Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-01-27

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Ebbighausen. all for Roach excepting
tenth for Lamb and eleventh for Horgan.
Elliott, for Muir excepting fifth and
sixth for Benton and tenth for Lamb.
Hagan for Muir excepting fifth and sixth
for Benton. ninth for Logan and tenth for
Lamb.
Hall for Roach excepting the sixth for
Horgan.
Hallum for Roach excepting sixth for
Benton and eleventh for Ink.
HalvorSon for Anderson excepting
eighth for Walsh and tenth for McCor-
mack.
Haugan for Anderson excepting eighth
for Walsh and eleventh for Mccormack.
Havrevold one for Satterlund, three tor
Worst and then absent
HOdgSon for Muir excepting fifth and
sixth for Benton and tenth for Lamb.
Holiday for Roach excepting sixth for
Benton, ninth for LaMoure. tenth for Nc
Cormack.
Horgar. for Roach excepting ninth for
LaMoure, tenth for Lamb and eleventh for
Benton.
Hurley. all for kingman.
James. for Roach excepting ninth for
LaMoure, tenth for Mccormack and
eleventh for Horgan.
johnson of Sargent, for Muir excepting
fifth and sixth for Benton and tenth for
Lamb.
johnson of Grand Forks. Tor Roach eX-
cepting eighth for Walsh. ninth for
Benton. tenth for Mccormack, eleventh
for Horsan.
Johnston, for Roach excepting tenth for
Lamb and eleventh for Horgan.
Kelly, for Roach excepting sixth tor
Benton and tenth for Mccormack.
Larson, all for kingman.
Lee. for Muir excepting fifth and sixth
for Benton and tenth for Lamb.
Levang. for Muir excepting fifth and
sixth for Benton and tenth for Lamb.
Logan. for Muir. excepting fifth and
sixth for Benton and teuth for Lamb.
LOhneS. Tor Anderson. except absent on
rr>t ballot, eighth for Walsh and ninth for
Gregory.
Macarthur. all for Smith.
McCanna, for Roach. excepting eighth
for Walsh. ninth for Gregory. tenth for
Lamb. eleventh for Horgan.
McCulloch, for Muir, excepting fifth and
sixth for Benton. tenth for Lamb.
Mclean. for Roach, excepting sixth for
Benton and eleventh for Horgan.
Newman. all for Casey.
Okeefe. for Roach. excepting sixth for
Benton. tenth for Lamb and eleventh for
Horgan.
Oksendahl, first for kingman, three
times for Satterlund and then for King.
man, excepting ninth for Gregory.
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Muir and eighth for Walsh.
Pierce for Anderson. excepting sixth for
Benton. ninth for Muir, tenth for Lamb.
eleventh for Horgan.
Plain, all for Roach, excepting tenth for
Lamb, eleventh for Hoigson.
kinde tor Muir, excepting fifth and sixth
for Benton and tenth for Lamb.
Ritter, all for Smith.
Sanford for Roach, excepting sixth for
Benton and tenth for Lamb, eleventh for
McGinnis.
Satterlund for Oliver, excepting seventh
eighth and eleventh for King. ninth for
Gregory and tenth for Anderson,
Severson, all for Smith.
Simpson, all for Worst.
Southland, all for Casey.
Strom. all for kingman.
Thexton, all for Roach excepting sixth
for Benton, tenth for Lamb and eleventh
for Horgan.
Thompson, all for Muir excepting fifth
and sixth for Benton, tenth for Lamb and
eleventh for Horgan.
Towers. all for Muir excepting fifth and
sixth for Benton and tenth for Lamb.
Tufts. all for Smith.
LELAND, for Muir excepting fifth and
sixth for Benton, tenth for Lamb and
eleventh for Kinter.
Veeder, for Satterlrnd except eighth for
Walsh, ninth for Gregory and tenth and
eleventh for Kingman.
Wallen. all for kingman.
Wineman, for Anderson excepting
eighth for Walsh and eleventh for Nc.
Cormack.
Wishek, all for Casey.
Wright. all for Worst, excepting the first,
which was for Smith.
Yegen, all for Worst.
Walsh, all for Anderson, excepting sixth
for Kingman, ninth for LaMoure, tenth for
Mccormack and eleventh for Muir.
Casey has gained three since the first
ballot.
Before the convention adjourned DR..
Bentley moved a committee of three to
draft suitable resolutions on account of the
death o. x President r. B. HAYES. Messrs.
Bentley, Kinter and Stevens were an.
pointed such committee. There was no
legislative business transacted in either
house.
CAUCUS AT 10 O'CLOCK.
At midnight thirty.six republicans had
signed a call for a republican eau
Gus his morning at 10 o'clock. The
other eleven republicans had not up this
hour signed the call. The Smith and King
men forces hesitated, but it was believed at
last accounts they would join in and make
it unanimous.
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