Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-01-08
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Clerk Judiciary Committee, E. x
Mason, Barnes county.
Clerk Appropriations Committee
Harry &. McFaiI, Minot.
Clerk State Affairs Committee, j. .
: Williams, Mclean county.
Clerk Ways and Means Committee
Rudolph Massjo.
Clerk Committee on Railroads., r
r. Fairbanks.
Clerk Committee on Education
Kathryn Coleman, Dickinson.
Clerk Committee on Highways ano
Bridges, Carrie Moorish.
Bill HRoom Clerk. r. A. Tanger.
Janitors, Joha G. Johnson, Morton
county; John Root, Jr, Mcintosh
equity.
Cloak Room Attendant, Dennis Han,
nafin, Bismarck.
Ladies Cloak Room Attendant, Ma,
RE Mccormick, Bismarck.
stenographers, Margaret Hood, EN-,
ma shervin, Margaret Ryan, Olive
Couch. Jesse M. Wilde, Alice McCon.
Vile, Myrtle Ross, May Desbrow, Ma.
RE George.
Mailing Clerk, Hans Dyste, Sargent
county.
Pages, Jerome Conway, Merrill Mont.
comery, Lloyd Couch, Harold Erstrom,
Clarence Larson, Charles Barclay.
When the senate convened at noon
Tuesday The senator's yer called to
order by Hon. George WEIGH Of Bis
marck, The retiring senator from Bur
leigh county, While Hon. James W. Flo,
ley, the retiring secretary Of the last
three sessions Oficiated at the desk.
Upon motion of Senator Gibbons Il
committee consisting Of Senators Elk,
in, Duncan and Gilbert were appoint.
ed to escort Lieutenant G~0vcrnor.elect
kraabel to the presiding officers chair
where the oath Of office was admins
tered by Chief Justice Spaldiag. The
president OF the senate congratulated
the senator's. and hoped the session
would be a harmonious one.
When Secretary Foley called the
roll Of the holdOver senators, all were
present except Senator GannSle. The
ho.dover senators took the seats near,
est the center of the chamber while
senatorS.clect chose the remaining
seats by number. After the new SEN
ators received the oath of office from
Chief Justice SEalding. Senator Nc
Dowell presented the president Of the
senate with a gavel that was made
by the pupils of the industrial school
at Glendale, and Mr.. Kraabel convey.
ed the thanks of the senate to the
scilool.
The senate then proceeded to elect
its offers as provided by law. At a
caucus held Monday it was decided
that the committee Oil employment
should recommend the appointment
Of the officers and employees. The
GREATEST task the committee found
was agreeing on the selection of a sec.
rotary, but it was not till Il late hour
Tuesday forenoon that the selection
of ". D:nAAstin, deputy insurance
commissioner, was decided upon, and
w. J. Prater, county treasurerelect Of
Burleigh county, WlrO does not under
the law qualify in his county position
till the first Of April, was appointed
assistant secretary.
At the opening session of the SEN
ate when the election OF officers was
made the order Of business the motion
of Senator Steel ratified the action of
Mondays caucus in having the ofiic.
ers recommended by the employment
committee, w%hereupon a recess was
taken to give the committee consist
ing of Senators Putnam, chairman;
Hyland, Garden, Hahley and Jacobson,
an opportunity 10 report.
After Recess.
After ece the senate proceeded
with the election Of it's officers, the
full list Of whom are givel above, as
recommended by the committee. After
the election of Mr.. Austin as secretary
he was escorted to the desk by Il COM
mittee, where the president admins
tered the oath.
A message was received from the
house, which announced hat the
lower branch of the Legislature had
organized by naming It's officers and
was ready to proceed.
The president OF the senate appoint
cd a committee consisting of Senators
Talcott. Iioverson and Bond to notify
the house, and a committee consisting