The record-union., 1895-03-04

GUS State asylums visited by them, which
was commendatory of all the institutions
except the Home for the Adult Blind.
BulIa, for the Joint Committee on Con-
stitutional Amendments and Judiciary,
offered a concurrent resolution to submit
80 the people proposition for a Consti-
tutional Convention, which was made
special order for to-day.
The afternoon was passed IN second
reading of bills, the only sensation being
which was quite lively for time, and
she House finally adjourned till to-day.
SENATE.
At 10 O'Clock Saturday morning Presi-
dent pro tenn. Flint called the Senate to
order.
The rolI-call showed a quorum present.
Prayer was offered by the Chaplain,
Rev. q. \. Ottmann.
On motion of Senator Dunn the read
ing OF the journal was dispensed with.
OF motion OF Senator Earl. 5. {. r. 8.
approving the charter of the town of
Berkeley, Alameda County, was taken
up and cOncurred in by the Senate by a
vote OF - to o.
on motion of Senator Hart. S. B. 4S9,
435 on file, was placed upon the special
Tile as ii carried an appropriation. The
bill relates to paving the streets surround
ing the Capitol grounds.
SPECIAL ORDERS.
Committee substitute for 5. b. 10. 81.
81, -. for the relief OF insolvent debtors.
E,A rEAFafHg - rr,- 4
the punishment of fraudulent debtors,
being the special order, was passed by a
vote OF . to ..
y. b. 6SI, by Committee on County and
Township Government, TO establish the
fees of county, township and other Of
ticers, and OF jurors and witnesses IN this
State, was on motion of Senator Mathews
made the special order for o'clock to-
day.
Senator Ford moved the reconside era
ton of the vote by which 5. G. X. 10, re-
lative TO adjournment sine die, was car
ried. The motion prevailed, and he then
moved that the further consideration OF
the resolution be made the special order
for Tuesday Immediately after the read
ing OF the journal. The motion prevailed
by a vote of y to +.
ON motion OF Senator VOORHEES, the
general appropriation bill was made the
special order for : o'clock P. ".
On motion OF Senator Toner, S. 3. S52.
known as the San francisco Zee bill, was
read the first time and made the special
order for to-day at $50 P. ".
The freedom Of speech' bill was re-
ported back by the Judiciary Committee,
without amendment, carrying the recoIu-
mendatiUn that II DO pass. 1t was made
special order for tomorrow.
On motion OF Senator Mathews, S. y.
30l was Withdrawn and $ 3. 733 substi-
tuted, :. B. 36l Withdrawn and 5. b. 80
cd FEyrT lint
cases were identical bills.
The Assembly amendments to s. =. 45,
by Gesiord, relative TO the salaries OF
Judges of the Superior Courts, were tax en-
up, and on motion of McGowan, passed
temporarily.
APPROPRIATION BILLS PASSED.
s. i. $50, by Eranck, 10 provide for the
payment OF the claim Of George II. Tav
Comp any, for the deficiency IN the con-
tract price for heating and venLilating the
State Normal School building at san
Jose, and approprlating therefor Sl5I, was
passed by a vote OF . 10 o.
:. 3. 10, by GesIUrd, TO authorize the
purchase Of additional grounds for the
State Insane Asylum at NaDa anu apDro-
priatIng 5000 therefor, was passed py q
vote of > TO o.
). B. J3O by Hart, making an appro-
priatiOn Of -, rs TO pay the deficiency in
The appropriation for the transoorta-
year, was read the third time aud passed
by vote Of - 10 0.
). B. G3l, by Hart, making an aDpro-
pTIatiOn OF S53S TO pay the deficiency in
the appropriation for payment Of trans
portation OF children 10 the state Reform
School for Juvenile Offenders tor the
forty-fourth fiscal year, was read the
third time, slightly amended, and or
dered printed.
:. b. 100, by VOORHEES,, to appropriate
St2, 800 to pay the Indebtedness incurred
by calling the National Guard of Jaiiior-
MIA into service, by order OF the Gov.
ernor, to enforce the law, in 1898 and 1874
was read the iirs5 time and ordered
placed on file.
5. b. SJ7, to establish a uniform system
OF county and township governments,
known rs the county government bill,
was made the special order Tor tuesday
morning TO follow the other specia
orders.
The following bills were read the first
time and ordered on file for the seconC
reading:
5. B. G99, by Orr, to provide for the ap-
pointment and salary of a clerk in tin
Office of the superintendent of Public In
structon, and TO make an appropriation
therefor.
:. B. 5l2, by Earl, making an appro
prlatIOn OF $4,000 from the State schoO
book fund Tor the completion OF the re-
books heretofore authorized and directed
to be made, and to provide for the ex-
peudIture OF the same.
:. b. 7eS, by Denison, making an ap
preparation OF S465 to pay the Indebted.
ness incurred by the Board of Bank Com
missioners, ana authorizing and direct
ing the board TO raise the amount in ad.
dltlon to the amount OF annual expense!
for the forUy-sevenLh fiscal year.
s. b. 70. by Orr making an appropria
ton of 800 to pay the deficiency in tht
appropriation for postage, expressagt
and contingent eX penses of the Attorney
General for the forty-sixth fiscal wear.
S. b. 792, by VOORHEES,, making an an
preparation OF y, 600 10 pay the deficienc-
in the appropriation for repairs to Capi.
tol building and furniture, and purchas
of carpets and furniture for the forty
sixth fiscal year.
S. B. 42S, by Seymour, making an ap
preparation of $4,000 for the support G