The herald., 1897-01-06
the people of the state of California;

| the people of the state of California;
| therefore, be 1t
Resolved, BY the assembly of the
state of California, the senate concur
ring, that we are unalterably opposed
to any and all extensions of the time for
payment of said debts and also the Pow
ers- Gear bill or any other bill of like nm
port and we hereby instruct our sena-
tors and request our representatives in
congress to oppose by all honorable
means the enactment of amy such meas
ure; and be 1t further
Resolved. That we favor the immedi-
ate collection, on maturity, of said debts,
or in the event the same cannot be col
lected, then we urge the enforcement
of existing laws of the United States con-
cerning the question; and be it further
Resolved. That the governor be re-
quested to Immediately transmit by tel
egraph a copy of these resolutions to our
congressional delegation at Washing
ton.
Caminetti moved to amend by insert
ing the following to precede the last
paragraph of the foregoing:
And be it further resolved that we
petition in behalf of the state of Califor-
MIA for hearing before the respective
committees of congress having jurisdic-
tion of the subject; and the senate and
house of representatives of the United
states are HeIepy luTtHtT pttltlOIeu 10
recommit the measure now under con-
sideration and delay final action thereon
until such hearing can be had.
A substitute was offered by Dryden of
San Diego which was a slight modifica-
ton of Caminetti's resolution of yester-
day Burnett also had a substitute.
Caminetti and Dryden made long
speeches.
Chairman Belshaw of the committee
,i,,nt 4
the resolution in that shape was passed.
ASSEMBLY ATTACHES.
The following resolution providing for
the appointment of attaches to the as
sembly was introduced by Guy and
adopted:
Resolved, That the following named
persons be and they are hereby appoint
ed to and employed for the positions and
at the per diem set opposite their re-
spective names; said per diem to be paid
out of the appropriation for the contin-
gent expenses of the assembly, and the
state controller be authorized and di-
rected to draw his warrants upon the
said fund in favor of the following
named persons for the said per diem,
and the state treasurer is hereby author
lied and directed to pay the same IS po-
sitions: Charles, Orr, H. F. Peart, B. F.
Mckinley, H. D. Pohlnan, assistant
ClerkS, w. :. spencer, MISS M. IL. MAR
tin, James; G. Brooks, Alexander Leslie,
assistant engrossing clerks; George
Keane, Henry c. Jones, John Emerson,
William Levison. assistant enrolling
clerks; Marshall Black, j. NJ. Oliver, A.
j. Brierling, assistant journal clerks;
Robert Nixon, jr., f. w. Harris, assist
ant minute clerks; A. !. Rutland, bill
clerk; William Ryan, file clerk; Miss
Georgette Goodhue, history clerk; l.
Erb. clerk to sergeant-at-arms Robert
Corlett. assistant clerk to sergeant-at-
arms; H. S. Adney, doorkeeper.
Five dollar positions: Leonard S.Levy,
bill filler; Levi Coombs, mail carrier.
Four dollar positions: NJ. Estudillo, c.
D. Woods, j. a. Field, assistant bill
clerks; James Casey, a. II. Brannan, j.
+. Robinson, James Costello, assistant
file clerks; c. f. Clark, folding clerk;
Samuel Garrett. clerk governors mes
sages; w. r. Hall, messenger to state
printer; II. A. Downer, usher, a. Don
nelly, assistant usher; William Grimsell,
assistant doorkeeper; w. s. Reyner, E
West, w. H. Evans. j. d. Brewer, gate
keepers; John Kofod, ]. b. Nichols, R.
f. Eddy, watchmen; John Niemore, L.
Hoffer, watchmen to gallery; Harry
Johnson, janitor to coat room; Charles
Case, ]. L. Gross, G.. f. Hill, NJ. Nc
Cloud, porters; George Lilly, porter to
gallery; Turner Berry, D. l.. Knowles,
elevator boys.