The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-16
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Bitter Debates on
Floor Mark Battle
Over $500 Asked

arose to his feet and demanded the
action.
Crockett called for a vote on the
proposal to expunge Burgums re-
marks. AYE" responded majority
members In chorus.
Opposed" questioned Crockett.
"No!'-at least as great q volume
Of voices responded.
1.-THE ayes have It," ordered
Crockett.
"o-h-h-h"-the gasp came from
group Of women sitting in the gal
lery.
Goodwin was on his feet declaring
Il think the spectators should ex-
tend the same courtesy to this house,
that we have extended to them. We
have allowed them every courtesy,
even to the extent Of allowing them
to enter the lower corridor. believe
the speaker should direct the spec
tators to observe the proprieties."
Galleries Given Warning
1.-THE chair will clear the galleries
II necessary" warned Crockett.
"Now-about that vote?" Twichell
asked.
THE minority made more noise.'
Crockett explained, but there were
less making the noise"
"Oh-that's the way It Is" smiled
Twichell.
D. G. Cunningham Of Grand Forks
read the names Of 81 house members
who attended the special session
and moved that they be barred from
voting on the bill. His motion lost.
Math Dahl Of Emmons declared
that no rule Is going to keep me
from voting this Is for services
rendered and no one is going to stop
me from collecting"
Traynor In . persistent endeavor
to obtain . ruling from Crockett on
whether rule 10 would be In effect to
bar the special sessionists, met q re-
fusal for second ruling.
On the roll call. G. T. Moore of
Richland attempted to pass, but was
prevented when Crockett, speaking
from the speakers chair, declared,
Il guess have some personal rights
here-1 object to Mr.. Moore's pass
Ing"
II vote no." said Moore.
Explaining his vote. Twichell said
there was never any question the
session was legally called by LANCER,
but It also was legally rescinded by
Governor Ole Olson. The senate
never had any quorum and hence the
house could not sit as q court of i'm
parchment, Is was claimed. vote
no."
On the vote, the bill passed, 66 to IS
with two not voting.
The house passed II other bills,
including . senate measure creating
the position Of state procurement Of
ficer.
Roll Call on Bill
The roll call on House Bill 100. ap-
propriattng $500 for special session
last July:
Yes: Adam, Aljets, Anderson Of
Bowman, Anderson Of Burke, Ander.
son Of Sargent. Atkinson. Bauer,
Beggs, Bettenhausen. Bibcrdorf, Fitz-
gerald, Goodwin, Halverson, Hanson,
Hill, Holte, Isaak, Jensen, Kubischta,
Larson, Peterson Of Bottineau. Place,
Randall, Ritter, Sand. savre, Schnell,
Scholl, Seibel. Schauss, Bilden. Bjerke.
Born, Borstad. Brusseau, Caddell.
Child, Dahl Of Emmons, Dahl Of Trail,
Dalsell, Dittmer. Erickson Of Mclean,
Fedje. Marks, Morgan. McIlraith, Nc
Larty, Mode, Myers, Noben, Odegard,
Olson Of Hettinger. Olson Of Noun
trail. Page, Parkinson. shockman,
Shurr. Stray, Symington, Thoreson,
Treffry, Tuff, Urschel. Wendland,
Williams. Wolf, Mr.. Speaker.
No: Bailey Of Eddy. Bailey Of
Dunn, Black, Blaisdell. Brunsdale,
Burgum, Burke, Clarke, Cunningham.
Downey. Dullea, Erickson Of McKen.
NE. Field, Frosaker, 0essner. Gil
bertson, 0oodlaxon, Graham, Hall.
Hewitt. Holey, Holthusen, Hurd,
Johnson. Kapaun, Keidel, Langford.
Lavik, Levin. Iohrbauer. Moore, Nor
RI, Mus, Niewoehner, Norheim,
oBrien. Oglesby, Peterson Of Cas-,
Saumur. Smith, Solberg, Thompson.
Traynor, Twichell.
Absent and not voting: Oosgriff.
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