Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-01-06
BISMARCK. NORTH DAKOTA, FRIDAY JANUARY 6 1893.

w. Mnrphyof Ramsey county. Mr.. Hodg-
son of Sargent seconded.
The vote being taken, Mr.. Sanford had 3,3
and Mr.. Murphy IS.
"; A: Kelly " Of rraill received 80 votes to
therefore elected.
Mr.. VEEDER nominated b. w. Shaw
OF Morton, for bill clerk.
Mr.: ELLIOTT nominated Hon. w. ".
Dickinson.
Mr.. Shaw was elected by vote of 3Y to
% for Dickinson.
MIR. COCIIRANE OF Kidder, nominated
Miss Bessie Wagner of Burleigh, for
she received "a to q for Miss Aggie
NOOnan.
Mr.. OLIVER nominated NJ. B. Rose of
Ransom, for sergeant alarms.
Mr.: .EBB!GHAUSEN of Walsh, nomi.
mated ThOs. BannOn OF Walsh.
The vote resulted 33 for Rose to % for
Mr.. NEWMAN of Cass, nominated j. H
HObsOn of Cass. for doOrkeeper, and E. r
GullickSOn, being nominated in opposition
HObsOn received 81 votes and Gullickson
Mr.. DAVIS of Bottineau, nominated j.
Is. Sinclair OF Bottineau, for messenger.
O. }. Majors of Steele.
The vote was 33 for Sinclair and % for
Majors.
MIR. YEGEN nominated r. j. Macnide1
of Bur!eigh, for postmaster.
Mr.. HODGSON nominated Oluf Melroe
of Sergeant.
The vote resulted 80 for Macnider to 2s
Mr.. BENTLEY nominated Rev. George
a. Chambers of Burleigh for chaplain
which nomination was supported by Mr..
Mclean on behalf OF the democrats and
Mr.: HodgSOn on the part of the populists,
and he was unanimously elected.
Mr.. lEGEN nominated James Fortune
for page. Mr.. McCulloch nominated
Arthur II. Burnie, an orphan boy, he said,
who lost an arm in a mower last summer
Fortune received 81 and Burnie 26 votes.
Mr.. STROM nominated John Peterson,
who received A votes to John Bell !.
IN Mr.. NEWMAN nominated Berthe Allen
kpf Cass.
" Mr.. McCULLOCH renewed his nomina.
ton of Alfred II. Burne.
MIR. ELLIOTT plead for the orphan boy
md asked the republicans to yield for
sweet charity's sake.
MIR. OLIVER said the republicans were
not there to allow the populists to make
cheap capital at their expense. and added,
"The claims OF this lad were presented to
to be good reasons why he should not be
elected" The vote was 80 to %.
Mr.. BENTLEY nominated George Week
for page.
Mr. McCULLOCH renewed the nomina-
ton OF Burnie. The vote was ~ to q.
MIR. YEGEN nominated William Walton
for janitOr and he received ~ votes, none
being in opposition, and l.. u. Rohrer was
elected watchman by 33 votes, none being
in opposition.
Mr.. OLIVER moved that action be dc
ferred in the election OF clerk for the ju-
dietary committee, and this was agreed to.
Mr.HAUGEN OF Grand Forks nominated
Thomas Sanstrud of Grand Forks for jour
nal clerk and he was elected by vote OF
3d. none being III opposition.
Mr.. STROM moved a committee OF three
on the selection OF committee rooms.
MIR. SPEAKER appointed MessrS. Strom.
HalyersOn and McCullOch such commit
tee.
Mr.. OLIVER moved committee of
three wait upon the senate anu the gov
ernOr and inform them of the OrganiZa-
ton at the house.
MIR. SPEAKER appointed MeSsrs.
Oliver. Euland and Kelly such committee
Mr.. STROM moved committee of
seven be appointed on rules.
MIR. SPEA kER appointed Messrs
Oliver, Tufts, Euland, HOrgan, Haugen. OF
Grand Forks, StrOm and llOdgsOn such
committee.
The rules of the last session were
adopted as the rules for the present pend
ing the report of this committee.
The house adjourned till 2 p. ILL.,, to-day,
when the two houses meet in Joint con-
ventiOn to hear the message of Governor
Burke and the inaugural address of Gov
ernor Shortridge.