The record-union., 1891-03-11

solicitation for votes within 100 feet of
the polls. The bill came back from the
Senate, was reconsidered and the amend
ment adopted.
UNITED STATES SENATOR.
The Speaker announced that the hour
had now arrived for the ballot for United
States Senator.
Mr.. Lowe offered resolution that the
House do now ballot for United States
Senator to take the place now vacant
through the death of Hon. George w.
Hearst. Adopted.
The Clerk read the appropriate Act of
Congress.
Mr.. Bert, OF San Francisco, said it was
his proud pleasure to place in nomination
Il representative man of the people, an
old and tried Republican, who had lived
all the years of his manhood in this State
lion. NJ. NJ. Estee, of Napa.
Mr.. Bledsoe, of Humboldt, with strong
commendation and brief sketch of his
efficient political services, offered the
Assemblyman from San Diego. Mr..
foung's associates greeted the nomina-
ton with prolonged applause.
Mr.. Baughman, of Eel Dorado, in a
glowing speech, nominated Hon. George
ID. blanchard, of Ell Dorado.
Mr.. Cram, of Alameda, quoting the
saying that the shortest nomination made
iurther eulogy the name of his candidate,
Hon. George c. Perkins, of Alameda.
MIR. Gould of MERGED nominated State
Senator ID. a. Ostrom of Yuba, saving
that he was of that class that formed the
bone, sinew and groundwork of the pros
perlty of the State-the farmers. Heeulo-
glZed his candidate eloquently. Mr.. Os-
from was the choice of the Democratic
| caucus.
! Mr.. Fowler of Alameda spoke in high
terms Of Charles A. Wetmore of Alameda,
a representative of the great wine inter
est OF the State, and placed his name on
| the list.
Mr.. Young of San Diego made an elo-
quent address in nominating Hon. Charles
n. FELTON, of San Mateo. He gave sketch
of his public and political services and of
| his successful life. He would say more
of his candidate when the two houses met
| i'll joint session.
Mr.. Bruner of Sacramento in few
| complimentary words nominated that
energetic and patriotic pioneer, II on. VIM.
Jol nston of Sacramento.
Mr.. Clark of 1olo said that when he
mentioned the name of his candidate all
would acknowledge him to be the choice
of the whole people. It was Hon. w. w.
| Morrow.
Mr.. Dibble of San Francisco said that
he was proud of the list of candidates al
ready offered, and believed no State but
| California could offer so grand an array
OF talent and patriotism. [Applause.l He
desired to present q name for nomination,
the peer of any that had been mentioned,
! that of NJ. II. de Young of San Francisco.
| Mr.. Matlock of Tehama. with MANY
eulogistic words, nominated the soldier
and statesman, General n. p. Chapman
of Tehama.
Mr.. Sturtevant of Mendocino seconded
| NJ. NJ. EsteeS nomination
Mr.. Coombs of Napa spoke eloquently
i'll favor of Mr.. Estee.
Mr.. Hersey gave hearty support to
! Charles N FELTON,.
! Mr.. Freeman seconded the nomination
of George d. Blanchard.
Mr.. Marion seconded M. H. DeYoung's
nomination.
Mr.. Galbraith eulogized Charles N.
FELTON, and his distinguished services.
Mr.. Mccall seconded the nomination of
| William ID. Johnston.
Mr.. Doty seconded the nomination of
! D. A. 0strom
Mr.. Hail seconded the nomination of
n. P. Chapman.
The nominations were declared closed.
One ballot was taken resulting:
= For Blanchard-Alexaader, Barnard,
Baughman, Brown, Freeman, Hook
ing, Hunewill, Johnson, Lynch-9.
For Perkins-Ames, Cram, Culver-3.
| For Ostrom = Arms, Cunningham,
Doty, Eal1le, Carver, Gould, Jackson,
Mathews, Mordecai, Murnan. Renfro,
Rice, Robinson, Shanahan, Stabler-15.
For DeYoung-Barnett of San Fran
cisco, Cotfey, DAILY, Dennis, Dibble, Dow,
Glynn, Hayes, Hoey, Jones, Lowe, Lux,
Marion, Phillips, Steltz, Tennis, Tully,,
| Windrow-1S.
For Estee-Barnett of Sonoma, Bert,
Burner, Estey, Harloe, Hawl,y, Lewis,
Murphy, Smith of Butte, Smith of Or
ange, Sturtevant, Weston, Speaker
| Coombs-13.
For Johnston-Beecher, Bruner, Bry-
ant, MCCALL.
For Felton-Carter, Galbraith, Gordon,
Hersey, Lacey, Young-6.
For Morrow-Clark-1.
For James V. Coleman-Dunn-1.
For Wetmore-Fowler-1.
For Young-Bledsoe, Kellogg.
For Chipman-Hail, Matlock-2.
For John F. Switt-Wentwor
Absent-Brusie, Cargill, Martin, Wolf
skill.
The Senate and Assembly will meet in
joint session tomorrow at noon to con-
| tinue tho ballot.
Recess was taken till 2:45 P. NJ.
| Afternoon Session.