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N a most admirable manner and at no
eime did I have to stamp my disap- |
proval of any OF your acts along this
Hne. / am glad TO welcome you again,
aud hope that ! may have the pleasure
pf seeing and meeting you often. Come
and see me whenever you can, the doors
are always open-'
The members then fled past the
Governor, shaking his hand in fare
we'll. After the House members had
returned to their chamber, the Sen
ate members paid a similar visit to
the Governor, who received them in
like manner.
State House Repairs.
Because of no existing law in this
state, allowing any needed repairs
TO the State House in tho intermission
Of the Legislature or otherwise,
Representative Owens yesterday at
ternoon introduced a resolution,
which was concurred in by the Sen
ate. naming the Governor, Secretary
OF State and State Treasurer as a
commission to attend TO eny repairs
that may be necessary and authoriz-
ing appropriations therefor
Allowances For Members.
When the resolution compromising
the members for twenty-five days
services was offered by Representa-
tive Allen, Representative Grantland
stated that he had tried 10 keep some
OF the appropriations down In COM
mittee, and while not satisfied with
the claims account IN its entirety, he
would vote for It. Mr. Grantland
stated that he merely expressed his
own opinion in the matter No re-
81 do h4~s % no ~
members on either side of the House,
and they were unanimously adopted.
Speaker Holcomb and President pro
tenn Marshall received 1882 salary at
The rate Of Sc a day each. for presid-
ing officers, and each member of the
Senate and House received $40 as
salary, at the rate of s. a day each.
The following mileage allowances
we're made.
House of Representative members
-Chauncey p. Holcomb, S2295;
'harles II. Grantland, $21,5 Dr.
Thomas o. Cooper. S234O; Samuel
Redmond Smith, $3.50; Charles II.
Mcdonald, SAG; Harry II. McCor-
mick. S2l.92; Clarence +. Pool,
$40; George II. Records. 1884;
William F. Cummins, S22; Robert
T. Schneider, $3.50; Willard S. Jes-
er, S20.74; John W. Lynch, 1881;
ZEE Hirsch, S23.59; Charles Owens,
s26.40; Alfred r. Layton, S20.S4;
Charles J. Stoeckel, S24,26; Asher
II. Lingo. S43.56; Daniel Wagamon,
s1S.O3; William II. Cook, $22.S0;
Smiley King. $24; Timothy J..
Mooney. S215O; Edward G. Brad
lord Jr, S2310: Harvey HOffecker,
S22.41; Albert ]. Swan, S6.52; Win
field Lattomus, $S14; Samuel J.
Reynolds, S5.76; John w. Arthurs,
S14.0S; John NJ. Houston. S190;
John A. Barnard, $500; Charles E.
Taylor. s17.29; Elias T. Bennett,
IT.. S2549; James NJ. Allen, $34.02;
Harlan E. Phillips. SALTS; Harvey
D. Derrickson, s49.2s; John H. Ham
nond. S19S6.
Members of the Senate-Edward G.
Walls, mileage. 1881; Henry Will
liams. $3.50: William NJ. Hazel, no
mileage; Edward B. Carter, S23.96;
George f. Pierce, s13.35; George w.
Marshall, $685. Samuel j. Furniss,
S49.42; John W. Fooks, S37.S2; Harry
J. Anderson. S27,2S; William F..
Blackstone. S3544; Colen Ferguson,
s15; James II. David. $17.95; David
Reinhardt. S4240; Thomas r..
liormley, s19 Frank p. Ewing. $40;
iohn NJ. Walker Sac; Lewis +. Eli
son. $3.50: H. T Harris, s29.26
The following allowances as salar-
ilies were made to officials of the
House.-Dr Samuel T. Cubbage.
,lerk, $3.50; DIT. Samuel 7. Cubbage,
ndexing and supervising printing,
800; George W. Hansen, reading
Jerk $3.50. Walter NJ Hearne, bill
clerk, $50; Thomas Scott, sergeant
it-arms, $40; Margaret Horn, stem
ographer. $40; James b. White,
reading clerk, $3.50; Nolan NJ. Hutch
ms. page, S22; James NJ Tunnel,
attorney. $500; J. S. Goodwin, tele-
phone attendant, $50; the Rev. f. S.
Jones. chaplain, $50.
Other claims allowed by the House
we're: Mercantile Printing Company,
"a; Julian 3. Robinson, So; Saylor
Show Print Company, S14.50; Mar
garet G. Horn, typewriter hire, So;
The Diamond State Telephone Com
pany, $97.94.
The following allowances as sal
aries were made to officials Of the
Senate. William Stops. clerk, 5000;
William Stops, indexing journal, etc,
500; John Baily, chaplain, $50;
Leroy Hilyard, SIS; Dauphin Whar-
on, $3.50; Horace Blizzard. $110; Du-
val Mustard, $3.50; Edward McNabb,
$3.50; William Jones. $3.50.
Other claims allowed by the Senate
We're; Diamond State Telephone Com
pany, for session of 1914, $1,000; school
map commission, S39lO A. Brown Lam
easter, S37 80; Julian Robinson, 50; FL
mer J. Abbott, 500; Saylor Show
Print Company, 1928; Jessup Kay,
1880; Emma l.. Butts, So; Horace Penn
bertOn. SIG; Robert Smith. Sl5.
While waiting the clearing up of mi
nor matters in the Senate. the Senators
exchanged farewells, all sharing in the
good fellowship that has existed at the
special session. In the House, Speaker
liolcomb, Just prior to declaring the
final adjournment. addressed the House
For the second time it is my duty
to declare the House adjourned sine
die" he said. "The special session about
to close has been an important one and
| trust the new Code which this House
has passed and has now been signed by
the Governor, will justify the expense
necessary for its adoption. This ses-
sion has allowed us all to cement friend
ships made at the regular session, and
as we bid each other good bye today II
Is with the wish that prosperity and
FOOD health will follow each one of you
or many years to come. ! bid farewell,
md do now declare this House adjourn