The record-union., 1895-01-11
Prayer by the Chanlain.

quested to draw his warrant for mileage
and salaries OF those belonging to the
last session who had assisted at the
organization of the present Assembly;
also that Chief Clerk George K. Peck
nam and Minute Clerk Isador Alexander
be retained for an additional week. 1t
also specified mileage and salaries for the
present members OF the Assembly.
The report was adopted.
PLENTY OF MONEY.
a message was received from the Con-
trOIIer In response to the request of the
Assembly, stating that the amount of the
Assembly contingent fund was $4,000.
THE GOVERNORS MESSAGE.
y resolution was offered by Bula for
the appointment of committee OF seven,
TO which should be referred the Gov
ernor's message, with instructions to
segregate and refer the many subjects
discussed in it to the appropriate stand
ing committees, with whatever instruc-
uons as to the manner OF investigating
sucn SUBJECTS as III its judgment Is proper.
THE INAUGURATION.
Dinkelspiel offered resolution that the
inauguration of Governor elect Budd
take place on Friday, at II NJ, which was
adopted.
STATE COMMISSIONS.
Bledsoe moved the appointment of a
committee of seven, with power to send
for persons and papers, TO ascertain and
report by January 18th what State boards
and institutions can be abolished or con-
sciidated in the interests OF economy. The
Chair requested him to reduce it TO writ
ing and send it to the Clerk.
AN AVALANCHE OF RESOLUTIONS.
A perfect storm of resolutions struck
the Clerks desk, coming faster than they
could be read. They were as follows:
By Davitt-That Thomas Hoskins be
appointed Watchman OF the Gallery.
BY Thomas-That Paul Quick be ap-
pointed Assistant Bill Clerk and William
Getty Doorkeeper to the Gallery.
BY Huber-Uhat j. j. Flanagan be ap-
pointed Messenger to the Sergeant-at-
Arms, and that Mrs. Robert Elliott be
appointed Mail Clerk to the Postmistress.
By Bettman-Mrs. c. H. Boyden for
Assistant journal Clerk.
By Osborn-A. \. Judd for Assistant
Bill Clerk.
BY Guy-Miss Z. A. Kelley for Assist
ant Enrolling Clerk.
BY Hall-George NJ. Dyson for Assist
ant Clerk!
By Dixon-J. B. Horton tor Assistant
Engrossing Clerk and John Hines for
Gallery Porter.
By Richards-W. II. Bortle for Porter
OF the Judiciary Committee.
By Bassford-D. G. Holt for Assistant
Chief Clerk.
BY Lewis-Howard Thomas for Page
and Mrs. Garner for Assistant File Clerk.
By Dinkelspiel-A. Kane for Porter of
Gallery.
by Pendleton-Miss Amy O'NeiI for
Assistant File Clerk.
By Llewellyn-N. y. Cummings for AS
sistant Enrolling Clerk.
by Swisler-Charles F. Irish for AS
81 tor RAnt l. an, a Il f,,.
Assistant Enrolling Clerk.
by BoOthby-J. ii. Williams for Com
mittee-room Porter.
BY Ro vell-J. c. Williams for Assist
ant EI-u- Jerk.
by BpotuDy-Miss L. Rothschild for
Folding and Mailing Clerk. and Henry
Follers lor Registry Clerk.
Dy blukelspiel-Joh Robin for Por-
ter ~ .Ae Sergeant-at-A Arms.
by Mckelvey-Lee Fairchild for AS
sistant Enrolling Clerk.
by Merrill-T. j. Murray for Assistant
Enrolling Clerk.
BY Buffers. II. Calderwood for As
sistant File Clerk, and c. 7. Jones Tor
Assistant journal Clerk
BY helsey-L. Zimmerman for Watch
man.
BY Meads-AIiss Ella Wade for Assist
ant File Clerk.
BY Brusie-That the Sergeant-at-Arms
be authorized to employ a page in his
office.
BY Langenour-E.S S. Jacobs for Watch
man.
BY Tomlin-J. D. Cumming for Assist
ant journal Clerk.
by henyon-Miss Lizzie Avery for
Mailing and Folding Clerk.
By DiXon-F. \. Elliott for Assistant
Engrossng Clerk.
The resolutions were all referred to the
committee on Attaches and Employees.
MOTION OR RESOLUTION.
During the storm OF resolutions Bled-
soc asked recognition 1or the motion
winch he had written and sent to the
desk. The Speaker said that no motion
In writing could be sent TO the desk; that
when reduced to writing it became a res
olutlon, but that it could be read and he
would Dass on it afterwards. Bledsoe in
sisted that 1t was motion. The Speak Ell
held to his opinion and referred il TO tie
Committee on Retrenchment.
STATIONERY AND SUPPLIES,
y resolution by Kenyon, providing that
each member be entitled TO SO from the
contingent fund placed to his credit and
have supplies drawn by MIN from the
Secretary OF State charged against it, was
referred to the Committee on Public Ex-
pendltureS.
y resolution by North, providing that
each member OF the Assembly be fnr-
nlshed by the Secretary OF State with a
set OF the latest pocket edition of the
codes, was referred to the Committee OF
Public Expenditures.
NAvIGABLE STREAMS.
Waymlre offered a resolution request
ing the United States Senators and Rem
resentatives from this Stale to use every
means in their power to secure an appro-
prIatlon OF SlOO,O to be used in maxine
the Sacramento River navigable as far AZ
Red Bluu, and an equal sum to render
the San Joaquin navigable as far as
HIPS Ferry. Ii was referred to the Conn
mIttee on Navigation.
THE FIRST BILL sIDE-TRACKED,
Brusie stated that he had offered AS
sembly Bill No. l under the Impression
that there was no money in the contin-
gent fund. AS he had since ascertained
that there is $4,000, he moved that the
third reading of the bill be postponed till
its passage became necessary The mo-
tion was carried.
MEMORY OF LELAND STANFORD.
Thomas offered the following resoiu-
ton, which was unanimously adopted Inv
rising vote:
WHEREAS, Since the last MEETING of
this Legislature our State and Nation
have experienced deep loss in the death
" H'N 0Hh1OA ILeianu stan
ford; and whereas. we desire to paw a
! tribute Of repect 10 the memory OF that
! honored statesman and phiIanthropist.
therefore, be it
| ReSOLUed, That when this Assembly ad-
journs it does so out OF respect to the
! memory OF Leland Stanford; and be il
/ further
/ ReSoJUed, That these resolutions be
/ spread upon the journal of the Assembly,
SENATE MESSAGES.
! A message was received from the Sen.
! ate announcing that the Senate concurred
| in Assembly Concurrent Resolution No