The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-03-11


spectful attention, their argument fell
on unwilling ears, and the motion was
defeated by vote of IA to 16.
IN SENATE.
Senators Chary About Reconsider
ing Bills Which Were Lost.
In the Senate yesterday morning a
communication was received from the
Mayor of Buffalo. N. Y. addressed to
Lieutenant Governor Neff, petitioning
the California Legislature to make a
State exhibit at the PAN American Ex-
position, to- be held on the Niagara from
tier, near Buffalo, in 1901. The COM
munication was ordered printed in the
journal.
LAKE TAHOEl ROAD.
A communication from Governor Sad
dler of Nevada was also read. In
closed with it was a joint and concur
rent resolution adopted by the Legisla-
ture of Nevada, petitioning the Legis-
lature of California to support and
make an appropriation for the opening
and maintenance of the road commonly
The communication was ordered print
ed in the journal
SOME RESOLUTIONS.
Stratton offered a resolution which
was adopted, providing that $500 cop
les of the several primary election laws
approved by the Governor be printed
by the State Printer for distribution.
and that the same be printed in
pamphlet FORM
Dickinson offered a resolution, which
was referred to the Committee on Con-
tingent Expenses. providing for the ap-
preparation of $500 to pay A. A. Fried
lander for engrossing and framing res
olutions of respect to the memory of
the late Ex-Governor Pacheco and the
late ex-senator John Boggs.
A resolution by Maggard. appropriat-
ing $3.50 from the contingent expense
fund of the Senate for branding Senate
property and to payi for shipping boxes,
after the close Of the session, was re-
ferred to the Committee on Contingent
Expenses.
Stratton offered a resolution appro-
priating S25 to pay the expenses of At
torney H. H. McPike in the Dennery-
Ashe contested election case. Referred
to the Committee on Contingent Ex-
penses-
FLINT, for the Committee On Contin-
gent Expenses, reported back the res
olution appropriating $S4 to pay C. S.
McAIullen for services as assistant min
ute clerk, recommending its adoption
Adopted
Also, appropriating S3S for stationery
purchased before the opening Of the
session; be adopted Adopted.
Also, appropriating $40 for postage
stamps for use of press mailing clerks;
be reduced to $50 and be adopted. Re-
port of committee adopted.
vETOES SUSTAINED.
Executive communications were taken
up and the veto of the Governor Of the
following named Senate bills was sus-
tanned:
151-For the relief of j. N. E. Wilson,
ex-Insurance Commissioner and ap-
propriating S4,O63.e2 therefor.
7-Appropriating $4,000 for the relief
of John Mu1lan-
S2-Authorizing the State Treasurer
to furnish his office and the vault there
in 800
10-Amending an Act to provide for
the protection of lands from overflow
other than lands recognized as swamp
lands.
11S-To pay the claim of Lawrence
Dunnigan, and approprfating 5000
therefor, was further continued until
to-day, Davis mysteriousiy intimating
that different arrangements might be
made concerning the disposition of the
bill s
CONCURRENCE
On motion of Stratton the Senate con-
CURED in the Assembly amendments to
S. B. 536, relating to registration.
SENATE SPECIAL FILEi
On motion of Leavitt the following
bills on the Senate special file were
taken up:
S. B. 800. Maggard--To amend an Act
to provide for the letting of contracts
for lighting of streets and public build
ings in cities and towns; read third
time, amended by special committee
and to print.
S. B. $50, Leavitt-Authorizing and
directing the State Controller and State
Treasurer to transfer from the general
\ una 10 the Odkldnu ndrDOF improve
ment fund the sum of 100000; read
third time and passed-27 to /.
NEWSPAPER CLAIMS.
On motion of Prisk, newspaper claims
bills were taken UP and passed as fol-
lows:
s. B. sol, Dickinson-Making an APP
preparation of $500 to pay the claim of
the Marin County ''Tocsin'' for adver-
Using the cons titutionai amendments
for the year 1898; substitute adopted
and passed-22 to l.
s. B. 562, Prisk-Making an appropri-
alton of $500 to pay the claim of the
Daily Transcript for advertising con-
stitUtional amendments: read third
time and passed
S. B. 63S, Sims-Providing for the al
lowance and payment of $175, the claim
of the Healdsburg "Tribune'' passed
81 to O.
5. f. GAO, Sims-An Act providing for
the allowance and payment of the
claim of R. E. Baer against the State
of California, and making an appro-
priation of S175 therefor; substitute
adopted and passed. 81 to O.
S. B. GIL. Leavitt-To pay the claim
Of the Oakland Publishing Company,