The advocate., 1891-04-08

AAAW1iYA w Wlo same -bulh MUAlblVuh
clSim, This most monstrOus steal.
And in the Senate Journal Of January
"a appears thiS record, chat when
Il came up for second reading
Senator Kelly, Of Mcpherson, moved
that an emergency bO declared and
that Senate bill No. l54 bo placed
upon lis third reading. The roll was
called: Yeas 86, nays /. And this is
its record upon its passage:
Senate bill No. i5l, an act making appFOpria-
tiOnS for legislative departments, enrolling
clerks, committee clerks, postage for members
Of both Houses, and lieutenant governor, recre.
taFy OF the Senate, chief clerk Of che House, SCR
geant alarms OF both Houses, and delegates,
and expenses Incident 10 tho general session OF
tho Legislature OF 1891, was read the third time,
and tho question being, Shall the bin pass2 tho
roll was called with the following results Yeas
30, nays 1.
The bill was promptly messaged TO
the House Of Representatives. The
rules were suspended and IL was read
a second and third time and passed
by a vote Of yeas Ill, nays 3.
The nays were Messrs. Dickson,
Webb and Wilmington.
But on the following morning the
House took action upon this matter
as follows:
Mr.. Rice OF Bourbon moved q reconsideration
OF the vote by which Senate bill No. 1854, an act
making appropriation for legislative department,
enrolling clerks, committee clerks, postage for
and lieutenant governor, and expenses
incident 10 the general session OF the Legislature
Of 1891, was passed, and asked chat this motion
lie on the table until said bin can be recalled
from the Senate.
Mr.. Rice, Of Bourbon, also offered the follow
Ing resolution
"ReoOlUed bv tho House Of Representatives,
That the Senate be and is hereby requested 20
return 20 this House, Senate bin No, 1854, An act
making appropriations for legislative depart.
mont, enrolling clerks, committee clerks, pos
,age for members of both houses and lieutenant
governor, aud expenses incidental TO general
session OF Legislature OF i8Ol for the further con-
SideratlOn for this House."
On the same day, Friday, January
%, the following entry appeared on
the Senate journal:
Nh. PREsIDENTi--I am directed blythe House
10 inform the Senate that the House has re-
quested the Senate 10 return Senate bill No. 1854
10 the House for further consideration.
BEN Q. RICH, Chief Clerk
by consent Of the Senate, Senate bill No. 15a
VAS returned to the House.
One week later, to-wit, on January
30, Che following entry was made on
The House journal, under the third
reading Of bills:
Mr.. Rice, Of Bourbon, moved that the rules DO
suspended, and House bill No. 2s2 be placed on
.hlrd reading, which motion prevailed.
House bill No. 2S2, an act making apprOpria-
ion for legislative department, enrolling clerks,
,Ommlttee clerks, postage FOR the members and
Dflcers Of both Houses, delegates and lieutenant
governor, and expenses incidental TO che legiSla
lure Of 1891, was read third time, and the Ques-
ion being Shall the bill pFss2 the roll was called
Vith the following result; Yeas o., nays D.
Messrs. Coulson and Showalter
voted nay.
Conference committees on the part
Of both bodies of the Legislature had
been wrestling with the SENATE re-
vision committee" bill, and their re.
port submitted TO the Senate is as
follows: t