The San Francisco call., 1905-03-11
CLOSING SCENES
ARE MARKED BY
GOODFELLOWSHIP
Gifts Presented to Officers
in Both the Assembly
and the Senate.
SbarbOrO's Name Turned Down

service that had been so kindly given
him President Anderson was also
presented with a chair and couch.
Senator Shortridge, on behalf of his
colleagues, presented Senator Wolfe
with q handsome cut glass punch SER
vice. Senator Wolfe said that no honor
had come in his life that had been SO
appreciated by him as when he was
called to serve the Senate as it's Dresi-
dent pro TEN.
Senator Selvage, on behalf of the Ju-
dietary Committee, presented to Sena-
tor Lukens beautifully wrought cup
Of huge proportions.
MESSAGE FROM PARDEE.
At the conclusion of the presenta-
tiOns in the Senate chamber the ser
geant-at-arms was given a handsome
dining room set, the presentation be-
ing made in his rooms, and Secretary
Hilborn was given a handsome leather
easychair. Reading Clerk Thomas
made the address.
The presentations concluded, Sem
ator Lukens, who had been named to
represent the Senate at the funeral of
the late Mrs Jane L. Stanford, said
that, while he would be present to pay
a last tribute to the memory of this
great and good woman, he would like
to have the Senate officially represent
NQ ~ ACIdNOl ADauCls Tic OAllg
of the alumni of Stanford University
that was a member of the Senate. His
request was sent to President Ander-
son, who will act tomorrow.
The end of the session came when
a message from Governor Pardee was
received congratulating the Senate
upon the good work ii had performed,
the message referring in detail to sew
eral of the most important bills passed.
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journal and then, after handshakes and
expressions of esteem, the members of
the Senate of the thirty-sixth session
of the Legislature of California went
their various ways.
ASSEMBLY PRESENTATIONS.
In the Assembly after roll call Waste
Stanton asked that the sergeant-a at
arms bring Speaker Prescott to the bar
Of the House. The Speaker was pre-
sented with a large chest of silver as
a gift from his fellow members As
semblyman Rolley had Speaker Pro
Tenn Atkinson brought up to the front
and to him was presented a smaller
chest of silver. Assemblyman Pryor
made a speech on behalf of the minor
ity, in which he said the Democrats
in the House had been treated with the
utmost fairness.
DevIin Of the Ways and Means Com
mittee had Stanton, chairman of that
committee, brought forward and pre-
sented him on behalf of his co-workers
with a cut glass wine set. MCGOWAN
made the speech by which Duryea,
chairman of the Judiciary Committee,
was made the recipient of silver de-
center and a set Of silver goblets from
his committeeman.
Resolutions were introduced thanking
nearly every employe for faithful serv-
ices, which led to a facetious one by
Espey- covering every member or at
tache that had been overlooked.
Chief Clerk Clio Lloyd was presented
with a box of cigars. diamond ring
and a gold cigar cutter. Burke pre-
sented Sergeant-at-Arms Stafford, on
behalf of the attaches. with dining
room set. Resolutions thanking the
citizens Of Sacramento, and especially
the ladies, for the courteous treatment
extended the members during their So
journ here were adopted.