The Colorado statesman., 1915-01-09
STEWART MADE
HOUSE SPEAKER
MEMBERS OF TWENTIETH GEN.
ERAL ASSEMBLY OF COLO
RADIO OPEN SESSION..
WILLIAMS GETS GAVEL
REPUBLICAN CAUCUS LIST OF
EMPLOYEES GET APPOINT
MENTS BY RESOLUTION.
Western Newspaper Union News Service.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Denver.-Jan 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
TEN after being called to order by
Lieutenant Governor Fitzgerald.
Committees were appointed, and it
was arranged that Governor Ammons
should deliver his message at O'Clock
on Eriday.
A joint committee was appointed to
arrange for the Inauguration of Gov.
ernor Carlson and other state officers
on the 18th.
The following were the House en-
ployes whose appointments were con
firmed by resolution:
Henry A. Luther (weld), chief
clerk; Simon 5. Dow (PhiIips), assist
ant chief clerk; w. A. Spooner (Park),
zumaJ' docket clerk; Charles Il. Nor
man (Cheyenne), sergeant at arms;
w. r. Stephens (Boulder). assistant
Broofa MoTgan or aps Chaplain sh Ed gEgs smythe
DENVER. chief enrolling clerk; Will
liam Shubert (Denver), assistant en-
rolling clerk; George ChappelI (Pu-
eblo). chief printing clerk w e
Trott (Douglas). and G. L. North (Den-
Yerl. assistant printing clerks. John
l.. Noonan, Jr., CRio Blanco), and Fred
tItrard (N'One1 e1OS1. messengers.
McNew CLogan). doorkeeper; E. A. Ma
her QLas Animas), and Samuel Rose
Schwed CLas Animas), janitor for
chamber; Ed Johnston Denver) jani-
tor for committee room; Jerry Halo
rooms; orel Wilt 1Rio Grande). 'tele-
phone messenger; j. ID. Wohl (Denver),
night watchman; Mrs. Isabelle Stew
Dennis (Denver). Geo. Il. Cook (Den-
xer). Samuel Martinez (Rio Grande),
Dexter L,S,t Keezer CDenyer). w. W, Young
pages; Geo. Moscript Idaho Springs),
clerk Of the Judiciary committee: Mil
Pueblo), T. F. Williams (EIbert), and
J; !Carruthers CDenver). assignable
clerks; Felix Garcia (Costilla), watch
man, cloakroom: Jessie Apple Ore
mont), secretary finance committee
Helen Galloway Ola Plata). secretary
corporation committee; E. j. Kindred
tWeld), secretary agricultural com
mittee; Gerald O'Byrne (Pueblob, sec
retary appropriations committee; Har-
riet Connors CDenver). house reporter;
Mrs. l.. Price (Denver). mail clerk
Mary Starsnicl (Pueblo), cloakroom
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. j. Laton:
assistant secretary. Henry j. Stahl:
chaplain. Rev. John Fike: reading
clerk, Lee f. Patty; bill clerk. Salome
Montez; docket clerk, Mrs. Ella Lee;
assistant sergeants at arms. David G.
Robinson. Smith Cummins: doorkeep-
er, L. G. Carpenter; telephone messen-
ger James Il. Dolan; messengers, Elf
en- Quintana, oliver Weidman: chief
supply clerk, Dexter McConnell chief
enrolment clerk. Mrs. Norman Camp
bell; assistant enrolment clerk, Aug
ust Kirchoff; revision clerk. Samuel ID.
Brosius; assistant revision clerk. Hell
w. Bradford; assistant printing clerk,
Ed S. Gregg; pages, Casimiro c. Cha
con, Paul Berger; custodian of the
cloakroom. Mrs. H. II. Heindell; matron
of womans gallery, Gussie Mosconi
ianitor of the Senate chamber, c. E.
Lindeholm; night watchman. L. f. Ul-
and; corporations, banking and insur-
ance, Leopold Abeyta; judiciary. Beat
rice Simpson; finance, Lulu Rollstone !:
pie; assignable stenographers and
clerks, Anna Spears. Maud Mills. Haf-
fer G. Bowman; lieutenant governors
Stenographer. Ethel Lewis.