Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-03-15
THE STATE SOn.ONg.
The state Printers Bill Passe d
over the Governors Veto.

| SACRAMENTO, March ii 4-COn6ld6raDIe
opposition was manifested in the Senate
this forenoon to the bill appropriating
$50, 1000 for building medical college in
San Francisco to be part of the State
University. and the bill was lost. Britt
changed his vote and gave notice of q
motion to reconsider.
The Assembly bill mothered by Laura
De Force Gordon, enabling women to
vote at all elections for school officers,
passed the Senate by vote OF "a to 7.
The Assembly bill, providing for the
appointment of Commission on Rivers
and Harbors, refused passage once, was
taken up and passed. Ostram gave
notice of reconsideration.
The Committee on Yosemite Valley,
to whom was referred the charges against
the Yosemite Commissioners, presented
a report censuring the Commissioners
severely, saying few more years of such
management would turn the most beAuti-
full spot of Gods earth into second-rate
stock farm.
The judiciary Committee presented
several reports regarding investigation
into the true subject of railroad taxes.
The report says the investigation was in
complete and unsatisfactory. The Chair
man of the Committee introduced a bill
creating Commission of six to investi-
gate the subject of taxation, in particular
as to railroad companies and other quasi
public corporations. The bill was read
first time and ordered printed.
A message was received from the Gov
ernor announcing his approval of num-
ber of bills. Among them was the bill
appropriating $65 900 for Home for tn @
Adult Blind; also, the bill making an
appropriation for $4,000 for the Mining
Bureau.
The Assembly bill permitting Corona
do Beach to separate from San Diego was
declared a case of urgency, rea d three
times, and passed.
THE ASSEMBLY.
SACRAMENTO, March 14.-The Assem-
bly, this afternoon passed the bill creating
the Board survey for the Bay of San
Diego.
A vote was taken on the bill making
the State Printers Office elective, and
the Speaker, despite the opposition of
some of the members, declared it passed
over the Governors veto.
The Senate bill, an act to provide for
the incorporation of mutual fire insur-
ance companies, and to define their
powers and duties, was accorded second
reading by vote of 81 to SO, and made
a special order for tomorrow morning.
A message was received from the Gov
ernor, announcing his approval OF the
following bills: A bill to appropriate
money for the purchase Of certain roads
in Yosemite Valley; bill providing for
furnishing boiler-house and repairing
buildings at Stockton Asylum; a
bill for the relief of the widow and
minor children of James Saultry; a
bill appropriating $205, 1000 for the erec-
ton of additional buildings at Agnews
for the use of the chronic insane; bill
amending sections of the act providing
for work upon streets, lanes alleys, etc.,
construction sewers, within municipali-
ties, relating to the payment for work by
installments. A bill making an appro-
priation to pay the expenses incurred in
the trial of law violators; bill amend
ing the act providing for the government
and management of the California Home
for the Care and Training of Feeble
Minded Children. Recess.
At the evening session of the Assembly
the following bills passed: Senate bill
relating to the appointment and numbers
of Notaries Public in the several counties
of this State; Senate bill to amend Sec
ton of the act entitled can act to pro-
vide for the organization, incorporation
and government of municipal corpora
tions, approved March 49,"
The Assembly concurred in the SEN
ate resolution providing for adjourn
ment sine die at IL P. NJ. Saturday.
The following bill passed: Senate bill
4S5, an act providing that the office OF
Judge of the Superior Court of the county
of San Luis Obispo, now held by Judge
d. l. Gregory, shall cease upon a vacancy
occurring therein. The Senate bill to
regulate the quarantine and admission of
horses, cattle, sheep and swine into the
| State of California from infected districts
was lost.
Renison gave notice of reconsideration
on the motion of Shanahan of the vote
by which the Senate bill, an act to pro-
vide compensation to George R. B.
| HAYES tor professional services rendered
the State of California at the request Of
the Governor and Attorney General, was
refused passage, was reconsidered, and
the bill passed, after long discussion.
| Renison gave notice of reconsideration.
1t is stated that the Governor has an
nounced that he proposes to veto the
Glenn county bill.
The Senate bill, providing for chang
/ ing the boundaries of cities and muni-
cipal corporations, and to exclude terri
tory therefrom, passed, and at 10 the
House adjourned.