Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-01-09
Seventh egislatiye Assembly Y Iof the
State Gets Down e Business, and ss8: i:
the ork Begins. ...g 81.
organiza zation Of the wo Houses Eff-
fected ii Accord dance with the
Caucus "A Agreement.
Lieutenant Governor Bartlett Rufaes
the Even Il Tenor of the Senate
..@ s:s.8 \ u Slate Election
Declines 70 Is Reeog ognize Nominations for
Places not Provided for .l1s #
{5S ~ the Statutes
Senate oyerrules, and Holds to the
Right to Choose What IS s
$s 4 Officers Il W ants. #:.s.
Speaker Pollock Chosen to Preside il
..s B. the House, and Harmony $.= Il
n 5s2 Prevails There. 81 (
itTHEaSEMATE,,

3 n. The senate was called to order at
\ noon. The gayel in the hands of4J. J. g.
L Smith, secretary Of the last senate, fell
at that hour and the divine blessing and
II guidance. was feelingly in nyoked BY Rev.
A. Joss, chaplain, & AZ VI
The rollo the hold ver members was
called, and then that Of the new mem
sbers, who were called to the bar Of the
senate and the oath of office admins
I tered to them by Judge M. H. Win
chester Of the district court. III III. n. Il
81, ORGANIZATION N. .=5.sI 5=.
The organization Of the senate being
the first matter to be disposed 81, Mr..
Little dominated Jud Moure OF
Pembina for presid lent pro tenn of the
body ;.S5 .55 . ~. .3S
Mr., Talcotto ofs Cass nominated George
4 L.5.Eewnes as secretary. ri 5#33 4;
$2. Mr. Cox nominated I. j. Moe as assis-
tant secretary %4.
.:fa Il Mr.. Hale nominated -sL. D. McG Gahan
as chief engrosser and enrolling clerk.
Ss3$ 81 y Mr.. Little no dominated R M. Tuttle
=of Morton for stenogra apher. Ss5s5
\ Il. "A Mr.. Lavayea nominated Olaf 5Holton
5# for bill clerk. Y II:
ssS Mr. Taylor nominated ". III. Brown
for sergeant tat arms. III .55.i 5s8 !:
81: .s Mr. SHegg q no minated a. NJ. Green
field for door keeper. e 353 s!5{
&5 Mr.. Sanborn nominated Mr.. Warren
Of Rashom for messeng q ssS 55s.# AT
t Mr.. Gilbert nominated q, Porrit for
postmaster. n Il & S}3 }45
s=g M. Laid law nominated George Glib.
son for clerk Of the jiudlciary conn mmittee.
NNIr. Cooper dominated Mrs. j M.
q q Brown for journal & elerk .
..sssS Lewis nonni' lated b. Smith for
I Watchnan. s$ sf3.$ AZ
dr Little dominated a. oss fol
$chapl S5 s
FIRST 81
The first pple SIS tternent il! legis,
latiye proceeding SIS crossed the heretofore
Tranquil waves Of slation when ii,
Miner of N ellis I'd minated 2. d. Rog;
nile for second ssistantS ecretarY All
Lieu tenant Governor Bartlett de.
c1ared the nom ina ion out Of order. He
4 4 said that lie An of the state provided
/. for no such officer ii the senate u gani
\. zation, and that for the present he would
Il ID have rule the nom On gu Z Of order
real lized the senat te hi think DIFF,
ferently onl this ma tier and lhe recog.
4 nizee 5the right % appeal but stood ll,y
/ the law on the ma tter.
iner 4 pealed from The decision
the chair and the eli lair was not s,is-
tanned. I,he nom q tio was then put
and Ar. ognlie a. elected by y vote b
90 to- 2.
The same action asa had N hen MI.
Simpson Of Isl ominated Miss Cole
man for assiis ant iiournal clerk .phe
B lieutenant governor made the same r.lllz
ing and il was not SUSTAINED, Oh al ap.
peal by iiInnopson, i vote of q
to566. s5
n Swenson then nom mated M. sa
Shirley of Nelson for oroof reader 81
the ssnat Bartlett declared The
motion out off rider ana Tho senate over
rnled The deeision. :gaisS
The officers nominated over the sdecis-
ion the chair were elected by the
senate
Ss Mr. La dours thsn nominated Alex
n Louden as clerk 81 the sbi r,on. IL,
& said the old members srecog ognized the
need Of such al officer, to have charge
sof The care and distribution of bills and
II twould be q matter of economy for The
senate to elect him.
The lieutenan governor ruled the
i nomination out of order and there u sss.
4 the same procad dure, and Nh Louden
was elscted.
MT. Hale rose to al inquiry sas TO