The record-union., 1893-03-03

read a second time. Senator Campbell
moved TO strike out the enacting clause in
the bill. Senator Berry. author OF the
bill, spoke against the motion. Tho mo-
ton was carried; ayes "a, noes 9. Senator
| Berry changed his vote from "no" to
aye" and gave. notice of a reconsidera-
| ton.
| Senator Ostrom desired to call up three
/ bills which had been made special order
for the evening. The President ruled that
the special order could not be taken up
until O'Clock under present rules. Sem
| ator Ostrom persisted in calling up his
| bills, and was ordered to his seat by the
/ PRESIDENT. lie, however, appealed from
the decision of the Chair, and a vote was
| taken, resulting in the Senate sustaining
The ruling of the Presldent-ayes so. noes
:. Senators Ostrom and Wilson voted
mo"
Under the special order of business
Senator Ford called up Senate Concur
rent resolution y o. !, an Act to grant a
charter 10 the town of Grass Valley, in
Nevada County. The Senator stated that
| Gently complied with the requirements of
the law, and were anxious to get the
resolution through during the present
| session OF the Legislature. The resolu-
! ton was adopted by unanimous vote.
Senator Martin of Placer offered u reso-
luton that, as the sixty days provided by
law for the session OF The Legislature OK
p1red at Il O'Clock, midnight, that at the
expiration of that time the Senate do ad-
jOurn sine die.
a great hubbub arose, and Senator
| Broderick moved as an amendment that
the resolution be referred TO the Com
mlttee on Attaches.
Senator Martin secured the floor and
SAID: The time set by law for the session
of this Legislature having expired, /
claim the right to dissolve my connection
with the body, and defy any member to
show cause why L should not do So
Now, tomorrow | intend to pack my
grip and go to the mountains where | be-
long
The Senator asks leave for the balance
OF the session." said The President.
: II want the session to go with me-" re
turned Senator Martin,
Senator Burke moved substitute TO
the amendment by setting the time for
adjournment at midnight one week from
next Saturday. There being no second
to the substitute the amendment of SEN
| ator Frederick was put and carried by
era Uoce vote.
The rules were suspended, and Senate
Bill No. SIS, providing for payment OF
members and attaches of the Senate, was
sent through its three readings and passed.
The same action was taken upon Senate
Bill No. S49 which provides for an APP
preparation for the deficiency in the an
preparation for mileage and per dom of
members and attaches of the Senate. The
amount so appropriated amounts to 1888.
Roll-call was demanded upon a motion
to adjourn, ana Senator Martin incurred
OF the President if it meant sine die. He
was ruled out of order. a call of the
House was demanded, and the door was
closed. a motion to suspend further pro-
c6eQlnQS unQer the call yVnS lost SaDarOr
McGowan moved to adjourn. The Presi-
dent would allow no motion under n call
OF the House. McGowau appealed to the
House, and the Chair was sustained.
Senator McAllister, one of the absen-
tees, being produced by the Sergeant-at-
Arms, was called before the bar of the
Senate. Senator Hart moved that he be
fined $40. Senator MCGOWAN moved as
an amendment that he be fed upon imita-
ton butter The delinquent was finally
excused on motion of Senator Maher. and
the Senate adjourned.