Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-11-29

S5, Mr. Casey II, Mr. Walsh 9, 9,Mr.LaMOure8 8.
Mr.. Ordway s, Mr.. McCumber 8. Mr..
Sprague 2 N. E. Nelson Of Pembina 2 and
III Those y who % Voted ID for % NJ joins Johnson :; were:
Messrs. Allin, Bell, Dodds, Fisher, Helge-
son, Mcbride, Rowe, Sandager. Slotten and
Svensrud Of the senate, and Messrs. Bal
kan, Buchanan, Bye, Christianson, Foss,
GrOnli, Haugerud, Heglie, Ink, Jallr, john
son, Mccormick, Mccullough, Murphy.
n1ey, Selby, Strom, Tandberg, Thomson Of
-S5.
Those who voted for Mr.. Casey were:
Messrs. Barlow, C0wan, Diesem, Fuller.
Hartman, Randall, Robinson, Smith and
wager Of the senate, and Messrs. Allen,
Beard, Belden, Bowen, Cole. Green, Ingeb-
Mcintyre. Iilsted, Thomas, s' THOMPSON noaiSi Of
Cass, Walton and Mr.. Speaker of the
!hOuse-26.
Those who voted for Mr.. Walsh were:
Messrs. Harmon, LaMOure, Stevens and
SwanstOn of the senate, and Messrs. Brit
tin, Currier. Estabr0ok, Moore and Reed of
the house,. nm 80
Those who voted for Mr.. LaMoure were:
Messrs. Appleton, Haggart and Law
renee Of the senate, and Messrs. Norton.
Richardson, Stadleman, Walsh and Watt
of the hOuse-8.
Those who voted for Mr.. Ordway were:
Messrs. Little and Worst Of the senate,
and Messrs: Court, Rawlings and Tyler of
the hOuse-5.
Those who voted for Mr.. McCumber
were:
Messrs. Hanklnson, Stevens and Wick
ham of the house,.
Those who voted for Mr.. Sprague were:
MIR. Winship of the senate and Mr..
Hangen of the house-2.
vHhnsQ who vnfo6 for Mr. q Nn1oo,,
were:
Mr.. Belyea of the senate, and Mr.. Will
liams of the house,.
Mr.. Mccormack of the senate voted for
Mr.: George B. Winship.
Messrs. HOyt and Montgomery of the
house being absent.
TENTH BALLOT.
The roll being called there were 92 votes
cast of which number Mr.. johnson re-
ceiyed 26, Mr.. Casey 81 and Mr.. Maratta 4.
Those who voted for Mr.. johnson were:
Messrs. Allin, Dodds, Helgeson. Sandager,
Smith, Slotten, Stevens and Winship Of the
senate, and Messrs. Balkan, Buchanan.
Christians0n, Foss, GrOnli, Haugen, Hau-
gerud. Heglie, Jahr, johnson, Mccormick,
Mccullough, Olsgard, Richardson, R0ney,
Selby, Strom and Tandberg of the
hOuse-26.
Those who voted for Mr.. Casey were:
Messrs. Barlow, Belyea, Bell, Cowan, Die
sem Fisher, Hartman, Fuller, Haggart,H Har-
mon, LaMOure, Lawrence, Little, Nc
Bride. Randall, Robinson. Svensrud,
Swanston, Worst and Yager of the senate,
and Messrs. Allen, Beard, Belden, Bowen,
Brlttin, Bye, Cole, Court, Currier, Esta-
son, Ink. LANCER, Lilly, Lutz, Mcdonald,
Mcintyre, Milsted, Moore, Montgomery,
Murphy, Nedrud, Pinkham. Rawlings.
Reed, Renaud, Stadleman, Stevens,
Thomas, Thompson of Cass, Thomson Of
Walsh, Tyler, Ueland, Walsh, Walton,
Speaker Of the house.s2 ''D' "no A''
Those who voted for Mr.. Maratta were:
Messrs. Appleton, and cCormack of the
senate, and Messrs. Norton and thinner
of the house,.
On the tenth ballot the following votes
OF the house Of representatives were
Messrs. Murphy from Maratta to Casey,
HankinsOn from McCumber to Casey,
Ink from McCumber to johnson and, from
johnson to Casey, Montgomery from john
son to Casey, Nedrud from johnson to
Casey. Pinkhan from johnson to Casey,
Renaud from Maratta to Casey, Stadleman
from LaMoure to Casey, Thomson Of
Walsh from johnson to Casey. Ueland
from johnson to Casey, Stevens from Nc .
Cumber to Casey, Watt from LaMoure to
Casey.
And the following votes in the senate
were changed:
Messrs. Ben, Cowan, Mcbride and Ran
dali from Maratta to Casey, Smith from
Sprague to johnson, Svensrud from john
son to Casey, LaMoure from Walsh to
Casey, Hartman from Maratta to Casey.
Mr.. Rowe of the senate being absent.
A committee consisting of Senators
nipsem Harmon and Ralvoo ond ASoooro