The record-union., 1891-03-12

The measure was passed amid much
applause from its friends by a vote of
ayes As, noes 26.
S. B. 9, for the payment of repairs upon
the launch Governor Perkins" and S.
B. S0, to pay the claim of James W. Ran
kin, were reported unfavorably from the
Committee of the Whole.
GLENN COUNTY BILL APPROVED.
The Governor sent in list OF bills to
the Assembly with his approval. Among
them We're the measures regulating the
sale of liquor to minors, providing for
bonds Tor water works in cities of certain
classes, and providing for the formation
OF Glenn County. OF the latter the mes
sage says:
While am opposed to county division, on
principle, and believe it to be n pernicious
practice as rule, approve this measure for
contest between the two portions of the
county, which has developed into feud. but
principally for the reason that three consecu-
tive Legislatures have considered this measure
and two have passed it.
At 4:30 the House took a recess.
Evening Session.
The House reassembled at O'Clock, the
Speaker in the chair.
On motion OF Mr.. Wentworth. resolu-
tions of respect to the memory of Hon.
John +. Swift We're adopted by a rising
The first hour of the session was de-
voted to the new special file of urgency
bills. The following were read the first
time;
y. b. SOL, for the relief of twenty two
PARTIES whose property has been taken
and destroyed by blasting and excavating
Telegraph Hill.
y. b. 640, to pay the claim OF Joseph G..
German.
Substitute for y. i. ll5, to provide for
Police Courts in cities having 80, 900 and
| under l00,G inhabitants.
y. b. 40, authorizing Boards of Super
visors to eradicate and prevent the spread
OF wild morning -glories, cock sle-hurs and
other noXious and Injurious weeds.
a. j. lST, to regulate the collection and
disposition OF ali garbage in towns, cities,
and cities and counties.
4. B. 2S2, TO pay the claim of Mary NJ.
Springer, the widow Of Thomas A.
Springer. late State Printer.
y. Is. 900, 10 pay the claim of a. G.. Laf-
ierty for supplies furnished in hitting out
Company \, First Battalion OF Mount
ainecrS.
5. Il. GIS, fixing and providing for the
salaries Of the Judges of the Superior
Courts of various counties.
y. b. IS, 70 provide compensation TO c.
II. Montgomery for professional services
rendered the State.
The following bills were read a second
time:
S. =. ei7, to provide for the payment Of
funded indebtedness of the State.
5. Il. 60l, relating to the transfer of
moneys now i'll the State Treasury, in
the estate OF deceased persons fund 10 the
general fund as u loan.
:. b. ~, for the relief of Patrick
Creighton.
:. .. 502, to create the Office of Attorney
for the State Board of Health.
S. y. 2;jJ, for tie relief OF John J. Con-
| lin.
S. 3. 81, to provide buildings and I'M
Blind Asylum.
A. B. $50, for the appointment of q
commission 10 make arrangements for
the proper reception of the American Lii
brary Association.
Substitute for S. B. 132, appropriating
| the sum Of $50, coo for the completion Of
buildings for the Mendocino State
Asylum for the Insane.
| a. B. PIG, to determine what lands of
this State are swamp and overtlowed.
4. B. 800, to pay for the services of w.
l.. Wolfe.
! S. B. $50, for payment for private prop
erty heretofore taken Tor public use.
! $. Il. 326, to provide for compiling
and illustrating certain books of the State
series.
| y. p. J, relating to liens of mechanics
| and others.
A. b. 669, relating to the powers of
| Boards of Supervisors, was passed. This
| bill has section authorizing Supervisors
| to appropriate money from county funds
| for county exhibits at the Worlds Colum-
bian Fair.
The House adjourned at $3.50 p. NJ.