The record-union., 1895-01-15
THE WELL.


Bledsoe moved that the Assembly in
struct the Sergeant-at-Arms to cause the
"welP' TO be closed and those conducting
it to vacate Immediately.
Seconded by North.
Dixon moved to lay the motion on the
table.
Seconded by Brusie.
Bledsoe called for the ayes and noes,
| North and Spencer joining him.
Before the result was announced sew
eral members explained their votes, say
ing that they were informed that no
liquor had been sold or was being sold in
the we'll. Several then changed their
votes from no to aye in consequence OF
such explanations.
The vote as announced was 90 ayes to
q noes. and the motion went to the table.
Bledsoe filed a protest against the ac-
ton of the Assembly.
MORE ATTACHES.
Belshaw offered a resolution for the
appointment of Joseph II. Jones as AS
sistant Engrossing Clerk.
Wilkinson offered a resolution for the
appointment Of Sadie l.. Cooper as AS
SIStant Enrolling Clerk.
Price offered Il resolution that in fur
ther appointments of attaches the rule be
that they be chosen from counties not
hitherto represented, and that where a
district represented two or more counties
IL De considered one county, the appoint
ments beginning at the first district
Ruled out OF order on the ground that
1t would property be an amendment to
the rules.
Then the resolutions came thick and
fast.
Davitt offered ono for the appoint
ment OF Sam Bersteln as Porter of the
CIOakroOm.
Dunbar offered one for the appointment
n. q & a
| Brusle offered one for the appointment
OF Miss Ella Bateman as Assistant En-
crossing Clerk.
Bulla offered one for the appointment
OF John Crane as Janitor OF the Cloak
! room.
Hudson offered one for the appointment
OF John kotod as Porter.
LOWS offered one for the appointment
OF Mrs. q. w. Faylor as Assistant En-
rolling Clerk.
| McCarty offered one for the appoint
ment OF W. e. Lovejoy as Porter and
Messenger to the San Francisco delega-
! ton.
Richards offered one for the appoint
ment OF John McCrane as Assistant } our
nal Clerk.
Tomlin offered one for the appointment
of j. c. kessler as Assistant Clerk
Stansell offered one for the appointment
| OF w. w. Holman as Watchman of the
SLatO Library curing Cne session.
Thomas offered one for the appoint
ment of G. B. Jones as Messenger be-
tween the State Library and the Assem-
bly, room.
Tibbitts offered one for the appoint
ment of l.. Perota as Watchman for the
gallery.
Devine offered one for the appointment
OF MIS-. >. '. David as Assistant Enroll
ing Clerk.
Freeman offered one for the appoint
ment OF s. f. King as Assistant Porter
Johnson offered one for the appoint
ment OF Ames S. Johnston as Second AS
slstant Journal Clerk.
Zocchi offered one for the appointment
OF a. y. Cantor as Page.
Nelson offered che for the aDpointment
OF a. 5. Fisher as Assistant Journal
Clerk.
Thomas offered one for the appoint
meut of a. l.. Ross as Assistant Book
keeper 10 the Sergeant-at-Arms
beIsnaW offered resolution that the
1ufther appointing OF attaches OF the
/ Assembly be confined to the absolute re-
quIrements for the proper and expedi-
tlOus transaction Of its business
The Speaker ruled the resolution out of
order at present.
Butler offered resolution for the ap-
pointment Of a. D. Catlin as Assistant
Clerk.
Holland offered a resolution that in in
Producing bills the roll be called,
Ruled out of order
Laird offered resolution that if mem-
Ders desire more than one copv of the
Journal the state Printer be Instructed TO
lurnIsh them with not more than six
when called for.
The resolution was ruled out of order.
as was another by Laird directing the
Superlntendent OF State Printing to print
foU copies OF the journal in addition TO
those already printed.
Al -'fo P. N, on motion of Laugenour.
the Assembly adjourned till IL a, NJ, to-