The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-01-06
WALTER BOND
ELECTED WHEN
CAREY QUITS
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no opportunity to act as president
pro TEN or to draw the extra pay.
Carey's withdrawal was said to be in
, the interest Of harmony since it is
! imperative for the Independents to
keep their majority Of one vote in
Nact if they are to continue in con-
tro! Of the senate.
The house is expected to hold a
merely perfunctory session today
members devoting themselves to the
preparation Of bills which they will
introduce after Speaker Carx has
appointed his committees and the
house organization is ready to func-
ton.
Maddox to Offer Assignments
Renewal OF the fight for control
afternoon when Lieutenant Governor
Walter Maddox prepared to offer an
entire list of committe assignments.
The fight was begun yesterday
when the Independent majority APP
pointed Il committee on committees,
taking that prerogative away from
the lieutenant governor. The COM
mittce on committees, named by the
independents on motion from the
floor, is not expected to report until
tomorrow. Its membership COM
irlscs four Independents and one
Nonpartisan.
Maddock's appointments will be
made. he said, merely in order that
the record may show that he did not
submit to the shcaring of the Gus
Nmary rights of the office without
Il struggle.
lie expects the independents to
vote down his assignments and pro-
In this manner, he said, the record
will show that the Independents are
responsible for the organization and
work of the upper house.
Will BE Fair and Impartial
When the fight is over, ne said, he
expects to abide by it and to wielo
the gavel in IL fair and impartial
manner throughout the session, be-
lieving that all senators are entitled
to Il tree right to express themselves
and that the will of the majority
should rule.
The Maddox appointments ad-
mittedly were not made with view
to comprising in the hope that the
Independent majority would approve
them.
List Of Cha;rmen
5. Chairmen of the q senate commit
aces as listed by Maddox follow:
Agriculture, Ole Ettestad, McHenry
Schlosser, Grand Forks county; ap-
portionmcnt, Gust Wog, 18th district;
banking, q. T. Tofsrud, Pierce coun-
ty; municipalities and cities, Fl. J
busch, Cass county; CORPORATIONS
other than municipal, @. A. Olson,
Burieigh county; counties, w. H. Por-
ter. Cavalier county; education, Al
fred Steele, Stutsman county; cleo
tions. G. w. Carey, Richland county,;
expressing bills, {. J. Olson, Barnes
county; federal relations, Peter Me-
Lachlin, Cass county; game and fish,
J. E. Stevens, Ramsey county; high
ways, r. w. Patten, Mountrail coun-
ty; immigration, X. G. McCrory, Sar-
gent county; Indian affairs, Charles
A. Seamands, Adams county; insur-
ance, p. J. Murphy, Walsh county;
Irrigation, Fred Van Camp, Pembina
county; judiciary. Frank Ployhar,
Barnes county; livestock, w. E. Mar
diem, J. f. >Eastgate, Grand Forks
county; military affairs, L. r. Baird,
stark county; mines and mining, j.
T.. Flecktcn, Ward county; public
health. L. o. FredericKson, Nelson
county; public lands, r. w. Patten,
Mountraii county; public printing,
w. H. Porter, Cavalier county: rail-
roads, w. S. Whitman, Grand Forks:
revision and correction OF journal,
Joseph G. Forbes, Richland county;
rules. A. s. MARSHALL, Dickey county.
Senate Employees Named
The senate this afternoon appoint
ed the following employees: Bill
clerk, r. H. Myhra; enrolling and
engrossing clerk, Ethel Cooley; as
sistant enroliin~ and engrossing
clerk, Dorothy Moses; door keeper
and yanitor. Casper Bye; proof read
er, F. R. Thomson; bill messenger,
c. 7. Evans; postmaster and vouch-
crs. Jenny Fisher, Lillian Tofsrud,
Martha Berkey and Ellen Jaeger;
telephone messenger, Wallace Mad
ldock; mailing clerk, f. T. Judd; gov
errors messenger, M. c. Schaeffer;
gallery door keeper, Anthony Walton;
clerk of appropriations committee,
TO McDnnaid: cloak room attendant,
Vincent LaFrance; chaplains, Bis
marck clergymen. A Few Otner app
pcintments still remain to be made.
House Names More Employees
Having appointed Lloyd Smith.
Grand Forks. proof reader; LaVerne
Hanson, Grand Forks, stenographer;
j.. W. Mashek. Richland county, mail
ing clerk, and L. C. Hoisyeen, Walsh
county. bill messenger, the house
proceeded to pass a resolution by
Edwin Traynor, Ramsey county. ex-
yusing members who wished to at
tend the Tri-State Farm Congress at
Fargo from January IL to IA. The
resolution provided that no final ac-
>-tion on bills or concurrent resolu-
.tions will be taken until January 15
~ Speaker Carr appointed commit
Tee on joint rules as follows: C. ".
Freeman Of Grand Forks, Fred Ferris
of Nelson county, Arthur j. Rulon
Of Stutsman county, Minnie D. Craig
of Benson county, D. L. Peters Of
Pierce county, j. T. Tweten Of Ro-
lette. county and John G. Plath Of
Cass county.
The house then adjourned until to-
morrow.
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