The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-07-19

tiative. The SergeAnt-at-arms VA
instructed to bring In absent mem
beers.
The vote for the resolution was 50
to 8. The first roll call showed 81
members present. but others drifted
III later.
w. J. Flanagan introduced the con-
current resolution adopted In the
house.
It was learned later that LANCER
is keeping In close touch with the
activities Of the assemblies, and from
source close to him came word that
he planned to 60 before the legislA-
ture whenever the members called on
him. He has prepared q message,
written after his proclamation calling
for the special session had been is
sued.
The house adjourned at los p. m,
until 2 p. m. Friday, after appoint.
ment Of committees to wait upon the
governor" and notify him the assem-
blies are convened and are ready to
hear his message. It was indicated
that by governor" the legislators re-
ferred to LANCER, but did not specify
So in the motion.
In adopting the concurrent resolu-
ton declaring the Legislature In SEES
sion "by its own act and Of its own
accord and pursuant t. the powers
that it does possess" the house mem.
bers voted So to 8, as follows:
How They Voted
For the resolution: Aljets, Ander-
son Of Logan, Atkinson, Bettenhausen,
Biewer, Born, Broschat. Crockett.
Dahl, Dittmer, Erickson Of Mclean,
Copeland, Falconer, Fedje, Fitzgerald,
Flanagan. Gilchrist, Goodwin, Hanson
of Benson, Hill, Holthusen Isaak, Jen-
sen, Jones, HAPPIER, Larson Of Mel
son, Larson Of Ransom, lemke, Lund,
Morgan, Nelson Of Morton. Noben,
Odegard, Olson Of Adams, Owings,
Peterson of Bottineau, Peterson Of
Place. saue, Scholl, shurr.
Schauss, Sprenger, Sticka, 6toa, Sund-
T.. of Mclean. Strutz. Sundby Of Rem
vile, Symington, Treffry Twete. Wolf
and Speaker Craig-53.
Against the Northumberland,
Hillman, Lillehaugen, Oh
son Of Bowman. Rindy. swendseid,
Svingen-8.
The house of representatives con-
vened at 1903 p. m.
Mrs. Minnie D. Craig, speaker Of
the house. who q few days ago re-
signed a federal relief job to avoid
question of her right to participate in
the special session, called the house
to order.
Olson, who took physical possession
Of governors office Thursday morning
under authority Of state supreme
court order ousting william LANCER
as governor will not attend or recog-
nize the assemblies.
Troops Ready for Trouble
National guard troops were posted
by Adjutant General Earle sarles In
the state capitol corridors. sarles isl
holding two companies In readiness to j
prevent violence. He IL taking his |
orders from Olson, although previous |
~ his office had honored hangers
command for martial law.
A quorum of the house was declared |
present, with 81 members answering |
the roll call. and Sc absent.
Langer's proclamation calling the |
into session was read.
About 400 persons crowded into the
galleries of the house, which Is UNI
completed. 1mprovised desks and
chairs have been installed in the as
sembly, located In the new state
house.
LANCER, who went into seclusion
shortly after the state supreme court |
held his federal court conviction Of q |
felony bars him from holding office,
was not present. It could not be as
certained Immediately whether he |