The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-08

Assistant File Clerk-F'rank E. Force.
Keeper Cloak Rooms-Wiiliam Bateson.
Doorkeepef-W. H Forsyth
assistant Doorkeeper-H 70. Plymat
geant-at-Arms Committee Room-H
sergeant-at-Arms Gallery = John j.
Clerk Railroad cOmmittee-c. D. Nc
Clerk Judiciary Committee. A. Mar
tin. - -'-'
Assistant Clerk judiciary Committee
Finance Committee-James A. Stuart
Q. Guam.
l.. M. Barrie was nominated for clerk
OF the following committees: Public
lands, banks and banking, corporations
and legislative expenses, agriculture and
elections.
H. H. Nixon was nominated for clerk
ships On the following committees: State
prison, state soldiers home, state train
Ing school, public schools and forestry
and fire protection
W. e. Verify comes in for clerkships on
these committees: Municipal corpora
tons. military affairs, drainage, federal
Felatlons, education, claims and deaf.
dumb and blind.
The following committees will be taken
care of by w. S. FRASER, who was norni
mated for clerk OF them: Printing, public
buildings, grain and warehouse, game
and fish laws, geological and natural his
tory, survey and immigration.
Charies l.. Stevens was named for
cierK OF the following committees: Taxes
ana tax laws, temperance, towns and
counties, university and university lands
ROADS and bridges, normal schools and
corporations.
August Peterson was given the follow
hanHAOJf in CHI
cIerksiips: Logs and lumber, library, la
Dor, internal Improvements, mines and
minerals, manufactures, Indian affairs
Illuminating oils and hospital for the in
sane.
Disposition of these committees was
made by the nominating of Max D. Roth
for clerk for them: disappointment.
rules, public lands, retrenchment and re-
form, public parks, public health, dairy
and food and insurance
nographer-Lillian NJ GrindIev
Second Stenographer-Pea Putnam
Stenographer Judiciary Committee-Ma
rion Estes
1t is understood that the slate, which
was made some six weeks ago by the
friends of Sam Langum. at Rochester
and which has been mostly in the breast
pocket of Senator Sam Lord invisible
to the uninitiated, was slightly amended
at the emphatic suggestion OF Senator
Buckman. Some trif1ing erasures were
made, and the First district practically
parceled out to the rest Of them, what
was due from Langum's friends. 1t ia
said that thirty-four senators are we'll
satisfied
The only wavelet of excitement that
rlppied the monotony of the caucus was
occasioned by the vote On chaplain near
~ Shipping Its moorings. OF course, Few.
W. w. Lewis had been slated for the
appointment and was placed in nominal
tlon by Senator Sheehan, who reminded
MS colleagues that the omnibus resolu-
uon mad failed to place before the
caucus nominee for chaplain He
d1lated upon the need of prayers in
which the Republican members stood
and moved that Rev Mr.. Lewis be de-. |
clared the unanimous choice of the
caucus. Senator NcGill seconded the |
motion and Senator Hospes, of Still |
water. placed before the caucus the
name of Rev. andrew F. Stowe, whom
he described simply as a Christian gen
tIernan. Senator c. ]. arson stated that
he mad never asked anything in the way |
Of patronage of the senate during his |
terms as a member of the majority |
party. and that for that reason and |
others, he wished special consideration |
be given the name of bis choice. He |
moved that Rev. A. K. Chouinard be |
declared the choice of the majority He |
was seconded by Senator Benedict |
Chairman Somerviile instructed the clerk |
10 call the roll for vote on chaDlain "A |
the Chouinard votes came thick and !
fast, just before the vote was announced. |
senator Nixon asked that his vote be |
changed from Rev. Chouinard to Rev.
Lewis. The vote as announced stood:
Chouinard, 20; Lewis, 10; Stowe, 4. Sen
ator Grindeland not voting. A second
polllng of the caucus resulted: Lewis
70: Chouinard 10.
senator Larson did not receive the
RECOGNITION for which he so modestly
cracked.
The senate caucus was called to order
oy senator a. w. Stockton, at s
o CLOCK, and as soon as the members
were well In their seats Senator r. E..
thompson placed in nomination as
chairman Senator George w. SomerviIle. |
who vas warmly greeted by his col |
leagues as he took his place Senator |
Wilson nominated Senator Grindeland as |
secretary and the caucus expressed |
some more approval.
Almost Immediately Senator Lord Of |
fered the omnibus resolution, and moved |
that it be unanimously adopted Sena-
tor ryder moved that the name of John |
Z. Sherwood, of Polk county, be substi- !
tuted for that of A. G.. Myron for en-
crossing clerk. Agreeing with Senator |
Ryder were Senators Dickey, Mccarthy |
and Smith Decker county, The Lord !
resolution was finally adopted, and its |
adoption was followed by motion from
Senator Sheehan, asking that an add |
tiOnal clerkShiD be created and con,