The senate met. MONDAY, March 1, 1915. 9:00 O'Clock, P. M. The president pro tempore in the chair. Upon motion of Senator Bosshard the calling of the roll was dispensed with. The journal of Friday, February 26, was approved. RESOLUTIONS INTRODUCED Res. No. 8, S., Relating to additional rooms for the senate. Resolved by the senate, That the superintendent of public property be and he hereby is instructed to vacate the rooms now occupied by his department on the second floor, south wing of the capitol, and forthwith make such rooms available for the use of the senate. By Senator Skogmo. Upon request of Senator Skogmo, unanimous consent was granted for consideration at this time. Res. No. 8, S. Jt. Res. No. 33, S., Directing the superintendent of public property to furnish additional elevator service and to keep the capitol open until midnight. Resolved by the senate, the assembly concurring, That the superintendent of public property be and he is hereby directed to keep the main ground floor doors of the east, Upon motion of Senator Bosshard, Was adopted. PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS Pet. No. 90, S. By Senator Staudenmayer. To committee on State Affairs. Pet. No. 91, S. Pet. No. 92, S. Pet. No. 93, S. Pet. No. 94, S. Pet. No. 95, S. Pet. No. 96, S. Pet. No. 97, S. Pet. No. 98, S. Pet. No. 99, S. Pet. No. 100, S. Pet. No. 101, S. Pet. No. 102, S. Pet. No. 103, S. Pet. No. 104, S. Pet. No. 105, S. Pet. No. 106, S. Pet. No. 107, S. By Senator Staudenmayer. To committee By Senator Staudenmayer. To committee By Senator Staudenmayer. To committee By Senator Staudenmayer. To committee By Senator Staudenmayer. To committee By Senator Staudenmayer. To committee By Senator Staudenmayer. To committee By Senator Staudenmayer. To committee By Senator Staudenmayer. To committee By Senator Staudenmayer. To committee By Senator Staudenmayer. To committee on State Affairs. By Senator Staudenmayer. To committee on State Affairs. By Senator Staudenmayer. To committee on State Affairs. By Senator Staudenmayer. To committee on State Affairs. By Senator Staudenmayer. To committee on State Affairs. By Senator Staudenmayer. To committee on State Affairs. By Senator Staudenmayer. To committee on State Affairs. Pet. No. 108, S. Pet. No. 109, S. Pet. No. 110, S. Pet. No. 111, S. Pet. No. 112, S. Pet. No. 113, S. Pet. No. 114, S. Pet. No. 117, S. Pet. No. 118, S. By Senator Staudenmayer. To committee on State Affairs. By Senator Staudenmayer. To committee on State Affairs. By Senator Staudenmayer. To committee on State Affairs. By Senator Staudenmayer. To committee on State Affairs. By Senator Staudenmayer. To committee on State Affairs. By Senator Staudenmayer. To committee on State Affairs. To committee on By Senator Staudenmayer. To committee To committee on To committee on By Senator Monk. To committee on DEPARTMENT OF STATE, Madison, Wisconsin, O. G. MUNSON, Chief Clerk, Senate. Dear Sir: In compliance with the provisions of Joint Resolution No. 39, A., I am transmitting herewith list of those registered as legislative counsel and agents up to the present date. Very truly yours, J. S. DONALD, By unanimous consent, the reading of the list was dispensed with. Name-residence and occupation of counsel and agentsname and address of employer-subject of legislation-date of employment-length of time of employment. LEGISLATIVE AGENTS: W. H. Austin-Wisconsin Brewers' Association-excise; annual. Sylvannus Ames, Stoughton, Wis.-Stoughton Poultry Association, Stoughton, Wis.-poultry association; annual. Chester D. Barnes, lawyer, 366 Prairie Ave., Kenosha, Wis. Manufacturers' Association of Kenosha and the individual members thereof all bills affecting the Manufacturers' Association of Kenosha and the individual members thereof; Jan. 11, 1915-session 1915. Arthur J. Bales, chairman committee, Madison, Wis.Guardians of Liberty-public schools and sectarian legislation; session 1915. Theo. W. Brazeau, Grand Rapids, Wis.-Wisconsin Waterpower Association, E. P. Sherry, Milwaukee, Wis., Wells building, secretary-waterpower; Feb. 1, 1915-session 1915. Robert Buech, saloon, 279 W. Water Street, Milwaukee, Wis. Retail Liquor Dealer's Fraternal Protective League, 300-4th street, Milwaukee, Wis.-excise; Feb. 23, 1915session 1915. Wm. P. Brenner, manufacturing confectioner, 900 S. Van Buren street, Green Bay, Wis.-Wholesale Credit Men's Association, R. 1, Fox block, Green Bay, Wis.-bills 89, S., and 90, S.; Feb. 22, 1915-session 1915. J. P. Beuscher, lawyer, 724 Plankinton, Cudahy, Wis.Waukesha Milk Co., 342-6th street, Milwaukee, Wis.—one day in seven rest bill; Feb. 24, 1915-session 1915. Alice B. Curtiss, Waukesha, Wis.-Wisconsin Women's Suffrage Association, Waukesha, Wis.-legislation relating to women and children; Jan. 20, 1915-session 1915. H. F. Collins, 2103 Division street, Madison, Wis.Secretary Madison Typographical Union, Federation hall, Madison, Wis.-state printing bills. Wm. Coleman, saloon, 602 Chestnut street, Milwaukee, Wis.-Retail Liquor Dealer's Fraternal Protective League of Wisconsin, 300-4th street-excise; Feb. 23, 1915-session 1915. Jas. T. Drought, lawyer, 97 Wisconsin street, Milwaukee, Wis.-Wisconsin State Automobile Association, J. B. Drought, president, Milwaukee, Wis.-all automobile legislation and kindred subjects; continuous-during session. Loyal Durand, insurance, Mitchell building, Milwaukee, Wis. Self in part and Milwaukee Board of Fire Underwriters in part-insurance and workmen's compensation matters; continuous-during session. Moncina Dunn, 1235 Madison street, La Crosse, Wis.Self-elections and kindred subjects; continuous-during session. James T. Drought, lawyer, 97 Wisconsin street, Milwaukee, Wis.-C. B. Leidersdorf Co., 224 Broadway, Milwaukee, Wis. all legislation affecting interests of jobbers and dealers in tobacco in any form; Feb. 15, 1915–during session. James T. Drought, lawyer, 97 Wisconsin street, Milwaukee, Wis.-Wisconsin Master Plumbers' Association, H. B. Helstrom, president, Eau Claire, Wis.-all legislation affect ing plumbing, health and sanitation; Feb. 15, 1915-during session. Starr S. Eaton, student in State University, 428 Lake street, Madison, Wis.-Self-student voting; session 1915. J. Edwin Elton, D. O., 307 Matthews building, Milwaukee, Wis.-Secretary and member Legislative Committee Wisconsin State Osteopathic Association, Milwaukee, Wis.-practice of medicine, surgery and osteopathy; session, 1915. Geo. C. Flynn, 27 N. Pinckney street, Madison, Wis.Wisconsin Retail Clothiers' Association, C. W. Johnson, Secretary, Kenosha, Wis.-legislation affecting retail clothiers -session, 1915. Eli C. Foster, musician: 588 Washington street, Milwaukee, Wis.-Self and other saloon keepers-bill 166, A., Baker law; session, 1915. Geo. Forge, saloon keeper, 3702 Hillside Lane-Self and other saloon keepers-bill 166, A., Baker law-session 1915. Geo. C. Foster, lawyer, Hurley, Wis.- Victor Homsalen, Roy Buck-bill 54, A., to attach territory to county, bill 245, A., to create town of Spider Lake; Feb. 1, 1915-session, 1915. R. B. Graves, lawyer, Sparta, Wis.-Wisconsin Fish and Game Protective and Propagation League, John P. Bird, president, La Crosse, Wis., E. B. Trautman, secretary, Stevens Point, Wis.-fish and game; Feb. 18, 1915-session. 1915. Sheldon J. Glass, 182 Wisconsin street, Milwaukee, Wis., Vice-president Milwaukee Gas Light Co.-Milwaukee Gas Light Co., 182 Wisconsin street, Milwaukee, Wis.-everything connected with my business. Carl T. Gelfuss, 486 Park place, Milwaukee, Wis.Bernhard, Stern & Sons, inc., 315 Court street, Milwaukee, Wis.-taxation; Feb. 20, 1915-session, 1915. Elmer E. Hull, master guardian, 205 N. Pinckney street, Madison, Wis.-Guardian of Liberty, Madison Wis.-public schools and sectarian legislation; session, 1915. Louis Hirsig, 1010 Sherman avenue, Madison, Wis.Wisconsin Retail Hardware Association, Stevens Point, Wis., T. J. Jacobs-state affairs; session, 1915. Mrs. Ben Hooper, 669 Algoma street, Oshkosh, Wis.Wisconsin Women's Suffrage Association-legislation affecting women and children; Jan. 9, 1915-session, 1915. Howell Hart, Civics secretary, City Club, 1003 Wall |