The morning call., 1891-01-06
SWORN IN.
The TVenty-ninth Stssssiieenn Of The
California Legislature.
The Organization Of Both Branches and
The Election Of Officers
Economy in State Appropriations and the
Reducing Of Commissions Advocated
by the Speaker Of the Assembly
Special to THE MORNING CALL

SACRAMENTO, Jan 5.-Both parties eau
eused this morning. The Republican As
semblymen met in Room of the Supreme
Court, and the Republican Senators in Room
16 After the Republican Senators had ad-
iourned, the Democratic Senators met in the
same room.
Among the candidates were j. L. Coombs
of Napa, Speaker pro TEN. OF the House; n.
a. Young of San Diego, Chief Clerk; II. A
Mason Of Nevada and Fl. a. MeKusick. of
Alameda, Sergeauts-at-Arms f. W. Whit
more of Sacramento and }. J. Jameson of
San Francisco, Assistant Clerks; G. E.
Sheehan Of Humboldt, Assistant Sergeant
alarms; ". J. Randall of Marin, Minute
= Clerk; 3. Warshauer of San Francisco, AS
sistant; A f. Chapman of San Francisco,
Journal Clerk; A. l.. Rossi of San joaquin.
Enrolling Clerk; E. J. Niles Of Los Angeles,
Engrossing Clerk; j. w. II. Hunter of San
Francisco, Postmaster; J. Clark of Stanis-
laus, Assistant Postmaster; f. Fernandez of
Santa Clara, clerk to Sergeant-at-Arms; F.
Brandon of Santa Clara, Secretary of Senate
T. Rogers of Kern, Sergeant-at-Arms of
the Senate; J. r. Harvey Of San Francisco,
Engrossing Clerk.
The following Senate appointments were
decided upon: Assistant Postmistress, Miss
Agnrs Vance; Chaplain, A. Bruner of Sac
ramento Assistant Minute Clerks, John
Keith and ". Kinsel; Assistant journal
Clerk, J. McNulty Of San Diego; Assistant
Engrossing Clerk, Miss Maud Tenetts of
San Francisco; Bill Clerk, c. F. Tyler of
Eureka; Assistant Enrolling Clerk, Miss
Emma Glover of San Jose; Mailing Clerk
Charles (G('nunDil. Iquitpr r Hart
of Sacramento; Messenger to SeTgeant-at-
Arms, 5. M0rOton; Messenger TO Stale
Printer, c. f. Gerry; Messenger to Commit
tee ON Elections, l.. &. Uhlman Of Alameda !;
DOorkeeper, Captain Burns of Orange
County Assistant Gate-keepers Nathan
Sturn, j. Topp and j. Van
Prag; Watchnen, Thomas Ryan, r. P.
Jessup, Il. C. Beck; pOrters-R- Blake, K
=. Ferguson, H. Clark, ". A. Langdon ::
Iages-E Stack, G. Fitch, d. Hubbard, S.
Smith.
BY a vote of IA to 10 on a resolution of
Carpenter of Los Angeles, action was de
feTTed on the recommendation of Waterman
for the appointment Of Reddy as Prison Di-
rector. This Is considered slap in the face
of Warden McComb.
ILLNESS OF THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Lieutenant Governor-elect Reddck had
severe attack of illness this evening at the
Capital Hotel. The nature of it could not be
learned definitely, but al late hour tonight
II was reported that he was rapidly improY-
ing.
GOVERNOR WATERWAYS MESSAGE.
Both houses will meet at II o'clock TO-
morrow.
Governor Markham did not go to the Cap
itol to-day
The message Of Governor Waterman will
be received in each branch of the LegisIA-
lure tU-mOTrow.
HAD ENOUGH.
Governor Waterman held q levee this
morning, at which most of the men who
have held office under his regime were
present Marcus d. BorucS was there,
ana marshaed the men of ambition
before the awful man. Well now that it's
all over, Governor Waterman, tell US how
you think it feels" said The CALLS repre-
sentative Well, TO tell you the truth of
it, said the Governor, i" am glad that it is
over, and l don't want any more oft"