The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, January 10, 1901, Page 2

(& -~ THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 1901. ASSEMBLY DISREGARDS GAGE’S APPEAL FOR GCONOMY PUTS ON | NEEDLESS ATTACHES Lower House B:gins a Raid on the Treasury ALAMEDANS ORGANIZE. | QUARTERS The SACRA-| anty amed rnoon nd - - — 1 PLANS FOR CASTING OF ELECTORAL VOTE | SACH ), Jan. 8.—The committee ' a es that will at- | tk s toral vote of | = 8 ex king ex- | e for the The | has been elaborately | o ¥ - . m iblican ral « of Governo electors; or- Faniz ; ege by the d Banner” ting for Vi messenger 1o | the messe epublic” by dopted presenting the occasion to of Wedding of San Rafaelites. SAN JOSE, Jan. 9.—Righard V. Halto: r of Hotel T s married yesterd iathaway of t ge was performed a v | | H James. Miss Julia Halton, | r of the groom, was bridesmaf L. Bk manager of the St. ames_ acted 2= best man. A snort hon- cymoon will be spent in this vicinity, e ————— To Cure a Cold in One Day Loxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All [4 ts refund the money if it falls to cure, E. W. Grove's signature is on each box. ic. * | | & | and C | will_change the f: + | | | ASSEMBLY DISPOSES OF PATRONAGE LIST —_—— ERS, SACRA- essary. ey under th , or are you & cessary,” volume of aticipating the volume of bus nil, but no one terey member’s very present busi- s in the aw fit to per- e present sald owing ition to t Angeles > report emplc economy apr to you 3 compat *h case by pr ive appro- al charges ok another twist e sald: “And I next th would recon ful minimum, y surpass by all previous 154 1t is well ring to you all as leg- edit- it will afford s nominated and members upon and able ad- vented an the oppC rd the me ough by a pa vote. Wrig ara voted with the Democ report of the Committee on Rul and mbers on from 11 Means add three on ce apportion- eleven membe one on revision and reform of laws, of eleven members, and one mmigration, of nine members, The ( 'S m was jostled along its th by the adoption of a resolu rring it to a committee of instructions to refer various to the proper committees, , who had been called to ker Pendleton, appointed he committee: Ralston, “arter, , with sections 1dc Know ar Dun! fathered a new scheme which landscape of the 2 y chamber in- terior. A resolution offered by him and dopted provides for placing a_second 1 just in the ar of the desks back. The space between the two will be known as the ‘“‘members’ lobl ssed into it by Assemblymen. the amendment of rule 70 the friends of emblymen may not be in- vited to s de them at their desks, it is 1 d that in pryetice thi cndmer stricty gaforced of San Francisco to- olution, a purely measure regarding stationery, but amed while it was being read are By wives or rout his face b emerald-hued | arthest | that there | Brown of San Mateo | and he sat absorbed in the pride of pa- | ternity, forgetting to move the adoption of the resolution and permitting Bert | Schlesinger to capture that Lonor. Assemblyman Milic look back regretfully upon a lost oppor- olution urging upon Congress the passage of the ‘bill now pending which establishes national quarantine against fruit dis- and insect pests. Grove L. Johnson ded Milice’s motion to concur, but nded that the orange belt: legislator n the necessity of such legislation. at is where Milice lost his opportunity. » can prune trees better than he can ape sentences, and when e got through Assembly knew only that in the opin- jon of Milice it was desirable that the Assembly concur in the joint resolution. “In view of the very lueid explanation ust made,” eaid Johnson, “going into all the whys and wherefores of this matter, and probing the subject of insect pests to the very bottom, and 2lso because it w fave time, 1 am in favor of concurrenc Amid the laughter that followed the mo- tion passed. Junketing trips this year are likely to be somewhat curtailed. By a resolution of Riverside has to | ty. He called up the Senate joInt res- | introduced by Melick of Los Angeles but | three members of any committee will be permitted to go on such trips, and actual expenses only, not mileage, are to be al- lowed. The resolution was referred to the Committee on Mileage, “‘when it shall be appointed.” The new attaches appointed to-day are as follows: F. A. Wright, enrolling clerk, $6; J. E. Dye, veral re asked Feliz of | ing upon Congres undesirable number of rizing se supplies a nd immigration. resolutions the s d furniture. ant-at-arms, *d and the and $. rlutions were introduced call- Lo take steps to restrict were adopted rgeant-at~arms to pur- | mittee the meeting — BOSSES PREPARE \ A SLATE Fixing Up the As- sembly Standing Committees. Special Dispatch to The Call | | el | _CALL . HEADQUARTERS, SACRA-| | MENTO, Jan. 10.—Long after midnight | | Sveaker Pendleton, Ed Couroy, John C. | | Lynch, Jere Burke and Assemblyman | Ralston were in room C, Golden Fagle Hotel, fixing up the Assembly standing committees to suit the bosses. Martin Kelly and Sam Rainey are here. Yesterday Kelly and the Speaker had a | lon~ talk together in the Assembly Cham- | | ber. The boss is determined that the San | Francised’ Assemblymen who were round- ed up by him at the Palace Hotel to in- dorsé Pendleton shall be recognized. | Pressyre is exerted to place Fisk at the | | head of'the Ways and Means Commlittee, | but it s feared that such raw work would | cause indignation meetings to be held | throughout the State. It transpires that Pendleton in caucus | advised that the previous question be | moved in the event of an objection in the | | Assembly to an increase of attaches. This | is regarded as a slap at the Governor. It | is known to a certainty that Pendleton | | received not only the sympathy but the | assistance of Gage in the contest for, Speaker. | | There was a “roar” from the south to- day because a suitable place had notJ | heen ‘Drovlded for Walter Moore of Los | Angeles, Al | S | APPOINTMENTS BY [ GOVERNOR GAGE | CALL HEADQUARTERS, SACRA-| MENTO, Jan. 9.—The Governor has ap- | pointed as delegates to the National Live- | | stock soclation F. C. Lusk of Chico, | John P. Irish of Oakland and W. Mavo | Newhall of San Francisco. He has ap- pointed and commissioned George E. Goodman of Napa a notary public, and has appointed the following notarfes: E. | P. Vicini, Jackson, Am.ador County: Stan- ton L. arter, sno; James Daws Prairi Humbeldt County Young, Randsburg, Kern County; Re Van Derwerker and Thom . Neal, Los Angeles: J. M. Walker, Nevada Cit a5 FOR PURE PRIMARIES. | Local Republicans Will Send a Com- | mittee to Sacramento. . Representatives of that part of the Re- publican party which is opposed to the corrupt and pernicious rule of the bosses | htld a meeting last night in.Shiels Hall | on O'Farrell street and organized for tha | purpose of effectively working to secure the passage of a new primary law under which it wiil be impussible for bosses (o | exist. The meeting was called at th su tlon of the iepublican County Committee and was attended by a pepre- sentative from every district In the city The greatest enthusiusm prevailed during | the meeting. Alfred Bouvier called th meeting to order and acted as chalrman. | It was determined to send a committe: to Sacramento and to verything p | sible to promote the passage of an effi- clent primary law. The appointment of | the committee was left in the hands {4 | Chalrman Bouvier. It will not be bound to support any particular law, but w:ll | be left to.its.own discretion. After pro- viding for the appointment o€ the com- djournéd for two | months. | NAMES COMMITTEES | Governor, but when the list came d o GLINH “oeCor Ry OF THE UPPER HOUSE o tlon of a Republican Stat Belshaw, as chairman « nmittee, will 3 have ALL HEADQ®ARTERS, SACRA- MENTO, Jan. 9.—The Senate com- have been appointed, the P mittees investigation of om committee clerks have been | out of a monthly p named and the Senate is really | §3000 is d to Democ he Committee on to Smith of Los peculiar manner The appointment of ready for business. surprises and the committees caused some In some w some disappointmen It was belleved {enant Governor came to that the Lieutenant Governor would con- | Smith of Los Angeles was a I3 OV g very point and then high ability o h it th new ult the GOvernor on every p: | high ability, so be put the | it was reported that he would oppose the wn Ccde Revision and made him chairman that on_ Constitutional Amendmen ''FEAR THE LOSS OF A . SENATOR Alarm the Francisco De eoation. ————t Rumors San Dispatch to The Spoecial ADQUARTER , Jan. 9.—Th Fran- Senatorial delegation met anized to-day by the elec- fe as chairman and There w > immedi- organization, but it was matter of precaution bruited about re- reason for the time ther a Franc t natorial districts. - TISPOS GOVERNCR'S MESSAGE | them his that private the fact the in expres nate it seen that gnly in one instance did | Smith of Los Ang \ farmer—a grain itors Smit] anything like opposition to the Governor | farmer—and heen inside of | Pointed out that appear. This was in the appointment of a court or s life ¢ ':::('l age read wo shaw airmanship of the | Of Riversi : and Cale the the secreta Belihaw i, the, chilrmanstip was made chairman of the Committee on | late wa 1 to proceed | Prisons Committee Reforma He “kicked” and Smith Belsha district includes San Quen- cked,” both from opposite reasons, and tin prison, and when Belshaw was mak- with the consent of ali cerned 'th m a ing his campaign his most insidious op- | traded, and Caldwell was made chairman | & committes o ponent was _the influence of the prison. | of the Committee on Constitutional | 360PteC ane CHetl -, g > Opposed to him was James H. Wilkins. Amendments and Smith took Reformat \_""" ,”I‘_“"I' ""“‘\' 2 1 ; ~ ‘”:?j A “, Prison Director, who had behind him the ries. | son. Taylor, Selvage, Lardner and Ashe prison people. \ Thg influences behind And they went further than this, for Were appoiited in complia: b Wilkins were the sime as those now | Smith gave up his place on the Judiciary | Fegolution. =~ & working the will of Gage. Belshaw | Committée to Caldwell and took Cald-| A fesolution was introduced thanking wanted the committee and Neff gave it to | well's place on the Committee on Drain- U:ez uhhhd e m‘b Ralf o 3’ - edwo1rx him. To that extent the Governor's de-| age. But he would not give up his place | that it had dope in behalf of the flood vie sires were disregarded. Belshaw will find | on the Committee on Code Revision. ms of that State. e committee eon- here is a good deal about the cod that a business man can deal with,” s Smith, and he stayed by the committee. ‘out why a Republican administration at the State prison worked against the elec- OF THI> LEGISLATURE .. @es 21 STATESMEN CAUGHT IN LIFELIKE POSES BY CARTOONIST WARREN. ASSEMBLYMAN COLLINS, OF BUTTE, Looran us Some om THE. ~ i / 7 ASSEMBLYMAN KiINCAID, TAKING LiIFR BASY. (HE'S O BEMOCRATIC mEw.) — ES wremzm oF Napa., A SHINING LIGHT T OF THE ASSEMBLY. |~ Smith of Kern, £ the old members # | of the Sena s able a man as ha been a_membe the body, Bot W should have be iven to him two yeal ago—the Finance Committee. Two years t abiiity | | an ex-Superior Judge. a lawy | and a legislator of intelligence ciple. It was curren: iwo days ago t he would get the appoiutment. The Apporti Committee has been ven to Cut uba, secretary of th republican State Central Committee, a holdover Senator and the man who h been working on the scheme of appo tionment for some months. There is like- Iy to be a fight pver the apportionmen { | bill, which Cutter} will introduce, no mat- I ter 'what plan may be proposed, and the | | Apportionment Committee will assuin unusual importance before the close ¢ the session. Lukens of Alameda gets the County Government Commitcee, ordinarily one occupied with dry questions of boundary | | an@ survevors' lines, but this vear, in | | view of the census and the uent | nges it will make necessary || able, a committee that will have hands full. Lukens is a new man in ter front, but the Commerce Committe | | was given to Shortridge and Nelson w | | named as next man. He will be the Io {ical chairman of that committee at the next session. | “Senator Simpson has his old committee, | | that of corporations. It is one of the im< | | portant ones of the Senate and belonss to a legislator of experi and jud ment. Simpson was satisfled with it and | his work as its_chairman at the last se. | slon made the Sieutcnant Governor more than willing to give it to him. He had | no_opposition for the appointment. Wolfe was given banking. his old com- mittee, Tyrrell of Nevada mines, as every one expected, Selvage gets code revision, Taylor, municipal corporations, and Leav- itt gets printing. Oneal, a new man, gets revenue and taxation, a committee that is likely to cut an important figure dur- ing this session. Bettman jis given his old place at the heal of the Committee on | Rules. Lardner, an old legislator but a new Senator, has the Committee on Edu- cation, which this year will handle all the bills that formerly went to the Com- mittee on Education and Public Morals, The name has been shortened, but the duties have not been curtailed. The full list of committee appointmen‘s | tollow: £ Agriculture—Senators Currler, chalrman: | Lardner, Maggard, Hoey, J. G. Tyrrell, Cald- o8 W¥slaaauia, | well, Goad. INE OF THE Apportionment—Senators Cutter, chalrman; Nutt, Davis, Selvage, Luchsinger, Lukens, Flint, 8. C. Smith, Burnett, Belshaw, F. M. Smith, Curtin, Sims. Banking—Senators Wolfe, chalrman; Green- well, Nelson, F. M. Smith, Goad. Code revision—Senators Selvage. chalrman; Deviin, Davis, S. C. Smith, F. M Sims. Commerce—Senators * Shortridge, Nelson, Byrnes, Nutt, Ashe. Smith, Nutt, chajrman; Contingent expens enators Flint, chair- man: Belshaw, Wolfe. | | _CorporationsSenators Stmpson, chairman; Flint, Lukens, Muenter, Bettman, Oneal. Welch, Leavitt, Currier, Selvage, Cutter, Nutt, Ashe. Constitutional _amendments—Senators Cald- well, chairman; Devlin, Oneal, Simpson, Muen- ter. Wolfe, Ashe. County government—Senators Lukens, chair- man; Rowell, S. C. Smith, Nutt, Laird, Short- ridge. Curtin. Drainage—Senators Muenter, cha Mag- gard, Devlin, F. M. Smith, Goac Elections—Senator: viin, T lor, Burnett, S. C. Smith, Selvage, Corlett, Da- { vis, Nutt. Ashe. Fducation — Senators Lardner, chairman; Sims. Enrolled and engrossed bills—Senators Nel- son, chairman: Welch, Goad. Executive® communication: chairman; Simpson, Plunkett. Federal relations—Senators Laird, chairman; Hoey, Curtin. Finance—Senators £. C. Smith, Flint, Belshaw, Luchsinger, J. Nutt, Deviin, Leavitt, Rowell, well, Laird, Stms. | " Fish and game—Senators J. G. Tyrrell, chair- enators Welch, chalrman: R. Tyrrell Byrnes, Green- 3 | Republican S Senate, and his appointment is consid- | | | ered a'compliment. | | _Nelson of San Francisco is given the | | | Committee on Enr and | i Bilis, one usually given to a new | | He 'was mentioned for the Comm | Committee, his district in San Franci | being one with a great proportion of wa- Rowell, Selvage, Lukens, S. C. Smith, Deviin, | isted of 1. W. Hellman, Claus Spreckels, Willilam Alvord, F. W. Dohrmann, A. A. | Watking, Charles Nelson, Robert J. Tobin | J. L. Flood. | _Cutter prese d an invitation from the ate Central Committee that ate atte the ceremonies on the n of the meeting of the Electoral | the Se | g0 S or the co 1% | College in the Assembly chamber on the ago Smith was slated for the committee, | 10y SUC B 000 e electoral vote of Calle rot because he sought lE but .nln.ulsx' b fornia will be cast for MciKinley and tve precedent It bolonged to iy | Roosevelt. The invitation was accepted. » was sidetracked for Dickinson. This | Roosevelt The natol Was accepted. ar he was the only logical candidate | 3% G "NG ' appropriating $500 to de- it onlr(h him. : ulx.\ ;(»xp.nrlmlm I | e s o The et lative affa and his nowledge of | ”‘ — sembly bill No. - - iegislation make the choice a particularly | (05" K‘u\":‘f\m A ]: {““_;;p%;‘mm; good one. o B e b 8, The Judiciary goes to Davis of Amador, | Yo I cond and third resolution vation and national par| | The follow! | by resolutic | | attaches were employed p h, J. De- A, Manahan 'J. D 3 rs, $8: Mies Vera Peddler, | 3 C. H. Murray, cmas_Nihtll, Miss M. Lu | stuger, virgil Ha he. $4. Assistant TS —Joseph McCall | John Hank | Night wate Lorentzen, $3. phone - = to F Squires, ce Committee~J. A | Vangham, Lieutenant Governor Neff named the following porters and pages: Porters—Hermann Clark, J . Cast ‘l awkins, William Martin, E. J. Quinn, Wil- liam Simpson FPages—Monroe an, Frack Springer, E | Feen Reed F n, a W d- berry Lampton. Adjournment was them taken until 1 a. m. to-morrov man; Laird, Maggard, Currier, Curtin. Food adulteration—Senat Burnett, chatr- man; Rowell, Forestry and enators Nutt (~hairman), Curr! G. Tyrreli, Byrnes, Cytter Health—Senators MagZgard eli, Nelson, Bettman, Pace. Highways—Senators Luchsinger (chairman). Davis, Laird, F. M. Smith, Greenwell, Selvage, Curtin Hospitals—Senators Rowell (chalrman), lett, Muenter, F. M. Smith, Pace. Irrigation—Senators Greenwell (chairman), J. R. Tyrrell, Currier, Caldwell, Curtin. Judiciary—Senators Davis (chairman), 8. C. €mith, Lukens, Seivage, Muenter. J. R. Tyr- Shortridg Oneal, Plunk hatrman), I Row- Cor- rell, Lardner, Cutter, Devlin, Wolf, Taylor, Shortridge, Oneal, Greenwell, Simpson, C: well, Curtin, Sims Ashe Labor and Capital—Senators Byrnes (chair- man), Neison, Laird. Manufactures—Senators Corlett (chatrman) Burnett, Taylor. Military Affairs—Senators Hoey (chairman), M. Smith, Burnett, J. R. Tyrrell, Goad. Mining—Senators J. R. Tyrrell (chairman) Davis, Laird, Byrnes, Curtin Municipal Corporatic (chatrman), Deviin, She Caldwell, J. G. Tyrrell, Ashe. Printing—Senators Leavitt (ghairman), 8. C. Smith, Goad. Prisons—Senators Belshaw Cure hairman), rier, Nutt, Rowell, Hoey, Nelson, Plunkett Reformatories—Senators F. ‘Smith _(chatr- man), Maggard, Devlin, Bettman. Goad. Refenue and Taxation (chairman), Wolfe, Belshaw. Rules—Senators Bettman Cuttes Diseases Positively Cured by New DR. 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