Journal of the Honorable Senate of the State of New Hampshire: June Session, 1887 (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

Excerpt from Journal of the Honorable Senate of the State of New Hampshire: June Session, 1887

From District No.11 - Hon Charles S. George.
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13 - Hon. Charles H.Hersey.
14 - Hon. Ezra S. Stearns.
15 - Hon. Franklin Worcester.
16 - Hon. Oliver D. Sawyer.
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18 - Hon. George S. Eastman.
19 - Hon. Henry A. Bailey.
20 - Hon. Leonard A. Morrison.
21 - Hon. Edward H. Gilman.
22 - Hon. David Jenness.
23 - Hon. Benjamin F. Nealley.
24 - Hon. Francis E. Langdon.

His Excellency the Governor and the honorable Council then withdrawing, -

The Senate was called to order by Ira A. Chase, assistant clerk of the Senate of last session.

The clerk stated that the first business was the selection of a temporary presiding officer.

On motion of Senator Gerrish, Senator Richards was chosen temporary presiding officer.

And the clerk requested Senator Gerrish and Senator Rollins to conduct the temporary presiding officer to the chair.

Senator Richards having assumed the chair, on motion of Senator French, the Senate proceeded to the choice of a president by ballot, with the following result:

Whole number of votes....19
Necessary to a choice.... 10
Nathan C. Jameson had..... 8
Frank D. Currier had..... 11

and the Hon. Frank D. Currier, having received a majority of all the votes cast, was declared elected.

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