Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-01-06

Francisco; Stephen Ford, Modoc; J. G.
Messic, Santa Clara.
Assistant Sergeant.at- Arms-Mr. Dunn,
San Francisco Mr.. Liebermarn, Butte;
Henry Newman, Yubs.
Journal Clerk-Will J. -McGee, Amador.
EngrossiDg Clerk-C. Perkins, Sonona;
Major Howell and George johnson, San
Francisco,
Postmaster or Postmistress T. Beve-
ridge, San Francisco; Mrs. Ackley, Sacrs-
mento; Mrs. Chamberlain, San Francisco.
Page-Arthur E. Crozier, Sacramento.
ASSEMBLY.
For Spssker-H. M. LsRue, Sacramento
Q. +. Irwin, Ell Dorado; f. Z. Johnston,
Nspa.
Chief Clsrk-G. w. Herbert. Butte !. NJ.
@. Haley, M. c. Hassett and z. S. Dorney,
San Francisco.
Assistant Clerk-Julius Reimer, San Fran
cisc,.
Sergeant. t-Arms-Dr Butwen, Butte;
james NJ. Shinn, Cslavsrss; L. j. Heninger.
Assistant Sergeant at Arms-P Philip DIP
pee, Jr.
Engrossing Clerk. W. Bromagin, sacra-
mento.
Postmaster Tor Postmistress) miss Teresa
Hsrdy, Sacramento.
Enrolling Cierk-Fenwick Fisher. of Sono-
ma.
Pages-Wslter Chatfeld, Butte; Samuel
McClentic and George Z. Caldwell, Sacr9-
iueuto; Frank j. Pierce, Coluss Johnnie
Ii ons, Sacramento.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Candidates for other positions on change Of
administration are mentioned as follows:
For Superintendent of State Printing
Mr. Mitchell, of the Grass Valley Union. is
new candidate the others are j. j. Ayers,
Jno. Curry, Jas. Kelly, w. j. Collier, VIM.
Hassett.
| For Janitor of the Capitol-W. D, Fsrral,
Geo, Beatty, VIM. Lautkotter, Geo. Nichols,
B. T. Alexander, Louis Schmaelzle, James
Touhey, John Domingos. Peter McGraw,
John Sheer;n, oil of Sacramento.
| Secretary of State Thompson viii appoint
| for Chief Deputy Arthur Shsttuok, of So
mona; Bookkeeper, Howard r. johnson, OF
! San Francisco.
For Adjutant- General Governor Stoneman
has. he says. twenty-one applications. Nj jor
Harvey Of Sacramento, has the Endorsement
Of most of the officers of the National Guard.
His chief opp seems to be Colonel j. A.
| Lauren, of San Francisco. Other candidates
are named as follows: J. B. Metcalf, j. J.
| Tobin, a. Newman, N. P. Bush, San Frau
cisco; G. B. Cosbie, Sacramento E. d.
| Shirland, Placer; P Kewen, Los Angeles ;;
Chalmers Scott, San Diego; S. 1. Kellogg,
Alameda.
Governor Stonemsn has appointed ex.Sen-
ator Moreland, of Sonoms, and Harry j.
| Dam, of San Francisco, as his Secretary and
Executive Clerk respectively.
For the Secretaryship of the Rsirosd Com
mission, which will organize en- Monday-R.
NJ. Clarker, Sacramento; James Stevens,
Naps; B. I. Tutfle Sonoma = Murphy,
Mr. Minor, Ssn Francisco and MIR. Andrus,
| the present incumbent.
For Engineer at the Cspitol-E. B. Hunt
| S cramento.
| ko3s IS ~, ttaa it
from abroad, SIS follows E. A Townsend,
San Francisco Gail; H. J. NOLAN, San
Francisco Report Z. j. Murphy, San Fran
cisco Post; I. P. Flynn and j. Ward, S 4
Francisco Examiner; B. Kelly, Oakland
Tribune: Geo. Squires, San Francisco Bullc'-
tin 3. G. Brown, San Francisco Chronicle.
The new Controller, j. P. Dunn. has APP
pointed these gentlemen as his clerks Felix
Dunr, San Francisco; f. j. Clsrk, Tulare
ex-senator German, San Francisco Mr..
Hubbs, of Vallejo.
Superintendent of Instruction, Professor
! Welcker, has appointed Adair Welcker as his
deputy.
NOTES
It is now the intention Of the Democrats,
if enough members arrive, to hold the party
caucuses on Saturday evening. that ths
houses may get to work at once on Monday.
Chris Buckley, of San Francisco. it ia I'M
derstood, will enjoy the privilege of operat-
ing the restaurant in The basement Of the
Capitol-generallyk known as "the WELL"
Governor Stoneman has addressed letter
to Governor Perkins, requesting that there
be no parade of troops on the occa7ion of his
inauguration, and the order for the parade
has been countermanded. The inauguration
will probably take place Tuesday evening
al least the programme now is for the two
houses to organize on Monday meet 10 joint
convention and canvass the vote for Governor
on Tuesday, and Immediately after that Gov
ernor Stonemsn will appear and take the
oath of Office.
Senator Mccarthy, of San Francisco, will
arrive from the East to- morrow.
The seat of Hon. w. l.. Morton in the
Assembly will be the vacant one on Monday,
he having recently died.
A call is issued, and will be found in the
advertising columns, for Democratic caucus
to be held this evening in the Assembly
| Chamber.
The arrivals by last evenings trains we're
quite large. It is probable that fully three
fourths of the n embers of the Assembly are
now in the city, but not half of the Senators.
Last evening the scenes about the chief
hotels more nearly resembled the flush pre-
legislative days of old. All the warmth
there is in all the contests for office in the
Legislature seems now to have developed in
the contest between Mr.. La Rue. of Sacra-
mento and Mr.. Johnston, of Maps,
for the Speakefship. "Slickens" put
in sn appearance early, and it is
now the chief element involved, If Judgment
is to be based on what one sees and hears
about the centers where the politicians
gather. The mining men object to and oppose
the candidacy of Mr.. La Rue, and the sgfi.
culturists in like manner oppose Judge Irwin,
But In both cases there are exceptions, as
some miners are for Mr.. La Rue, and some
agricuturists for Judge Irwin. But most of
the mining influence is being combined to aid
| the friends of Mr.. Johnston in his candidacy.
! The only other striking issue is that be-
tween Mr.. Smith, of Sacramento, ard Mr..
LeaKe. of Dixon, for the Secretaryship of the
Senate. The latter threw a bomb into Mr.
| Smiths camp 10 the shape of a claim that
Mr.. Smith holds an Office under the State Is
Secretary of the State Board Of Agriculture.
| aud is therefore ineligible to be Secretary Of
the Senate. To this Mr.. Smith replied with
a return shot in the form of a resignation Of
the agricultural Office. Before these two cor-
tests-fer Speaker of the House and for Sec
rotary of the Senate-all the others are Of
minor Importance, and have no interest
beyond the limited circles of the personal
! friends of each candidate.
Legislators are at present stopping at the
| places below noted, 30 far as can now be
ascertained:
At the State House-H. w. Wallis and
family. j. o. Sweetland, J. II. Dudley, A.
L. Chandler, S. r. Fortna
At the Capital-C. A. Stoke and family,
T. r. Fleming, J. T. Campbell, Calvin Nc
Closkey. s. NJ. Martin, John Field and FAM
lily. g. E. Foster. George A. johnson, A. r.
Wheat, E. 3. Beard and wife, Fred Cox
and family, W. M. Cutter and family, W.
d. Coombs, Assemblyman Murphy, Thomas
L. Thompson. Secretary of State n. J.
Crumptor, j. II. G. Weaver, Thomas H.
Murphy.
AT e.Golden Eagle-C. D. Rsynolds, J,
L Lswisop, w. NJ. Kellogg, 2. II. Ryan, J..
NJ. Bricelsnd, Adam Riehl.
In Metropolitan Block--Senstor Vrooman.
At Mrs. Browns corner Eleventh and 81
streets-Lieutensnt Governor Dsggett, At