The record-union., 1895-01-10
Afternoon Session.

Afternoon Session.
The Senate reassembled at P. NJ.
Lleutenant-Governor Reddick said:
Inc Chair invites the army OF attaches
appointed TO serve IN the Senate to
marshal themselves at the Clerks desk
10 be sworn in preparatory to feeding
themselves at the public crib"
The attaches were ''sworn in" accord
ingly.
MESSAGE ORDERED PRINTED.
The Governors message was then
taken up and the title read. A motion
by Senator Ford, that the message be
sent TO the State Printer and that thou
sand copies be printed for distribution,
prevailed.
Senator Bert introduced a resolution
that committee of seven be appointed
to segregate the Governors message. that
its separate portions might be sub-headed
and referred 20 the proper committees;
the committee to be appointed by the
Chair. The resolution was adopted.
GUBERNAToRIAL APPOINTMENTS.
A message from the Governor sending
in a number of appointments, subject to
the confirmation OF the Senate, was re-
ceived and read, and upon a notion by
Senator VOORHEES, the Senate proceeded to
examine and confirm such appointments.
No objection was made to any OF the cam
didates and all were confirmed. They
are as follows:
II. l.. Haynes and Andrew Miller of
Los Angeles, Trustees of the Whittier
Reform School, vice E. L. Shorn and l..
! a. Gibson, resigned.
f. e, Dornheld, Pilot of the Harbor Of
! Santa Monica.
w. w. Stuart of Los Angeles, men,
ber of the Board of State Harbor Com
missiOners for Los Angeles, vice G. w.
| Pauley, resigned.
| Andrew }. Rahlston of Alameda, Di-
| rector of the Deaf and Dumb and Blind
| Asylum of Oakland, vice George b.
! Perkins, resigned.
Joseph Stetfens of Sacramento, Director
Of the Insane Asylum at Stockton, vice
! Q. Harvey, deceased.
Forrest 5. Chadbourn, State Board OF
| HarDor Commissioners OF San Francisco,
vice W. ID. Brown, term expired.
w. +. Knox, Jr., Trustee of State
Burial Grounds, vice w. L. Knox, de-
| ceased.
O. 2. Oyerton of Sonoma County, Di-
| rector Of the Home for Predetermined
! Children, vice w. S. Wood, resigned.
W. c. Patterson Of Los Angeles. Trus-
tee Of the Whittier Reform School, vice
j.. NJ. Elliott. resigned.
John Dillingham; of San Diego County,
| Port Warden for the port of San Diego,
succeeding himself.
1lOD6II IA L ODDG Cl SOllOuld Y,
Director Of the Garfield Home for Feeble
minded Children.
A communication from the Assem- bly,
was read, naming the attaches who had
been appointed for that body.
CONCURRENT RESOLUTIONS.
y concurrent resolution was received
from the Assem- bly,, providing for open
ing and counting the vote for Governor
and Lleutenant-Goyernor at z. NJ. to-
day. UDOn motion of Senator Orr, Sec
Onded by Senator VOORHEES,, the Senate
concurred in the resolution by uuani-
NOUS vote, and 1t was SO ordered
Assembly Concurrent Resolution No
,, providing that committee OF three be
appointed Lo confer with Governor elect
budd uDOn his coming Inauguration, was
received and read. The Senate concur
ring,sthe President appointed as such
committee, Senators Langford, Orr and
Beard.
COMMITTEES APPOINTED.
As a committee to prepare the Gov
ernor's message for subheading and ref
erence. the President appointed Senators
Bert, Earl, Andrews, Hart, Seawell,
Ges1ord and McA AIlister.
Senator Orr moved the appointment OF
4 temporary committee OF three on Mile
age and Contingent Expenses. The mo-
ton prevailed, and the President ap-
pointed as such committee Senators Orr,
MahOney and Dunn.
at $40 P. NJ. the Senate adjourned, to
meet at II o'clock to-day.