The record-union., 1891-03-13

Mr.. Hamill offered a resolution request
ing the Executive to appoint Senator
Campbell of Solano as Admiral Of the
proposed Naval Battalion to be attached to
the National Guard, should the bill pro-
viding therefor becomes a law.
Mr.. Ostrom made vigorous speech
against the resolution.
MIR. Campbell said the fun had gone far
enough, and he did not think it right to
attempt to cast opprobrium upon mer-
itOriOuS measure.
Mr. Maher moved that the resolution
be referred to the Committee on Federal
Relations, and it was so ordered.
At $50 o'clock the Senate adjourned
till Friday.
ASSEMBLY.
The House assembled at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
Speaker Coombs in the chair. Roll called,
quorum present. Prayer by the Chap
lain. Reading of the journal dispensed
with.
SPECIAL ORDERS.
A. B. PSI, providing for the appoint
ment Of a committee for the revision and
codifying of the laws, was subjected to
some minor amendments, sent to the
printer and made special order for the
afternoon.
A resolution to authorize the State
Printer to print copies of the new ballot
law in pamphlet form, and copies of
specimen ballots of the new form for dis
tribution among the people in order to
facilitate the acquiring OF familiarity with
the methods and forms of the new law.
After discussion, a substitute was offered
by Mr.. BeeclIer and adopted by the
House. which provides for the printing
of 5000 copies of the bill in pamphlet,
1900 copies of the municipal ballots in
form, and 5000 copies of ballots of some
county outside of the county and city of
San Francisco, to show the Democratic,
Republican and Prohibition candidates of
last year, and to be distributed among
the members of the House and by them
taken homo to their constituents. The
committee to prepare the ballots for the
printer comprised MeSsrs. Dibble, Shana-
han and Carpenter.
A motion of Mr.. Fowler, providing for
the appointment of committee of three
to provide floral piece for the obseouies
of the late Senator Hearst, was adopted.
Messrs. Fowler, Bruner and Carver were
appointed.
4 bill appropriating $4,000 for contin-
gent expenses Of the House was intro
duced by Mr.. Dibble and read the first
time.
The bill for the sale of the buildings of
the old Home for the Feeble Minded, at
Santa Clara, was passed.
On motion of Mr.. Shanahan, the bill
for the expenses Of the Committee on
Commissions, amounting to S59i 20, was
ordered paid.
WORK on THE FILE.
The following bills were read the sec
ond time:
A. 3. 306, for the relief Of G. Raisch.
Substitute for S. 3. 252, for the relief of
the heirs of Michael Curran, deceased.
A. b. 69I, TO establish law libraries.
A. b. 2S9, relating to policies of insur-
ance.
A. B. $40, TO pay the claim of Joseph C.
German.
Substitute for S. 3. 29O, to provide
for the erection of additional buildings
for the use OF the State Normal School at
San Jose.
BALLoTING FOR SENATOR.
AT noon the Senate was announced at
the bar of the House
The j oint Convention was presided over
by Lieutenant-Goyernor Reddick and
Speaker Coombs.
After the opening formula of reading
the proceedings OF yesterday, Mr.. Mat
lock withdrew the name of General y.
z. Chapman.
Mr.. Clark Withdrew the name of w. w.
Morrow.
Mr.. Goucher withdrew his own name,
and in an eloquent enconium nominated
James V. Coleman.
The roll of the Senate was called, with
the following result:
For Blanchard-Fraser, Preston, Voor-
hies-3.
For Coleman-Britt, Goucher, Hamill,
Harp, Langford, Mead, Ostrom, Seawell,
Welch, William II. Williams-lO.
For De Young Broderick. Dargie,
Maher, G.. II. Williams-4.
For Estee-Bailey, Byrnes, Campbell
of Siskiyou. Carpenter, Flint, HeacoclS,
McComas, MCGOWAN, Ragsdale, Sprague
10.
For Felton-Banks, Campbell of So
lano, Crandall, belong, Everett, Ma
honey, Simpson, Streeter-S.
For Johnston-Dennison, Dray-2.
Total vote-37.
Absent-Berry, Shippee and Wilson.
Campbell of Solano, who on Tuesday
voted for Estee, changed yesterday for
FELTON,.
The ballot of the House was as follows:
For acknowledgements, Baughman,
Beecher, Bledsoe. Brown, Freeman,
Hooking, Hunewill, Kellogg, Lynch-I0.
lHunewill changed to Estee, making 81
For Coleman-Arms, Cunningham,
Doty, Dunn, Eakle, Carver, Gould, Jack
son, Martin, Mathews, Mordecai, Muir
nan, Renfro, Rice, Robertson, Shanahan,
Stabler-l7.
For De Young-Alexander, Barnett of
San Francisco, Coffey, DAILY, Dennis. Dib-
BILE, Dow, Glynn, Hayes, Hoey, John
son, Jones, Lowe, Lux, Marion, Phillips,
Steltz, Tennis, FULLY, Windrow-2O.
For Estee-Ames, Barnett Of Sonoma,
Bert, Bryant, Cargill, Clark. Cram, Cul-
yer, Burner, Estey, Hail, Hawley, Hume
will, Lewis, Matlock, Murphy, Smith of
Butte, Smith of Orange, Sturtevant,
Weston. Coombs-2l.
For Felton-Carter, Galbraith, Gordon,
Harloe, Hersey, Lacey, Wentworth,
Young3S.
For Johnston-Bruner, McCall-2.
For Wetmore-Fowler-1.
Hunewill changed from Blanchard to
Estee; Cram changed from Perkins to
Estee.
Total vote, rs; absent, Brusie, Wolf
skill.
The changes from Wednesday were as
follows: Beecher from Johnston to
Blanchard; Bledsoe and Young from
Young to Blanchard; Cram from Perkins
to Estee; Hail and Matlock from Chip
man to Estee; Harloe from Estee to
FELTON,; Hunewill from Blanchard to
Estee; Wentworth from Morrow to
FELTON,. This made Blanchard's gain 2,
Estee's and Felton's l.
The vote in both Houses was Blanch-
ard, II; Coleman, "a; De Young. "a; Estee,
81; FELTON,, is; Johnston, 4; Wetmore, /.
Total, lis; necessary to a choice, S..
Recess.
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