Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1909-01-21
LEGISL AZURE ! ! ]: ].
Judge Engerud Represents Adj.
Gen.Poole in Quo Warranto
Proceedings.
Meetings Of State Press Asso-
ciation. Alaska-Yukon
Exposition.


the contest.
The committee on elections to
which was referred the Tuttle-Storey
election contest met and returned a
majority and a minority report. The
merits of the contest will be threshed
out in the house. Nothing new in
the adjutant general scrap.
Hon. MN. johnson of Petersburg,
republican candidate for United
States senator, is in, the city today
and was greeting the members of the
legislative assembly, among whom he
finds many acQuaintances and old
time friends. The first vote on the
election of senator will be taken in
each of the bodies today and the
matter will come before the Joint
assembly at high noon "Wednesday.
There will not be any other republi-
can candidate for the place.
A large number of the members of
the old state press association met
in the city yesterday, Monday, to talk
over the proposition Of reorganizing
s,tha aaaooiRtton, which has not held .
meeting since1purs years ago.
Among the editors and publishers
present were the following =.
H. c. Plumley, Fargo; W. Harry
Spears, Mandan Pioneer; We. john
on, Sykeston Tribune; L. G. Carroll,
Carpio News; G.. L. Hurd, Adams
County Record; E. N. Disney, Will
liston Herald; n. P. Knappen, Pal
ladium: r. j. Hughes, Wahpeton
Globe-Gaze Sam H. Clark, Minot
Reporter; G. A. McCann, Bowman
County News;.J. b. -Cramer, Harvey
Herald: Alex r. Wright. Oakes
Times; Homer Ressler, Stark
!. weather Times; Louis Pierson, In
land Representatives; Edward Sulli-
van. New Salem Journal; W. H. Nc
Master, Moffet Messenger; A. A.
Trovaaten, Fargo Forum; E. A. Hull,
Drtscoll News: Gilbert Tein, Aneta
Panorama: Charles Jordan, Cogswell
Enterprise; j. M. Schnitzler. Mohall
Tribune; w. Irysh. Mott Pioneer
Press, George "A. Monteith, Finley
Beacon.
The meeting was called to order by
Frank Wilson president Of the old as
sociation. and he was made chairman
and Wellington Irysh secretary. A
committee was appointed to 60 over
the bills introduced so far in the leg
islative bodies, affecting the print
ing business, which committee met
this morning, Tuesday. a meeting
of the old press association will be
held on February twelfth and it is
expected that q strong. permanent
organization will be affected. ::
The state retail hardware dealers
association will hold Its annual meet
ing ii the city next week. The ses-
sion will continue for four days, fin.
ishing its work, on Friday evening.
The local dealers are making elabor-
ate plans to entertain the visitors, it
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the neighbo borhood members Of the
hardware men and dealers In kindred
lines in attendance.
Judge Engerud, representing Gem
eral Poole will make an. application
before the supreme court today en-.
quo warranto proceed edings to estab-
\ l1sh the rights Of General Poole and
Peake to the office of adjutant gem
eral. The order of the court ordering
Judge Winch hester; to appear and show
cause Why he should not be prohibit
ed from interfering in any way or
taking jurisdicti I'm the premises,
win be nolled this morning, by stip-
sulation.
Little business was transacted IA
the house except the sintrod lion 5of
bills, "a commune cation was re-
5ceiyel from the North Dakota soci-
ETY. 81 the State Of Washing ton inyi- Y
ting II everybody to attend and the
slarislature to max an appropriation
or - exhtbit &C tho laska- Yukon l1llI' :l,i