The record-union., 1891-02-21
THE LEGISLATURE.
coNr1NuED FROM FIRTH PAGE.

and organization of new counties and
| names therefor, was read. Mr.. Hooking
| offered a substitute which was read and
adopted. Mr.. Galbraith moved that the
original bill be passed on file until the
substitute be printed. Carried.
! A. b. 453, to provide for the interchange
| of the copyrights of school textbooks
between the State of California and other
States, was by vote refused second
reading. Mr.. Galbraith moved that the
enacting clause be stricken out. Carried
| Mr.. Steltz moved that the motion be re-
considered. Carried.
A. B. I6S, to forbid the sale or furnish
| ing OF tobacco in certain forms to minors
| under the age of eighteen years, was read,
! and Mr.. Alexander, the author, offered a
| substitute, which was read and ordered
| engrossed.
ORDERED ENGRossED.
The following bills were ordered en-
grossed:
A. B. s6, relating to the National Guard
of California
A. b. SIT, providing for the conveyance
the rounding of universities, colleges,
schools, senlinaries of learning, mechani-
cal institutes, museums, and galleries of
art.
A. B. Al, to amend an Act to incorpor-
ate the town of Red Bluff, Tehama
! County.
a. b. $40, to provide for the formation,
| organization and government of sanitary
| districts.
A. b. 552, relating to evidence in certain
| criminal trials
A. B. 262, relating to arrests in civil ac-
tions.
A. B. 357, relating to the payment of
| taxes.
A. B. 506, to prohibit discrimination in
life insurance contracts.
A. b. al, relating to charges assessed
in reclamation districts, making said
| charges lien.
A. b. 497, to reorganize Swamp Land
District No. 20, of Sutter County.
A. B. 49S, to declare the bridge across
Feather River, at the city of Marysville,
a free bridge.
A. B. 95, relating to common carriers.
A. B. So, relating to telegraph corpora
tons.
A. B. 81, in relation to damages awarded
when messages, including telegraphic
messages, are refused or postponed.
Mr.. Dibble in the chair.]
S. 3. 81, to provide for State Board of
Arbitration for the settlement of differ
ences between employers and employees.
A. b. 5S3, repeating sections of the Po-
ltical Code, relating to the printing of re-
ports of decisions of the Supreme Court.
A. b. 49i, providing for deputies in the
Office of the Attorney-General
A. B. 495, providing for clerks and pho
nographic reporter in the office of the At
torney-General.
A. B. 542, to provide for the formation,
organization and government of sanitary
districts.
A. B. 435, relating to appeals.
A. b. 433, relating to the taking of depo
sitions.
A. B. 434, relating to the taking of depo-
Sitions.
S. b. 81, concerning the right of emf
nent domain.
A. B. 1870, to create fund for the con-
struction of a general ferry and passen-
ger depot in the city of San Francisco.
a. b. 49, ssrelative to the prohibition and
prevention Of the use of all acids in the
manufacture of herlnetically sealed tin
cans.
Thirteen bills relating to roads and
highways were Withdrawn and the sub
stitute of Mr.. Matlock, which touches all
the points, was read and ordered en-
crossed. 1t is A. b. 6S5, relating to the
powers and duties of highway officers,
and to provide for the maintenance and
improvement of highways by contract.
"A. b. 23S, to license and define the
duties of land surveyors, and to provide
forla proper record of surveys, was read,
also the committee substitute, which was
adopted and ordered engrossed.
A. B. 594, declaring Petaluma River
navigable stream, was read, also COM
mittee substitute, which was adopted and
ordered engrossed.
On motion the House adjourned till
1905 A. NJ. Saturday.
AT that hour the House assembled and,
on motion, adjourned until Tuesday,
February 23d.