The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1895-02-22

bodies David Lubin's proposition of ag-
ricultural protection.
The roll was called and the resolution
was defeated by a vote of IL ayes to
noes.
The vote was announced, and Senator
Hart then gave notice that he should on
Monday next move to reconsider the
vote by which the resolution was de-
feated.
Senator Burke raised the point of order
that Senator Hart having voted for the
resolution was in no position to move q
reconsideration.
The President pro TEN. ruled the point
well taken.
! senator Wilmington, who had voted
against the resolution, then gave notice
that on the first legislative day hereafter
he would move to reconsider the vote by
winch the resolution was defeated. While
| he was opposed to the adoption of the
! resolution, he recognized it's importance,
ana only wished to see justice done.
4Wenty-one votes were necessary for the
adoption of the resolution, and there
were but twenty-three Senators present.
The attendance being too light for the
transaction Of other business, on motion
OF VOORHEES, the first reading file was
taken up and exhausted as follows:
5. b. 80, to enfranchise the women cit
lzens OF this State and prescribing their
qualifications as electors.
5. b. 5g3, to provide for the letting of
contracts for the lighting of streets and
public buildings in cities and towns.
>. b. 739, with reference to the levy and
collection of taxes by Salinas City.
S. B. POP, to enable cities incorporated
and operating under a charter framed
under Section s, Article XII, Of the Con-
stitutlon, to abolish and annul such
charter.
S. b. 537, to provide for the compensa-
ri hn faft, ID 81;
and police officers in all municipal cor
porations Of the third and fourth classes.
>. Is. 592, requiring the payment into
the State Treasury Of all moneys belong
ing to the State received by the various
State institutions, and directing the dis
position of same.
5. b. 662, concerning special elections.
5. b. 1872, to provide for the making of
deeds on foreclosure of mortgages.
,: Is. 900, prescribing how judgments
which may be recovered against any city
and county of over 100000 population
shall be paid.
). b. 5O7, TO add a new section to the
Code OF Civil Procedure.
). b. rs. relating to the acknowledge
ment of instruments.
,. b. 9S, relating to the establishment
OF high schools, and to provide for their
support.
:. b. I32, relating to the public schools.
p ID. io4, 10 restrict gaming,
>. b. 39l, relating to the officers and
employees Of the Legislature.
>. b. 10, to create agricultural districts,
to provide for the formation of agricult-
uraI associations therein, and for the
management and control Of the same.
>. b. 10, appropriating money to pay
the claim of w. ii. Murray.
,. Is. 649, relative to public health in
cities of this State.
A, J. r. IA relative IN an aDprO,,riotioo
by Congress for the construction of a
deep sea harbor for Los Angeles County.
;. y. 252, an Act to establish pilots and
pilot regulations for the port of San
| Diego.
5. b. 30, relating to the dissolution of
swamp land or reclamation districts.
,. Is. 100, for the incorporation of socie-
ties for the enforcement of the law and
the prosecution Of public Offenders
,. Is. o04, to provide for the payment by
municipalities OF claims arising out Of the
Improvement of streets. sidewalks and
/ sewers therein.
5. b. 10, to provide for the alteration of
/ the boundaries of incorporated towns and
! cities by the annexation OF uninhabited
| territory thereto.
>. b. 619, to amend the law regarding
the Once OF Mayor Of each city of more
IMAM 4U.UO0 OF population in counties Of
the second and third classes.
>. Is. $50, TO amend the law regardinu
the Board OF Education OF each city of
more than 10000 Of population IN coun-
ties OF The second and third classes.
,. d. OoI, to amend the law regarding
the office of Mayors Clerk in each CITY Of
more than 10000 Of population in counties
OF the second and third classes.
;. Is. 6o2, TO amend the law regarding
the City Council OF each city of more than
10000 OF population in counties OF the sec.
ond and third classes.
;. Is. IZ9, requiring county officers tn
file monthly expense account,
5. B. BIZ, providing for changing the
fiscal year of cities in this State oPerat
ing under a charter framed under Section
5. Article ri, of the Constitution,
5. b. GA, liking the time for HOLDING
municipal elections in cities ofthe second
class.
S. b. 40, to amend the Act to promote
the purity of elections.
5. b. 100, to prohibit the offfcers and
employees of banks and banking CORPORA
| tons from borrowing the funds thereof
>. b. 302, to provide for Prosecuting At
! torneys OF Police Courts in cities having
more than $4,000 and under I5O, 900 inhab-
itants.
on motion of Senator Wilmington s. r.
696, to establish the fees of county. town
ship, and other officers, and of Jurors and
witnesses in this State, was withdrawn
from its place on the file and placed ON
the special file.
At $40 o'clock the Senate adjourned
until P. NJ. on next Monday,