The record-union., 1895-02-20
Afternoon Session

Afternoon Session.
The Assembly reconvened at 2 P. NJ,
| Speaker Lynch in the chair.
The Senate special file was taken up,
ana ). b. $50, relating to the consolida-
ton OF colleges and institutions of higher
education, was passed-ayes 20, noes D.
spencer moved to take up A. B. 40
the woman suffrage bill-which was the
special order Tor p. NJ, but the Speaker
! informed him that the House was work
ing underline joint rule, which provides
thaC Senate bills shall be considered each
| afternoon from to $3.50 O'Clock, and that
the special order could not be taken up
| till then.
). b. 81, relating to the commitment
OF insane persons, was passed-ayes 50,
noes Q.
:. B. 207, to regulate the sale of milk,
was passed-ayes 81. noes 0.
. b. 80, TO amend Sections 2, 6, II, 10,
II ana Is OF IAN Act to establish a tax on
collateral lnherltances, bequests and de-
Vlses, to provide for its collection and 10
direct the disposition Of the proceeds"
was passed-ayes 56, noes /.
Laugenour gave notice of a motion to
reconsider the vote by which A, b, 526
was carried in the morning.
,. Is. rs, relative to articles of incorpo-
ration, was passed-ayes IS, noes 0.
). b. Y, for the protection OF patients
from eXtortion by dishonest physicians
ana druggists, was refused third read
ing.
5. B. 1876, regarding the adoption of
children, was passed-ayes 40, noes 0.
Dixon in the chair.
| ,. b. 70, relative to the fees of court re-
| porters and the misconduct of judicial
! othcers, was passed-ayes 81, noes o.
,. b; ~, defining grand larceny, was
! passed-ayes a, noes l.
S. B. l, relating to the dismissal of civil
actions, was passed-ayes 65, noes l.
Brusie offered a resolution that & r
| 100, making an appropriation for the con-
! tingent expenses OF the Senate. he d.
clared case Of urgency, read three times
and passed. Carried.
! The bill was considered in Committee
| OF the whole, and the bill passed-ayes
| so, noes 0.
| Laird gave notice of motion to recon-
! slider the vote by which S, B, % was re-
fused third reading.
>. Is. loo, relating to a penalty for Pub
lie Administrators who do not file reports
OF estates IN their charge, was passed
| ayes 56, noes 0.
5. b. 1913, to reduce the number of
Judges OF the Superior Court of San
Diego County to two, was passed-aves
| 81, noes 0.
;. b. -, authorizing the appointment
OF an interpreter of the Italian LANGUAGE
AMI dialects in criminal PROCEEDINGS IN
cities and cities and counties of 100 001
lnhaDltants ana over, was passed-ayes
81, noes l.
Thomas moved for the second reading
OF bills. Bledsoe moved to take mn fhe
special order. The Chairman decided
that the hour for the special order had
not yet arrived.
Half dozen were on the floor maxine
4,
point OF order, but the Chairman recog-
nlzed Bledsoe Then Bettmau moved to
adjourn, but the Speaker did not put the
motion. Laugenour moved to adjourn.
but the motion was defeated-ages 7. noes
50.
The woman suffrage bill was read the
| third Tune and paSsed-ayes 40, noes %
Dixon, Beishaw, North and SwjsIer
explained their votes, saying that they
believed the bill unconstitutional and
there is already a constitutional amend
ment passed by the House on the same
subject. Laugenour gave notice that he
would move for reconsideration of the
vote.
The vote was as follows:
Ayes-Barker, Bennett, Berry. Bett-
man, Bledsoe. Boothby, Bulla. Butler.
Dale, Davis, Dodge, Dwyer, Ewing,
Fassett, Freeman, Gay, Glass, Guy, Hail,
Hatfield, Huber, Hudson, Johnson,
Jones, Keen. Kenyon, Laugenour,
Llewellyn, Meads Mccarthy, Mcdonald,
Mckelvey, Merritt, Nelson, Osborn.
Phelps, Powers, Price, Richards, RoweI,
Staley, Spencer, TombIin, Waymire,
Weyse, Zocchi-46
Noes-Ash, Bachman. Bassford, Bel
shaw, Brusie, CargilI Coleman, Cough
lin, Cutter, Dayitt, Devine. Dixon, Dun
Lewis, Lynch, North, Pendleton, Robin
son, Sanford, Stansell, Swlsler, Tibbitts,
Thomas, Twigg, Wade-29
Bulla moved that the vote by which 4.
B. 10 was amended be reconsidered.
which was done, the bill placed on third
reading and passed-ayes 53, noes 0.
BrusIe, for the Committee on WAYS
and Means. reported tavorably on A, b.
I73. providing for improvements and re-
pairs to the Folsom State Prison; also a
! majority report favorably on A. i. Is, ap-
! propriating S250,000 for the erection of
| buildings tor the use of affiliated and
| other departments of the State Univer-
sity, and minority report signed by
Fasset, Tomblin and Laugenour against
1t.
! On motion of Johnson, A. B. SOL was
read the second time and made special
order for Thursday morning after read
ing of the journal.
On motion of Mccarthy, at p. NJ. the
Assembly adjourned till 10 a. NJ to- day.
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS
Shall They be Published in the
Newspapers or Not2
The Senate and Assembly Committees
on Constitutional Amendments held
Joint meeting last night to consider
various amendments that have been pro-
posed, one of them by Assemblyman
Wade being the one proposing to do
away with the advertising of constitu-
tional amendments.
Senator Hart presided and Assembly
man Waymire explained the Wade
amendment.
Wade spoke in favor of his amendment,
alludiug to the cost of advertising the
amendments last fail, and said that if
cheaper method could be devised the
State should do SO. His proposition was
! that the Secretary of State should have