The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-13
spmbor rising vote Of thanks for his

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The committee on rules and order Of
ballots. The tellers were to visit each
county as its name was called, and col
lect the ballots separately. counting
them from receptacles. 1t also
provided for selection Of members Of
the state committee by legislative dis
trlcts. The order Of nominations was
changed to read as follows: .a
Congressman, governor / two Judges Of
supreme court, lieutenant governor. sec
rretary# OF state, state auditor, state
treasurer, superinten dent Of public in
struction, attorney general, insurance
commissioner, commissioner Of agricul-
ture and labor, and three commission
ers of railroads; The report was adopt.
ed. A, motion to dispense with nomina-
B. Feetham Of Grand Forks declared
that the insurgents would not stand for
"gag rule,' and that ticket so nonli-
mated would not be elected. Edward
Sinkler Of Walsh as a regular, plead
for fair play and free speech. R. N.
Stevens followed suit. The motion. was
Nominations Begun.
Nominations for congress came next.
were nominated McHenry county in
surgents seconded Marshall and Gronna.
Senator Crane Of Griggs nominated Fl.
Bendeke Of Grand. Forks. The distri-
button and collection Of ballots took
what seemed an interminable time. The
vote stood: Marshall, 455; Gronna,
32l; Bendeke, 151. ..' .,~@&, =,
Bitter Against sarles. ..-
81. R. Turner Of Cass nominated Gov
ernor Sarles for another term. Profess
sor Olsgaard Of Nelson nominated NJ.
y. Johnson. The speeches on governor
almost started a riot. Feetham Of
fellow, was not the only qualiica.
tried to howl him down. Trail county.
Governor Sarles' home, seconded John
son, and Nelson county man, a neigh
Dor Of johnson, seconded Sarles
~ d. Norton took issue with the
ehalrman,s Gan4I n 5 opening speech. on what
something to North Dakota. Tbis omv,. nro.
voked a hot retort from Streeter NJ
Emmons, author Of the famous libe1
law, , @o''' 4Aoo'
J., The vote for governor fairly showed
| the 1nsurgent strength. It stood. Sar]es
297, Johnson ia and W. II. Red.
B. F. ,spalding's name was pronosed
sriaoIu as a SUBSTITUTE for Cass county in
rinsgton, one of the stalwarts from Gass @
objected: Mr.. Spalding had already, 1,
taken train for home, SO no one cared
Ihe convention then forsook it's for.
mer plan and voted on all the rama;n.
ing places with a blanked ballot. Sev.
eral changes had been made in the in.
surgent state ticket and two places
were left vacant. The ballots resulted
e." r. Other Nominees. e, r. = T.
Judges Of Supreme Court-six.vea,
term, D. Z. Morgan, 461: fonr.yea ear % :
term, John. Knauf, 304; 6. J, Fisk 151 IL
., lieutenant .Governor-R. S. Lewis
sly; E., A. Morton, IA. "A7'
.os secretary Of State ALFRED Blaisdell
State AuditorMH. L. III Holmes ara.
2. H. Steenerson, ISL. ' 'A''
80 state Treasurer-Albert Peterson.
W. L. Stockwell, 457. ~ '401'
Attorney General-T. F. McCue. 3l3:
Arthur Fowler, ISL. O'
cooonr o0mm!SS5onsr Isl. g Of N, Insurance, E. c.
Commissioner of Agriculture-W G.
G1B4breath,, 3oS; Dugald Campbell, l51.
railroad Commissioners-C. S. Del.
sem, 30; Eric Stafne, 300; Simon west.
by, OIL; ii. U. Thomas, ISL: N. D. Nel.
son, $50; Ed Sykes. l51. $780, -
=, "Ihe irst:named in each% case were
the nominees of the machine. Judge
morgan and Stockwell were on both
tickets. -: .s.essssSr.,r sss,a :
l.. B. Hanna Of Fargo was selected
chairman of the state committee again
each, legislative district selected one
member, as follows: :, !"
New State Committee. +
First, August Short, pembina; second, Et
Sirens SE.a cayaheS; third, Kari J. rarup Parl
Scott, Gilby; sixth Leslie stinson, Grand Forks
Ole Arnegaard, Hillsboro; ninth, H. R. Turner
Fargo; tenth, William j. Callahan, Oasselton
eleventh, F. S. Talcott, Buffalo; twelfth, J, x
| Shea, Wahpeton; thirteenth, D. Mckenzie
| Forman; fourteenth, James P Aylen Sheldon
fifteenth, G. F. Mudgett Valley City; sixteenth
Il. NJ. Jackmon Binford; seventeenth. Peter Joer
geson, Lakota; eighteenth Charles Hunter. Lang
don; nineteenth w. A. Duncan, Rolla; TWEEN
tieth, Anton Hansen, Leeds; twenty first. W. M
Anderson, Devils Lake; twenty second c. J
Lord, Cando; twenty-th 0. ]. Seller, James
town; twenty fourth, J. B. Sharpe, Kuhn TWEEN
ty-ftth, 81. @. Mccartney, Oakes; twenty sixth
L; G.. Pettibone, Dawson; twenty seventh, N, E
Boucher, Bismarck; twenty eighth, Matt John
son, Washburn twenty ninth, Joe Roach, Minot
thirtieth. no report; thirty-hrst, A. 9. McG1li
Carrington; thirty third, O. v. Brown, Cathay
thirty-fourth, James Mcintyre Cathay; thirty
fifth, e. s. Neal, Garrison thirty sixth, @. 1
| Merrick, Napoleon; thirty eyenth. r. n Han