Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-02-26
TIE LEGIsLA AZURE.
The senass again Reyerses Its Decision
REGENTS Blust be enthusiastically

The ssnass Again Reyerses Its Decision
REGENTS Must be Confirmed
Proceedlngs.
Both houses OF the Legislature held long sessions
on Saturday md transacted large amount Of bust
neas.
The Senate met at 10 A. ", Iieutenaut-Goy crnOr |
seIioe Ieoved to reconsider tae vote BY which
re senate on Friday postponed the consideration Of
sc Governors message in reference TO appoint
5 TAYLOR moved 70 ley the motion on the table
The motion was LIST by vote of - ayes to Is
noes.
The question being upon the reconsideration, it
y7aq lost BY q vote OF 1e ayes TO 10 noes
Johnson reported back adversely various bills
tha. we've covered by the general county and mu-
nicipai Government bills.
me Senate then took % tic special Gle, and the
following bills were read first time:
6. B. liz, to amend Section 1, Article AL, OF
tae Constitution OF the State Of California;
6 ?. 23s providing the manner and time OF sub
hitting proposed amendments to the Constitution
at ire state Of California 20 the people; S. b. 1888,
70 provide Tor thc erection Of building Tor the In
s7le az the State Asylum at Stockton, and Tor the
ir7rE9Tsment Of the drainage aud water supply
thereof: A. ?. 30, 70 amend act to appropriate
money for the support OF orphans bali orphans and
abandoned children; y. Il. S48, to appropriate
money for the Construction and completion OF roads
and trails and generally TO improve and preserve the
territory within the limits OF the Yosemite valley
and MaFiposa Big Tree grant s. b lS52, TO appro-
prats money for the Improvement OF the water sup
ply Of the Deaf and Dumb and Bind Asylum b
g. 1885, for the appropriation OF money Tor the cree
son Of buildings and improvements and the pur-
chase II land for the Napa Asylum for the Insane
6. 2 SOS to appropriate money for the repair OF the
ROOF o the Capitol for the plumbing, painting, rem
ovning and ventilating OF the State Capitol; ). %
Pcs t. secure representation OF the resources and
Industries Of California at the Amsterdam lnterna
tcnsl Exhibition, and TO provide for the expenses
t-crn9-.
a .icssaee was received from the Governor tlans
hitting two resolutions Of the Nevada Legislature.
me drst asks Congress for such change IN the
coinage laws IS ygill permit the miners and produe
cr5 Il silver bullion 20 deposit the at the
United States Mint, and 20 receive tell equivalent IN
= gain dollars for the same, free OF charge. The
other asks Congress for an appropriation OF sl2e'-
COO for tAe improvement Of the Colorado river.
1ho following bills were then read lrst time; ).
z 209 to appropriate the OF 81 500 for the pur-
pose u ass sting The Home Tor Aged and iniirm
Females, sislascd Rineon Hin, San Francisco;
S p POS 20 provide for the payment Of the per
diem q the members and attaches of the Constitu
tional Convention; $. b. 2ST, 10 appropriate money
Tor the pr-ehsse os ctgrsDhs for the use of teach
ers ard Students residing ct the ASYLUM for the
pesf, Dumb and Blind; a. j. 2a3, making ap-
rr1pzi1tion5 TO pay Deficiencies II the sp-
preparations fer the support OF the Gov
eminent for the thirty-fourth fiscal year;
S. 2. 533, making appropu ,tion for deficiency IN
tie appropriation for the support OF the state
Prison at San Quentin for the 32l fiscal year s. b.
TnaflDG aDnrODTlalloN LOT a uSiiclSlSy III VIC
appropriation for the support OF the State Prison at
San ocentin for the % fiscal year; S. B. 3S5, max
inr appropriation for deficiency IN t e apprOpua-
tion Tor the support OF the State Prison at San
Quentin for ths 5tth fiscal year and S. 3. sos,
making appropriation 70 pay deficiency in the ap-
pror2tton FOR reuars 70 State Capitol building, and
furniture and purchase Of carpets for the saith fiscal
year.
Tlle seecad reading lie was then taken up. The
municipal government bin aud the superintendent
h.ll5 Wars passed o. the lie.
3 ~. to appropriate money for the support OF
aFaa DeFsoa5 II INDECENT circumstances residing in
che house Of the Veterans Home Association was
read second tine snd ordered aD1ossed.
On moLion u DoughertY the Senate took up out
~ CIDER, rasd sceo id time end ordered engrossed
s. 3. 1872, TO Grand the ]oars Ct Health in cities
AND counties the power to regulate the plumbing
al. drainage OF buildings.
On notion Of Reddy the rule was suspended and
s. p l2 Cor tie relief Of James Saultry, was taken
Iln on u order, read second time and ordered en-
crossed.
A. 2 90 to create and maintain Bureau of La
her Statistics A. B l3, TO authorize the erection
oi State ArTicrl5ura, and Industrial Exhibition
t1ilaing on the State Capitol grounds and appro-
Dciate mnnsy therefor, were read a second time.
Eellogg introduced an amendment providing that
&c Chinese should be employed in the erection Of
Che building. The amendment adopted by
vote o. 10 ares 70 Is noes. Before the vote
lognced, kellogg. supposing the amendment had
Uaen lost, changed his vote from " aye to mo,
in order TO give notice OF motion to reconsider.
Ine amendment being adopted, it lef. the Senator
from Pluuas on record against his own motion.
-laldoZ offered an amendment providing that the
law should not take effect until May Is, 1884 He
cononucod Sacramento IN round terms as wanting
aTe-ythin-.
known fact that members from Santa Clara always
oppose everything in the way Of appropriations
tHat DO not 70 to that county.
1Iccare, Reddy and Ross made able speeches
rfainst the amendment and in favor OF the bill,
faing tha broad ground chat the appropriation was
State Inst tJticn and ought to receive the sup
1ort OF eTery Senator
Gender also spoke against the amendment.
ran amen r,ent was voted down by an almost
JlnGniznoas vote.
Qrooman moved to reconsider the vote by which
Kellogg amendment was adopted and 1t was car
rsad by 2 Tote Of q ayes 20 noes.
Yrooman then spoke against the adoption ot the
amendment holding that it was unconstitutional.
ellugg spoke in favor OF the amendment, and
read TO The Democratic members the Chinese clause
Le San Jose platform.
1920 1ndrneut wss voted dowI ny large me-
sor.t7, and The bill ordered engrossed.
Ter recess Chandler introduced bill to ascer
tain the amount due On claims, under the 9 Act to
promote lrainage,' and to provide for the payment
ri me same, not 10 exceed S275,O0l.
aTcCa-tby introduced two bills to amend the Penal
gods relative to fsh and game AID bill to confer
farther pow ers upon the State Board Of Health
Knight from the Committee on Hosp!ta s. INTRO
lCcaG an AT 70 authorize the establishment OF a
quarantine station for the harbor of San Francisco
other bills o. minor Importance were introduced.
SPENCER Oh Stanislaus reported back favorably
rom the Committee on Yosemite Valley and Mari
rosa Big Trees A c. r. 81 relative to the protection
II trees on Lake Bigler, and it was adopted.
Del Vale moved to reconsider the vote by which
me Senate yesterday refused to adopt the amended
motion in regard to the confirmation OF appoint
Inents to the position OF Regent OF the State Uni
Tersisy.
The motion prevailed by a vote Of II ayes to 16
noes.
The Senate then took another vote ON the adoption
II the amended notion aud again reversed its de-
ei1 nv he fDlOWiWp
ayes-Buck, Cox, Cross, Del Vslle, English,
Eflcher, Foster, Harrigan, keating Kelly OF San
E1aa5isee. Knight Lynch, Maddox, Reynolds, Ryan,
Spencer OF Napa, Spencer of Stanislaus Taylor and
Toes-Baldwin, Brooks, Chandler, johnson, Ke'
Jog, Mccarthy, Mcclure, Nelson, Perry, Reddy,
Poltier, Woman Wallis and Whitney-l4.
The esult Of the above vote is the adoption OF
She opinion Of the majority OF the Committee on
Judiciary that appointments Of Regents to I'LL vacan-
aiss should be submitted to the Senate for confrma-
On motion OF Cross, the consideration of the
Governors appointments rs Regents was set for TO-
day a. O'clock.
The reading OF bills on the second reading special
Tile was then completed
Cross Introduced concurrent resolution, which
was adopted, giving each member Of the Constitu-
tonal Convention copy Of the proceedings and de-
ba5eg OF that body as published by the State.
2yan introduced resolution, which vas adopted,
calling Tor night sessions each night this week
At3 $40 ?. u. the Senate adjourned. Under the
rue the Senate VIII meet as $50 P. II, to-day.
Ia AsseE abIy met a. 10 r. N, Speaker LaRue in
% on1sr.
-hs Committee on Public Expenditures having
recrsed back . the House the resolutions referred
70 th1n i0r the paynent Of the expenses incurred
hy Hes5Ts Barnes and Dozier in the contested So
ilao county election case without Recommendation
Cutter moved that the resolutions be adopted anG
TIE Controller of The State he authorized to draw
sraats on the Treasurer Of the State for the pay
zen. OF the same.
Mathews, Niool irwin, Caminetti and Martin op.
1,rs NJ he
no lsa cond be found whereby this Appropriation
coald be made.