The record-union., 1891-03-20
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| Mr.. Bruner moved to reconsider the
vote by which S. B. 324, establishing a
Board of Funeral Directors, and for the
| more effectual prevention of contagious
| diseases, was lost. Carried. The bill
was amended to apply only to cities or
cities and counties of over 10000 inhab-
ltants and passed as amended.
THE FINAL BALLOT.
1t was crowded house which the
Senate found awaiting its entrance to the
bar of the Assembly and one over
| which an air of expectancy seemed
to hoover. President Reddick and
| Speaker Coombs presided. The
usual preliminaries were rapidly
gone through with, and, Notwithstanding
a motion that all ballots be declared in
formal while the present investigation
| is pending, the President ruled that the
ballot to ensue should be formal. II
proved also decisive.
| On the roll-call not many changes were
apparent. 1t stood as follows:
THE SENATE ROLL.
| For Estee-Bailey, Byrnes, Campbell
of Siskiyou, Carpenter, Dray, Flint, Hea-
cock, McComas, McGowan, Preston,
Ragsdale, Simpson, Sprague, Streeter,
V OOrEleS-IO.
For Felton-Banks, Broderick, Camp
bell of Solano, Crandan. Dargie. belong.
Everett, Maher, Mahoney, George FL.
| Williams-I0.
For White-Berry, Britt. Mead, Os-
from, Welch, VIM. II. Wil,iams-6.
For MISUNDERSTANDING, Hamill, Lang
ford, Seawell, Shippee-5.
| For lanchard-Eraser-1.
For Johnson-Denison|1.
g. oh ~
| ing, Harp.
THE ASSEMBLY ROLL.
For Estee-Ames, Barnett of Sonoma,
Beecher, Bert, Brown, Bryant, Cargill,
Clark, Culver, Estey, Freeman, Hail,
Harloe, Hawley, Hooking, Kellogg
Lacey, Lewis, Matlock, Murphy, Smith
of Butte. Smith of Orange, Sturtevant,
Weston, Coombs-25.
For Felton-Alexander, Barnard, Bar
DAILY, Dennis, Dibble, Dow, Burner,
Galbraith, Glynn, Gordon, Hayes, Her.
sey, Hoey, Hunewill, johnson, Jones,
Lowe, Lux, Lynch, Marion. Phillips,
Steltz, Tennis, Tully, Wentworth, Win
drow, Young-30.
For White-Arms, Cunningham, Doty,
Dunn, Eakle, Carver, Gould. Jackson,
Martin, Mathews, Mordecai, Murnan,
Renfro, Rice, Robertson, Shanahan, Stab
ler-l7.
ard-Baughman-1.
Johnston-Brusie, Bruner, McCall-3.
Observation-Disclosures
Perkins-Cram-l.
Total vote, rs; absent, Wolfskill; not
voting, Fowler.
During the Assembly roll-call the votes
OF Barnard, Burner, Hunewill and
johnson were cheered-they being acces-
sIons to FELTON, since the last ballot. At
the close of the call Assemblyman Fow-
Ter, who had asked his vote to be passed,
arose and gave it for FELTON,, giving ex-
plicit reasons for his change from Estee
The cheering was wild, and then followed
the grand hreak all along the line, AS
semblymen and Senators being ON their
feet all over the house, all clamoring for
the PRESIDENTS recognition. President
ReddIck announced that he would attend
to the Senate first. and then Speaker
Coombs should attend to the House.
The result was that Senators Ragsdale,
Denison, Fraser, Simpson, Shippee,
Preston acknowledged their fealty to
FELTON,; while in the House FELTON, gained
Fowler, Mccall, Murphy, Weston, Hook
ing, Beecher, Sturtevant, Baughman,
Barnett Of Sonoma, Ames, Brown,
Bruner, Bryant, Culver, Estey, Freeman,
Hail, Harloe, Lacey, Lewis and Smith Of
Butte.
Several Democrats who had voted for
! Heacock as their Republican choice, went
back to White when Felton's election was
apparent.
After the heat of the engagement the
final and total result was as follows: For
FELTON,, 70; Estee, 10; White, %; Heacock,
l; Johnston, l; Perkins, L.
Charles n. FELTON, was declared duly
elected, and the Joint Convention adj
journed sine die.
The House took q recess till 2:3O p NJ
Afternoon Session.
The House reassembled at 2:3O O'Clock.
the Speaker in the chair.
Mr.. Shanahan, of the Committee of
Conference concerning Senate amend
ments to A. B. 235, announced that they
We're unable to agree. The Speaker ap-
pointed the same committee as free con-
ference committee. This is the ''Quinn''
bill.
Mr.. Hail offered resolution that the
Assembly adjourn sine die on Tuesday,
March 24th, at 1870 p. NJ. This was adopt
ed and sent to the Senate, but afterward,
on motion of Mr.. Dibble, recalled and de-
teated, it being believed that it might en-
danger the appropriation bill.
WORK ON THE FILE.
The following bills were passed:
A. b. 1876, to provide for the division of
existing counties, and for the creation of
new counties.
S. B. ga, for the maintenance and sup
port of the Sacramento Founding Home.
A. B. sos, to pay the claim of A. G. Laf-
ferty for supplies furnished First Battal-
ion of Mountaineers, $500.
S. b. 81, for improvements at Stockton
Insane Asylum.
S. b. 600, for additional improvements
for the southern California State Hospital
for the Insane.
AT 4:50 the House adjourned till Friday
morning.
LEGISLATIVE NOTES,
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