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and should also be an important source
of income to the school.
Mr.. Robertson had at one time been
connected with similar school in San
Francisco, and he could testify to the
benefit of a piece of land to such an insti-
tuition. 1t was an important assistance in
discipline. giving the boys healthful and
interesting labor and keeping them from
idleness.
General Mathews hoped the bill would
pass and the appropriation be made.
Passed by vote of ayes, 60; no, l.
S. B. $685., relating to executors and
guardians of minors, was passed.
The bill to provide for the payment of
the claim of Dennis Jordan-S. b. 64-
was passed by a vote of ayes 46, noes Is.
The pilotage bill of Brown Of Calaveras
was on special order and was passed by
an entire vote.
s. B. $50, appropriating money for the
completion of the building of the State
Normal School at Chico, was brought up
on motion of Mr.. Barnard, and passed.
A. b. 5SS, relating to what are deemed
conclusive presumptions, was passed.
GOVERNORS MESSAGE.
A message from the Governor was re-
ceived, announcing that he had signed
bills authorizing cities to acquire the
necessary rights to supply their citizens
with water; appropriating money for
sultor; for the reservation of certain
lands by Congress, etc.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
On motion of Mr.. Dibble, it was agreed
that when the joint convention adjourned
the House should adjourn till 10 A. NJ.
Monday.
A resolution was adopted dispensing
with all committee clerks excepting that
Of the Committee on Ways and Means.
BALLoTING FOR SENATOR.
The Senate and House went into joint
convention at II M, with President pro
tenn. Fraser and Speaker Coombs presid-
ing.
The Secretary read the journal of the
joint convention of Friday. Nomina-
tions being declared in order, Mr.. Doty
nominated w. d. English of Alameda as
the choice of the Democrats and the one
to whom they would give their support.
No further nominations appearing the
Secretary called the roll Of the Senate
with the following result:
For Blanchard-Fraser, Preston and
Voorhees,.
For De Young-Broderick, Dargie,
Maher, George H, Williams.
For Estee-Bailey, Byrnes, Campbell OF
Siskiyou, Carpenter, Flint, Heacock, Nc
Comas, McGowan, Ragsdale, Shippee,
Simpson, Sprague-12.
lano, Crandall, DeLong, Everett, Maho-
| ney, Streeter-7.
For Johnston-Dray, Denison-2.
For English-Britt, Goucher, Hamill,
Harp, Mead, Ostrom, Seaweil, Welch, w.
II. Williams-9.
Total, 81: Absent-Berry, Langford,
Wilson. Changes-Simpson, from Fell
ton to Estee.
THE ASSEMBLY VOTE.
The vote in the Assembly was as fol-
lows:
For Blanchard-Barnard, Baughman,
BIedsoe, Brown, Freeman, Hooking,
Johnson, Hunewill and Lynch-9.
For De Young-AleXander, Barnett Of
San Francisco, Coffey, Daily, Dennis, Dib-
BILE, Dow, Glynn, Hayes, Hoey, Jones,
Lowe, Lux, ] Marion, Phillips, Steltz,
Tennis, Tully and Windrow-19.
For Estee-Ames, Barnett of Sonoma,
Beecher, Bert, Bryant, Cargill, Cram,
Culver, Burner, Estey, Hail, Harloe,,
Hawley, Kellogg, Lewis, Matlock, Muir
ply, Smith of Butte, Smith of Orange,
Sturtevant, Weston and Speaker Coombs
%.
For Felton-Carter, Galbraith, Gordon,
Hersey, Lacey and Young-6.
For Johnston-Bruner and Mccall.
For Wetmore-Fowler-1. 5n
For English = Arms, Cunningham,
Doty, Dunn, Carver, Gould, Martin,
Mathews, Mordecai, Murnan, Rice, Rob-
ertson, Stabler and Shanahan-l4.
Total, "a. Absent = Brusie, Clark,
Eakle,l Jackson, Wentworth and Wolf
skill. Changes-Johnson from De Young
to Blanchard.
Summary-Estee, 81; De Young, %;
FELTON,, 13; Blanchard, II; Johnston, 4;
Wetmore, 1; English, %. Total, ITO.
Necessary to choice, 56.
The convention adjourned till Monday.
The House adjourned till Monday inn
mediately safter the convention rose.