The record-union., 1895-03-12
Evening Session.

Evening Session.
AT 1:4O P. NJ. the Senate reassembled,
Senator Androus asked that the rules
be suspended in order to allow him to
introduce a bill. In. explanation he
stated that the bill now before the Senate
for the support of the Whittier Reform
School carried an appropriation of S245,-
OJ0. 1t had been determined that the
school could be maintained for $500. .OOO.
and as economy was in the air, the
southern part of the State proposed to
take step III that direction and the bill
he desired to introduce carried an apprO-
prlatlon accordingly.
1he rules were suspended, the bill in
troduced, read the first time, ordered TO
the printer and made special order for
Wednesday morning, to follow other or
ders Immediately after the reading Of til q
journal.
All special orders for the day were made
special orders for to-day, to retain their
places on the file.
On motion of Senator VOORHEES,, the re-
consideration of the vote by which S. c.
X. 10, relative to adjournment sine die
was carried, was stricken from the file.
| The resolution provided for an adjourn
ment on Thursday last.
ISenator Orr in the chair
ON motion of Senator Beard, S. B. 6S5.
by Earl. relating TO sale and redemption
OF real property, was declared an Act OF
urgency, read the first, second and third
Tunes, and passed by q vote OF % to 0.
On motion OF Senator Flint, S. 3. $50.
/ by VOORHEES,, apprOpriating $1,000 for the
| care OF osemite Valley, and S. b, SSS
appropriating SO. .000 for the maintenance
OF the State Board of Horticulture, were
read the first time and ordered on the
second reading file
). Is. 539, by Seymour, for the relief oI
Mrs. Addie McGinnes, widow of A. w.
McGInnes, and family, and appropriatinp
$1,000 therefor, was, on motion ex-senator
Beard, made matter of urgency, read
the hrst and second times, amended 10
read 81, 500 and ordered printed,
On motion OF Senator Hart, ). B. 2C9, 10
repeal Section 331 OF the Penal Code, was
made special order for P. NJ. to-day,
SPECIAL URGENCY FILE.
The special urgency file was taken III
and bills disposed of as follows:
s. b. 526, by Dunn, relating to telephone
companies, and to prescribe the mode o.
taxing the same, and TO fix the rate oI
taxation thereon, was read the third time
and refused passage by vote of IL to p
>. Il. y, by Blggy, for the relief ol
Charles +. Wells, and to appropriate So
800 therefor, was read the third time and
passed by vote Of 30 to 0.
S. 3. 566, by Earl, for the more
efectually prohibiting the keeping
others to take any spirituous Hq-
uors within one mile OF the land be-
longing to the State upon which a State
Prison or university is situated. and 10
declare such prohibited acts. and the
building or place in or upon which they
are carried on a nuisance, and TO provide
remedies by suit and precedence in equity
or NpfN i
time and passed by vote of3OsoO.
S. B. 500, by Committee on Roads and
! Highways, providing Tor the erection
and operation of rock-crushing plants al
the State Prisons, for the preparation OF
! highway material for the benefit of the
people of the State, and providing for the
necessary advances and appropriatiug
$4,000 to carry out said work, was read
! the third time and passed by vote Of y
90.
5. B. 247, by Bert, relating to the care
of inmates and regulating the govern
ment Of the Home of Inebriates of San
Francisco, was read the second and third
time and passed by vote OF y to O..
5. B. %, by Fay, directing the State
Board Of Harbor Commissioners to con-
struct certain portion OF the harbor en-
bankment or seawall of the port of San
Francisco, was Withdrawn, and a. B..
SS9, by Spencer, 10 amend Sections II42.
1872, 1899, 1903, ,l20I, 1907 120S. l2lI and Iy5s
OF the Political Code, relating to elections.
was substituted, read the first, second
and third time and passed by a vote of
- too.
On motion of the author S. B. 634, by
Mathews, fixing the time of holding
municipal elections in cities of the second
class, was Withdrawn, and 5. B. 733, by
Mathews, amending the Civil Code, add
ing thereto two new sections, 10 be mum
bered 49Z and 493, concerning franchises
for the construction OF elevated and uu-
derground railroad tracks. was substi-
tuted, read the first, second and third
time and passed by u vote of % to o.
). Il. 3GI, by Mahoney, to provide for
the better protection and security of life
and property, and for the appointment OF
an examining engineer; 10 license en-
gineers of portable and stationary steam
engines and boilers; to establish the du-
ties and compensation OF said engineers,
was read the third time, and refused
passage by vote Of to 20.
~, b. 335, by Powers, to add a new Ar
ticie to Chapter l, of Title III, Part III OF
the Political Code, TO be known and des-
ignated as Article "; and to add six
new sections, to be known and designa-
ted as Sections 1915, 1916, 1917, 1913, 1913
and 1850, relative to County, City, and
City and County Boards of Election Com
mIssioners, was substituted for $. B. S62,
read the first, second and third time and
passed-26 to 0.
s. b. $50, by Aram, to amend an Act to
define the boundary and provide for the
government OF Levee District No. Two
~ of Sutter County, in relation to the
election of officers for said district, fund
ing the floating debt and refunding the
iuuded debt thereof, was READ the thiru
time and passed by vote of 26 TO 0.
On motion of Senator Arms, A. 3. 5l2,
by Bulla, to amend an Act creating a
Board OF Commissioners of the Building
and Loan Associations, and prescri bing
thelr duties and powers, was substituted
Tor ,. g. $50, the two being identical, read
the hrst, second and third lime and passed
by vote of Il to 0.
). B. o27, by Beard, to amend an Act to
prohlblt the sophistication and adultera-
tlon OF wine, and to prevent the manu-
iacture and sale thereof, was read the
'nlFu Time and passed by a vote of 26 to D.