The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-10
OFFICERS ELECTED
BY BOTH HOUSES
Democrats Name Ticket Which
Receives Complimentary
Vote of Minority.
Concluded From Page One.
delay
House Officers Elected.

able TO complete our business without
delay
House Officers Elected.
The employees Of the house as agreed
npon in Saturday nights caucus were
then presented and elected by the house.
There was one change in the roster, IN
that the name of Lawrence Johnson was
switched from the position of mailing
clerk to that of messenger, and the
name of f. l.. Nesbit from messenger
to mailing clerk The list as confirmed
now is:
Chief cIerk-William NJ Thompson
Salt Lake.
Minnte clerk-F. l.. Watrous. Wasatch.
l2ngrossng ccrk-V. NJ. Pratt, Salt
Docket clerk-Al Toonc. Weber.
Sergeant at-arms-J. III. Mcknight
Juab.
Assistant sergeant nt-at-arms-R Judd.
Garfield.
Watchman-MeIvin Johnson, Utah,
Observation-Disclosures Johnson, Grand
Glen T. Cox. Davis,
Chaplain-MorGan Richards. Iron
Doorkeeper-Alfred Alder. Sanpete.
Assistant doorkeeper-George Kennedy,
Rich.
Committee clerks-Myral Parker. Utah;
Athena Porter, Morgan and Salt Lake.
Carrie IehrinG Salt Lake.
Mailing clerk-F. l.. Nesbit Weber.
Janitor-Bob Houston. Salt Lake.
Democratic Nominees.
Mr.. Nebeker of Uintah presented the
names of the Democratic caucus nomi-
necs for employees, and moved their
election rs substitute for the ma
lority nominees. The substitute, of
course, was defeated. and the majority
caucus choices were ratified, as pre-.
viously indicated. The list presented
by Mr.. Nebcker was as follows:
Chief clerk-Lcwis a. Gordon. Box Ell
der
Minute clerk-David stohl, Box Elder
Engross.ng clcrk-Dr. A. ]. Lewis, Sc
vier
Docket clcrk-Hugh Neely, Summit.
Sergeant -at-arms-W. e. Giles. Utah,
Assistant sergeant alarms James
O'Neil. Gintah.
Watchman-Julius Bailey. San Juan.
Messengers-Albert Robinson, Sewer:
Orlando Pack, Summit
Chaplain-S. W. Brinkerhoff, Piute,
Harper Rudd, Box Elder.
Committee clerks-F. Allen Roache, Box
Elder; Wilford Moyle. Salt Lake: Ger
trude Snow, Salt Lake; Agnes Swan.
Davis.
Mailing clerk-Edward Nielsen. San
Juan.
Janitor-John Robinson. Uintah
Prayer was offered by the chaplain
Morgan Richards, and then the first
business or the new mouse was taken
up,
All Ready for Business.
Funk Of Cache, Nebeker of Uintah
and Eardley of Salt Lake were ap.
pointed committee to wait on the
senate and notify that body that the
house was in readiness to transact
business.
Hayes of Utah. Allison of Weber
and Miller of Grand were named a
committee to wait on the governor
with instructions to inform his excel
lency that the house was duly
organized and ready TO receive from
him any communication. This commit
tee returned with the information that
the governor S message would be ready
Tuesday, probably at 1870 o'clock
On motion of Henrie of Garfield the
rules of the session of 1909 were
adopted as the rules of the present
session pending the report of commit.
tee of five on rules named by the
speaker, as follows: Henrie of Gar
field, Pope of Wasatch, yelling of Box
Elder, Wootton Of Utah and Cole of
Salt Lake.
An immense bouquet of beautiful
carnations was received by the
speaker and members of the house
from the state mental hospital After
the blooms had been distributed a vote