The record-union., 1895-01-11
Joint Session.

to-day.
Joint Session.
At 2:lO P. NJ. the Sergeant-at-Arms of
the Assembly notified the Speaker that
the officers of the Senate and the Senators
were at the door and requested admission.
The House arose and the Senate was
admitted.
The roll-call Of Senators showed no
absentees.
The Assembly roll-call showed AS
semolym Osborne absent.
The section of the Political Code au-
thorlzlng the holding of joint session
lor the purpose OF convassing the vote for
Governor and Lieutenant-Governor was
read by the Secretary of the Senate.
TELLERs APPOINTED.
Senators Hart and Mathews were ap-
pointed tellers on the part OF the Senate
by the President of the Senate, and AS
semDlyman LangenOur and Bettman on
tne part OF the Assembly by the Speaker
OF the House.
THE RETURNS COUNTED.
The Speaker Of the Assembly then pro-
ceeGed to open and publish the duplicate
election returns for the office of Governor
from the different counties OF the State, in
their alphabetical order. The result of
the count showed the same figures as
those published in the RECORD UNION in
It's Issue of December 18th.
Alter the footing up of the vote had
been completed by the tellers, the
speaker of the Assembly announced the
result, and at sos p. NJ. declared that
james II. Budd, having received the
highest number of votes cast, was duly
elected Governor of the State of Calitor-
MIA.
A mild round of applause, lasting for
then
relgned once more.
The returns from Riverside and Santa
| Cruz Counties had not been footed up,
and the services OF the tellers were again
brought into requisition.
The returns by counties for Lieutenant
Governor were opened and published by
the Speaker ofthe Assemb and Spencer
". MlIlard, having received the highest
mum Der OF votes cast, was declared duly
elected to the office of Lieutenant-Goy-
ernor.
There was another round of applause,
lasting longer than that upon the an
nouncenent OF the vote for Governor
A resolution was offered by Assembly
man fenuleton, providing that a com
mlttee, consisting Of two members of the
Senate and two of the Assembly, be ap-
! pointed TO notify the Governor ana Lien
tenaut-Goyernor OF their election, and to
| confer with them regarding their inaup-
uratlon. and also fixed the hour of II
/ O'Clock NJ. to-day as the time when the
! inauguration should take place.
Al o:oO O'Clock Z. VI. the Joint session
was dissolved, and the Senate retired
from the Assembly Chamber
To-DAY'S PARADE.
At 10 A. NJ. the State officiais-elect and
retiring, Governor Mark ham. the Joint
committee, consisting OF Senators, Lang
! ford, Orr and Beard and Assemblymen
| Dinkelspiel, keene and Laugenour, the
/ Governors stall, the private Secretaries
! Mayor SteInman and the Board of Trus-
! tees, will leave the Capitol steps and will
! be driven in carriages to the Western
! Hotel, where they will be met bv the
military in the following order: Second
/ Infantry OF sacramento, Light Battery Il
/ OF sacramento, Signal Corps OF Fourth
/ Brigade: Cadet Company, First infantry
/ OF San Francisco, Sixth Infantry OF
! Stockton, Third Infantry OF San Fran
! cisco, ana Exempt Flremeu of Stockton
! and Sacramento.
Carriages will then follow. The first
/ one will contain Governors Markham
/ and Budd. Justice Henshaw and Adm
! tant-GeneraI Allen. The second will con-
/ tain the Senate Committee, the next the
! House Committee, next in order will be
! the Governors staff, Lieutenapt-CIov-
| ernor Reddlck, President pro tenn OF the
Senate Thomas Flint, Speaker OF the
/ House John I. Lynch, Speaker pro tem
Judge Spencer. The next two carriages
! viii contain Mayor Steinman and the
! Board OF Trustees. The next three will
contain the incoming and outgoing ofli-
cials. The Iroquois Club will march on
either side of the carriages.
! The parade will leave the Western Ho-
/ tel at ii y. NJ, and Oh arriving at the Can
/ itol will pass III review before Governors
! Markham and Budd and be dismissed.
! They Will then go the Assembly room,
| where Governor Markham will deliver
his farewell address, after which the in
augural oath Will be administered by JUS
| tice Henshaw.