Speaker, $3 per day extra; chief clerk, $6 per day; assistant chief clerk, $5.50 per day; journal clerk, $5 per day; docket clerk, $4 per day; enrolling clerk, $4.50 per day; engrossing clerk, $4.50 per day; sergeant-at-arms, $5 per day; sssistant sergeant-at-arms, $4 per day; postmaster and messenger, $4.50 per day; watchman, $4 per day; and pages $2 per day.

We also recommend that the watchman perform the duties of janitor in addition to his duties as watchman. J. E. GANDY, Chairman.

On motion of Mr. Dysart, the report was adopted.

On motion of Mr. Painter, the House proceeded with the election of officers.

Mr. Painter nominated W. M. Chandler, of Thurston county, for assistant chief clerk.

There were no other nominations, and the roll was called.

The following members voted for Mr. Chandler, to wit: Messrs. Adams, Anderson of Mason, Anderson of Whatcom, Arrasmith, Barlow, Bass, Berry, Bothell, Brock, Caughran, Chambers, Collins, Cushman, Davis, De Steiguer, Dysart, Farrish, Fellows, Flummerfelt, Frame, Frater, Gandy, Garretson, Godman, Hanson, Holt, Hunsaker, Hutchinson, Johnson, Jones, Kennedy, Lawton, Lehman, Meany, Megler, Metcalfe, McClure, McKay, McKnight, Miller, Moore, Morse, Murray, Nevin, Painter, Palmer, Parcell, Pearson, Plummer, Powell, Putney, Ragsdale, Reinhardt, Ready, Reitze, Rockwell, Sallee, Schricker, Sharpstein, Smith, Smyth, Snively, Spinning, Taylor, Thalman, Tiffany, Tillotson, Tyler, Troy, Wasson, Walker, Walter, Wyman, Yancy, Yeomans, Young, and Mr. Speaker-77.

Mr. Chandler, having received the votes of a majority of the members of the House, was declared elected as assistant clerk.

For journal clerk, Mr. Frater nominated Mr. Fred H. Lysons, of Snohomish county.

There being no other nominations, the roll was called and the following members voted for Mr. Lysons, to wit: Messrs. Adams, Anderson of Mason, Anderson of Whatcom, Arrasmith, Barlow, Bass, Berry, Bothell, Brock, Caughran, Chambers, Collins, Cushman, Davis, De Steiguer, Dysart, Farrish, Fellows, Flummerfelt, Frame, Frater, Gandy, Garretson, Godman, Hanson, Holt, Hunsaker, Hutchinson, Johnson, Jones, Kennedy, Lawton, Lehman, Meany, Megler, Metcalfe, McClure, McKay, McKnight, Miller, Moore, Morse, Murray, Nevins, Painter, Palmer, Parcell, Pearson, Plummer, Powell, Putney, Ragsdale, Reinhardt, Ready, Reitze

Rockwell, Sallee, Schricker, Sharpstein, Smith, Smyth, Snively, Spinning, Taylor, Thalman, Tiffany, Tillotson, Tyler, Troy, Wasson, Walker, Walter, Wyman, Yancy, Yeomans, Young, and Mr. Speaker-77.

Mr. Andrews absent.

Mr. Lysons was elected journal clerk.

For docket clerk, Mr. Collins nominated Miss Anna Tarbell, of Thurston county.

Mr. Putney nominated Mr. Adams. Mr. Dysart seconded the

nomination of Mr. Adams.

There being no other nominations, the roll was called, and the following members voted for Miss Tarbell, to wit: Messrs. Adams, Anderson of Mason, Arrasmith, Barlow, Bass, Berry, Bothell, Brock, Caughran, Chambers, Collins, Cushman, Davis, De Steiguer, Farrish, Fellows, Flummerfelt, Frame, Frater, Gandy, Garretson, Godman, Hanson, Holt, Hunsaker, Hutchinson, Johnson, Jones, Kennedy, Lawton, Lehman, Meany, Megler, Metcalfe, McClure, McKay, McKnight, Moore, Morse, Murray, Nevin, Painter, Palmer, Parcell, Pearson, Plummer, Powell, Ragsdale, Reinhardt, Ready, Reitze, Rockwell, Sallee, Schricker, Sharpstein, Smith, Smyth, Snively, Taylor, Thalman, Tillotson, Troy, Wasson, Walker, Walter, Wyman, Yancy, Yeomans, Young, and Mr. Speaker-70.

Messrs. Anderson of Whatcom, Dysart, Miller, Putney, Spinning, Tiffany, and Tyler voted for Mr. Adams-7.

Mr. Andrews was absent.

Miss Tarbell, having received the votes of a majority of the members, was declared elected docket clerk.

For enrolling clerk, Mr. Hunsaker nominated Miss Dora Sternberg, of Thurston county.

There being no other nominations, the roll was called, and the following members voted for Miss Sternberg, to wit: Messrs. Adams, Anderson of Mason, Anderson of Whatcom, Arrasmith, Barlow, Bass, Berry, Bothell, Brock, Caughran, Chambers, Collins, Cushman, Davis, De Steiguer, Dysart, Farrish, Fellows, Flummerfelt, Frame, Frater, Gandy, Garretson, Godman, Hanson, Holt, Hunsaker, Hutchinson, Johnson, Jones, Lawton, Lehman, Meany, Megler, Metcalfe, McClure, McKay, McKnight, Miller, Moore, Morse, Painter, Palmer, Parcell, Pearson, Plummer, Powell, Ragsdale, Reinhardt, Ready, Rockwell, Sallee, Schricker, Sharp

stein, Smith, Smyth, Snively, Spinning Taylor, Thalman, Tiffany, Tillotson, Tyler, Troy, Wasson, Walker, Wyman, Yancy, Yeomans, and Mr. Speaker-70.

Absent: Messrs. Andrews, Kennedy, Murray, Nevin, Putney, Reitze, Walter, and Young-8.

Miss Sternberg having received the votes of a majorty of the members of the House was declared elected enrolling clerk.

For engrossing clerk, Mr. Gandy nominated Mrs. Mamie J. Culver, of Pierce county; Mr. Bothell seconded the nomination of Mrs. Culver. Mr. Ready nominated Mr. R. W. Helm, of Kittitas county; Mr. Hunsaker seconded the nomination of Mr. Helm. The roll was called and the following members voted for Mrs. Culver, to wit: Messrs. Adams, Anderson of Mason, Arrasmith, Barlow, Bass, Berry, Bothell, Caughran, Chambers, Collins, De Steiguer, Farrish, Fellows, Flummerfelt, Frame, Frater, Gandy, Garretson, Godman, Hanson, Holt, Hutchinson, Johnson, Jones, Kennedy, Lawton, Lehman, Meany, Megler, McClure, McKay, McKnight, Miller, Moore, Morse, Murray, Nevin, Painter, Parcell, Pearson, Plummer, Powell, Putney, Ragsdale, Reinhardt, Reitze, Sallee, Schricker, Sharpstein, Smith, Smyth, Thalman, Tillotson, Tyler, Troy, Wasson, Walker, Walter, Wyman, Yancy, Yeomans, Young, and Mr. Speaker-63.

The following members voted for Mr. Helm, to wit: Messrs. Anderson of Whatcom, Brock, Cushman, Davis, Dysart, Hunsaker, Metcalfe, Palmer, Ready, Rockwell, Snively, Spinning, Taylor, and Tiffany-14.

Mr. Andrews was absent; excused.

Mrs. Culver having received the votes of a majority of all the members of the House was declared elected engrossing clerk.

For sergeant-at-arms, Mr. Ready nominated Mr. D. E. Lesh, of

Yakima county.

Mr. Kennedy nominated Mr. J. W. Horner, of Spokane county. Messrs. Gandy and Sallee seconded the nomination of Mr. Horner.

The roll was called and the following members voted for Mr. Lesh, to wit: Messrs. Anderson of Mason, Barlow, Bass, Brock, Caughran, Chambers, Collins, Cushman, Davis, Dysart, Flummerfelt, Godman, Holt, Hunsaker, Johnson, Meany, Megler, Metcalfe, McClure, McKay, Miller, Moore, Morse, Murray, Nevin, Painter, Palmer, Parcell, Plummer, Putney, Ready, Rockwell, Sharpstein,

Smyth, Snively, Spinning, Taylor, Tiffany, Tillotson, Tyler, Troy, Walter, Yeomans, and Mr. Speaker-44.

The following members voted for Mr. Horner, to wit: Messrs. Adams, Anderson of Whatcom, Arrasmith, Berry, Bothell, De Steiguer, Farrish, Fellows, Frame, Frater, Gandy, Garretson, Hanson, Hutchinson, Jones, Kennedy, Lawton, Lehman, McKnight, Pearson, Powell, Ragsdale, Reinhardt, Sallee, Schricker, Smith, Thalman, Wasson, Walker, Wyman, Yancy, and Young-33. Mr. Andrews was absent.

Mr. Lesh having received the votes of a majority of the members of the House, was declared elected sergeant-at-arms.

For assistant sergeant-at-arms, Mr. Kennedy nominated Mr. J. W. Horner, of Spokane county. Mr. Gandy seconded the nomi

nation of Mr. Horner.

Mr. Taylor nominated John N. Conna, of Pierce county.

Mr. Ready nominated Mr. F. E. Madigan, of Kittitas county. The roll was called, and the following members voted for Mr. Horner, to wit: Messrs. Adams, Anderson of Mason, Anderson of Whatcom, Arrasmith, Bass, Bothell, Brock, Chambers, Collins, Cushman, De Steiguer, Dysart, Farrish, Fellows, Frame, Frater, Gandy, Garretson, Godman, Hanson, Holt, Hunsaker, Hutchinson, Jones, Kennedy, Lawton, Lehman, Meany, Megler, McClure, MeKay, McKnight, Miller, Moore, Painter, Powell, Putney, Ragsdale, Reinhardt, Reitze, Sallee, Schricker, Smith, Thalman, Wasson, Walker, Walter, Wyman, Yancy, Yeomans, Young, and Mr. Speaker - 52.

Messrs. Berry, Davis, Johnson, Morse, Ready, Rockwell, Snively and Tiffany voted for Mr. Madigan—8.

Messrs. Barlow, Caughran, Flummerfelt, Metcalfe, Murray, Nevin, Palmer, Parcell, Pearson, Plummer, Sharpstein, Smyth, Spinning, Taylor, Tillotson, Tyler and Troy voted for Mr. Conna-17. Mr. Andrews was absent.

Mr. Horner having received the votes of a majority of the members of the House, was declared elected assistant sergeant-at-arms. For postmaster and messenger, Mr. Painter nominated Mr. A. J. Mills, of Clarke county. Messrs. Lehman, Flummerfelt and Bothell seconded the nomination of Mr. Mills.

Mr. Collins nominated Mr. E. R. McClarty, of Thurston county. The roll was called, and the following members voted for Mr. Mills, to wit: Messrs. Adams, Anderson of Mason, Anderson of

Whatcom, Arrasmith, Barlow, Bass, Berry, Bothell, Brock, Caughran, Cushman, Davis, De Steigner, Dysart, Farrish, Fellows, Flummerfelt. Frame, Frater, Gandy, Garretson, Godman, Holt, Hunsaker, Hutchinson, Johnson, Jones, Kennedy, Lawton, Lehman, Meany, Megler, Metcalfe, McClure, McKay, McKnight, Miller, Morse, Murray, Nevin, Painter, Palmer, Parcell, Pearson, Plummer, Powell, Putney, Ragsdale, Ready, Reitze, Sallee, Schricker, Sharpstein, Smith, Smyth, Snively, Spinning, Taylor, Thalman, Tiffany, Tillotson, Tyler, Wasson, Walker, Walter, Wyman, Yancy, Yeomans, Young, and Mr. Speaker-70.

Messrs. Chambers, Collins, Hanson, Moore, Reinhardt, Rockwell and Troy voted for Mr. McClarty-7.

Absent and not voting, Mr. Andrews.

Mr. Mills having received the votes of a majority of the members of the House, was declared elected as postmaster and messenger. For doorkeeper, Mr. Jones nominated Mr. W. E. Jester, of Chehalis county. Mr. Tiffany seconded the nomination of Mr. Jester. Mr. Garretson nominated Mr. W. W. Luellen, of Pierce county. The roll was called, and the following members voted for Mr. Jester, to wit: Messrs. Adams, Anderson of Mason, Anderson of Whatcom, Arrasmith, Berry, Bothell, Brock, Collins, Cushman, Davis, De Steiguer, Farrish, Fellows, Frame, Frater, Hunsaker, Hutchinson, Johnson, Jones, Kennedy, Lawton, Lehman, Meany, Megler, Metcalfe, McClure, McKnight, Miller, Morse, Palmer, Parcell, Plummer, Putney, Reitze, Rockwell, Sallee, Smith, Thalman, Tiffany, Wyman, Yancy, Yeomans, Young, and Mr. Speaker

— 44.

Messrs. Barlow, Bass, Caughran, Dysart, Flummerfelt, Garretson, Godman, Hanson, Holt, McKay, Moore, Nevin, Painter, Pearson, Powell, Ragsdale, Reinhardt, Ready, Schricker, Sharpstein, Smyth, Snively, Spinning, Taylor, Tillotson, Tyler, Troy, Wasson, Walker, and Walter voted for Mr. Luellen―31.

Messrs. Andrews, Gandy, and Murray were absent and not voting.

Mr. Jester having received the votes of a majority of the members of the House, was declared elected as doorkeeper of the House.

For watchman, Mr. McClure nominated Mr. Jesse Elliott, of Lewis county.

There being no other nominations, the roll was called and the