The morning call., 1893-01-18

with one accord will exclaim: Victory Is
ours"
Taylor Of Marin In nominating Perkins
said that while he recognized the virtues OF
Stephen M. White yet he knew he was
doing his duty to himself and constituents
by naming Ex-Governor George c. Perkins,
as a man thoroughly competent and able to
fill the position.
Barker of San Bernardino nomina ted
Thomas r. Bard of Ventura.
Pendleton Of Los Angeles nominated
Judge r. NJ. Widney OF Los Angeles.
Dodge of Alameda seconded Perkins
nomination.
Thomas OF Nevada nominated E. NJ.
Weston OF Nevada.
Androus of Los Angeles seconded Wild
ney's nomination.
Perkins OF Ventura seconded Bard's
nomination.
Bretz of Alameda nominated Gator, stat
ing that in few years the Peoples party
would be in the majority.
Vann of Colusa seconded Gators nomina-
ton.
Carlson of San Diego nominated Hon. d.
c. Reed Of San Diego. Select a man." he
said, "who is not mixed up In factional or
party rows. but who would work for the
whole State" Addressing the Populists
he said that Reed was sail right" on tho
Nicaragua canal, on the silver question and
on other important matters. His question
as to what more they could want was
greeted with great laughter and applause.
Casterlne seconded Reed.
The first ballot was then taken and re-
suited as follows: White az, Gator s. FELTON,
6, Perkins s, Estee /. Bard T. Reed g. Wild
ney 4, f. c. Franks of Santa Clara 9, E. NJ.
Preston 1, Jacob Ii. Neff /.
Burke (Non-Partisan) of San Francisco,
voted for White. which draw tremendous
applause, and he was given three cheers.
Total vote. 80; necessary to choice, Al.
White was declared to be choice of the
House for United States Senator amid ap-
plause.
After the recess the following bills were
in troduced:
BY Pendleton-Relative to appropriating
money for the refurnishng of the Supreme
Court chambers at Los Angeles.
BY Sargent - Making an appropriation
and providing for the appointment of
board Of trustees for tie Preston School of
Industry.
BY Johnston Of Santa Clara-Appropria
ting $4,000 for the State Insane Asylum at
Agnews.
BY Taggart-Relative to the conduct of
elections.
BY Vann-Relative to highways and the
appointment OF viewers therefor.
By Price-FOr the dissolution and disor-
ganzation OF irrigation districts.
BY Dodge-Appr0priating SIS. 900 Ito pay
the expenses for the recovery of the Ala
media atd Oakland wafpr froni
BY Cusick-Appropriatng S200,000 for
the erection Of buildings and machinery for
an icehOuse.
By Chipman-Authorizing the State
Board OF Capitol Commissioners to appoint
exr employees.
By Johnston Santa Clara)-To organize
and define the powers of the Board of
Railroad commissioners; also appropriat-
ing Sl75,0O0 for additional buildings for the
Agnews Insane Asylum.
By Vann-For the disorganzatIon of irri-
Cation districts under the Wright law.
BY Owen-Relatiye to the place of meet
iDgs Of the Supreme Court.
BY SchIesinger-To amend the act relat-
ing to endowment insurance on the assess
ment plan.
Shanahan's reassessment bill wasIsthen
mously and without debate. The "scalper''
bill was then taken up and almost at once
led to tilt between Shanahan and Biedsoe,
BledsOe claiming that il was a duplicate of
the bill brought here in the interest of the
ra:lro ads two nears ago.
Bula Of Los Angeles and Mordecai If
Fresno thought the bill would not benefit
the people.
Matthews and Shanahan moved an
amendment to strike ont sections and 3 Of
the bill, so that any unused part OF ticket
may be redeemed at any railroad office.
Bretz, Afford, Miller and Vann spoke on
the bill
Shanahan attempted to reply to Bedsoe's
remarks, but the chair Interrupted him,
/ stating that it would allow no such dis
graceful scene as that of yesterday.
The amendments TO strike out sections
and were carried.
Shanahan asked that the bill be referred
back 10 the Judiciary Committee.
Bledsoe moved as a substitute that the
enacting clause be stricken out. Lost
The motion to recommit was carried.
Kahn of San Francisco introduced con-
current resolution changing the time of the
joint convention for the election of State
Library Trustees to IL: 30 A. NJ tomorrow,
After a prolonged debate on the report of
the Committee on Attaches the House adj
jOurned at 4:30.
A Republican caucus. presumably to take
action on the Senatorial fight, was an
r.