Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-01-03

= session Of great impor,s,..
beginning when Chief cls-s Ss :.
announced in a clear vols. ' ~
vas ready to listen TO ao-5.... .
speaker Of the houss. y
Twtchell Nom ;na,ea.
Mr.. Moore of the TENT
Cas- county. presented - ~
MS ). colleague. for that dissrjc, :
we'll Twichell Of Mapls,3s ~ :,
second vas by Mr.. soslsy ., ~ ~
enth district. Grand Fo-ts =. ,as
lowed J. R. Collins .. he ~, s
district. Cas- county. 1's'
Mr.. Casey Of the Fou.,s A..
Walsh county, called a,,.n,i.s =
non-partizanship senslnsn. :.
people Of this state a, tss ~ y
ton and on behalf Of the 49,. -.
seconded the noninatioa q. 80
Twitchell for speaker
johnson Nominated.
Mr.. Chapman of the 7x.,,r
district. Williams coan,y ~.
nomination for the pos. -
er, G. A. johnson of tbs same A.,
Ward county. He declases NJ
son TO be eloquently qusgjssa =
position. He had held var;o,.
tons of trust. for two rs-rns !.
been superintendent 81 schools
Ward county and his desire 4 i.
Mr.. johnson in nom inaSiop ~.
the purpose of strictly rs,sinin,
identity. in this BODY. Of -ba w.
can party.
Mr.. Streeter of the Twsn,v.
district. Emmons count. acso.d
sentiments of the gentleman :
mating Mr.. johnson. He adyoel
strongly pure republicanjsm
urged the members 10 manfnl,v
by the party under whose bannsr
were elected.
Mr.. Freeman of the Twenrv.sil
district. Bottineau county. !.
eloquence seconded the nominate
Mr.. Johnson. and he was follovsl
the inimitable Major Buttz. The }
of numerous legislative battles
said that the time to talk was
there was real legislation 10 did
but he would say that in his il
ment Mr.. johnson was conspicnol
Well fitted for the position Tie rel
llcans in the house wanted him to|
He earnestly pleaded for the rel
ton OF the stability of the republI
party. said he we have never 4
wrong. We have always been ri
We don't admit Of any wrong do
Keep the old party on ton. kick
the wrong-doers no matter who {
are when they bob up"
Further seconds of the nomina,
of Mr.. Twichell were made
Messrs. Pugh, Grand Forks, Law
Barnes. Peake of Barnes. Evans
Stark, Midgarden of Walsh. Ander
of Ramsey county and o. ]. sorlil
the Eighth district, Grand Forks
Mr.. Martin of the Thirty-frst l
trict. Stark county enthusiastic
seconded the nomination Of Mr. ia
son.
Then there was pause in the
onding formality and the chief I'll
asked if there were any more nomil
tions if not he would declare th
cleosed, and they were closed.
The Roll Call.
The chief clerk then began to
the roll. in alphabetically order
first called answered "Twichell,'
seconded johnson"
The roll call completed, the q
clerk then proceeded to make
totals of the affirmative and mega
votes, or in other words the VOTE
Mr.. Twichell and Mr.. John
which. in more plain language,
to display to the world the siren
of the stalwart and insurgent
ments Of the republican party OF
state.
Mr.. Saugstad finally gave
sharp rap with the gavel on his d
which vas the signal that he had
ures ready.
The Vote.
There were 90 votes cast Of VI
Mr.. Twitchell received IS and
Johnson %. This is how they yot
For Twichell - Aaker, Andef
Of Grand Forks, Anderson Of H
sey. Anderson Of Ramsey Andl
Brotnov. Burgum, Blake. BuFa'
Blegen. Casey. Church. Collins y
molly. Cunningham. Dean. y
can. Evans. Ganssle, Gram
Gibbons, Garden, Grant, GIN
Hosford. Hanawalt. Haugen, ~
mingsen. Halaas, Hanson, Han
johnson Of Pembina, johnson
Jones Of Barnes. Jen'
Jones Of Ransom, Law MOI
Moore. Miller. Martin Of Mon
Midgarden, Nelson Of Steele, yen
Of Trail, Oveson, Pugh. Plath ny
Purdon, Parkhill, Peake, PUN
Restemayer. Rose Of Dickey snsa