The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1891-01-15
THE MISSOURI LEoisLATURE.
synopsis " the Proceedings OF the Thirty
sixth General hsacinbiy'
MEuNngpAy, tkNUhHv.T

The galleries were crowded with spectators.
although the organization was OF thc usual
wc1risomc and unlntcrtstlng rhlrn"trr
Prayer by tho old chaplain, Rc,. J, Y. NJ.
johnson. II, I, Gray was elected temporary
secretary, lieutenant .GOvcfnor Clnycomb
addr'aacd the senate briefly. A roumunl'
cation was read from the secretary ot
Stnte containing n list OF The new
mcnlbrrs elected, after WHICH the roll
OF holdovcr ScnntOra was called. Mrs'ra.
Major, McGlnnl- and Miller wcrc absnnt. In
accordance WITH II resolution ontrel by Mr..
Shelton the new members were sworn In,
the oath Of oncu being administered by
Judge CAN'T, OF tho supreme Court MIR.
PicrsOl' offered n resolution for the hppolnt-
nicnt Of Ia committee Of 1--WE to revise tho
rules OF the senate. The following commit
tee was app Iintcd Messrs. picrsoll, Shcl.
ton, Tcnsdilc. MoGnnis and Mcktilnp. Adj
journnd I'll 10 n. N. Of tue sth,
HOrsE--Thc House was calltcfPs, Criicr Mt
twciv O'Clock by chief 6i,t.. t.,,,Ns. 'f'-pyer
was On,r I by Rev. Tronc, chaplain of tho
Thirty hnh General Assembly. Temporary
officers were elected ~ follows &. &.
Fogrl, of schuyler, speaker by nrcln.
nation. MCasrs, Turner of clinton, webb
OF Jrckson, and Martin Of st. Louis
were appointed n committee to escort
MIR. FOgcl to the chair. Mr. Fogcl np-
propriutcly thanked the House for tho
honor conferred upon him Mr. g. q. Yates
""9 ''"''H"'" " " '"''' ''lN' '','"', ''"''
ton ns sergeant ut arms The roll Of mem.
bcrs elected was submitted 10y the secretary
of st itC, and the members sworn In by Chl"f
Jnstic" sherwood ni 'h' supreme ,onr, VI
Hi"h"s o' '"oh'H' 'h' ''n, '"l'S W wv ,'o'
ASS mplN "rr' h""pt'u iul t'np 'r"fy '"'os'
Adjourned til N II. m. uf th' Sth.
TuuuSDAY, JNNt,NnYs
SENATE--Thc Senate Wa, called to order nc
ten O'Clock Mr. shelton nominated Mr.. IN.
dcrson for president pro tenn, on behalf ~
the rprmocratirtnurus NIr Perry performed
like service for MIR. Mckillop, the Rcpub.
lican nominee. The N"t resulted: Andrr'
son, ~, Mchtllor, T. oih"r prmurrh'lo
caucus nom h''7 NrI" thcn 'l'ct'" ~
the tolIoWihg oid'r secretary, H.
l.. Cray assistant secretary, frlhk
fnrri4; sarge mt nt arms. \. w. Ewing;
door keeper, Il, W. Nll"nH iolhrr, Mrs Icn'
nj" bun~comh", chaplain, NrfJ u VI i"hh-
son. TN" hoN"rnhr was notnrh thNl 'hn
S'nnt" was nrghnIod tud ready Tor pnNl'
n"s'. IlllH were introduced IA loIoWs;
Mr. sparks Authorizing the mcorpura'
tinn OF Churrhcs, Snrl'llc-, congregations,
eto., under III" general Law. Mr. stone Re
puirinE electric, Telegraph ana telephone
wires to br placed under ground in elites ot
the first class by May !, lNlh TINS ~ tho
samr bill that has been boI"r" the lhriN'
| fourth and Thirty h'th Ns4"mblcs.l Mr.
| Rouncr. Amending ~" Australian Elrc'
| tion law So ~ To make II APP
| ply tn all parts of the state.
| Mr.. stone: Authorizing rltics OF the hrSt
class to construct houl'vards and rrEulnto
| the same Mr. shelton rotax reserve funds
| held by banks aud not Incorporated IA capt
| tai stock authorizing country school diS'
| trctS to condomn ground for school pur-
| poses; making It optional with persons
| whose sanity is quest uucd whether they are
! tried by II jury of twelve or by the Court.
| Adjourned till ~ a. ~. of the 9Th.
IJnusr-1ho House WAS called to order at
10 n. m. by Tcmporary speaker Fogrl.
PRAYER was offered 10y Rev. Dr. rrottsmnn.
| Mr., Abraham, oi Case, "nor'h resolution
that the House proceed Mt once to the clcc-
| tion of officers. Adopted. Mr.. Fniris, OF
Ray, placed Hon. W. r. Tuttlc I'm nomination
| for speaker MIR. Church,uf St Louis, see.
| ondcd the nomination. ON behalf of
the Republican members, Mr. rubhs, vt
Usage, nominated r. j. George, uf Polk,
| for Speaker. and Mr. WutIrmnn, of
| st. Louis, seconded the nomination. Tho
ballot resulted: Tuttic, 10, George. 25.
Mcssrs rnrrls of Ray. Weeks Of Jasper,
| Hickman Of Dayicss, and Ururpr of Folk,
were appointed IL committee to escort the
new speaker to the chair. Mr.. Tuttlr thanked
the House for the honor conferred and trust
rcno-cd in him. lie promised tu faithfully
| discharge the duties of his oflicc to the best
of his ability, and treat all plrtj,- WITH fair.
ness secretary of state iusurur udmnlI-
tered the oath of oilicc ~ Speaker other
caucus nominees were elected IN the iullnW
It,tF nI nIn W "A.