The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-01-06
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1t required less than twenty MN
ovann,srt from the shoulders HES to shift he burden OF
the incoming officials and to set the he outgoing TO hose
ton The ceremony which IN making machinery IN mo,
crowd their yav into the house essed by many could
ees was stripped Of all surphsag senate chambers ana gar
By II o'clock in the momla
bdmo were crowded and at the Railways the capitol
Granny on the second floor which hour every nook anq
emony was occupied The FIRST imP manded view OF the Ger
was the manner which the decorat yemen to attract aenaoh
who were accustomed sombre wal wee arranged nose
Ii lacked fifteen minutes Of the m were pleasantly
ooct ;eu,enant Governor hour when Governor
Brady aEghted from carriage at Neeves and State Chairman
Adutant General Vckes them Jefferson street entrance
High school cadets which neo between two tiles OF BOISE
walk the cadets presented up on either side oil the
the governor and lieutenant govern ne party passed up me wa
Brady escoing Mrs. Goodng %a:hor leading ano Chairman
Governor Morrison recevednt
Attorney Genea-eIect Guheen the party his office where
Auditor Turner State Auditor Secretay Of State Gibson State
Bagey State Treasurer Coffin aot Bragaw Attorney General
and her assistant Miss Cham Superintendent Miss Scott
Coleman Chief Clerk Hyatt berlam, Deputy State treasurer
Sullivan and Ashie Of the spre the secretary oce Justices
Colonel Allen Miller and ohe' court Mine Inspector BELL
hand shaking followed and the assembled hearty
exchange Of greetings and Jokes Of hour passed the
humos and the time passed quick Everybody In the best OF
Promptly at noon Governor y.
Goodng linked and headed Morrison and Go"efnoeec
chamber The members Of the ho the procession for the house
sAnao were oroped on both sides use were their desks the
chamber was honqed with visitors Of the aisle and the
with splendid oubst applause The visitors were greeted
In the speakers chair sat f.
beside him was Representative FL Che Justice Stocksaser and
county led J. Turner Of Bingham
nsac!!s .he Gssgg!h,ssx Gsgg!h,sssx Of paA
e.ct CoodDa and no seated Governor
I es. 0s dsI a1d @,o howed % 10 H. chief Sp ho7 Of t.
Mr Cee Justice said Governor Ss N.ussson, us a" have the
honor and pleasure present you the Hon. Frank R. Good
ing of Shoshone who has been duly elected governor
ceed me as governor the state of Idaho and who desires
take the oath of Office"
"Raie your right hand MIR. Goodmg, said Chief Justice
Sockslaser and up went Mr. GoodriSgs good right
HDo you solemny swear that you will support the constitution
the United States and the and laws Of the Of
Idaho and that you will faithfully discharge the duties Of govern
or to the best Of your ability, so help you God''
VI do,' responded the governor and instantly storm Of
applause broke from the spectators
In rapid succession the remaining officers in,
Justice Sullivan being presented by Justice Ahe Lieutenant
Governor Sleeves by Colonel Allen Miller Secretary Of State
Gibson by Chief Clerk Hyatt Auditor Bragaw by Theodore
Turner the retiring auditor Treasurer Coffin by Deputy Treas
urer Coleman Attorney General Cuheen by John A. Bagley,
the retiring attorney State Supentende4 Miss Scott by her
assistant Miss Belle Chamberlain and Mine Inspector Bell by
Insurance Commissioner Meyer Each official warmly ap
pauded
RI preventative Turner presided until Speaker Hunt took
his seat Secretary Of State Gibson read the Of the rep
resentahy and Representative Turner called the o all
members responding
Representative Moore Of Fremont moved that the members
present themselves for the oath Of Office and Representative n-
sen Of Oada gravey seconded the motion which seemed
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Chief use Sockage repeated the oath and they answered
in chorus 4other of applause swept the chamber
Rema lining on his feet Representative Moore Of Fremont
said he wi ed to nominate for speaker who had served
his county three Legislatures and had been eeect
ed for the rd time The man whom he desired nominate
said Mr. More had been chosen speaker Of the Seventh
and had filled the position with credit and honor himself