Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-01-18
BOTH GOT THERE
Carter and Mantle Elected Senators
by Unanimous Republican
Vote.
some INTERESTING SCENES
Preceded the Assembling of the
HOuse--R0utine Business
Transacted.

HELENA, Jan. 15.-After all of their
clustering. both by threats and a display
Of strength, the American Protective
received their quietus at the
hands of the members of the house this
Before the house convened a
large crowd of A. p A. gathered around
the entrance on Warren street, but as
they could not obtain admittance, they
had to be content with buttonholiDg
members as they put in an appearance.
Many amusing scenes took place. A
crowd gathered around one Of the
younger representatives. from Silver Bow
and one big fellow said, shaking his
finger in the face of the smiling repre-
sentative, Remember the obligations
you swore to when you became mem
ber of our order" To this the young
man replied "My dear sir, you must be
laboring under understanding. Go
and find member of your confounded
order before you attempt to intimidate
him." While the members we're assem-
bling little groups could be seen in
earnest conversation, and the feeling of
indignation against the attempted init
midation Of the house members ran high.
Before the gavel dropped at 10 o'clock
the designations of Speaker W. H. SWEET
and Representatives George A. Cook and
Stephen Williams, as members Of the
A. P. A., had been mailed to G. l.. Camp
bell, president of Council No. 3, A. p A.,
at Butte. Other designations were sent
to the order last night as result OF the
communication which was partially read
the house yesterday. After the read
ing of the journal, Booth of Silver Bow
moved that the rules be suspended and
that the house proceed with the election
of two United States senators, one for
the short and one for the long term.
This motion prevailed, and on motion of
Paschal of Silver Bow the election to ell
the vacancy for the short term was pro.
ceeded with, nominating speeches being
dispensed with. The result was as
follows:
For Lee Mantle Anderson, Auld,
Bagge, Bennett, Booth, Bray, Burkett,
Collins, Cook, Craven, Cunningham,
Glasscock, Gordon, Harris, Hedges
| Horskey. Isdell, Jones, Joy, Ken
nedy, Knippenberg, Lawrence, Lesser
Losee, Love, Lynde, Metcalf. Meyer
Monteath, Paschal, Reser, Reynolds
Rodgers, Rombauer, Rossiter, Shropshire
Tallant, Won Tobel Williams, Winters
Yegen aad Mr., Speaker.
For Senator Ramsdell-Bond, Brown
Corbett, Edwards, Huseby, Latimer
Marshall, Mitchell, Oker, G. l.. Oker
jos. Ryan. Shober, Sparks, Spriggs.
For s. 7. Hauser-Anderson. Cooper
Hopkins. Total For Mantel 3D. TO
Ramsdeli Is, for Hauser 3. Absent
Holensteiner. rep, from Mlssouia county
The following is the vote on the ions
term senatorship: For Carter Alder
son, Aud, Baggs, Bennett, Booth, Bray
Burkett, Collins, Cook, Craven. Cunning
ham, Glaescock, Gordon. Harris, Hedges
Hershey, Horskey, Isdell, Jonee, Joy
Kennedy, kippenberg, Lawrence, Leiser
Losee, Love, Lynde, Metcaf. Meyer
Monteath Paschal, Reser, Reynolds
Rodgers Romhauer, Rossiter. Shropshire
Talant, Won Iobe), Williams, Winters
Yagen, and Mr.. Speaker.
For Joseph Oker Bond, Brown, Co.
bett, Edwards, nuseby, Latlmer, Mar
shall, Mitchell. Oker, q. ". Ryan, Sho
ber, Sparks. sSpriggs.
For W A. Clark--Anderson. Cooper
Hopkins. Iotal-t'or Carter t3, fo
Oker 10. for Clark 3.
Notices Of the introduction of bill,
were given as follows:
BY Huseby--I'or amendment TO tn,
constitution, to be submitted to the
electors at the next election, to section
,, article ., SO AS to extend the right o
suffrage H. women, also for tine incorpo
ration of co operative associations.
Bv Mitchell--To provide for the pay
ment Of taxes semi-annually in tw,
equal payments.
Shropshire presented resolution pro
viding for the meeting of the senate ant
house at the auditorium tomorrow. tt
ballot for United States senators, anc
extending vote of thanks to the city
for rendering the use of the auditorium
Monteath introduced his bill to pre-
vent corrupt practices at elections. L
makes il unlawful for pny person to di
rectly or indirectly pay or contribute an.
money or other valuable thing. or II
make any promise of appointment, tC
aid in securing his nomination or elec
ton. The candidate is not allowed to incuI
any election expenses beyond those ne
cessary for travelling. printing, postage
telegraphing and tolephon;ng Candi
dates are allowed to contribute to poitl
cal committees as follows: Candldate