The record-union., 1895-01-17
ASSEMBLY,.

The roll was called and quorum found
present
Prayer by Chaplain Summers.
On motion of Mckelvey the reading of
the journal was dispensed with.
RULES ADOPTED.
The special order-the consideration of
the report of the Committee on Rules
was taken up and Pendleton, in accord
ance with notice given the previous day,
moved the reconsideration of BRUSHES
| amendment to Rule Z, giving mem bers
right 10 have original bills retained on
file. The ayes and noes were called for,
and the motion prevailed by vote OF 49
ayes to q noes.
| The question then being upon BRUSHES
amendment, it was lost.
Alter slight amendment by Reid Sec
ton was adopted as amended.
| The rules up to Section a were read
| and adopted separately, when Powers of
San Francisco moved that as the remain
ing rules were identical with those of last
session, they be adopted without reading
! Carried.
On motion of Guy of San Diego the
rules were adopted as whole.
RESOLUTIONS.
Resolutions were introduced and dis
posed of as follows:
By Dinkelspel-That the names of
members be placed in a box. and that
| they be allowed 10 Introduce bills in the
order IN which their names were drawn.
Adopted.
Recommending the adoption of the
substitute TO the resolution for the ap-
| pointment of committee to segregate
the Governors message. Adopted.
Allowing the Chairmen of all the COM
mittees except the Judiciary and Ways
| and Means Committee to appoint a clerk
! those Tn ha n1o
| each, and the San Francisco delegation
and Democratic minority in the House
be each allowed to appoint clerk
By Phelps-Opposed to allowing clerks
| to all the com mittees, as he did not think
| all committees needed them and economy
should be preserved.
Laugenour offered an amendment speci-
| flying the committees to be allowed
clerks, which was lost.
Reid offered an amendment proyidino
that each committee which by a majority
vote asks for clerk shall be allowed
one. Lost.
The original resolution was then
adopted.
By Dinkelspiel-Authoriz the Sec
retary of State to furnish the Assembly
with eighty-tive copies OF the index to
| the codes.
Bulla said that San Francisco firm
had all the copies Of the index and would
|
! the State 81 for.
He offered as a substitute that the State
| librarian be authorized to furnish each
member of the Judiciary Committee with
a copy of the index, to be receipted for.
| Adopted.
By Cutter-Empowering the Sergeant
alarms to purchase necessary furniture
| for the committee rooms. Adopted,
By elspiel-Directing the State
Printer to print LOCO copies of the rules
for the use OF members. Adopted.
By Thomas-For the appointment of
| W. c. Guirey as Assistant Clerk. Re-
ferred to Committee on Attaches.
By Swisler-That the Controller begin-
structed to draw his warrant for S243, TO
pay for eighty-one copies of Henning's
Codes, according to resolution OF Janu-
ary 9th. Adopted.
By Bulla-That S25 be placed to the
credit of each member, and that all sup
plies drawn from the Secretary of State
| be charged against it. Adopted.
By Dodge-That the Sergeant-at-Arms
| be instructed by the Speaker not to an
nOunce any message from the Senate
while a member of the House was upon
the floor. Adopted.
By Laird-AuthoriZing the Committees
on Ways and Means and Judiciary to
make a requisition on the Secretary of
State for S25 worth each of supplies. and
the other committees $40 each. Adopted.
By Holland-That as j. 3. Sanford
had only been allowed 81 mileage. when
| he was entitled to S45 0S, the Controller
be directed to draw warrant in his favor
for the balance. Referred to the Com
mlttee on Mileage.
By Dunbar-For a balance of SlI on his
own mileage. Referred to the Committee
on Mileage.
By Pendleton-That the Controller be
| instructed to draw warrant on the con-
! ii f1n in 70, DF
! Chief Clerk for SO, for the purchase of
| rubber stamps aud stencils for use at the
| desk. Adopted.
By McKelvey-That as Bledsoe had
stated that liquor had been sold in the
well, according to positive Information in
his possession, and if SO, as it was blot
on the fair name of the State and of the
State officer in charge of the building.
| that the Chair appoint a committee of
! five, with power to send for persons and
papers, and require Bledsoe to produce
his testimony. Laid over one day under
the rules.
BY Notwithstanding the State Printer
! to print each day $50 additional copies of
! the journal. Laid over one day.
BY Laugenour-That the Committee
on Rules hold joint conference with the
! Senate Committee on Rules to formulate
joint rules for the government OF Joint
sessions of the houses. Laid over for one
| day.
By Bulla-That the Assembly Post
mistress keep her office open from 9 A. NJ.
| till p. NJ. on week days and at 10 A. NJ,
and P. NJ. on Sundays. Referred to
| Committee on Attaches.
BY Guy-That the State Printer be in
structed to print ! 200 copies of the Gov
ernor's inaugural address. Laid over
one day.
MORE ATTACHES.
Then came a number of resolutions for
appointment of attaches, which were re-
| ferred to the Committee on Attaches, as
| follows:
By Hatfield-W. R. Hall for Night
! Watchman.
By Guy-Mrs. Carrie Murray for AS
slstant Journal Clerk.
| By Dale-Charles F. Main for AS
| sistant Sergeant-at-Arms.
BY McKelvey (by request)-James p.
! Devine for Sergeant-at-Arms to the Conn
mittee on Judiciary.
By Staley-W. Z. Thomas for Assistant
| Minute Clerk.
| By North-Miss Annie Holthauser for
Assistant Minute Clerk.
BY Gay-M. f. Dillon for Assistant
Minute Clerk.
By Davitt-Ed. J. Smith for Assistant
Clerk to History Clerk.
ON motion of Wade, at 1915 p. M. the
Assembly took recess tiIl2P NJ.
| Afternoon Session.
The Assembly was callad to ordor Of o