The record-union., 1891-01-29
ASSEMBLY,.

The Assembly met pursuant to adjourn
ment, Speaker Coombs in the chair. Roll
called and quorum present.
Mr.. Hooking moved that the vote
whereby A. b. "a was passed on yesterday
be reconsidered.
The motion was lost by vote of II ayes
to so noes.
Mr.. Stabler presented a petition and
bill for the reorganization of Swamp
Land District No. 20 OF Suffer county
Referred.
a large number of bills were reported
by the several committees and ordered on
the file.
Mr.. Barnett asked that the Committee
on Elections be granted further time and
asked that they have until next Friday to
make their final report in the contested
election case of Campbell VS.. Eakle
On motion of Mr.. Gordon the Commit
tee was granted the time asked for.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
XBy Mr.. Bruner-To provide for the
purchase, repair and furnishing of resi-
dence for the Governor and to appropri-
ate money therefor.
1.-The bill provides for the purchase of
the residence of Joseph Steffens, at Six
teenth and II streets, at cost of $40, COO
Referred to the Committee on Public
Buildings and Grounds.
Also, to amend the Code of Civil Pro-
cedure, relating to appointment of mar
ried women to administer estates of de-
ceased persons.
By Mr.. Sturtevant-To provide for
paying VIM. Carey Jones for the compila-
ton OF State school book.
~lBy Mr.. Hersey-Authorizing certain
corporations to act as executor
Wy Mr.. McCall-To amend the act pro-
vldlng for work upon streets, lanes, al
leys, courts, places and sidewalks and the
construction Of sewers within municipal
tiles.
My Mr.. Culver-To provide for the
formation, organization and government
OF sanitary districts and to provide for the
laying and maintaining of sewers therein.
" By Mr.. Lewiston the relief of NJ J.
Maloney.
NBy M. Mathews-To amend the Polit-
lcal Code, relating to the age, citizenship
and residence of district and township
officers and their deputies.
Y By Mr.. Lacey-Amending the Act pro-
viding for work upon streets, lanes, al
leys, courts, sidewalks and sewers.
By Mr.. Lux-For the relief of George
Wy Mr.. Dibble-Abolishing the gram
mar school course in the public schools
and the grammar school fund.
" By Mr.. Dibble-To amend the Political
Code relative to the duty of the State
Controller 10 estimate and certify the
ad valorem tax for school purposes
Also, an act to provide for the appoint
ment of Board of Election Commits
sioners for the several counties, cities,
towns and townships, and to regulate the
registration of voters, etc.
Y Also, amending the Political Code re-
lating to elections.
vide for the payment of the per diem of
members and attaches of the Constitu-
tional Convention.
Also, to amend the Penal Code relating
to evidence of certain criminal trials.
by Mr.. MISUNDERSTANDING title of
Civil Code, relating to mining laws and
forming mining districts.
by Mr.. Barnett of San Francisco-To
amend the Code of Civil Procedure, re-
lating to powers on appeal cases.
by Mr.. Kellogg-To pay the claim of A.
u. Lafferty for supplies furnished in
fitting out Company A, First Battalion
Of Mountaineers.
By Mr.. Renfro-To add new section
to the Penal Code, relative to divorces.
SPECIAL FILE.
S. B. 3Ol, making appropriation to sup
ply the deficiency in the appropriation
for the support of the State Printing
Office for the forty-second fiscal year.
On motion of Mr.. Dibble. the bill was
declared case of urgency, read the third
time and passed-ayes So, noes 0.
A. B. 3OS-Making an appropriation to
pay the deficiency in the appropriation
for the salary of the Executive Secretary
of the Governor for the forty-first and
forty-second fiscal years
Messrs. Bruner, AmeS and Shanahan,
the special Committee on Inaugural Cere-
monies. presented the accompanying res
olution and recommended its adoption:
ReSotued, That the sum OF S75 is hereby ap-
propriated out of the contingent fund of the
Assembly, payable to the Chairman of the
Joint Committee on inaugural Ceremonies,
to defray the expenses of the inaugural cere-
monies.
Adopted.
The Assembly then took recess.