Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-17

c. III. Wilson ............''''''
The vote in detail: -
For Porter Clarkson. Balluff. Crow.
Dewolf DUNCAN, Garrett. Lesela, NC
Manus. Parschal. Visley. Ream'
schrupe, Taylor, Weber and White.
For Young-Adams. Allen, OF Jet-
ferson, Bennett. Brown. chapman
IIoyt. cowles. Gillilland ,McCuioush'
Malnburg, Proudfoot. Saunders saw
age and Stuckslanger.
For F'unk-Balkema. Frances, i,u, nun.
er. Sammis. Smith OF M1tcheh' epau'o
ing and Sullivan. ,. =,
For Byers-Jewell. McCali' S''''lA
Shelby. and Van Law.
For Garst-Chase and Mates.
E,or Kenyon-Allen OF Pocahontas'
Ames. Fitchpatrick. Hammill and Lar
rabee.
FOR Franke-Gates.
Vote in the House.
The vote in the house was: -
Porter 90. ..'...'-''..'''' 80 "a
Young :. ............'''''' -
Funk :. ...........'''' a
ByerS .......'.' =,
Kenyon ....'..'''
FRANKIE .......''''''''''''' <
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The vote in the house IN detail was:
For Porter-Bauman. Black, Boet1-
ger Byerly, Dabney, Downey. Dunlap
E.Iiis Fischer. Fletcher. Gilbert, Greene.
Grrr.. Hamilton, Hayes, Hazen'
Koontz. Krebill. Lenocker, Lehman, NC
cml,ou1h. Miller OF Dubuque. Mis-
Murtaeh. OConner, Odendahl, Olsen'
penn. Ritter, Rowles. Safer. Stephen-
.on. Taylor. Townsend and Wh1te-ao'
E'or I.afe Young Beans. Bowman
Christ, Daniels. Dewey. Edmunds. Fla-
lev. Fullon. Harding. Hickenlooper. NC
c;eery. Moore. Robbins. Shane: smith
of Adams. Smith Of Decatur. Sherman
Stipe and Seilers-1e.
For Kenyon Brady. Brockway'
Campbell Of Webster. Collins. Felt. Fly.
C.oodvkoontz, Halgrims, Hun. Hutchins.
Jacobs. Larrabee. Lund. Patterson.
Einley. Schee and Shankland-17.
For Funk-Bascom, Camp pbell OF Ida,
Cunningham, Dawson, Dixon, Harvey.
johnson. Klay, Lounsberry. Newell,
Pickford. Sherman, Skinner and Whit
ney-14.
For Byers-Brown, Bybee. George,
Hogan, Hunt, Huntley, Jacobson. RUS
sell. Van Camp-s.
For Garst-Bruce, Enger, F1nlayson'
Kulp and Stillman-5.
For Feely-Beebe, Fourt. Grout. Per-
kins and Taylor-5.
For Franke-Cousin-1.
Youns Vote slumps.
Young had been claiming forty-three
or forty-four votes in the legislature.
while the supporters OF other cand1.
dates conceded Kenyon not to exceed
~ on the first ballot. The slump In the
Young vote and the gains made by
Kenyon were the only surprises OF
the balloting.
smith President Pro Tenn.
The senate this morning unanimous
" elected James A. Smith to be presi-
dent protein for the fifth consecutive
time. Senator Saunders was presiding
at the time and Senator Gillilland offer-
ed the motion on behalf Of the republic
can caucus and both spoke i'll coinpii-
mentary terms Of Senator Smith.
Memorial For DolIiver.
The senate also passed a resolution
offered by. Francis. for committee to
arrange q joint memorial session for
Dolliver.
In tke House.
In the house after announcement OF
committees only few bills were in
troduced and these were mostly similar
to bills already in the senate Whitney
presented a bill to give the board OF
parole power to parole life prisoners:
also an amendment to the law in re-
gard to gambling devices, and bill to
give cities over over the planting OF
trees IN streets. Zeller introduced bill
to punish as vagrants any one travelling
about soliciting horse trades.
The house resolution to approve New
Orleans for the Panama exposition
Y went over because the railroads are Of
fering to make tight for San Fran
cisco.
orjst Of New Bills.
Bflls were introduced:
BY Allen, Of JEFFERSON. to make the
closing time Of saloons o'clock
BY Garrison. for the Oregon plan Of
senokorial elections, also 20 amend the
law - % the issue Of capital stock and
- :bln Axing the measure Of damages
I for - 6 . wife.