Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-03-02
senator making such remark is that he has

senator making such remark is that he ha.
not been Senator very long.
sp'ague-Perhaps would have more respect
Tor pettifoggers if had been in the last session
Boggs said that three-quarlers of the people
OF his county were opposed to the bill, and
started IN TO make an explanation of his posi-
ton. whea Goucher raised the point of ordertha
| Cut off.
Caminettis motion to take recess was los
by vote Of ayes 10 81 noes.
Willisms moved the previous question.
Boggs rose TO question of privilege ana ex
planned that the reason he had not accepted the
proposition of Goucher to make the bill spe
ciai order on Monday was that he wanted lit
tie time to consult his constituents He insisted
that he had no desire to hinder legislation and
was ready to meet the issue when the bill wa:
reached. They would have ample time to pas:
the bill If they had the majority which the!
claimed, but whis he did net think they had
Campbell moved to take recess until
o'clock.
Gou.her raised the point of order that the
Chair had already ordered roll-call on the
question "ShalI the previous question be now
put"
The Chair oyerruled the point of order.
Campbelps motion was lost by q vote of aye:
to 80 noes
The Chair-Call the roll on the previous Ques
ton.
Caminetsi-I move to adjourn.
The Chair ruled that the 70 l-call having beer
ordered, no other motion was in order
Chair.
The roll was called and the Chair sustained
by vote of SO ayes to 4 noes.
The previous question on the suspension Of
the rules was then ordered by vote of 26 ayes
to noes.
Caminetti moved to adjourn
Heacock raised the point of order that the
previous question having been ordered no mo
ton was in order until vote was taken on the
main question.
The Chair sustained the point of order
The roll was called and the rules suspende q
by d vote of Is ayes to 10 noes.
Moffitt then reofiered the resolution and VII
son moved its adoption.
Boggs moved to make the resolution the spe
cial order for Tuesday next.
Another long, rambling debate followed, il
which Boggs, Caminetti, Goucher and Camp
bell reiterated their statements of Their posi-
tions.
Bowers finally took The floor and said that be
had been one of those who signed the agree
ment to stick to the file. but Colusa county ha6
become public nuisance and IL was evident
thai 10 business would be done in The Senate
until this bill was out of the way. He therefore
proposed to vote to take the bill up and get il
cut Of the way of other more important legisla
ton.
caminetti moved to take recess until 7:s0.
Lost.
Caminetti moved call of the Senate
Lost by vote of IL TO q.
taminetti moved to adjourn.
LOST by vote of II to 81.
After great deal more wrangliny and fill.
clustering the Senate finally adopted the follow.
ing resolution, offered by De Long:
Resolued, That A B. s, known as the Glenn
county BILL is hereby made the special or
der Tor Tuesday next. Immediately after The
reading OF the journal, and thereupon said bill
shall go upon the special file.
At 525 the Senate took a recess until s P. NJ.
Night Session.
The Senate reassembled at P. NJ, President
pro TEN. in the chair.
The Committee on Attaches C0ntiuoppt Ey.
penses aud Mileage reported back several reso-
lutions to pay mileage to various committees
and clerks, and TO pay the Sergeant at Arms
Tor securing witnesses before the State Prison
Committee
Moflitt stated that it was the desire of several
members to take up out of order bills relating
10 public institutions and dispose OF them.
Goucher moved that lit be declared the sense
we adhere to the regular order. including the
special ORDER
The motion was carried
Mr. Dray in the chair.
The Senate then took up the special order
the resolutions to pay the expenses of contest
ants In the election cases, and the following
were allowed w. o. Banks, s., SAL 65; John j.
Sullivan s.. S46 40; f. S. Sprague. 81 ,436; G. P.
Harding 1859 Go.
SECOND READING FILE.
The Senate then took up the second reading
file and a number of bills were sent to engross-
ment.
Everything went smoothly for a while and
several bills were withdrawn and others substi-
tuted that were further down on the file, until a
motion was made to advance 6. B. ZIG, known
as the telephone cinch BILL Then the old
fight against the substitution of bills came up,
all the old arguments were gone over at length
by dozen Senators, and no more work could be
done. Then pandemonium prevailed again,
and all sorts of points OF order were raised and
motions made until Dray, at 1925 p NJ, ad-
journed the Senate amidst the utmost confusion.