The record-union., 1895-03-06
Afternoon Session.


The Senate reassem bled at o'clock.
A. b. 248, by Bledsoe, regulating the
hours of labor in saw mills, shingle
mills, shake mills and logging camps,
which was upon its second reading, was
taken up, the reading of the bill COM
pLeted. two unimpOrtant amendmenss by
SeaweI were adopted, the bill ordered
printed for the third reading, and made a
special order for o'clock to-day.
Senator Orr in the chair.
SPECIAL ASSEMBLY FILE.
The special Assembly file was taken
up and the following bills disposed OF:
\. j. Sol, By Thomas. to amend Sec
ton 1916 OF the Civil Code Of this State.
Felating to water rights, was amended by
senator Smith and ordered printed
senator VOORHEES,, for the special COM
mittee appointed to confer with like
committee from the Assem- bly,, relative
to the senate amendments 10 the general
appropriation bill, handed in report.
Several recesslons by the Senate were
! recommended, and it was agreed by the
cOmmittee that $4,000 be allowed the
State Agricultural Society and that the
appropriations for district fairs should
remain as fixed by the Senate.
The further consideration of the Con-
ference Committee report was made the
special order for , P. NJ. to-day.
\. c. y. l9, by Hatfield, proposed
amendment to Article III, Section OF
the Constitution, relative to corporations.
was read and, on motion OF Senator
Burke, passed on ;he tile
\. b. III, by Dodge, to amend Section
126 of the COde OF Civil Procedure. to
provide Tor the making Of deeds on fore
closure OF mortgages, Was read the third
time and passed Uy vote OF - 10 0.
\. c. y. &, 10y Cutter, to amend section
4..iE go fy,.a x,
TO juries, was referred TO Une Committee
on Constitutional Amendments.
4. B. 700, Uy .BrpsIe, to provide for pay
ment Of deficiency IL Inc approp priatiou
for aid To The State Agricultural Soci-
ETY. for the fOrty-sixth fiscal year. was
read the second time ana ordered en-
crossed.
a. {. 4. Z, by Brusie, proposing an
amendment to Section !, Article W., OF
the Constitution OF the state, relative 10
departments, and providing tor addi-
tonai departments of the Superior
Courts OF the respective counties, and
/ cities and counties OF the state, and to
provide Tor an interchange OF Judges
among the different counties, and cities
and counties, when necessary TO dispose
! OF accumulated business, was read.
/ senator Simpson opposed its adoption,
/ ana spoke against ii, and it was defeated
/ by vote OF U 10 81.
A. u. To- Dy B9ila, 10 amend an Act to
! provide Tor Police Courts in cities having
! ~, 600 ana under 100000 inhabitants. and
J 10 provide tor officers thereof, was read
! the second time, amended, and ordered
I engrossed.
! y. b. 90, by Coleman, to amend Sec
/ ton 35Jo OF the Political Code. appoint
! ing the Surveyor General locating auent
/ IN the united States Land Offices. was
read The second time and ordered To- lie
/ third reading,
! senator Hoyt moved that the Assembly
amendments 10 ). 3. 23g. relating 10 The
/ sale and redemption of transnortation
J tickets, be concurred III by the Senate
/ Senator Burke moved that the fnrrber
/ consideration OF the amendments he
made the special order for o'cIock ON
/ Friday next, and the motion preyailsd.
Senator Bert in the chair.
On motion OF Senator Gcsford. tho co,n-
| nittee substitutes for y. BIS 4 aud IQa
providing for tie payment OF newspapers
for publishing the constitutional amend
ments, was recalled from engrossfnent for
the purpose OF amendment. AT Mon
| days session $3.50 was added to the bill by
amendments, but the amount had not
been added to tho total appropriation
named in the title, hence the motion. The
/ bill was amended accordingly, ordered to
! engrossineBt, and made the special order
4 Tor 3:3J z. Il. to-day.
). Il. 63l, by Hart, making an appro-
priation OF S552 10 pay The deficiency in