Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-01-28

c!ent and worthy I, pr sentative Of California,
express regret on account OF his i'll health.
After some discussion on the point of order as
10 whether the resolution conld be introduced
il the midst of an election for United States
Senator the resolution was adopted.
GEORGE HEARST NOMINATED FOR UNITED STATES
SENATOR.
Senator Red6y placed in nomination the name
OF George Hearst Tor United States Senator. and
in doing 80 said that following the example of
their political opponents, who had nominated
one OF the most distinguished gentlemen in the
State he desired TO place in nomination 4 gem
tleman who is the choice of the Democratic
party. and who reflects its sentiments: ore who
advocates and understands its principles, and
one who IS in fact, an embodiment OF Demo
cratic doctrines. His experience in life had
been such Us to enable him to justly appreciate
the wants OF the poor well rs the rich, and
he has been the firm friend of the laboring
classes.
THE NOMINATION SECONDED.
Lynch seconded the nomination of George
Hearst, saying he was platn-Spoken man who
had seldom held public Office. and who had
steadfastly plodded his way III the straight path
since his advent 10 California He said that
the future Virgil. glowing with the genius and
the spirit OF the pioneer days of this State,
would say that George Hearst was the genius of
the argonGuts
Johnson of Sonoma also seconded the nomi-
nation, and said that Mr.. Hearst was i man OF
practical turn of mind and thoroughly identi-
fed with this slope
TIE BALLOT.
The vote was then taken and resulted as fol
lows For Leland stanford ~. George Hearst
IL, j. 7. Farley 3. Niles SearlS /.
RESOLUTIONS INTRODUCED.
Mcclure offered u resolution that the Senate
report the action taken, concerning the United
States senator, TO the Assembly. Adopted.
Also. Il resolution that the Secretary inform
the Assembly that the Senate would meet that
body in Joint convention at l. clock. Adopted.
y recess was then taken until half past two
o'clock.
Afternoon Session.
Senate re-aSsembled al pa p NJ President
Daggetj in the chair. Roll called and quorum
Del Valle moved the senate 90 into executive
session for the consideration Of the Governors
appointments.
kellogg rose 70 a point of order ana wanted to
know what there was in the statutes requiring
them 10 90 into executive session tur such Pur-
pose.
Del Vale said it was only formal motion.
The motion was put ana lost.
CONFIRMATION OF GOVERNORS APPOINTMENTS.
Reddy moved the postponemeut for one week
OF the consideration of the continuation of the
appointments of State PTS N Directors W. G..
Hendricks Charles Sonntag, James \. Wilkins,
and Robert 7. Dovliu, ioc reasons which he did
not wish to G.Vuige ut the present time.
The appointments OF Il. : Crmes. W. r. Clu
ness J. u. Briceldud, Ii. &. CroWGen, q. u. Tyr
rell. X. Beverly Cole and James simpson mem
beT- OF the State Board Of Health, were CON
tirmcG.
The appointment Of George J. Ainswqrth as
1'E5el'l ,l me I'm ciSi'f va ,u'ii'-lGo' w.,
and Robert Watt Were next confirmed
II pC w. a. @ ff
Palmer. as Directors OF the Dumb ana Blind
Asylum, were considered and also confirmed.
COMMITTEE on EMIGRATION.
The new Committee on Emigration was an
n0unccd as follows: LaugtOrd chairman
Wright, Mahler' Johnson OF S4n BeinaCino
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
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which We're ad?2te'i IN aecoranee with recon- ON
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Concurrent resolution No. : relating to con-
s'-'uiIoiiI' ailc1i"lli'-''s -AupP'eN'
Bills 4N4i''11 CD
The following bills were introduced out OF
Ord2r:
BY kellOg@-Reiatiug to places Of trial OF ac-
tons in justices Courts. Judiciary.
BY Del Nalle-Ke laring to agricultural dis
tIicts and organizations. Agriculture.
BY LoWe-RClating to boys reform schools.
Public Morals.
BY spencer of Napa-telating TO the duties of
school SupefuJ2nden.S. Education.
Also. "a bill renting to the Political Code. Ju-
6ici0ry.
BY lcCiurc-Relating 10 fees Of Su!cTio:
Courts. Judiciary.
Also bill relating to the GeirShipS 20 the
estates Of deceased persons. Judiciary
Also a bill relating to Judgments and iudg
ment rolls in civil cases. Judiciary.
Also a bill relating 20 the legislative powers
Of cities and cities and counties. City and
County Governments
Also. a bill 20 prohibit the burial Of dead
bodies within corporate limits. Hospitals.