The record-union., 1895-03-09
carried, was made special order for Mon

carried, was made special order for Mon
day next.
[Senator Bert in the chair.]
). BIS 769, 800, SOL, S02, to pay for pub
fishing the constitutional amendments by
newspapers published in foreign Ian
guages, was read the first time and made
a special order for Monday night.
Senator Ford offered resolution pro-
viding for convenient arrangement of
the nle. III order to facilitate the work of
the clerks. The resolution was laid upon
the table by vote of 20 to IL.
Ford then moved that the Secretary be
instructed to make up the special urgency
file in an inverted alphabetical order,
down to Aram.
The motion caused dreary debate, and
at length, on motion of Senator Pedlar,
the whole matter was laid upon the table.
President pro tenn. Flint in the chair |
On motion of VOORHEES,, the Constitu-
ton was suspended and A. b. 1919, MAX
ing an appropriation of 5000 for the
contingent expenses of the Assembly for
the present session, was read the first, sec
ond and third time and passed by vote
of q to 0.
The special urgency file for the ensuing
week was made up at this point in the
proceedings.
Senator Earl, for the Committee en-
Rules, reported back S. c. r. II, by
smith, providing that when the Senate
adJourns on Thursday, March 18th, it do
SO sine die, with favorable recommend
alton. Senator MCGOWAN moved the
resolution be made a special order for
Monday next. Lost.
The roll was called and the resolution
was adopted by vote of % to T. Senator
McGoWan changed his vote and gave no.
tlce tuaC ne would tomorrow give notice
to reconsider. ssE
Senator VOORHEES, moved as substitute
that Inc vote be reconsidered at once,
senator McGoWan protested against
the adoption of the substitute, giving as
reason that on Monday next the Senate
could more clearly see its way toward the
emu OF Inc session, and the motion for
immediate reconsideration was lost by a
vote OF IL ayes, 20 noes
Senator Beard for the free Conferance
committee, appointed TO confer with "a
IKE committee from the Assem- bly, rela-
i've to several items in the general ap-
preparation bill, reported back that the
JOINT committee had agreed that appro-
prlatlons should be made az follows:
Napa Insane Asylum " S4OO 600
Mehuoclno insane Asylum............ 145,OOO
For the care of the Yosemite Ma
tiOIlII $4,000
tor the support of the National
'NAA tNiANA @Ndh III heSSF 2OO OOU
Senator Seawen protested against the
allowance made for the Mendocino Asy-
Ium. lie read q statement from the Su-
perIntendent of that institution, which
stated that SlS0.000 at least would be re-
quired for its support.
lSenator McGowan in the chair
Inc report of the committee was
adopted by vote of 26 to 2.
At il o'clock NJ, the Governors mes
sage as published in yesterdays issue
OF the RECORD-UNION, was read
On motion Of Senator Orr. the hour for
recess was extended for thirty minutes.
senator Orr moved that the Governors
message, just read, be referred to Sem
ators Langtord, Gesford and SeawelI
lDeinocfatsl, IN whose districts were sit
Goteu tAree OF these pIundering institu-
tons known as insane asylums.
Senator Langford asked to be excused
and walked out.
lfresldent pro tenn. Flint in the chair.
senator Wilmington called for the regu-
lar oFQer, and the special file was taken up.
MUTUAL INSURANCE.
). Is. 50, by MCGOWAN, authorizing the
lormauon OF county mutual insurance
companies, regulating the transaction o.
thelr business and defining the duties O.
the officers thereof having been preyi.
! ousIy read the third time and passed by
FN'e VI II W 4Us OIeaVeS changed his
vote and gave notice of motion to re.
| consider.
5. b. G99, by Orr, to provide for the an.
polntment and salary of clerk in the
once OF the superintendent of Public
instruction, and to make an appropr1a-
ton OF 81, 400 therefor. was read the third
time and passed by a vote of 80 to l.
). Z. y. %, bysFord, a resolution to pro.
| pose to the people of the State of Califor.
m IN n tttraf
the State, amending Section of Article
| l., relative to the judicial depart.
ment," was called UP.
Senator Ford offered an unimportant
amendment, winch was opposed BY Sen.
ators Arain and Hart, who claimed that
the Senate had already voted upon and
defeated similar proposition. Senator
Smith also opposed the amendment and
1t was lost, and recess was taken at DR.
p. NJ. until 2 O'Clock