The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1915-01-23
Republicans Organize Both Hous
es At the Opening Session at
Carson Last Monday

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Allan O. Bragg of Washoe won for
Sergeantat-Arms in the caucus over
Jake Eggers, former controller, and his
election was settled last night and mere
ly confirmed to-day.
F. B. Balzar of Mineral was elected
president pro tem Of the State Senate.
A. L. Haight Of White Pine County
was elected secretary of the Senate.
The efforts Of various Democrats to
capture control of either House were
ended when Governor Boyle and Lieu
tenant Governor Sullivan refused to
stand for it, and the Republicans organ
lied both Houses with the utmost har-
mony.
Assembly Appointments
Chief Clerk-Henry Mack, Douglas.
Assistant Chief Clerk. Fl. Watson,
White Pine.
Sergeant-at-Arms W. A. Austin,
Lyon.
Assistant sergeant-at-A r rms by
Douglas, Washoe.
Minute Clerk-E. A. Warswick, Hum
boldt.
Assistant Minute Clerk = Gertrude
Pinson, Humboldt.
Journal Clerk Dora Thompson,
Humboldt.
Assistant Journal Clerk-Katherine
Collins, Washoe.
Engrossing Clerk-Miss Nellie Dewar,
Storey.
Assistant Engrossing Clerk-Elsie
Conway, Lyon.
Enrolling Clerk-Austin jackson.
White Pine.
Assistant Enrolling Clerk-Florence
Noble.
Copying Clerk-Lena Nelson, Doug
las.
Assistant Copying Clerk-Miss Alma
McNeeley, Washoe.
Bill Clerk-Miss Alice McAndrews,
Washoe.
Committee Clerks-wM Wiley and
Lola Miles. Vivian Hickey, Douglas;
Frank Ourran, Washoe; Pearl Bath,
Ormsby; Helen Dugan, Nye.
Messenger-Chas Gilbert, Nye.
Stenographer-Miss Georgia e. Sher-
man, Churchill.
Pages - Frederick Fellow, David
Burke.
Porter-William Lear.
Senate Attaches
Secretary-A. O. Haight, White Pine.
Minute Clerk-A. A. Smith, Douglas.
Assistant Minute Clerk-Mrs. O.
Pickett, Ormsby.
Journal Clerk-Miss Amy Trevathan,
Lander.
Engrossing Clerk-Miss Rose Harris,
Lyon.
Enrolling Clerk-Miss Vera Calhoun,
Eureka.
Assistant Enrolling Clerk-Miss Hell
en- O'Neal, Clark.
Sergeant-at- Arms Allen Bragg,
Washoe.
Assistant Sergeant-at-Arms-C. NJ.
Way, Churchill.
Copying Clerk-Elsie Miller, Washoe.
Assistant Copying Clerk-Mrs. Dora
ThomDson Humholdt
Committee Olerks-James Stark,
Mineral; Miss Nellie Godfrey, Storey.
Bill Olerk-Dan Cults, Lincoln.
Stenographer-Miss Ellen Russell,
Elko.
Misrepresentation Kelly, Ormsby.
Page-Ohauncey Dressler, Douglas.
Porter-Jim Reid. Ormsby.
Legislative Notes
Carson News: The first battle of the
session was between the members of the
Senate and the Railroad Commission.
The Commission had moved into offices
adjoining the Senate which were intend
ed for the use Of the Senatorial commit
tees, and when some OF the Senators
went into the rooms to write a letter
they were informed they were in the
road. The result was the commission
was told by the Senate to vacate two Of
the rooms.
There were many Of the Legislators
Of the Democratic brand who hoped
that the numbers would be strong
enough, or rather that the Independents
would join with them and they would
be able to organize the Assembly, but
they were doomed to disappointment.
The organization carried with it all the
pap and consequently it meant a disap-
to those who could not bring
some Of the folks from home to visit at
per day. In the Assembly the fight