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Source: Compiled and Published under under the direction of Henry Casson
Author: The Blue Book of the State of Wisconsin, 1897

WISCONSIN LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.
The senate consists of thirty-three members, who hold their office for four 
years, and receive a compensation of $500 for each regular session. Senators 
representing odd numbered districts were elected in 1894, and hold office until 
January 1, 1899. Those from even numbered districts were elected in 1896, and 
hold office until January 1, 1901. The population given is from the census of 
1895.  The lieutenant-governor is president of the senate, but can vote only in 
case of a tie, when he has the casting vote therein.  The senate contains 29 
republicans and 4 democrats.

SECOND DISTRICT.
Brown and Oconto counties. Population, 1895 -- 63,962.

ANDREW CALDWELL MAILER (Rep.), was born April 4, 1853, in DePere, Brown county, 
and is of Scotch parentage. He was educated in the public and private schools 
of DePere, Lawrence University at Appleton, Wis., University of Michigan at Ann 
Arbor, Rush Medical College, Chicago, and Bellevue Hospital Medical College in 
New York, graduating from Rush Medical College in 1878 and from Bellevue 
Hospital Medical College in 1882. He has lived in DePere except when engaged in 
teaching school and attending college. Was connected with the drug business 
about four years before entering the profession of medicine. He has been a 
member of DePere board of education six years, from 1890 to 1896, and was 
president of the board two years; was mayor of DePere from 1892 to 1894, and 
was health officer of the city several terms. He received the unanimous  
nomination for senator at the second district senatorial convention, 1896, and 
was elected state senator, receiving 7,600 votes against Benj. A. Godfredson, 
democrat, who received 5,607 votes, and Edward Cauldy, prohibitionist, who 
received 140 votes.

Additional Comments:
The Blue Book of the State of Wisconsin Compiled and Published under
the direction of Henry Casson, Secretary of State 1897.



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