Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1913-01-05

A. II. Featherstone of Shoshone was
temporary secretary. r. w. Cakes of
Canyon made the speech that placed
c. s. French in nomination for speaker
OF the next house.
Attaches Are Named.
Some Of the attaches Of the next
session were chosen by the caucus last
night; Chief clerk. David Burrell of
oneida; assistant chief clerk. A. G.
Cogswell Of Shoshone; chaplain Rev. A.
l.. Chapman of Ada; sergeant at arms,
H. III. Sessions of Cassia: engrossing
clerk, Miss Eleanor Cahoon of Blaine:
assistant engrossing clerk, Miss Lillian
Spofberg. of Bear Lake; enrolling
clerk. Mrs. Maude sites, of Ada; as
sistant enrolling clerk Miss Bessie
Moore. of Ada; general committee
clerk Miss Irene Ward, of Bonneville;
door keeper, J. G. Hammell, of Latah;
janitor, W. II. Courtney. OF Ada:
pages, Harold Bradley. Of Canyon and
Floyd Johnston. Of Bingham; messen-
gers, Paul Young of Ada, and Robin
French, Of Boise,
Only on the jantor did the caucus
present anything like 4 disagreement,
and the difference came between the
members Of the Ada county delegation.
most of whom nominated some one for
the office. Two white and two colored
men We're lined against each other. ON
the first ballot, the colored men We're
at the top. on the second vote. Court
ney, coored, won by a vote of n to is
Lawson nominated Courtney. Be-
fore he nd taken his seat, Koelsch
nominated Samuel Clay also colored
~, xtfith
white, and McDermott with Voland,
white At last. however, Courui~y was
chosen.
The delegation showed spirit of fair
ness in distributing through as many
counties as possible the offices at their
disposal. Ada county, which usually
has large number Of applicants, made
a good showing on the selection.
convenes at Noon.
When the clocks and whistles Of the
city sound the hour OF 10 O'Clock to-
morrow. the Twelfth session of the leg
islature Of the state Of Idaho Will con-
vene. The house will be called to order
by James II. Wallis. chief cierk of the
last session. ana the organization win
be perfected. The representatives will
take the oath OF office, the speaker will
be elected, sworn in and assume his
duties, ANA the various state officers
will be qualified
Chief Justice Sullivan OF the supreme
court viii administer the oaths of Of
flee 10 all of the newly elected Off
Gals. Practically all of the day will be
taken up with the qualification Of the
new officers, and no business, other
than this will be transacted. Not un-
til the next day will the house get
down to the business Of the session,
and the committees selected be an
nounced by the speaker OF the body
Though the committee will make the
selections tomorrow, il is probable that
no announcements will be made until
after the speaker orders the names
read after the house is in session.
The committee named to assist the
speaker is as follows;
Ada-H. A. Lawson.
Adams-W William NJ Brown.
Bannock--H Y. 4. Ferguson
Bear Lake-Chares f. Wright.
Bingham-p. G, johnson.
BIaine-John S. Parks.
Boise-Arnold Aiekes
Bonner-ls t. Elliott
B5nneville-W L. Shattuck.
CanYon--R. w cakes
Cassia-David a Taylor
elearwater-William NJ. Chandler
Elmore-Joseph Rosevear.
Fremont-Guy r. Bewerman.
ldaho-A j. Harchelrode
kootenai Charles A. Norton
William II. Mason
Iinceln-F Ralph Evans
Me- Peree-S Sherman G. Case.
James Nelson.
Sheshone Robert o. Jones
Twin Falls &C. E. Booth
Washington Frank d. Ryan