The record-union., 1897-01-08

alarms to Judiciary Committee, c. H.
Crocker, SO; Sergeant alarms to Com
mittee ON Elections, E. A. Tibbets.
so; Messenger to Committee on County
and County Government, r. O'Connor,
80; Messenger to Committee on Mill
t3ry Affairs. Don j. Shields, So: AS
sistant Clerk to Committee on Corpora
tionS, II. H. Harlow, 50: Assistant
Clerk to Committee on Education and
Pubic Morals, T. A. Blakely. So. The
per diem of each to be paid out of the
fund provided for the contingent ex-
penses of the Senate in the same man
ner in which the statutory officers of
| the Senate are paid
| COMMITTEE REPORT.
| The temporary Committee on At
tacfes and Mileage, consisting of SEN
ators Holloway. Bulla and Henderson,
handed in their report, accompanied by
resolution providing for its adoption.
The report recommended that mileage
be allowed attaches as follows:
| William T. Jeter. Lieutenant Gov
ernor, 40 miles, Sal; Frank J. Bran
eon, Secretary of the Senate, 2o6 miles,
| S25 90; L. F. Blackburn, Sergeant-a
Arms, 1S2 miles, SIS 20; r. Shaw, AS
Isistant Secretary statutory, 346 miles,
S34 80; E. J. Ensign, Assistant Secre-
tary statutory, 566 miles, S113 20;
e. F. Mitchell, Minute Clerk, 33S miles,
S3S SO; Mrs. Kitty McHue, Postmis-
tress, 132 miles, SIS 90 Total, 1884 go.
| Allowance for Senators: Androus, 513
miles, $102 60; Aram, 20 miles, S4
Beard, 116 miles, S23 20; Bert, 81 miles,
SIG so; Boyce, 396 miles, S73 80; Bulla,
AIS miles, $50 60; Bramhart 81 miles.
SIG so; Chapman, 70 miles, So; Dick
inscn, SO miles, $40 20; Doty, Is miles.
So; Dwyer, 81 miles, $40 so; Denison.
81 miles, SIS 20; Feeney, S4 miles,
SIG 20; Franck, 132 miles, S26 40; Flint.
$50 miles, S33 60; GHllett, 312 miles,
So 40; Gleaves, 1T miles, $50 40; Hol-
loway, 49, miles $36 40; Henderson,
81 miles, SIG so; Hall, "a miles, SIG so;
Jores, 1876 miles, 500 20; LaRue, II
miles, $14 20; Luchsinger, 81 miles,
ST. 20; Langford, 5S miles $11 60:
Under, 224 miles, S44 so; Mahoney, S4
miles, SIG So Morehouse, 125 miles,
$50 60; Prisk, 81 miles S13 40; Pedlar,
1863 miles, S33 80; Shdppee, 50 miles,
SIT so; Seawell, 209 miles, SAL SO;
Shine, 100 miles, $40: Stratton, 81 miles
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son, 4SS miles, S97 60; Toner. 81 miles,
SIG 80; Trout, 220 miles, S44; Voor-
hies, 80 miles, S11 so; Wolfe. S4 miles,
SIG so, and Wilmington, 604 miles,
S120 so. Total, 81 ,342 so. The resolu-
| tion accompanying the report was
adopted.
The joint anti-funding resolution
which had been transmitted to the
Serate from the Assembly, was taken
up and adopted without argument
OTHER RESOLUTIONS.
/ A resolution by Stratton of Alameda
providing that the Controller be di-
rected to deliver to the Sergeant at
Arms of the Senate, or his bookkeeper
all warrants of attaches OF the body
taking a receipt therefor, was adopted
| A resolution offered by Bulla of Los
Angeles, providing that the Sergeant
alarms be instructed to receipt for
and distribute the forty five copies OF
| Henning's California Constitution and
Code, recently provided for by resolu-
'tion for use of the Senators, was adopt
| ed.
| Androus of Los Angeles offered reso- =
lutions of respect to the memory of the
| late Lieutenant-Gover Spencer c..
Millard, eulogizing the acts of the de-
ceased in both public and private life.
| Rulla of Los Angeles added his trib-
ute in few well-chosen words, and
the resolution was adopted by rising
vote. The resolution provided that
when the Senate adjourn it do so in
respect to the late Lieutenant Gov
ernor An engrossed copy was ordered
sent to the family of the deceased.
The President appointed Senators
Pedlar, Bulla, Seawell, Prfsk and
Wolfe a committee to segregate the
Governors message. and at 11:3O
O'Clock a. M, ON motion of Androus, the
Senate adjourned to 10 o'clock this
morning.