Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-01-06
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were made as follows: Speaker pro tenn,
Ronald Higgins, Missoula county; chief
clerk, W. 0. Craig, Lewis and Clark
county; assistant chief clerk, NJ. d.
Nicholson, Cascade county; sergeant-at-
arms, Clark Wright, Gallatin county; as
sistant sergeant-at- arms, Hills: journal
clerk, W. d. Smith, Fiathead county; as
sistant Journal clerk, Miss Breitenbaugh; !;
enrolling clerk, Cecilia McCullum, Gala
tin county; assistant enrolling clerk,
Loura Winkler, Granite county; engros-
sing clerk Miss Tarrar Kennel, Missoula
county; reading clerk, G. w. Darlington: !:
printing clerk, Ann Mitchell, Lewis and
Clark county. bill clerk, George Graham,
Choteau county; doorkeeper, +. j.
Shields, Cascade county; assistant door
keeper, S. J. Richards; assistant door
keeper. J. e. Jackman. Flathead county 4;
chaplain, Rev. C. FL. Trady, Yellowstone
county; pages, Raymond L. Herman, VIM.
Klein Donald Baer, Forest Shehan;
stenographers, Thea Donnell. Bella Win
stock; committee to arrange seating OF
house, G. A. Rasmussen, L. ID. Cooney.
J. r. Middleton.
Edwards to Head Senate.
Senator J. f. Edwards. of Rosebud
county, was chosen for president pro-
TEN at the caucus of republican senate
members held at 7.30 p. m, which was
presided over by J. NJ. Burlingame, of
Cascade, with Frank Cone as secretary
Committees were named as follows:
Committee on committees, 7. Q. Lar
son, c. H. Williams and I. b. Taylor;
committee on employees, J. q. Kinney
Park Smith and George McCone; com
mittee on arrangement of seats, O. Ii
Junod. William Haley and DIR. G. w
Clay.
Miss Teagarden Again Chosen.
The caucus paid to Miss Alice Teagar-
den. Of Grass Range, a pleasing compli-
ment by naming her unanimously as eau
Gus nominee for bill clerk, position
which she will fill for the third consecu-
tive session. the nomination being made
bv means of round robin signed by all
the senator's.
Other caucus selections follow: Sec
retary. Oscar Crutchfield of Missoula
assistant secretary, c. j. McAllister OF
Flathead.
Sergeant at-arms.C. A. Wilson Of Gas.
Valley. Fred f. Featherly of Beaverhead
and Fred Talon.
Engrossing clerk, Louis Dyll Of Lewis
and Clark; enrolling clerk, w. B. Nc
Laughlin of Ravilli; assistant, Harry
Ross of Prairie; reading clerk, Emil Bro
lin Of Deer Lodge.
Chaplain, P. c. Dannielson, of Sweet
Grass.
| Printing clerk, G. e. White of. Wibaux
assistants, James L. Stevens of Teton
and N Gibson of Rosebud.
| Day watchman, Il. d. Cole Of Dawson
night watchmen, George Berry and .Iohr
Duffy of Musselshell.
Door keepers, David Morris, Lee Dun
can. Charles T.. Kyle and Jos. Morser
Pages, Dawson Gillespie of Custer
Walter Mathews of Lewis and Clerk
and Louis Dorsey Of Mineral
The caucus was attended by all Of the
81 republican senators.
Democrats Caucus.
| The democratic senator's, hopelessly ii
! the minority, caucused with d. j. 0'Shea
presiding and selected Judge Montgom.
| ery Parker, of Jefferson, as nominee foi
president protein.
A caucus was likewise conducted By
| the house democrats with Charles Lem.
men, Of Deed Lodge, presiding. c. w
Demel, of Yellowstone, was selected as
| floor leader; Wallace Bent, of Carbon
as nominee for speaker; G. A. We'll, Of
Lincoln, as speaker protein, and Charles
Tracy, of Silver Bow, as chief clerk
gen, of Belt. Cascade county, was named