The record-union., 1895-02-28
i.NnIiiun Session.

i,NSHlb!s .S1On.
The Assem- bly, reconvened at 7:30 P. NJ,
Speaker Lynch in the chair.
The urgency file was taken up.
Gutter offered II resolution that any mem
Der could substitute another bill for his
bill on the urgency file, the ono so dis
placed TO take its former place on the
general file. Adopted.
y. b. 40, relating to the transfer of
shares of stock Of corporations, and max
ing the shares Of corporations engaged in
certain business transferable as appurte-
nauces to real property, was read
the second time and ordered To third
reading.
Il. b. 900, prescribing how judgments,
which may be recovered against any city
and county of over 10000 population,
shall be paid, was read the second time
and ordered TO third reading.
y. i. as, To appropriate %, 500 as COM
pensatl0n to julius y. HUT, d private in
Company G, First Regiment Infantry,
Second Brigade, \. O. c., for injuries
ustaiued while in active service,
amended 10 road 5000 in Committee OF
the Whole, and ordered TO thirdareading.
REFORM OR NO REFORM.
A. 3. S02, to regulate the salaries of Of
| ticers, attaches and employees Of all State
| institutions Of this State. was read the
! second time.
BelshaW offered an amendment except
ing the Supreme Court Commissioners
and the President of the State University.
| Thomas asked why they should be eX-
empted any more than anybody else. He
| did not think the duties OF the President
! of the University very onerous.
Powers made an eloquent speech in de-
! Tense OF the President aud the require
ments for the position, in which he
alluded to Pendleton, who had made
some remark, as 1.-The hlppant young
! gentleman" and expressed IL doubt as TO
| whether or not he was college graduate.
PendletOn rose to a question Of privi-
| lege and said, amid much laughter, that
the gentleman had referred 10 him as
| coming from Il little corner of the State
and doubted his being college graduate.
! He would inform the gentleman that he
! held diploma from college holding
even a higher rank than the State Uni
versity. lie wished To say, however, that
! he was not opposed to the State Univer-
! sity, but was heartily i'll accord with it..
BulIa moved to also except the Princi-
! pals OF the State Normal Schools.
Beishaw opposed the motion and said
if it passed someone else would want TO
exempt the superintendent of aSylums
! and other Institutions.
\ warm discussion ensued, Bulla,
! Dinkelsplel' and Mckelyey warmly de-
tending the normal schools.
During the discussion the Speaker noti-
! fed the Sergeant-at-A that gas was
escaping, and as the members grasped
| the force Of the suggestion a war of
laughter went up all over the house.
Bettmau offered Il substitute eXempting
all salaries under $1,000, but the Speak er
ruled it not germane TO the matter.
Bettman moved TO strike out the enact
ing clause and the ayes and noes were
called Tor and the motion lost.
notice CT motion 10 reconsider.
The question being OH Bulla's amend
! ment 1t was adopted.
Reid moved to amend the amendment
| by adding the Governors Private Secre-
tary, as, Il they were gong to make ex-
ceptions, he would like to except one
! Democratic official.
bclshaw said he was not included in
the bill, but Reid wished ruling made.
! Tho ayes and noes were called Tor and
the amendment was carried.
Gutter moved the previous question.
anu the ayes aud noes being called for
! the motion was lost.
The question being on the amendment
excepting the Supreme Court Commits
slouers, the President OF the University.
| the Normal School Principals and the
Governors Private Secretary, it was
carried-ayes II, noes -.
| Thomas moved to amend by EXEMPT
! W
SchOOI ana spoke In favor OF lis motion
Gutter asked If the members wished 10
kill the Dlll, why they did not come out
like men and say so instead OF loading is
with amendments like this He called
for the previous question, but the notion
was Iost-ayes y, noes 20.
Thomas wanted To withdraw his
amendment, but Beisnaw objected, and
Thomas called for the ayes ana noes.
! The amendment was carried-ayes 80.
noes y.
Bettmau moved to reconsider the vote
by which the House refused To strike out
the enactlHg clause. The motion was
carried ayes 30, noes 80.
Reid moved that the whole matter be
indefinitely postponed. The motion was
carried ayes 10, noes II.
ODay introduced resolution inviting
the ladies OF Sacramento to attend the
evening sessions OF the Legislature. So
ordered.
Lewis moved to adjourn, but the mo-
ton was lost.
a. Z. 739, authorizing an increase of the
police force OF cities OF the STATE having a
population Of over 100, 600 population. was
read The second time and ordered to third
reading.
/ y. 3. Il, to pay the claim OF Mary NJ.
Springer, the widow and heir OK Thomas
\. Springer, l;.;e state Printer, deceased.
in Committee OF Tho v hole
Be;shaw moved That II be recommended
that il 90 not pass.
LaugoEour moved that it be recon :
mended to pass and the molIon was car
rIeG.
Pendieton moved to adjourn and the
motion was lost.
Spencer asked leave to present the re-
port OF the COMMITTEE on Election Laws
and permiS Sion was granted
The committee reported on A. b. 325,
relative 10 Lizards Of Election Commits
sioners, and OH i. =. SO, rotating Ia
Election Boards, recommending that
they pass Is amended.
The %nonGmeHts were adopted and the
| bills ordered printed cut o. Greer,
NaymiIe presented = petition from the
Union League CIuU ASKING Tor appoint
mont OF IHe inVesu, -ating commission.
which MAS referred 10 The Committee on
| Ways aaQ Means.
Betinan moved to adjourn, but the
, ! motion WIS lost.
Waguigo moved that the petition be
, printed in the journal, bat the motion
was lost.
on motion of Pondleton, at $50 +. NJ.
the Assembly adjourned I'LL 10 y. ". to-
day.
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