Cheyenne record., 1915-01-14
STEWART IS SPEAKER
WILLIAMS ELECTED PRESIDENT
OF THE SENATE.
Senate and House Name EmpIoyes to
Serve During Twentieth Gen.
erai Assembly.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Denver, Jan. 9.-New members OF
the Twentieth General Assembly Of
Colorado were sworn in on Wednes-
day by Justice Garrison of the Su-
preme Court.
The House met and elected Philip
D. Stewart speaker, and the Senate
named Leroy J. Williams president pro
tenn after being called to order by
Lieutenant Governor Fitzgerald.
Governor Ammons' message was de-
livered Friday afternoon, and 1t was
arranged that the inauguration cere-
monies for Governor-elect George A.
Carlson and all other state officers
elect, including Justice-elect James H.
Teller Of the Supreme Court, be held
in the city Auditorium at noon Tues
day, Jan. II.
The inaugural ball, given under the
auspices Of the Sons of Colorado. will
be held in the Auditorium, with all the
retiring and incoming officials and all
legislators and scores Of delegations
from all parts Of the state present.
The following were the House en-
ployes whose appointments were con-
firmed by resolution:
=, Henry A; G Luther t'W;eld}}. chic chief
reading clerk; Lee. D. Eaton (Monte-
zuma), docket clerk; Charles H. Nor
w. r. stephens (Boulder). assistant
sergeant at arms; Rev: Cyrus A.
ehef enroing cierk Smy!he WIZ
rolling clerk: George chappeii (Pu-
Tpott and E. g. sieSo Neith Den r.
/. Noonan, Jr;: rio Blanco): and Fred
McNew Logan). doorkeeper: E. A. Ma
her Has Animas). and Samuel Rose
as hnmas o for
chamber; Ed Johnston iDenver9 jani-
tor for, committee room; Jerry HALO
rooms: orei Wit Trio Grande), teie-
phone messenger; J. D. Wohl (Denver).
nFht oi ods Mr. Ispbsie stew
Dennis (Denver). Geo. q. Cook (Den-
yeD: Samuel MARITIME Wartime Trio 1 Grande).
(Teller). and Carl Monahan (Denvcr).
pages; Geo. Moscript Idaho Springs}.
clerk Of the judiciary committee: Mil
pue5o5 %SSs?" f. Et%SFnlln Williams p ~ purnsf aHd
sers d Fes Garcia Gnsah
man. cloakroom: Jessie Apple Gre
mont). secretary finance committee:
Helen Galloway La Plata. secretary
corporation committee: E. J. Kindred
tWeld). secretary AGRICULTURAL COM
mittee; Gerald O'Byrne (Pueblo), sec
retary appropriations committee: Har-
riet Connors (Denver). house reporter;
Mrs. l.. Price (Denver), mail clerk;
girl; Grace Royce (Montezuma). as
signable stenographer
The following employees Of the Senate
were appointed and those present
sworn in by the lieutenant governor:
Secretary of the Senate. ]. J. Laton;
assistant assistant secretary; seer Henry J. stahl:
clerk Lee f. Patty; bill clerk. Salome
Montez; docket clerk Mrs. Ella Lee:
Senate reporter. Mrs Marie 70. Legge;
assistant sergeants at arms. David G.
er. l.. G. Carpenter; telephone messen-
ger, James E. Dolan; messengers. Elf
en- Quintana, oliver Weidman: chief
supply clerk. Dexter Mcconnell: chief
bell; assistant enrolment clerk. Aug
ust Kirchoff; revision clerk. Samuel D.
Brosius: assistant revision clerk, Hell
en- r. Marsolf; chief printing clerk, R.
ed S. Gregg; pages. Casimiro G; Cha. ha.
cloakroom. Mrs. H. H. Heindell: matron
of womans gallery. Gussie Mosconi;
tanitor of the Senate chamber. c. %.
and: corporations. banking and insur-
ance. Leopold Abeyta; judiciary, Beat
rice Simpson; finance. Luiu Rollstone:
banking and insurance. Milton E. Tenn
clerks. Anna Spears Maud Mills. Haf-
fer G. Bowman: lieutenant governors
stenographer. Ethel Lewis.