The record-union., 1895-03-05
evidence, was read the second time and

evidence. was read the second time and
ordered on file.
A. b. 459, by Judiciary Committee, to
repeal Section 1892 of the Civil Code, was
read the second time and ordered on file.
a. B. 100, by Brusie, to provide for pay
ment OF deficiency in the appropriation
for aid to the State Agricultural Society
for the forty-siXth fiscal year and ap-
propriatiug $1,000 therefor was read the
hrst time and ordered on file.
a. q. Il. 10, by Phelps, relative to the
presentation OF the portrait of Governor
Booth to the State by his widow, was
adopted b. Y vote of % to 0.
senator Bert in the chair.
ON motion of Senator Simpson, A. Is.
30, relative to Police Courts in cities of
over $4,000 and less than 100000 inhab-
itants, was read the first time and place
on file.
). b. 223, by Committee on County and
township Government to repeal an Act
to provide for the planting, maintenance
| and care of shade trees upon streets,
lanes, alleys, courts and places within
municipalities, and hedges upon the lines
thereof; also. for the eradication of GER
tain weeds within city limits, being the
special order, was read the third time and
! passed by vote OFFS to l.
president pro tenn. Flint in the chair,
,. b. '63, by Aram, to provide for the
districts, for the drainage of AGRICULTURAL
lands, other than swamp and overfiowed
| IanQs, was taken from the general file,
and ordered placed on the special file,
read the first time.
substitute for 5. BIS and 100, to pro-
VIDE Tor the payment for the advertis-
ing OF the constitutional amendments.
and to make an nppropriation of SIS as
tnere1or, was taken up and read the third
time.
Senator Earl offered an amendment bv
adding 'West Oakland Sun. SIPS, and
| last Oakland Observer, S125'
The amendment was adopted.
senator Hart offered an amendment
increasing the appropriation for the Gait
gazette from Sl25 to $500. Senators Bert
Mathews and McAllister opposed the
amendment, while Senators Hart and
Ford favored its adoption. The amend
ment was lost.
Senator Smith then offered an amend
| ment increasing the amounts of all those
papers allowed Sl25 to $50.
Senator Mathews opposed the amend
ment, stating that one increase would de-
mand raise all along the line. The
amendment was lost by a vote of II to IS
and the bill ordered printed and made q
special order for o'clock P. NJ. to-day.
D q. J5', by Seawell, to provide for the
compensation of the Chiefs and CAPTAINS
OF police and police officers in all munich
pal corporations OF the third and fourth
classes III the State, was read the second
time, amended and ordered printed.
). u. l53, by Fay, to promote and secure
| freedom OF speech in courts Of Justice
was on motion or MCGOWAN made the
special order for $3.50 o'clock to-day,
>. Is. o02, by Toner, to repeal an Act To
provide and regulate the manner of re-
celylng and paying fees, commissions.
percentages and other compensation for
ofncIal services in cities, and cities and
counties, having population OF over
1OO,OOO inhabitants, was read the second
time and made special order to follow
the special order set for $50 O'Clock to-
day.
:. B. go, by Whitehurst, to amend Sec
ton 537 OF the Penal Code, relating to de-
trauding proprietors and managers of
hotels, inns, restaurants, boarding.
houses and lodging houses. was read the
third time aud passed by vote Ell 20 to Q.
On motion OF Senator Bert, S. b. G29
was Withdrawn from the file and s. B.
3l3, being Identical, substituted.
). b. 449. by Androus, to provide for
the improvement of the Whittier State
School at " Whittier, and making an ap-
preparation OF $4,000, was read the first
time and made the special order for $3.50
P. NJ. Wednesday.
MESSAGE FROM THE GOVERNOR,
a message was received from the Gov
ernor stating that the Senate amendments
to A. BIS 80 and l82, now before him,
had not been concurred to by the Assem-
bly,, and requesting that the Senate recall
the bills for further consideration.
A resolution by Senator Gesford was
accordingly adopted recalling the bills
from the Governor for further co2sidera-
ton by the Senate.
The President pro tenn. announced that
a joint republican caucus would be held
at 2. NJ.
At $50 P. n. the Senate took a recess
until 1870 P. NJ.