Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-03-06

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turnsslg A. 6l3 authorizing the Governor to |
proceed with an Investigation of the state
Prison authorities Of this State, at the cest OF
the State, and appropriating money therefor,
with an amendment increasing the amount
appropriated from IS COO to $4,000.
After much discussion the Senate amendment
was concurred in by vote of IS to o.
Tucker gave notice of reconsideration to-
morrow
A. B. 4l2, directing the closing down of the
sash and door and blind factory at the San
Quentin state Prison, was resd third time and
amended, and made special order Tor r
NJ. Tomorrow.
A. B. 500, relating 10 life, casually and en-
dowment protection upon the assessment or
natural premium plan.
At 1890 o'clock recess was declared until
PM
Afternoon Session.
Reassembled at 2.35 O'Clock Speaker Howe in
S. B. 81, to authorize: the Harder Commission
cCs to construct railroads over State lands along
from the second reading file and referred to the
San Francisco delegation.
PASSED.
A. B. 65l, to amend an Actto prevent the cir
culation Of bogus eleetion sickets, and 10 pre-
vent frauds upon voters.
Briefly gave notice of reconsideration to-
morrow.
SECOND READING.
S. B. 2S2 to amend an Act to authorize The
Board of Supervisors of Sulter county TO con-
1 SIrtlC5J DT1Gge across fSaIner TIVE.
S. b. CSC, Inappropriate money tor the contin-
gent expenses of the Senate for the twenty
eighth session of the Legislature.
A. B. 5i7, TO provide Tor the levy and coliec-
ton of taxes by school distF cts, except in
cities of the first, second, tHird and fourth
classes.
A LIrrLE BILL
shanahan introduced bill to appropriate
sac 0JU for the contingent expenses of the As.
seInbly for the twenty eighth session. Given
first and second reading.
A. B. 2S6, to amend an Act to define the
boundary. provide Tor the care, strengthening
and repairing of the levee, and for the payment
OF the Indebtedness of Levee District No J., Of
Suffer county, was read third time and re-
tered 10 a committee OF ore-Ostrom for
amendment
"A. Be, making appropriations for the con-
struction of buildings and the purchase of ma
chinery for the manufacture of jute goods et'the
State Prison at Folsom, and other expenses IN
cidentaI thereto.
A. B. a67, relating to the time of commence
ment of actions for the recovery of real property.
Speaker pro TEN. Shanahan in the chair.
a. b. Ill. to prevent the capture and destruc-
ton of blue cranes in this State.
McKeown, the author of the bill, in an .elo-
quent speech, explained that the blue cranes
go for the gophers.
Alexander said he would be compelled tovote
against the crane bill.
DID lie moved that, in the absence of Storke,
the blue crane bill be postponed until to-inor-
TOW.
After much filibustering the bill was finally
passed by vote of Al to SO.
A G..449, to amend the Political Code relating
to the assessments of railroads operating in
more than one county.
A. Bt650, to extend the Jurisdiction of the Board
of State Barbor Commissioners over East street,
between Pacific and Folsom streets.
S. y 5T4. to amend the Civil Code, il relation
| to assignments for the benefit of creditors.
A. B 405. authorizing the sale of certain State
land to the Masons ana Odd Fellows of the
town n cemetery
ABB. All, to regulate the practice OF yeter;n-
AIRY medicine ana surgery in the State of Cali
fornia.
lMcvay gave notice of reconsideration to-
morrow.
A. B. lS5. for the relief of Wilson DeLetta, for
personal injuries received by him while in the
lservice of the state.
A. B. sol. 10 amend an Act to allow compensa-
ton to Sherifs for conveying prisoners to State
prisons, and insane persons to the insane
asylums.
A message from the Governor announced his
approval of A. b. 27S, to pay the claim of Will
| lam Pyburn, his heirs or assigns, for services
rendered as private soldier in defending the
eastern frontier against the attacks of Indians
POSTPONED.
The consideration of A. B. 1i5, vetoed by the
Governor was on motion of Renison, postponed
until.2.30 P. NJ tomorrow.
The second reading of A. B. l., in relation to
reassessments of property where former assess
nent is invalid, was postponed until P. NJ. TO-
morrow.
AT 5:0i O'Clock recess was declared until 7:30
pm.
Evening Session
Reassembled at $50 O'Clock, Speaker Howe
in the chair.
THE ANTf-HIGH-HAT BILL
A. B. GIG, to promote the pleasure of people in
public places of amusement. was taken I'D and
amended by striking out the clause exempting
from its penalties females over IS years of age
Briefly wanted to amend so as to include men
who go out between acts and come back chew
ing cloves.
Damron objected on the ground that the
amendment was not germane.
The Speaker said ne thought 1t was more
| Irish than German.
| Solomon thought the bill was not constitu-
| tional. but its author, Damron, convinced him
| that it was.
The bill was ordered engrossed and to third
reading.
PASSED.
"A. B. 496. appropriating SOS, 900 for the cree
| ton of additional buildings at Agnews for the
use of the chronic insane
| s.. B 65S, making appropriation for Insane
S. i. 204, appropristing money for erection of
buildings at Industrial Home of Mechanical
Trades for Adult Blind.
S. B. 25e, making appropriation for State
| Board of Health
A. B. sol, concerning management of Napa
| Asylum for Insane.
A. B. 6l7, amending Act TO protect and pro-
mote horticultural interests.
| A. b. 2S2, to amend an Act, relating to
powers and duties of executors and admins
| traitors.
S. B. 143, concerning records in the offices of
the County Clerks and County Recorders of the
counties of Fresno and MERGED concerning real
estate in the territory taken from these
counties and added TO that of the county of
| San Benito.
| A. B. 326. for the relief of the widow and
minor children of James Saultry, for personal
| injuries received by him while in the service of
| the State, and which resulted in his death
First reading of A. B. 557, 5i5, $685. $50, $685.
| AIS, 46l, 3S7, 595; S. B. SIS. 4i4.
| Second reading OF A. B. IS 60i, IS, COS.
| At 1910 O'Clock adjourned till 10 A. NJ. to-
\ morrow.