The morning call., 1895-01-14

shine out in history as the Car Of the
Legislature, but he has succeeded in
marked degree in yelling his contem plated
plans and actions. San Francisco has
been his home since Friday last. but no
one knows which particular part of the
city. Only Assemblyman Pendleton OF
Los Angeles, who is close friend of the
Speaker. can tell, for he and his family
and Mr.. Lynch and his family all live
together In a Hat on Suffer street. That
is as near as one can get to Mr.. Lynch's
residence, but one of the San Francisco
delegat ton. who is very close TO Mr.. Lynch
and has been consulted some on the dis
tribution OF chairmanships by the Speaker,
says this concerning the committees:
UNLESS something extraordinary should
happen before Mr.. Lynch reaches Sacra-
mento some of the chairman, hips will be
distributed as follows: Committee on
Judiciary, Bulla of Los Angeles; Ways
and Means, Brusie of Sacramento; Cor
porations, PendletOn of Los Angeles; Re-
trenchment Phelps of San Mateo; At
taches. Weyse of Los Angeles; State
Library, Dinkelspiel of San Francisco.
sit is scarcely likely that Sacramento
will he granted more than one chairman
ship-that of Brusie. San Francisco will
have seven Of them when Mr.. Lynch gets
through the list, Alameda will be entirely
'bsrreled' and the remaining chairman
ships will 20 to the Southern counties.
There is certain sympathy between san
Francisco and the southern counties and
consequently an antagonism between these
two and the northern counties, in-
Guiding Sacramento. arising out Of
the fact that San Francisco and the
southern counties by concerted action or
ganized the Assembly and distributed the
patronage. Alameda County will be
sighted, because that county was so un-
wise as to send two candidates for the
Speakership up to fight Mr. Lynch.
Frank Powers will figure largely as the
chairman of the San Francisco delegation
and will probably serve on the Ways and
Means and Judiciary committees. 1t is
scarcely likely that he will be chairman OF
any committee. George E. Dixon. son of
Assemblyman Dixon, will be appointed on
Monday by Powers as the secretary of the
San Francisco delegation.
'This delegation will vote almost as a
unit in the Senatorial fight. and they will
probably vote for the choice of the South
ern counties.
"Dixon of San Francisco will bob up on
Tuesday morning with two bills, one of
which will probably pass without trouble,
that is the one providing that every one
desiring to engage in the business of uu-
dertaking shall pass An examination
before the Board of Health. Dxon's
hi fprr fhn laE
lating to the salary of the Governor
private secretary so that instead of re-
ceiving $4,000 he shall receive $4,000 per
annum. Will cause some commotion. as
Governor Budd's ideas on retrenchment
will be tested thereby.
"The Democratic Assemblymen will not
cover themselves with glory this trip.
for the Republicans will organize. and all
necessary and wise legislation will origi-
nate in the Repu blican camp. a steering
committee. to consist of eleven members,
FIVE from each house. and chairman Sc
lected by these ten, is now talked of, and
this committee will decide whether or not
bill shall be introduced ard voted for by
the Republicans. The attorneyship Of
the State Board of Health. the crea-
ton of which Office has proven un-
wise, will be abolished by bill to be In
troduced by the Republicans. THERE'S no
intention now of allowing the Democrats
any opportunity TO advertise themselves
by the introduction of bills which are
manifestly proper. but all such bills. even
where they touch the pockets or interests
of some good Repu blican, will be brought
forward by the Republicans themselves.
Retrenchment is the order of the dsy-the
standing order, so to speak"
Senator Under of Tulare and Senator
VOORHEES, of Suffer Greek. who came down
to San Francisco Friday evening. re-
turned to Sacramento last evening.
Speaker Lynch is reported also to have
gone to Sacra mentO.