The record-union., 1891-02-06
special order for next Monday at o'clock

BY Mr.. Baughman-To divide the State
of-Galifornia into legislative districts as
required by Section 6, Article ". of the
/ Constitution, and to provide for the cleo.
ton of Asseniblymen and Senators in.
such districts. Apportionment and Elec-
I ton Laws. so, go
Wy Mr.. Barnard-To amend Sections
1916 and 1922 OF the Political Code of the
State Of California relating to county
boundaries. County Boundaries.
26lS, 252l and '2643 of, the Political Code
and to add new section thereto, to be
numbered 1857. all relating TO highways.
Roads and Highways.
My Mr.. Brownie amend County Gov.
eminent Act, relating to the duties of the
| County Coroner. County and Township
! Governments.
by Mr.. Wentworth (by request)-To
amend an Act approved March s, 1872, en-
titled an Act to prevent hunting and
shooting on private, inclosed grounds,
and the destruction of growing timber
on private grounds in certain counties of
this State. Fish and Game.
-L-Also, to amend Penal Code relating to
fish and game. Fish and Game.
| NIAlso, to amend an Act entitled an Act
| to provide for the construction, mainteh-
ance and regulation offishways in streams
naturally frequented by salmon, shae,
and other migratory fish, approved April
by Air. Bruner-In relation to the or
/ ganiZation, of new counties and the class
ltication thereof. County and Township
| Governments.
L~-By Mr.. Mathews-To amend sections
of the Political Code relating to high
ways. Roads and Highways.
By Mr.. Ames-Declaring who are
pawnbrol<ers. Public Morals.
i by Mr.. Brusie-To provide for the or
| ganization and government OF all districts
to cut through ridges 10 allow the rapid
flow from upper roads down through the
tronghs adjacent to our great navigable
rivers to tide water Commerce and
! Navigation. ~
\. By Mr. Misunderstanding an appropria-
ton to pay the claim of Major Jose Ea-
mon Pico for expenses incurred in re-
cruiting and maintaining military com
| panieS. Claims.
sd3y Mr.. Bruner-Prcposed constitutions
al amendment relating to the judicial de-
partments. Judiciary. &
49, -, PETITION.
Mr.. Marion presented petition from
Jose Ramon Pico asking a pension from
the State for services rendered. and also
for service and property furnished the
State by his father. Claims.
SPECIAL FILE.
| A. B. ~, to pay the deficiency in the
appropriation for support of the State
| Insane Asylum at Stockton, for the forty
first and forty-second fiscal years.
Read a second time and ordered en-
crossed and to a third reading.
\. Il. 1885, to pay the expenses of inafn-
tanning an exhibit of the products Of the
State of California at the Worlds Colpm-
| biGn Exposition, to be held IN Chicago
III 1893 and to provide for commissioners
thereof.
| Read third time.
Mr.. BruSie, moved that the further con-
sideration- of the bill be made Il special
order for next Monday at 2 O'Clock p. NJ.
/ Mr. Bruner moved as an amendment
that the bill be passed on file. Lost.
| Mr.. Dibble moved that the bill be made
a special order for next Tuesday at ii
| O'Clock A. NJ. Carried.
Substitute for A. B. l0S. relative to the
power of Boards Of Supervisors. Read
second time and committee substitute
adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Bruner, further con.
! sideration of the bill was made a special
order for next Tuesday at IL O'Clock q. NJ
| Carried.
The following bills We're read a second
time, ordered engrossed and to third
reading:
A. 3. 4Ql, to pay the Journal CLERK. of
| the Senate, twenty-eighth session OF the
Legislature, and his assistants, for COM
| plotting the journal of the Senate. -,
! y. =. 42I, to pay the deficiency in the
appropriation for the purchase of ballot
paper for the forty-seconl fiscal year.
GENERAL FILE.
a. B. 81, relating TO the continuation OF
administration upon the estates of de-
ceased persons. Read a third time.
Mr.. Bert offered the following amend
ment, which was adopted:
| Provided, this provision shall not APP
ply TO the estate OF any person now de-
ceased.
| a. b. SIS, to amend an Act to provide for
the organization, incorporation and gov
eminent of municipal corporations.
Read third time and passed-ayes, IS;
noes, none.
A. Z. 1873, 10 provide for the levy and.
collection of taxes by and for the use of
| municipal corporporations, and cities in.
corporated under the laws OF the State,
excepting municipal corporations of the
| first, second, third and fourth classes.
Mr.. Barnett of Sonoma offered the fol-
| lowing amendments, which were
adopted:
| After the word classes, in line 3, Section
! l, printed bill, amend as follows: And
| cities operating under a charter framed
under Section 8, Article II. of the Con-
! stitution.
At the end of Section l add as follows:
| Provided, however, that the provisions
/ of this Act shall not apply TO or be- in
! force ia any city or municipal corporation
until its Boards of Trustees, Common
! Council or other legislative body shall
have passed an ordinance electing to
avail itself of the provisions of this Act,
and filed q certified copy of the same with
| the Auditor OF the county in which such
| municipal corporation or city is situated
on or before the first Monday in March
! in each year.
! Amend title by adding: And cities, OPP
| Grating under q charter passed under Sec
I tIOn rticlp I nf tho it,,fi
| a. Il. pa, to amend Section 637 of the
| Penal Code of the State of California, re-
| latlng to the construction and repairing
of fish ladders on dams and other OBJ
| structions i'll the running waters OF. this
State. Read third time:
| Recess.
Afternoon Session.
House met at o. clock; Speaker in the
chair. Roll called; quorum present.
GENERAL FILE.
| A. B. 224, amending Irrigation District
Act. Passed.
SPECIAL ORDERS.
| A. j. r. 2, relative to Sacramento River
and adjoining lands.
Question on the adoption of the minor
| ity report.
| Mr. Doty referred to the facts which
| had been established IN the different
suits; that the damage to the river hadbeen
principally oceasioned by. debris from
! the hydraulic mines, and thought those
| facts should be stated, as was done by the
minority report.
| Mr.. Hail, Mr.Shanahan and, Mr.. Mar
| tin spoke in favor of the majority report,
on the ground that the damage was partly
due to other causes than mining, and, as
a memorial to Congress was being forma-
! lated, asking for action looking to the re-
| opening of the mines, if. on investioa-
| ton, any method could be ascertained by