St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-03

received 10 votes and Miller Is. The
vote was made unanimous for Miller.
Nominations for engrosSing clerk
came next in order. &. W. Foote, o.
Watonwan county, was nominated by
Senator Frank A. Day, of MartlF
county, and he was elected by acclaim a
ton.
Rev. d. A. Tawney, of Ram sey
county, who is an uncle OF Sena tor
Tawney, was nominated for chaplain by
Senator Dean. and he was elected by
reclamation.
Price OF Motifs Treachery.
A resolution was then passed author
iZing Senator Mott 10 offer resolutions
in the senate providing for new ONCE.
that of tlle keeper, and pledging the
support of all present 10 the resolution,
and the election of Senator Motifs SON.
a boy of sixteen, to the position.
A resolution was then carried giving
1t as the sense of the caucr hat if a
second file keeper is needed posi-
ton will be created and Hen Burk-
hardt, of Wabasha county, elected to
the place.
For sergeant of the committee rooms
John Schaefer. of Stearns county, was
nominated by Senator John Day Smith,
and he was elected by reclamation.
For sergeant of the galleries, I. F.
Bacon. of Mower county. was nom
mated by Senator Ayres; Z. f. Thomp-
son, by Senator j. ID. Smith. ana John
J.. Stevens, OF Lincoln county. by Sem
atOF Mott. Bacon received votes-
Thompson ID. and Stevens 4. ThOmp-
son was chosen.
IL was moved and carried that 4 reso-
luton be supported IN the senate
authorizing the president to appoint
two add tiOnal pages.
Nominations for doOrkeeper were
called for, and John II. Mann, of Ram
sey county: John T. Blair, of Winona
county; j. A. Freeburg, of KandiyOhi
county; j. L. Turner. of Rice county;
T. f. BacOn.Of Mower county, and Ed
Jensen. of st. Louis county, we're all
placed in nom nation. j. &. Turner,
Senator Tawney's man, came in winner.
John l.. Stevens, Senator Woods
man, was elected second dOOrkeeper.
On motion Of Senator TaWney tie
chairman was authorized to name for
appointment by the senate a committee
of three, to act with committee of the
house. on the matter OF United States
senator. The chair selected as such
committee Senators Tawney, f. A. Day
and Daugherty, of ST. Louis county.
Where smith Comes in.
1t was voted that when an assistant
enrolling clerk is needed the nominee
of Senator John Day Smith be support
ell for the place.
A resolution was offered by Senator
Crandall declaring that no apprOprla-
ton shall be made TO senators for the
purchase of newspapers they desire TO
send to their constituents. 1t carried.
Senator Crandall then presented q
resolution fOrbidding appropriations TO
the reporters of the newspapers. Sena-
tor J. d. Smith offered an amendment
TO the resolution which added to it q
provision for the appointment OF Joint
committee Of the two legislative bodies
to arrange for the publication of the
proceedings of the legislature III the
official gazette. The resolution and
amendment were finally withdrawn,
with the understanding that they should
be presented at subsequent caucus.
Senator John Day Smith presented
resolution that no effort be made by any
senator to increase the pay OF any Of
ficer of the senate, whose salary Is not
fixed by statute, beyond s. per day, or
to pay for back services. or to pay Tor
services not rendered. The resolution
was adopted unanimously
resolution was offered which pro-
vided that a permanent caucus commit
tee he appointed, which shall be conf
posed of John Day Smith as chairman.
and Senators Dean and L. a. Day. The
resolution prevailed. Hereafter ell
caucuses will be called by this comlJs