Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-01-15

of Mr. Hall; Who also offered resolu
ton appointing a committee of five to
revise the rules. Adopted.
The House adopted resolution from
the Senate providing for the inaugural
ceremonies of the Governor and Lieu
tenant Governor on January 81.
This hours of meeting we're arranged
from III A. NJ. to P. N.
Adjourned.
SENATE-JAN. s, 1879.
The Senate met at IL O'Clock.
Rev. William West was announced
as Chaplain of the Senate for the
present session, ami opened this morn
ing's session with prayer
The hours of meeting for the Sen
ate We're fixed for the present at from
IL a NJ to P. NJ, except Fri1ays,
when they shall be from 10 A NJ, t.
12M
The Secretary of the Common
wealth presented the message of the
Governor, which was read, after
which Mr.. Lawrence offered a reso-
luton, which was adopted, that 1905
copies of the Governors message be
printed in English, 1000 in German
and 500 in Wesh.
Mr.. Cooper offered a resolution
that if the II use concur, 1000 copies
be printed in pamphlet form of the
practical operations of the system ot
arbitrations and Cancellation IN differ
ences between employers and EN-
rloyes, as referred to in the Cover
nors message.
Among The combinations made thi:
morning were the following: William
B. Hit, c T Zeigler, W Dulles, Jr.
W B Gilmore, J ID Eby, Eugene Ze;
gler, j. Gordon, Showaker, E II Bal
lev. W Rudolphe Smith and Howarl
Van Cott, of Philadelphia, to be No
taries Public for three years. Hugl
Young, Tioga; Benjamin W Thorp
Lackawanna, and Charles W. Minor
Lackawanna, to be Trustees Of Dan
vile Insane Hospital, and jane
Young, of Dauphin, to be membe
of the State Agricultural Board
Adjourned.
H0UsE-JAN. S, 1879.
| House met at IL o'clock. Repor
of Committee on minor officers o
House. 1t apportioned the differen
officers as follows: Message Clerk
II S Bates, of Crawford. Transcrib
ing Clerks-T H Taggart, OF Ches
ter, and j G Paul. of Allegheny. Sel
geant-at-Arms-J B Potter, OF Tioga
Assistants-E G Ellis, of Indiana
George L Becker, of Luzerne ] l
Witherow, of Franklin, and J G Gil
honey. of Luzerne Doorkeeper-,
II Carr, of Mercer; Assistants-S '
Church, of Allegheny: E. CASTOR, c
Lawrence George Purnell, of Phi
adelphia, and Frederick Schmidt, G
! , 1legheny. Messenger - Michae
Nell. of Philadelphia; Assistants
Edwaro Tracey, of Philadelphia, Joh
Sine Of ,Schuylkill, and Isaac
! Conrad. of Sp> der Postmaster
" Raynard, Of V, mango Assistan
B L Ackerley, of'La,' 'kaTanna; 81
perintendent Folding RoC MS NJ
Intyre, of Philadelphia. Pas. ers an
Folders-William Newling, of / hila
delphia; W Hopkins, Philadelphi,.
A Whitaker, Bradford: f H Ste
phens, Lycoming; Ira P Harrington
Erie; $ 4 Shroff, Lancaster: Amos
Louerbeer, Lancaster W Boehm
Philadelphia W l. Lukins, Mont
gomery, and ID l. Witt, Somerset
Janitor Committee Rooms - G /
Craig, of Allegheny; Coat Room
J I Mcclure, of Crawford. Watch
mans A Aughinbaugh, of Leba
non; Basement-W J Wright, o
Armstrong. Fireman (cellar)-G /
Wright, of Philadelphia, and Charlie
E Douglass, Philadelphia.
The Governors message was re
ceiyed and read.
| The Speaker announced the follow
ing named members as constitutin:
the committee to arrange for the in
auguration of the Governor and Lieu
tenant Governor Messrs. j ID Walk
er, Souder, Minel, Bailey d Emery
Snavelv, Nakel, Crawford, Truby an'
Gaus.
SENATE-JAN. 9, 1879.
Senate opened with the Lieuter
ant Governor in the chair.
The Secretary of the Common
wealth presented the returns of eleC
tions for Governor, Lieutenant Gov
ernor and Secretary OF Internal A
fairs.
Concurrent resolution, which wa
adopted, that, if the House concur
the President and mambers of th
Senate and House meet in joint COZ
vention in the hall of the House q
II NJ, Thursday, January 16, 1879, fc
the purpose of opening, counting an
publishing the returns for Governor
Also a resolution that when the Les
. islature adjourns to-day it be to met
. on Thursday next at Ii AN. Adop
ed.
Report Of the commission to seleC
the names Of two eminent citizen
deceased, of Pennsylvania, of whol
statues shall be made, to be placed
the Hall of the old House of Repre-
sentatives at Washington, reportin
, that they had completed the dutit
, assigned them, and that the names {
DR.. Muhlenberg and Robert Fulto
had been selected, and the contract
for the statues have been awarded
Blanche Nevin, of Lancaster, and
Howard Roberts, of Philadelphia
/ The statues are to be made of ma
bic. each of which is to cost 81, 500.
5 Mr.. Reyburn was appointed tell'
on the part of the Senate, in JON
convention, for counting the vote
for Governor.
, Adjourned till the 10th.
HoUsE-JAN. 8, 1879.
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