The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-01-06
LAWMAKERS HERE
They Will Leave for the
Capital To-Day.
SENATE COMMITTEE LIST.
1t Will Be Read as Selected by
Willard.
CITY APPoINTEEs.
County Clerk and Sheriff Announce
the Names of Their Deputies.
Another Recount Wanted.

men with gripsacks and an air OF expect
ancv, From Southern California, from
the San Joaquin Valley, from the north
and the south coast counties, they came 10
town. Among the faces Of these visitors
were several familiar in the Palace Hotel
corridors. though not few were strange.
And vet it made little difference. for they
each.and every one lighted up with smiles
ON meeting. Then the grouDs settled
around tables in the grand courtyard OF
gathered in the Office. And the burden of
their conversation was laws and politics.
These men were the Senators aud As
semblymen en- route 10 Sacramento. They
remained here over night, and with very
few exceptions will go up to the capital
city BY the first train to-day.
No expression of opinion regarding
contest for Governor could be got from
them. as they had not made up their minds
further than as a general proposition if
E,tec is en,itle 70 the gubernatOrial chair
thr ugh a,major tv of votes justice should
5p done him in the Legislature.
Democratic politicians claim to have no
fears over the proposed contest. They
ma in ain that such a proceeding cannot be
made legally or in harmony with the
spirit of the constitution, inasmucb as, &C
ccrding to their view, il is only taking ac-
ZION on thing That is mast. Said mem
Der of the Democratic State Central Com
mittee- tom 2 {: Il can't see how It may
be done. Y gu can't make law retroactive,
but hat : lust what The Republican COM
mittep proposes tono. The proposition IS,
as Understand it. to make la" affecting
f. 2 recent count of votes for Governor
N,iw that is simply endeavoring to make
law retroactive"
IJeutenant-GovernOr Willard cannot be
present at the opening Of the Senate, be-
ing still quite 81 with pneumonia. But
his absence will make Tile difference,
however, 20 far as appointment of COM
mittees j. concerned. The Senate will he
duly organizad, and then President pro
TEN. will be CHOSEN.
Mr. MIlard, however, has already Sc
lectnd his committees, and now, because
illness prohibits him from being there in
person to announce the names of those
whom he wishes 10 appoint on various
Senatorial committees, the temporary
President will d. no more than read his
list before the Senate.
The Lieutenant-G yeruOI'S wishes it is
understood will in this manner be re-
spected out o. courtesy himself and the
urerogatves of his position. So the Sena-
tors do not regard the situation with any
sYecia1 significance.
: Charles. F. Curry, County Clerk elect,
reached 4 fuaE dec son Yesterday as to the
Deputy County Clerks he would appoint.
Has tatpd n0sitiVply that his chief deputy
arr as follows Chris bunker. George
Lee, Charles 81. FADeher, j. Donovan.
Charles Cnrey, T. Prendergast, jim Null
cihy. W. K. Curry. John Duff, John He'll
mann, Richard Weich. c. Brown, Fred
Rothganger, William Nicholas. E. North
II I - ptr-
Ton, Joe Goddard, b. Dunlap, G. Morris,
II. Angelo, f. Vaughn, Oscar Iolle, P.
.Il9nnaD. Ed Athidge. James McElrey,
Beb Fitzgerald, George Convey, Gregory V.
Naiaro, II. Jones. Oscar Lewis, NJ. II.
Barry, Ell Danfurth and Al Evans.
Henry Morris is.tO take tie desk now
occupied by w. j. Henry. The others
fioJis are Tim Sullivan. William Deane,
Ambrose Watson. James DAILY, Barney
DGpghertv. | addition to these Mr..
Curry has ten cOpyists and about len
QtEer deputies to a0pint
=. County CLERK Haley's men picked up
Courage Yesterday in the pleasing pros
piects held out for them by the gains in
positive they will remain in office for two
yaafs more, WI h possibly brief spell OF
WTaneSs pend ng the result of the contest
begun yesterday.
d. Sherlsf-elect Richard L. Whelan has an
u ounced his appointments. The attorneys
for the Sheriff are Reddy, Campbell d
MetSon His undeT-Sheriff il William
.Clarl2. ptobrietOr of the Hayes Valley Adj
vertfser John.G. Fitzgerald becomes his
book keeper and Walter MaIloy the COM
Prentice NJ Clarkson has been selected
as superintendent of Branch Jail 2. He
was formerly: connected with the San
Z "A
Dennis Boyle becomes superintendent of
Branch Jail 3; w. j. B. Mackay, secretary
of tue Sailor Union and editor of the
Seamen's Coast journal, has been chosen
as bookkeeper at the County Jail.
Under the head of deputies are included
the various other appOintees who will be
assigned 10 office duty.Or outside work.
They are as nearly as completed as fol-
lows:
Veer, Jessie A. Galland. R. W. O'Connor w
J.. Shean, j. f. Rock. w. Z. Harrington, q. Il.
AcE erson; W. H. Bylngton, j. w. Tracy. N. J.
Sullivan, 1. Apple. j. E. Frances, j. f. Finn.
Thomas Martin, d. j. Wagner, Peter j. Curtis,
Martin Hughes. f. w. Callaghan. Ed C. Har-
rine,onI W. OrteIly. ]. a. Coyle, E. Reilly,
Dunn, q. X. Code, j. j. Mcdonald, Ike ROsen-
Donnelly, P. Harrington, ". \. W. Common. j.
Joyce, James J. Murphy q. McGinn, W. VIM
tnr0p, Ed Harrahan. l.. VI. Manner, w Brown
lie, j. =. Curley, J. T. Usher, w. OShangh-
messy. S. Shear. 7. j. Creegan, j. II. Kennedy,
J..J. Deegan, j. p. Hayes, John Crane. j. Car
roll, q. Godfrey, William Condor, T. f. Glib
ney.
The following committees have been APP
pointed by the Board of FreeholGers:
. Boundary and division into ward. in
Guiding rights and liabilities of the exist
ing munlcipality-Gust ave II. Umbsen,
Jerome A. Anderson, w. B. Bourn.
The Legislative Department, it, powers
and mode of proeedure-I. j. Truman,
Colin NJ. Boyd, Stewart Menzies.
Finance. Revenue and Taxation-Colin
M. Boyd, 1. J. Truman. |. w. Hellman.
The Executive Department, including
the duties of the municipal officers there
MenZies, GustaVe Ii. Umbsen,
Louis Sloss Jf.
Department of Public Works, including
streets. squares and parks. and the regula-
ton of harbOr and wharves-Irving NJ.
Scott. Louis Sloss Jr., Stewart Menzies.
The judicial Department, including the
duties of officers connected with the ad-
ministration of law-Henry NJ. Clement,
W. f. Gibson, GeorEe i. Marye Jr.
Public Schools and Llbraries-W: f. Glib
son. Jerome A. Anderson. j. }. 0Brien.
Public Institutions OF Charity and Cor
B. Bourn. Gustave Ii. Umb-
sen. ]. w. Hellman.