The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1915-01-07
Cleveland Man Is Chosen Speaker Of
the minnesota House on the
Second Ballot Taken.
State Senate Completes Organization
.--dovernor w. S. Hammond
Takes Official Oath.


The Minnesota house was formally
called to order at noon Tuesday with
Secretary of State Schmahl presid-
ing. John A. Larimore Of Mime
apolis made the nominating speech
in behalf Of Mr.. Flowers, and as
serted that, in his opinion, no other
candidate was better qualified. Oscar
y. SWenson, Henry Steen, E. G..
Tendergast, S. D. Baker and III. W.
Haislet seconded the nomination.
G. b. Bjornson of Lyon county de-
livered the nominating speech for
Mr.. Gordon. G.. A. Gilman of ST..
Cloud seconded the nomination of
Gordon, and Leavitt Corning of ST..
Paul and others urged the election
of the Browns Valley man.
i Following is the roll call on the
second ballot:
For Gordon--Adams, Anderson.
Bendixen, Bernard, Bjorge, Bjork-
lund, Bjornson, Boehmke, Christian
son, Corning, Dare, Dealand, Finn,
Frye, Gill, Gordon, Grant, Guilford,
Hauser, Hoganson. Holmes, Hompe,
Hubert, johnson of Meeker, John
son of Ottertail, Kneeland, Knutson,
KonZen, Larsen, Latin, Lee Madi-
gan, Marschalk, Marvin, Morken,
Murphy, Nordgren, Norton, Olien,
Parker, Peterson of Kanabec, Peter
son of ST. Louis, Pikop, Pratt, Put
nam, Sanborn, Searls, Scratch,
SouthWick, Stenvick, Stevens, Swan
son, Teigen Of Chippewa, Teigen of
Jackson, Thompson of Blue Earth,
Thompson Of ,Mahnomen, Tollefson,
Vassaly, Warner, Wefall, VALID, Will
s $, w esld.
For Baker, Baldwin Bar
ten, Bessette, Bergen, Bouck, Boyd,
Brown, Burrows, Carmichael, Con-
don. Davis, Dunleavy, Dryer. Erick-
son, Terrier, Flowers, Gerich, Gil
man, Girling, Greene, Hafften, Hais.
let, Harrison of Hennepin, Harrison
of Washington, Kinds, Hynes, lndre.
hus, Kuntz, Larimore, Lennon,
Leonard, Lydiard, McGrath, Nc
Laughlin, Malmberg, Miner, Min
nette, Moeller. Mueller, Nelson,
Nietzel, Nimocks, North, Novak,
Olien, Papke, Pendergast, Pless,
Ribenack, Rodenherg, Sawyer, See.
bach, Schroeder, Scott, Sitter,
Smith, Spooner, Steen, Stoetzel,
Sudheimer, Swenson, Syverson,
Thornton, WEIGH, Wilkins. =
The senate also convened at noon,
with Lieutenant Governor Burnquist
occupying the chair. A slate OF
senate appointees was offered by
Senator Frank E. Putnam of Fari.
bault. Following is the list:
Second Assistant Secretary-W. E.
Hutchinson.
Third Assistant Secretary Frank
A. Holcomb.
Fourth Assistant Secretary-P. W.
Pitcher. "
Chaplain-Rev. A. D. Stowe.
Assistant SergeanG-at-arms- Harry
/ Leader.
| Clerk of Judiciary Committee-W
H. Hodgman.
Clerk of Committee on Genera
egislation-F Frank j. Sullivan.
Clerk of Committee on Finance
Howard Folsom.
Assistant clerk and clerks of com
mittees, Carl F. Burnett, L. W.
Larson, Anne Corners. NJ. S. Nc
Mahon, Clyde Webber, George Sche.
man, o. W. Blomquist, Thomas A.
Walsh, John Landt, A. A. Ander.
son, "A. N. Jacobs, T. J. Cation, W
A. Hinton.
Sergeant.at-arms of galleries, com.
mittee room, retiring rooms, cloak
rooms and doorkeepers. E. R. Signs,
John Gardner, Louie Woehrie, FREQ
Schneider, Louis ]. Schlink, William
Schmitt, F. w. Towne, Frank War.
rem, John Kerby, Joseph Wilde, L.
j. Smith and John H. Beste.
General Stenographers Cecil
Healy, Gertrude De Vail, Lawrence
w. Nelson, Thomas c. Majewski,
Cora Norred, Helen Marghle, J. 4.
Pryor and Alta Kingsley.
Senator Sageng characterized the
resolution offered by Senator Put.