The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1913-09-05
1915 SENATE WILL
SHOW BIG CHANGE
NEW FACES TO BE SEEN AT NEXT
Sc SSION OF WISCONSIN
LEGISLATURE.
SEVENTEEN TERMS EXPIRE
Long Stay at Madison This Year
Causes Many to Tire Of Lawmak-
ing Job-Assembyna Hall Out FOR
Senate.

Madison.-The- senate of the legisla
ture of 1915 will be considerably
changed over what it was at the ses-
sion Of 1913 OF the thirty three SEN
ators seventeen will retire.
Those whose terms expire are: W.
w. Albers Of the TwentY-fifth district,
comprising the counties of Marathon
and Langlade; l. r. Bishop of the
Third district, comprising the counties
Of Racine and Kenosha; George E.
Hoyt of the Thirty -third district, COM
prising the counties of Jefferson and
Waukesha; Paul O. Husting of the
Fifteenth district, comprising the
counties Of Dodge and Washington; Z
+. Kileen of the old Ninth, now the
TWenty-first district, comprising the
counties of Waushara, Green Lake,
Marquette and Adams; Victor Linley
of the Eleventh district, comprising
the counties OF Douglas, Bayfield, and
Washburn; H. c. Martin of the Sew
enteenth district, comprising the
counties OF Lafayette, Iowa and Green;
NJ. ". Perry of the First district, com
prlSlng the counties of keWaunee,
Door and Marinette; S. w. Randolph
OF the Fifteenth district, comprising
the counties Of Manitowoc and Calu-
met; George E. Scott of the Twenty
ninth district, comprising the counties
OF Dunn, Barron and Polk; Howard
Teasdale Of the Thirty-first district
comprising the counties OF Jackson,
Monroe and Vernon; John NJ True OF
the Seventeenth district, COMPRISING
the counties of Columbia and Sank:
NJ. F. White Of the Nineteenth dis
trict, comprising the county of Winnie
bagO, and Senators George s. WeigIe
and Gabriel Zophy of Milwaukee
which will also have an additional sen
ator under the new apportionment
He'll Announces Candidacy.
The first senatorial candidate to
make his appearance is Assemblyman
Don :. Hall of Stevens Point. EIr Hall
has announced in the papers in his
district that he viii be q candidate for
senator next year from the Twenty
third district.
VI Viz CtiL ms oSL!dlOIS IlIdu5 Hdt
been named for other places and some
have expressed themselves as having
had enough of legislative work IN
clinations in that direction were made
stronger by the length of the last SEES
sion. Senator H. C. Martin and Sena,
tor L. f. kileen have been spoken OF
as possible candidates for the nomina-
ton of lieutenant governor on the re-
publican ticket. Senator Husting is
regarded as a likely candidate for gov
ernor on the democratic ticket Sen
ator George E. Scott is looked upon as
the most likely candidate on the repub-
lican side for governor Senator NJ
f. White has been spoken of as d pos
sible candidate before the congression-
al nomination on the republican side
III the Sixth district. 1t is the talk
among the politicians that Assembly
man O. f. Roessler of Jefferson will be
the democratic candidate for the SEN
ate in the new Thirty-third district
Senator Randolph is another sena-
tor who is booked for Office elsewhere
The senator is a candidate for the po-
sition Of commissioner of internal rev
enue in the eastern district of Niscon-
sin