The Colorado statesman., 1913-01-04

Assembly of the State of Colorado
convened at noon New Years Day,
with all the members present.
In the House the arranged program
was carried out without a hitch. Oni-
as C. Skinner CT Montrose was elect
ed speaker.
In the Senate everything proceeded
smoothly until the order of election OF
president pro tom. was reached,
when a recess was taken to permit
the Democratic senators to go into
caucus.
Employees of the Senate.
The Senate employees are as follows:
| Secretary of the Senate, Mark A. Skin
ner; assistant secretary, C. W. Gist;
reading clerk, NJ. j. Walsh; bill clerk,
Walter Alexander; docket clerk, F.
Helms; sergeant-at-arms, c. e. Good
friend; assistant sergeants at arms,
James Lewis and Olaf Bergman; chap
lain,> Rev. K. L. Dickinson chief en-
rolling clerk. Miss Tenner; assistant
enrolling clerk, Miss Jennie Silver
berg; chief printing clerk. A. 2. Wat
son; assistant printing clerk, w. C.
Flintham; messengers, Michael Null
Inns and Harold Tague; doorkeeper.
Frank White; assistant doorkeeper,
Frank Gomez; janitcr for chamber,
James Killoram; janitor for commit
tee rooms, Frank Sutton; janitor for
cloakroom and gallery, Mrs. Della
Phillips; telephone messenger, Dexter
MCCONNELL; night watchman, James
Collins; matron for women's gallery
Mrs. NJ. F. Egan; pages, Leroy Hol
lcnbeck, John Hecker. Charles Rohr
and William Clark; judiciary COM
mittce clerk, Lew Wallace; revision
clerk. Miss Irene Bohmyer; finance
committee clerk, l.. J. Smith; corpora
ton, insurance, etc, Ed. Moore; agri-
culture and irrigation clerk, educa-
ton and additional insurance, Turner
Seamon; assignable clerks, Miss NJ.
Lillian Taylor, Miss Margaret Resor,
Miss Dorothy Tyler, Miss e. Laube
and Miss Rose Hamburger: lieuten-
ant governors clerk, Miss Anna Far
rel; Senate reporter, Miss Marie Legg;
assistant doorkeeper, John Stanton;
clerk of revision committee, Nellie
Clark; janitor of committee rooms,
Walter Fisher; page. Thos. Conway.
House Employees.
The full list of house appointecs
follows: Chief clerk, r. P. Rubin of
Chaffee; assistant chief clerk. Fred
Duvcl of Pueblo; reading clerk, Lee
d. Eaton of Montezuma; docket clerk,
Ethel Brandt, Denver; sergeant-at-
arms, Joseph Hurd of Boulder; as
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of Douglas, Leo Crowley of Otero and
William Carlin of Denver; Chaplain,
NJ. A. Head OF Denver; house reporter,
Anna Wakelin OF Denver; doorleep-
ers, Andrew Friedman and William r.
Lyons; assignable clerks, Ollie Hen
dcrson, Dorothy Porter, c. Dillon, Mrs.
A. wilkins and Mrs. A. Harris; bill
clerk, Harriet II. Little; printing
clerk. C. o. Withrow; assistants, l.. E.
Sibbald and John P. Allen. Com
mittee clerks-Flora Rogers, revision;
Mildred Block, judiciary; Marian Hill,
corporations; Mildred Vickerman, re.
vision and constitution; S. G. Fos-
dick, agriculture; Margaret Cahill. ap-
propriations. Chief revision clerk, M.
d. Bowen. Donvsr assistant. Thomas
Hughes; mail clerk, d. T. Kavanaugh,
Ell Paso; messengers, Robert Adams,
Russell Hicks, Marshall Vought, F.
Libbonnati; janitors, A. Pachecho and
r. M. Beach; speakers clerk, Mabel
Skinner; Matron, Gertrude Higgins;
pages. Ballard Turnbull, Peter Schaef-
er, John T. Kapham, Raymond An
drews, Louis Cantu; night watchman,
Richard Rossa.
Tho Senate was called to order by
Lieutenant Governor Fitzgerald. AZ
ter the prayer, the ron-call showed the
II holdover senators all present.
The communication from the secre-
tary of state naming the new senator's
was read. Senator Bcllesfield moved
the appointment of committee on
credentials Bellesficld. Joyce and
Parrish were appointed and approved
the report of the secretary of state.
A commit ee consisting of Senators
Hits, Hayden and Garman was then
appointed to notify the chief justice
and request him to administer tie
oath of office. The eighteen newly
elected senators were then sworn n
by Chief Justice Campbell.
Senator W. Fl. Adams of Conejos
was the caucus choice of the Demo
Gratis of the Senate for the Cfficc of
president pro TEN. The caucus last
ed over an hour and the vote stood:
Adams, IL; Tobin, 10. There were
"a members prcsent-Adams and To
bin rot voting.
Representatives Clarence Finch of
Sedgwick county, Emery Young of Tel
Ter and Mrs. Frances Lee of Denver
were appointed to notify the governor
that the House was ready to receive
any message from him.
Representatives Sweet, Daley and
Riddle were appointed a committee to
notify the Senate that the House was