The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-03-11
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allowance and payment of the claim OF
McNab & Cassidy, proprietors of the
Petaluma DAILY Argus" against the
State of California. and making an ap-
pria ton of $3.50 therefor. Passed, ~
tC T.
| y. L. sol, Cowan-Providing for the
payment of the claim of the Petaluma
Printing Company against the State of
California, and making an appropria-
therefor of $175. Passed, 43 to o.
! A. +. S43, Anderson-Making an APP
preparation of $15o to pay the claim of
W. D. Pennycook, publisher of the Val
lejo Chronicle" for advertising con-
stitutional amendments. Passed, ~
to o.
| A. b. 900, Beecher-Making an appro-
priation of S77775 to pay the claim of the
Shasta County Democrat" for adver-
Using the constitutional amendments.
Passed, ~ to o.
| a. L. 91S, Feliz-To pay the claim of
the Gonzales Tribune" .and making an
appropria ton therefor Of $3.50. Passed,
+ AZ to 0.
A. F.. 96S, Glenrl-Making an appro-
priation of $50 to pay the claim of the
| Williams Farmer for advertising the
constitutional amendments. Passed ~
| to q.
A. 3. S4S, Kelley-Making an appro-
priation of 500 to pay the claim of
'LNents" for advertising constitutional
amendments. Passed, Al to o.
| A. b. 934, Brooke-To appropriate the
sum Of $50 to pay the claim of M f.
Mcfarland for money due and owing
the said NJ F. Mcfarland from the
State of California. Passed, 46 to 0.
A. Z. 974, Beecher-To appropriate
Sill! to pay the claim of the Fullerton
Tribune for advertising constitu-
tional' amendments. Passed, A to ..
| A. E. 929, A. M. MISUNDERSTANDING
an appropriation of $50 to pay the
| claim of the MERGED Star for adver-
Using constitutional amendments.
Passed, Al to 0.
a. B. 500, Atherton-To appropriate
500 to pay the claim of NJ c. Dufficy
for publishing constitutional amend
ments. Passed. 40 to 0.
! When the roll was called ON the pass
| age of the Willows Journals bill,
only thirty seven votes We're counted,
and several members demanded a call
| of the absentees. The Speaker dc
clared the bill lost for lack of votes,
but as the members insisted the alb
senteeS were called, and the bill passed
| Hoey was in the chair and after the
next roll-call Belshaw raised the point
of order that there were three Demo-
Gratis in the chair, Crowley and White
| being on either side of the Speaker.
! The Speaker declared the point not
well taken.
| On motion of Melck, Valentines mo-
| ton for reconsideration of A. B. AT,
| to regulate and control the sale, rental
and distribution of appropriated water,
ETC., was laid on the table and the bill
| sent to the Senate.
A HILARIOUS SESSION.
There was much fun and disorder
when the bill of the Alameda Argus
came up, and Knowland moved that a
select committee of one be appointed
| to amend the bill from $500 to 500.
He explained that by an inadverteEce
the committee had awarded the paper
only $500 and the "Encinaf' $780, both
of the papers having about equal cir
culation and influence.
| The majority were opposed to any
| change until Belshaw humorously APP
pealed to them to put themselves in
Knowland's place, and think how he
would have to square himself with the
boys when he got back home. The
Speakers gavel struck fire in his at
tempts to keep order, and a laugh went
up as it was seen that some one had
placed parlor matches where it fell.
/. The request of Knowland was granted