The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-02-25
ASSE MBLY.


consideration Wednesday.
ASSEMBLY.
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 1G.
There was a rush Of bills In the Assembly
today Il being the last day In which i"iiS
might be introduced. Almost 100 bi.l9
Teached the clerk desk Assembly man Nc
Council introduced Senator ~ i"ng,'e r.
the primary election law, providing fur II
second choice In all primaries. Assembly
man Ayel JOhupn created sensation ny
introducing bill providing for the cree
ton of n dynamite plant at the state prison
at Waupun Asscmblyman Estahronk hhu
a measure providing for two separate pr
mary days, so that II candidate failed l."
receive a majority vote on the hrSt an,
other election might be held. There was
little interest In the proceedings, IA" .lltil
bers being engrosscd with the scnat"ilaI
Investigation which was on before the 7p'
cial committee.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY Il
After spirited discussion lasting almost
two hours the bin providing for new
judicial circuit for the northern district OF
Wisconsin was cngrosscd. Under a sns
pension Of the rules bill calling TOT the
purchase of 1000 copies Of Sanborn sup
plemcut to the statutes for 81 per volume
was passed The senate bill TO pay IA"
cost Of the senatorial investigation was
mcssagcd to the Senate.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY IS.
Assemblyman Kalaher objected TO tho
consideration Of the bin providing for a
Juvenile court IN Milwaukee before amend
ments prepared 10y Milwaukee supervisors
Ind been received This means that the
passage Of the bin will he held nP for
some time. GOV. Dayidsous message re-
lating to the conservation OF the state re-
sources was read A sharp dchnte took
place when the bill relating 10 hullteral'h
milk aud cream came before the Assem-
bly,. After a speech favorng the hlll by
Asscmblyman Twcsmc the biz was ordered
engrossed
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 10
spirited contest took place when the
committee on judiciary recommended that
two bills introduced by Assembymen
Rorthc and Kay designed to do away with
the office Of county supervisor Of assess.
.mcnts. be Killed. 4 hard fight to push the
bill through was put up but the .lcasure
lost out by decisive vote. The bille 10 re
peal the fire marshal law and the state tax
commission were also reported uufa rOrnhly
upOn 10y the committees on banking and In.
Furancc ana taxation.
Joint Session,
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10.
Senator Stephenson failed to break the
deadlock receiving 70 out Of 40 votes
cast. senator stephenson was on the stand
before the joint Investigation committee all
day long telling the members Of he com
mittcr how much ana In what way his
money was spent In the September PR.
mary The senator made n good witness,
tllu'NEh III INV carry NNiE''H 81 inc quiz ne
appeared quite nervous. The substance or
his testimony was that he had turned over
sums ~ money To MS campaign managers
leaving IL 10 inclr discretion az t" how
the money should ne spent ~" Insisted,
however, that non" ~ tn" money was spent
corr1ptE Nolhlug came ~ ih" proposed
Lem injunction To- STOP the primary In
NfSuGauon Ihc detailed vote for senator
was 1- follows. Stephenson, %. Brown,
-. Kummoll 4; Cooper, g. 3sch, q;
StEugr. - o"gm q. it"Ard, - Mrtohnrll'
z NauhoFu, The i"Ii"WlME got one each;
tuN' iAEmSon NoitF"s5 hlmnaIL hc'"N'
gria W,ra ',,I,Wri'
Whitrbcod Morse NInrris and COOK The
total vote was I25 and necessary for
,bolre az
,rrrNrun,y t,,ppr,py
"TH '"' A. '.''N' an -.
senator Stephenson again failed OF re-
tr'Noh' securing hIiy-hIir votes, siNtF-ive
being necessary I" a 'h"irr HrfoTc the
primary investigating committee Neal
Brown. ;, A. 'oGb FRANCES +. McGovcrn
ana NlIlaW II. lih'"h W'r" the star wit
hehheS BON 'onk una brown raped the
primary system declaring That an unImlt-
90 amount OF money can D" spent under It.
hcHoL'rh scored tunH" persons who had
started IN" ruhor ihHt ms rnUpHlgn had
been inanr"d ny senator Stephenson. Hat
ton said that be- believed that IN" primary
should De blhnlhg, II tho nomination was
secured honestly
THU RSDAN, FEBRUARY IS
Senator StcDbopsou received a ,ntae n,
rho tLIrfrnntb 'Iniut LuIIot + .bnrt ~ ,i.,.ti,n
Former state SpuatOr " II IIaitGn vvns
yestigation committee Mr IInttnn poye
some valuable suggestions ON tho atbirg or
government aud uruyrd n good witness