The record-union., 1895-01-18
ASSEMBLY,.

At $3.50 A. NJ. the Assembly was called to
order, Speaker Lynch presiding.
Roll called and quorum found present.
Prayer by the Chaplain, Rev. 0. Sum-
mers.
On motion of Dodge. the reading of the
journals was dispensed with.
ATTACHES RECOMMENDED.
The Committee on Attaches and EN-
ployes reported that in it's action it had
endeavored to distribute the appoint
ments as equally over the State as possi-
bic, and to serve the interests of economy
as we'll as possible.
The appointments recommended were
as follows: G.. W. Lewis. Assistant
Sergeant-at-Arms; J. D. Frederick,
Clerk to ergeant-at-Arms; A. O..
Jones, j. Brooks and Grant Towle,
Assistant Clerks; 7. McElhainey Bill
Clerk; A. s. Fischer, Assistant Jour
nal Clerk; Florence Jones, Assistant En-
rolling Clerk; J. Cramer, Janitor of Coat
room; h. ID. Hawkins, Assistant Bill
Clerk; Amy O'Neil, Assistant Enrolling
Clerk; w. II. Dillinger, Watchman; j.
3. Horton; Assistant Engrossing Clerk
d. Williams, Bill Clerk; George Hatton,
Assistant Engrossing Clerk: Miss c. II.
Boyden, Assistant Journal Clerk; S. 7.
King, additional Porter; George E.
Schillig, Assistant Minute Clerk; Thos.
Hoskins, Watchman of Gallery; V. S.
Tomblin, Assistant Clerk to Sergeant-at-
Arms; L. f. Mahoney, Doorkeeper of
Gallery; S. Raphael, Assistant File
Clerk; X. BlakesIon, Porter OF Gallery;
Lee Fairchild, Assistant Enrolling Clerk;
j. G. Williams, Assistant File Clerk;
Walter Howard, Page to Sergaant-at-
Arms; Charles Barron, File Clerk; Liz
zie w. Avery, Folding Clerk; Ella Bate
man, Assistant Engrossing Clerk; q. T.
Vandevsr, Assistant History Clerk; Jas.
Devine. Assistant Sergeant alarms; A.
a. Friediander, Assistant Bill Clerk; W.
w. Colin, Watchman to State Library;
John e. Kofod, Porter to Sergeant-at-
Arms; II. G. Thomas, Assistant File
Clerk; l.. Corroda, Watchman OF Gallery;
Mrs. Y. A. Cummings. Assistant En-
crossing Clerk; d. j. Holt, Assistant
Clerk at Desk.
Dixon moved that the report be adopted.
Dodge moved that consideration OF the
report be postponed till to-day.
Price moved to amend by affixing the
locality from which the appointees come
to their names. Dodge accepted the
amendment.
The ayes and noes were called for and
the motion was carried by vote of 46
ayes to 81 noes.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Bills were introduced and referred to
committees as follows:
By helps-Appropriating SS31 % to
pay moneys advanced to the State
Forestry Stations by the University of
California.
Appropriating Sl,545 to pay the de-
ficiency in the appropriation for the State
Forestry Stations.-Ways and Means.
By Bledsoe-To regulate the rate of in
| terest in this sState.-Judiciary.
Regulating the hours of labor in saw
mills, etc.-Labor and Capital.
By Ewing-Providing for the incor-
poration, operation and management of
cooperative associations. Labor and
Capital.
Repeating Sections 1897, 1898. 1899, 1900,
1901 and 1902 OF the Political Code, relat-
ing to the State militia.
Repeating Section 1862 of Political
Code relating to revenue and taxation.-
Judiciary.
To provide for holding a Joint primary
election for all political parties. ELECTION
Laws.
By Fsssett-Requiring trustees of
every School District to provide United
States Tag, pole and halyards and have