The record-union., 1899-01-12

one page to Speaker, six pages, three
Gatekeepers, one DoOrkeeper, one
Gallery Doorkeeper. one messenger 70
printer, one History Clerk, one Blu
Clerk, two Assistant Bill Clerks, thirty
Committee Clerks (to be assigned TO
committees actually requiring the use
of a clerk), six skilled stenographers
(who shall be typewriters and who shall
be at the service Of the Assembly, It's
members and it's committees, and I'M
der the supervision of the Clerk, i've
Porters, three Watchmen, one Engineer.
one Electrician, one elevator attendant
and such other employees as the Speak
er may appoint with the consent OF tue
Assembly
Section 3. Section 26S of the Political
Code is hereby amended so as to read
26S. There shall be paid to the oi1i-
GERS and employees of the Senate the
following salaries: To the Secretary
So per day; to the Assistant Secretaries,
Sergeant at Arms, Minute Clerk, AS
sistant Minute Clerks, Journal Clerk,
Engrossing and Enrolling Clerk, and
History Clerk, each So per day; to AS
sistant Sergeant-at-Arm Bookkeepef
Clerks, Assistant Engrossing and En-
rolling Clerks, each So per day; 10 the
Chaplain, 81 per day; to the stenogra-
pliers, each Sc per day; to the Bill
Clerks, Committee Clerks excepting
that one Clerk of the Judiciary Com
mittee and one Clerk Of the Finance
Committed shall receive each $6 per
day; Postmaster, Assistant Postmaster,
ID oI, 81 6qV. n the
Mail Carrier. Gatekeepers, Doorkeep-
ers. Messenger to the printer, each S3
per day; to each Page, $3.50 per day,
There shall be paid to the officers and
employees of the Assembly the follow
ing salaries: To the Clerk, So per day;
to the Assistant Clerks, Sergeant-at-
Arms, one Minute Clerk, Assistant
Minute Clerks. Journal Clerk, Engross-
ing and Enrolling Clerk, File CiefR'
and History Clerk, each Sc per day;
to the Assistant Sergeant-at-A Arms,
Bookkeeper to the Sergeant-at-Arms,
Clerk to the Sergeant alarms, ASSIST
ant Journal Clerks, Assistant Engross-
ing and Enrolling Clerks, each 80 per
day. to the stenogra piers, each 80 per
day: to the Committee Clerks Except
that one Clerk of the Ways and Means
ttO1lmllIGG anu Oilc olCl n u tAAS ~ ~A>'A
ciary Committed, shall each receive st
per day; Bill Clerks, Postmaster, AS
sistant Postmaster, bill filers, Engineer
and Electrician, each 81 per day; TO
the Mail Carrier, Committee Messen-
gers. Gatekeepers, Messenger to the
PRINTER Porters, Watchmen and Mes
sengers for the Ways and Means and
judiciary Committees, and elevator
attendant, each So per day; to each
page. $3.50 per day.
Section A. This Act shall take effect
Immediately.
The bill was referred to the Commit
tee on Attaches, Contingent Expenses
and Mileage, and will probably be re-
ported back to-day.
MORE BILLS.
New bills were introduced out OF or
der as follows:
Gillette-Relating to the salaries OF
members of the Board of Harbor Com
missioners Commerce and Navigation.
Boyce-Relating to the power Of
guardians. Judiciary.
Boyce-Relating to the powers OF
Judges and guardians. Judiciary.
Taylor-Relating to the sale of ciga-
rettes. and requiring license and fix
ing a license tax therefor. Education
and Public Morals.
Boggs-Appropriating $4,000 for the
construction at Folsom Prison of an
additional building for insane convicts
and criminals. Prisons and Prison
Buildings.
notwithstanding the manner of To-
eating mining claims. Mines and Min
ing.
INAUGURAL CEREMONIES.
Chairman Dickinson of the special
committee on inaugural ceremonies
made a partial report to the effect that
the committee had approved bills sent
in aggregating 1919, while others ag-
gregating about $40 We're still under
consideration. The committee believed
that x1,2OS95 would settle all bills
emanating from the Inauguration cere-
monies. The report of the committee
was approved.
Senator Dickinson said that many or
the laborers employed by the committee
We're in need of their wages, and ne
accordingly offered a resolution provio-
ing that the Inaugural Ceremonies
Committee be authorized to draw on
the account of the resolution providing
for the expenditure $500. The resolu-
ton was adopted.
MORE CLERKS.
Senator Cutter, Secretary of the Re-
publican caucus, offered a resolution
appointing Louis Proda, Pacific N.
Trout and Edward ]. McManimon COM
mittee clerks Referred to the Commit
tee on Attaches.
A LITTLE BREEZE.
The Committee on Attaches, Contin-
gent Expenses and Mileage handed in
q report recommending the purchase OF
forty-five copies Of Henning's ammo
tated County Government Act as pass
ed by the Legislature Of 1897.
Senator Smith vigorously attacked
the report, asserting that the purchase
of the books was waste of money. and
that If it were adopted the doors would
be thrown open for the purchase for
each member of law library.
Senator Simpson spoke in favor of the
adoption of the resolution accompany
ing the report and maintained that the
books would be invaluable for purpose
of reference.
Senator Davis walked into the reso-
luton rough shod. He held up a copy
of the statutes OIL 1901 lying On HIS
desk, forty-fve copies of which had al
ready been purchased for the use of
the Senator's, and called attention to
the fact that in it was to be found the
full text of the County Government Act
as passed by the Legislature Of 1897.
He explained that the word 'annotat-
ed' meant that any action taken by
the Supreme Court on any section was