The record-union., 1895-02-14

vote stood: Ayes 90, noes 10. The Presi-
dent pro tenn. declared the resolution de-
feated, it taking a three-fourths vote to
confirm such nomination.
APPEAL FROM THE CHAIR.
Senator Ford rose to point of order,
stating that majority vote only was re-
CURED upon resolutions.
The President pro tenn. stated that his
decision was based on Rule So, and the
point of order was overruled.
Senator Ford appealed from the deci-
sion OF the Chair, and a roll-call was de-
manded.
Senator MCGOWAN said that Rule 35
aid not apply to the subject in hand.
THE CHAIR SUSTAINED.
The roll was then called and the ruling
of the Chair sustained by a vote of 2G ayes
to noes.
Thus the resolution was defeated.
LSenator Orr in the chair
Senator Ford introduced a Consftu-
tIonal amendment relating to the judicial
department Of the State. 1t was referred
TO the Committee on Constitutional
Amendments.
BILLS OUT OF ORDER.
Bills were introduced out of order and
referred to commi tees as follows:
by hews-Relative 10 underground
railway chS.-COrpOraSIOnS.
TO authorize the payment Of salaries by
boards of oupervisorS.-Cities Cities and
Counties and Township Governments.
BY Linder-Relating To the government
OF irrigation Observation-Disclosures and
Water Rights.
relative TO the organization and govern
ment OF irrigation striCts.-Irrigation
and Water Rights.
Authorizing the Board of Prison Di-
CPrtOrS establish .
the toisOm State Prison. -Prisons and
Prison Buildings.
Authorizing the Board Of Prison Di-
rectors to establish a school furniture fac
tory at the Folsom State Prison.-Prisons
and Prison Buildings.
GENERAL FILE.
The general file was taken up and bills
were disposed of as follows:
). Is. 242, by Langford, to amend sections
34Sl and 34o2 OF the Political Code. relat-
lug 10 the division OF swamp land dis
trlcts, was read the third time and passed
by a vote Of n TO t.
senator Flint in the chair
SUP. ,. Is. lIO-IO amend section 4235 of
an Act 10 establish i Political Code. relat-
ing TO the lien OF judgments of Federal
Courts, was passed by vote Of 30 TOO.
,. Is. I25, by SeaWell, to amend section
633 and TO repeal section 634 OF the Code
Of Civil Procedure of the state of CaIifor-
ma, was re-reterred TO the Judiciary Com
mIttee
ANOTHER JUNKET.
a resolution by SeaweII was adopted
granting permission for the Committee
on Public Buildings other than Prison
buildings, two mem bers from the Com
mlttee on Hospitals and two from the
FINANCE Committee 10 visit the Mendo-
emo and Napa AsyIums and the Neter-
ans Home, 10 be absent from and after
noon on Friday next.
BILLS PASSED.
5. b. PIG, by Simpson, relating to tho
sale of real property for delinquent taxes,
and the redemption and resale OF such
property, and to add a new section
thereto, to be known and designated as
section 3oOl; also relating to sal real prop
erty Tor delinquent taxes, was Withdrawn
and a. -. I62, being Identical was sub
sututod, read the third time and passed
by vote of % to >. Senator MCGOWAN
changed his vote from no to ave before
the vote was announced and gave notice
that he would to-day move to reconsider
the vote by which the bill had passed.
;. b. 46l, by Earl, to amend an Act TO
establish Political Code, relating to the
annual preparation of an abstract of all
mortgages, deeds of trust, contracts and
other obligations by which any debt is
secured. The bill was passed by vote
OFF, 10 , Senator Wilmington changed
his vote from no to aye and gave notice
that he should to-day move to reconsider
the vote by which the bill had passed.
Bills were introduced out of order and
referred to committees as follows:
By MISUNDERSTANDING to purity in
ADMINISTRATIONS
BY Withington-To provide for fixing
the boundaries Of public lands.-Public
Lands.
At BOO o'clock P. N. the Senate adj
iouTned to meet at 10 o'clock this morn
ing,