By james art 
(Beaver Dam) Recently, Wisconsin legislation held office. All newly elected employees were appointed to their committees and took the oath. Representative Mark, born of the Beaver Dam, says that the most unique part of the ceremony is the historical aspect.
“There is a book that everyone signs, all legislative authorities sign,” says the native. “He was signed by every representative of the State Assembly as I think it was 1877.”
Just over 5,000 representatives of the State Assembly signed the book after statehood in 1848. The native adds that this is a special day for everyone, but especially for the new members.
“For the first time 12 years ago, I had a lot of family and friends there and other things,” Rodin says. “So to see this for new people [coming] B and you know that you have large groups and large groups of photos then and photos with young children you know. ”
The representative says he often thinks of taking the same pictures with his two -year -old daughter.