Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-11-29
The Legislature.

recess was taken until z p. m. Before the
balloting commenced Senator Walsh said:
With the gentleman, my friends, who
have stood by me in this canvass up to the
present time, have believed that the Red
River valley was entitled to one Of the
senators, but the representatives from the
valley are divided and it seems impossible
for them to agree upon candidate. OF
the friends who have supported ME in this
canvass must now request that my name
be withdrawn, and withdraw from the
contest in favor of Mr.. Casey, Of James,
town. i4f! q ~ b & 1885
At the close of the roll call the vote stood
johnson, 81; Casey, AZ; and the remainder
scattering. But five were necessary to
elect. Jnd LaMoure, who had voted for
Walsh, changed his vote to Casey, followed
by Messrs Stadl leman and Watt OF his dis
trtct. Mr.. Randall, democrat, of Dickey
county, made the for ty-sixth man and MI.
Stevens, OF Ransom, the forty seventh, and
Lyman Il. Casey was elected, but before
the vote could be added up and given to
the president OF the senate fifteen more
had changed, and at the close the ballot
stood 62 for Casey to 28 for johnson, the
remainder scattering.
SIXTH BALLOT.
The roll being called there were 81 votes
cast, of which Mr.. johnson received s8, M.
Casey IS, Mr.. Walsh 4, Mr.. LaMoure 2, Mr..
Ordway Z, Mr.. McCumber s, Mr.. Sprague s,
Mr.. Plummer l, Mr.. Roach is.
Those who voted for Mr.: johnson were:
Messrs. Allin, Doddss Fisher, Helgeson,
Rowe, Sandager, Slotten, Stevens,
Svensrud and Winship of the senate, and
Messrs. Balkan, Buchanan, Bye, Christian
son, Foss, Gronli, Haugen, Haugerud,
Aeglie, Mccormick, Mccullough, Nedrud.
DISCARD, Pinkham, Selby, Strom, Tandberg
and Ueland of the hOuse-28.
Those who voted for Mr.. Casey were:
:, Messrs. Barlow. Diesem, Fuller and
wager OF the senate, and Messrs. Allen,
Belden, Bowen, Cole, Currier, Ingebretson,
LANCER, Lilly, Mcdonald, Mcintyre, Mil
sted, Thomas, Walton and Mr.. Speaker of
the hOuse-18.
Those who voted for Mr.. Walsh were:
Messrs. Harmon and LaMOure of the
senate, and Messrs. Brittin and Moore of
the house,.
Those who voted for MIR. LaM0ure were:
Messrs. Belyea. Haggart, Lawrence and
SwanstOn of the senate, and Messrs. Rich
ardsOn, Stadleman, Walsh, Watt and Will
liams Of the houses.
Those who voted for Mr.. Ordway were:
Messrs. Little and Worst of the senate,
Thomson of Walsh, and TYLER of the
house,.
Those who voted for Mr.. McCumber
were:
Messrs. Hank kinson, Ink, Reed, Stevens
and Wickham Of the house,.
Those who voted for Mr.. Sprague were:
Messrs. Robinson and Smith Of the SEN
ate, and Messrs. Estabrook, Johnson;
Roney and Thompson of Cass, Of the
hOuse-6.
Mr.. Beard of the house, voted for Mr..
Plummerl.
Those who voted for Mr.. Roach were:
Messrs. Appleton, Bell, Cowan, Hartman,
Mcbride, Mccormack and Randall tOf the
senate, and Messrs. Jahr, Lutz, Murphy,
Norton, Nedrud and thinner of the house
-1S
Messrs Hoyt and Montgomery of the
house being absent
~ SEVENTH BALLOT. q
A seventh ballot was proceeded with. Il
The roll being called there were 81 votes
cast, of which number Mr.. johnson re-
eeiyed q, Mr.: Casey Is, Mr.. Walsh 8. Mr..
LaMoure z, Mr.. Ordway 6, Mr.. McCumber
6, Mr.. Sprague and Mr. Roach IL.
Those who voted for Mr.. johnson were:
Messrs. Allin, Doods, Fisher, Helgeson.
Winship of the senate, and Messrs, Balkan,
Buchanan, Bye, Christianson, Foss, Gronli,
Haugen, Haugerud, Heglie, .Jahr, McCOr-
mick, Mccullough, Nedrud, DISCARD, Pink
ham. Selby, Str0m, TandDerg. Thomson
of Walsh and Ueland of the louse-29
Those who voted for Mr.. Casey were:
Messrs. Barlow, Diesem, Fuller and va
Belden, Bowen, Cole, lngebrets0n. LANCER,
Lilly, Mcdonald, Mcintyre, Milsted,
house-l8.
Those who voted for Mr.. Walsh were:
! Messrs. Harmon, LaMoure, Stevens and
tin, Currier, Moore and thinner of the
hOuse& aig.fz t5.
Those who voted for Mr.. LaMoure were:
Messrs Belyea, Haggart and Lawrence
of the senate. and Messrs. Richardson,
SStadlemgan, S Walsh and Watt of the
Those who voted for Mr.. Ordway were:
and Messrs. Court, Green, Rawlings and
Tyler of the houses.
Those who voted for Mr.. McCumber
were:
Messrs. Hankinson, Ink, Reed, Stevens,
Wickham and Williams of the house,.
Those who voted for Mr.. Sprague were:
Messrs. Robinson and Smith Of the sem
ney and Thompson of Cass of the house-6.
+ Those who voted for Mr.. Roach were:
Messrs. Appleton, Bell, Cowan. Hartman,
Mcbride, McC COrmack and Randall of the
senate, and Messrs. Lutz, Murphy, Norton
and Renaud of the hOuse--11.
Is Messrs. HOyt and Montgomery OF the
house being absent.
EIGHTH BALLOT.
An eighth ballot was proceeded with.
The roll being called there were 81 votes
cast, OF which number Mr.. johnson re-
ceived 3S, Mr.. Casey 20, Mr.. Walsh Is, Mr..
LaMOure 10, Mr.. Ordway 6, Mr.. McC cCumber
4, Mr.. Sprague s, Mr.. R0ach2.
Those who voted for Mr.. johnson were:
Messrs. Allfn, DOdds, Fisher, Helgeson,
Mcbride, Rowe, Sandager, SlOtten,
Svensrud and Winship of the senate, and
Messrs. Balkan, Buchanan, Bye, Christian
son, F0ss,. Gronli, Haugen, Haugerud,
Heglie, Jahr, johnson, Mccormick, Nc,
Cullough. Murphy, Nedrud, DISCARD, Pink
ham. Renaud, Roney, Selby, Strom, Tand-
berg and Ueland Of the hOnse-SSS. 575l
Those who voted for Mr.. Casey were: .,4i
Messrs. Barlow, Diesem, Fuller, Randall
and Yager of the senate, and Messrs. Al
len, Beard, Belden, Bowen, Cole, Ingebret-
son, LANCER. Lilly, Lltz, Mel Donald,
Mcintyre, Milsted, Thomas. Walton
and Mr.. Speaker of the house 40.
Those who voted for Mr.. Walsh were: s.
Messrs. Bell, Harmon, LaMoure, Nc
Cormack, Stevens and Swanson of the
senate, and Messrs. Brittin, Currter, Esta-
brook, Moore, Reed, Thomson of Walsh,
and thinner OF the house -lS.