The record-union., 1891-03-14
Evening Session.

The House reassembleti at T:30 O'Clock
the Speaker in the chair.
The special urgency file was the order
of business.
The following bills were read the sec
ond time:
S. b. $50, to appropriate money for the
completion of the building Of the State
Normal School ct Chico.
S. b. LIZ, to appropriate the sum OF
St5S 90 to pay the claim of William II.
Murphy for money Illegally paid the
State.
S. b. 600. relative to cemetery corpora
tfons. made special order for Monday
after the reading of the journal.
/ S. B. 5o4, relative to changing grades of
streets.
S. i. G4, making an appropriation to
pay the claim of d. Jordan, was reported
tavorably and made q special order for
Saturday after journal.
4. 3. 6l7, to protect the owners OF hot-
ties, boxes, siphCns and kegs used III the
sale of soda waters. etc.
4. B. lS7, to regulate the collection and
disposition of all garl1age, ohals, ashes
aud other rc.use matter III towns, cities,
and cities and counties.
A. b. 507, to prevent destruction by
fire of property Of contiguous owners.
a. 3. 654, relating to county iails.
A. B. 552, relating to evidence in certain
| criminal trials.
A. B. 2S2, to pay the claim of Mary NJ.
Springer, the widow and heir of Thomas
A. Springer, late State Printer, deceased.
5. b. 104, to enable cities OF the fifth
class to issue bonds for the purpose Of
raising money to purchase school lots.
On motion Of Mr.. Shanahan the enacting
clause was stricken out.
A. B. 6G3, to regulate the sale at retail of
spirituous. malt, or fermented liquors, or
wine.
A. B. 576, relating to mortgages and
leases in certain cases.
S. B. 6S4, providing for the dissolution
and winding up of savings banks, trust
companies and banks Of deposit.
Substitute for S. B. 259, to appropriate
money for the construction and equip
ment of the Preston School Of Industry,
was recommended to passage by COM
mittee.
4. B. $50, to pay the claim of A. G..
Latferty against the State of California for
supplies furnished in fitting out Com
pany A, First Battalion of Mountaineers.
Reported unfavorably.
A. B. 1876, to appropriate $4,000 for the
purpose Of sending an expert to Austria
liza, New Zealand, and adjacent countries,
to collect and import into this State para
sites and predaceous insects, was amended
to read ''S5, ,000'' and reported favorably.
A. B. 703, relating to pilotage, was made
special order for Saturday after the
journal.
[Mr. Lowe in the chair.]
S. B. sic, to enable the Coulterville and
Yosemite Turnpike Company to sue the
State for the loss suffered by said corpora
ton, by the construction of a road by the
Yosemite Turnpike Road Company.
A. B. 554, relating to powers on ap-
pealed cases.
A. B. 1856, relating to the laws for the
preservation of game birds and animals,
was made special order for Monday
after the reading of the journal.
S. B. 63S, fixing and providing for the
salaries of the Judges of the Superior
Courts of various counties.
A. B. 612, concerning municipal bonds
of municipalities of the sixth class.
A. b. IS, to provide compensation to g.
B. Montgomery for professional services
rendered the State of California, at the
request of the eAttorney-General.
A. B. 1877, in regard to the powers and
duties of the Board of Directors of the In
sane Asylum located at Stockton.
s. b. AZ, relating to the reclamation of
certain lands within certain municipali-
ties, was made special order for Mon
day after recess.
Mr.. Shanahan introduced, by request,
several yards of names petitioning for the
passage of the bill for woman's suffrage.
The House adjourned at 9:15.