The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-08-06

John La Moure arose TO q point of order
stating that no business had
intervcned and at once made
q motion that the report of the com
mittee on permanent organic ltion he
received, considered and acted upon. I,
was seconded. and Grand Forks made u
motion to adjourn. The yeas and nays
were of tq1al strength, so y roll call wae
asked for. It resulted in 1871 yeas to
1863 nays, q gain Of 474 votes, and the
motion was lost. And Jud LaMoure
smiled.
Alexander Hughes OF Burleigh made
q motion to proceed to the nomination
of q congressman. It was carried.
Nelson county then placed NJ. N.
Johnson in nomination. The motion
was sc seconded by nearly all of the coun.
ties. Upon motion OF Burleigh county,
which was seconded, the Nomination
was made by reclamation.
J r Smith then arose and placel 10
nomination the name of Andrew Fl
Barke for governor. 1t was receive
with uproarious cheers 1t wa sec-
oIded by many Of the counties, Bur
leigh and BArnes being first. A motion
to make the nomination by reclamation
was met by ex. Governor Mil,
Ter, who placed in nomination
the name Of Roger Allio. not a cheer OF
hand of applause greeted the nomina
ton, which was seconded. Before the
result was announced Mr.. McOumber
of Riohland county moved the nomina
tion Ct Andrew q Burke be made by
ACCLAIM maticn The motion was seconded
by Clifford of Grand Forks, and amids
great cheering the nomination wae
made by acc'amatiop, men cheering
and waving their hats, ladies flourish
ing hsndker, hiefs and tie band playing
'The Roaring Lion"
The result of the vote for governor
was as folio ws-212 to 1l9.
Judge Oochrane made a oompli
mentary and .Rectjve speech placing in
nomination Hon. Gay q. Fl Oorliss of
Grand Forks. The second wa general,
and on motion the nomination was made
by aoolamation.
MoOumber then placed in nom.
ination the name of r
q. Hankinson of Riohland county.
T. F. MoHugh placed in nomi
nation the name of q. A M. Spencer,
stating that Walsh county was entitled
to the office. 1t was seconded by Bur-
Leigh, Oass and Barnes counties. The
result was 1913 for Spencer to 1872 for
aankinson.
Burleigh county put in nomination
the name OF q. NJ. Dahl for secretary
of state. Morton county seconded the
nomination, saying that all neighborly
difficulties would be forgotten.
MI. Cowan Of Ramsey county then
placed in nomination the name of H.. M.
Creel. Mr.. Cowan spoke of his nominee
in a highly euloRistic manner.
Upon m ,tion of the Ran sey county
delegation the nomination of Mr.. Dahl
was made unanimous.
Barnes county placed in nomination
for state auditor the name of O. s
Walker of Barnes county. No o:kel
nomination being made. MI. Walkers
nomination was made by reclamation.
L. u. Booker was placed in nomina-
ton for state treasurer by Jud LaMCur.
and made by acclamation on motion OF
Oass county.
Ii Moure county nominated J. M.
DIVINE for superintendent Of pnblic in.
struction. Seconded by Oass, BurleiRh,
Barnes anl others and made by accls I.
nation, no other nominations being
made.
Fred b Fsrcher was placed in nomi
nation by Stutsman county for commits
sloncr of insurance, and McIntosh
county put up George w. Lilly. b.
fore the vote was announced Nc
Intosh moved to mae Fan
oher's romiration unanimous. Carried.
For railroad commissioners Dickey
county put up W. q. L rckhart; Stark
county N. @. Lawrence; Ro' cite county
O. F. WILDER; Foster county T. J. Bar.
low; Steele county J. J.. Want u~g;
Richland county Andrew Slotten; r Oh
land. G ,orge Fl. Walsh, OF
Grand, Forks, afterwards with
drawn. The vots stood Lockhart
snd Lawrerce 259 each. WILDER $50,
Barlow 50, Wamuurg 81, Slotten so.
the first three being nominated.
P. 81. Rourke a nominated by
r .nsom county for attorney general,
and Ward Junty placed in nomination
Charles E. Gregory. The vote resulted
in the nomination Of r burke, III to
1853.
Sargent county placed W. E Patter-
son il the field for commissioner of
agriculture and labor against d. II. Mo
MILAN OF Cavalier county. The latter
was nominated by . vote OF 14G4 to 1919.
On motion of Alex. Hughes the state
central committee was chosen, one from
each legislative district and one at
iaruo II roau1kn6 90 o1lows