Journal of Proceedings

Huber, Jennings, Kellogg, Monk, Scott, Skogmo, Stevens and Whitman-18.

Noes

Senators Bosshard, Bray, Culbertson, Perry, Potts and Staudenmayer-6.

Absent or not voting-Senators Albers, Baxter, Martin, Richards, Rollmann, Tomkins and Weissleder-7.

Paired:

Senator Mulberger for the resolution.

Senator Burke against the resolution.

So the joint resolution was adopted.

COMMITTEE REPORT

The committee on State Affairs report and recommend:

No. 162, S.,

Re-reference to committee on Corporations.

No. 162, S.,

W. T. STEVENS,

Chairman.

Re-referred to committee on Corporations.

SPECIAL COMMITTEE REPORT

The special committee on Highways report and recom

mend:

No. 41, S.,

Passage.

WM. J. BICHLER,

Chairman.

Upon motion of Senator Ackley the calendar for tomorrow was taken up at this time with unanimous consent.

SATURDAY'S CALENDAR

BILLS READY FOR ENGROSSMENT

No. 52, S.,

Upon request of Senator Ackley, and with unanimous. consent, laid over until Wednesday, March 10, 1915. Upon motion of Senator Everett, and with unanimous consent, rule eleven was suspended for this session. No. 142, S. and

No. 177, S.,

Were severally ordered engrossed and read third time. No. 209, S.,

Upon request of Senator Bosshard, and with unanimous consent, the bill was re-referred to the committee on Judiciary.

No. 190, S.,

A bill to amend section 4576 of the statutes, relating to adultery, and providing for the prosecution of such cases. The question was: Shall the bill be ordered engrossed and read a third time?

The ayes and noes were requested, and the vote was: Ayes, 12; noes, 13; absent or not voting, 9; as follows:

Ayes Senators Ackley, Barwig, Bennett, Bray, Burke, Culbertson, Cunningham, Everett, Hanson, Kellogg, Perry and Stevens-12.

Noes Senators Arnold, Baxter, Bosshard, Fairchild, Glenn, Jennings, Monk, Potts, Scott, Skogmo, Staudenmayer, Whitman and Mr. President-13.

Absent or not voting-Senators Albers, Bichler, Huber, Martin, Mulberger, Richards, Rollmann, Tomkins and Weissleder-9.

And so the bill was refused engrossment.

Senator Bosshard moved that the vote by which the senate refused to order

No. 190, S. engrossed and read a third time

Be reconsidered.

Senator Ackley moved that the motion to reconsider be laid over until next Wednesday.

Senator Bosshard rose to a point of order that the motion to reconsider being made on the same day, the motion must be put.

Senator Ackley rose to the point of order that if the motion to lay over be seconded by five senators the motion must be laid over to the next calendar

Senator Bosshard insisted that this applied only when the motion to reconsider is made on the next day succeeding the action.

The president ruled that the motion to reconsider was in order, and put the motion,

Which motion was lost.

Senator Ackley called for the yeas and nays.

Senator Bosshard rose to the point of order that the vote was announced, and so a roll call was not in order.

The president held that the point of order was well taken. No. 116, S.,

No. 124, S. and

No. 165. S..

Were each severally indefinitely postponed.

EXECUTIVE COMMUNICATIONS

To the Honorable,

The Legislature:

I have the honor to transmit herewith the biennial report of the Wisconsin Commissioners on Uniform State Laws and respectfully ask that your Honorable Body give consideration to the recommendations therein contained.

Respectfully submitted,
EMANUEL L. PHILIPP,

Dated March 5, 1915.

Governor.

The report was referred to the Committee on Judiciary.

Upon motion of Senator Fairchild, the senate adjourned until Monday, March 8, at 8:30 o'clock, p. m.

MONDAY, March 8, 1915.

The senate met.

8:30 O'Clock, P. M.

In the absence of the president and the president pro tempore, the senate was called to order by the assistant chief clerk.

Upon motion of Senator Everett, Senator Ackley was elected to preside for this session.

Prayer was offered by Rev. I. F. Roach.

Upon motion of Senator Monk, the calling of the roll was dispensed with.