senator Hud-
nall, who was absent to be heard. The res
olution was adopted by vote VI II to 6.
SATURDAY, MAY l.
The Senate held short meeting today
ana passed resolution for a special com
mittee to report TO the next legislature on
the ACCESSIBILITY of charging the Capitol
park. But six members were Present. The
committee on judiciary reported In num-
Der Of minor bills and killed the Blaine reso-
luton 10 amend the constitution and pro.
vide for board Of pardons.
ASSEMBLY.
TUESDAY. APRIL p.
The Assembly went through only about
one tenth of its calendar today owing to
long debate over the bill providing for the
pnsslcai connection netWeeh lnHpehuent
dnrh"ntton af xiSti,, s,s,o,s mics re-
titlon q Residents OF a community demands
annlInatIa , utnosC aa1 lev inv h
,ba s ",,Ui @ ~ i,i{ III -, NJ" a.
further consideration.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL %
Upon motion OF Assemblyman MOrtcnson
q resolution dGploring the death OF former
Congressman Babcock was introduced and
passed unanimously. The Cpary telephone
bill was up for reconsideration. The AS
selnoly refused 10 reconsider me uuphcat!oh
~ The hiu ni,d LrnSom,ionJa5 tbn lii fnr in
1aH MI 'iIl anu M StrT V Sdn,n
'
THU RSDAl. AfRlL ~.
The Assembly killed the bin providing
for n state board to be appointed by the
governor to examine applicants for the Of
fees of pubic accountants. The Glli was
fayorins II whIo Mr. "' In~rar, was IN" CHEF
speaker against it, The Hun bill prohibit
ing the granting of licenses TO proprietors
Of road houses and dtsreputahlr resorts
was killed 4 now bill to hsgaiize Sunday
baseball in the state was introduced
rpTpAy April 9u
,,.o ,,,a., ,iat,,+n +t'a ,sSor,tI,- today
AFTER SHarR uppn,t e LnS asSeHs.S ,Inry
klllea tme reSoluthl 70
tue MAJ! ahi primary e,eti,on ,,
10 vote OF the peopIr AT WY y, IVA. svnEi -
election ny vote OF u 10 " hSSeulhis
Q
tnls PET measure Oh nehaior Ia nSni tT. say
Ing mat 1t was the only true solution Oh
the prln"Iy Id" ny MtIei IN rt
DC hiaue ny niuJoIity ot nnn soaeisr %,
hv cbarts tbat tho maiorttv EXAMINATIONS
WopId NOT result from mo 1,ssore OF the
hin Acting under the smell of the oratory
Of Assembiyman LEROY of Marinette the
Assembly advanced the biz making il a
misdnameanHr +" sell iionor In "cans' 10
children under II wears Of age Mr.. Leroy
fred the lover house with his appeal for
The nrotcction OF the children.
''> ,,St,nT,y 49,
Sal hl'Al. MAJ
There were over nifty members or the
! lower house absent today ANA the ron can
was dispensed with r'To'uuoh was
passed asking the natohai toNeflunHt 10
ald IN ne constructor OF uupie hSnMM"! ~ :,
fnr ' hFfo - "' m,arafa nm nntomohiIo
,itl,,t ~ MEM. ,,"s messed
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iNNEo Iva ioN.
TUESDAY. April q
pf,b,rn Nnyrr assistant cashier Of the
Irnion LanE r. JdGCat;, told the committee
! Of hjs work f,r %tcnhrDson in Grant roun.
/ ~ IT,. said he ,;unroTtoa Stephenson be-
rausn mo hniirvcu thr NlnrincttG man couICi
MN ,na hcca,sc bt knew Tho In ToIIette
/ n mun Won f,,btinp him Never said he
,yoS a St1Iyor. and worked for Stephenson.
! NOT because he believed him to be the best
| man for the place, hut hrcause the stat.
| warts wanted HIM ienry EHenbecker or
! Wausar said that Waiter Alexander mad
! asked him how much he GEL! nhPrheri would
! take to tell McGOvtr not to come to Wau,
! sap after meeting had bcen arranged
/ for til. Milwaukee, candidate
WEDNESDAY, APRIL %.
! Game Warden stone went on the stand
! todov and under the ouest ioninr of his AT
tCTr.v El1ncr Ever. made several Corrcc.
! lions to Statements he had made before
! He stated that Chairman Edmonds had told
hinI that there would be 5 no Investigation
| and later said that the $1,000 he had re
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