The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-14

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Dargie making the salaries The same as last
session. Errors had been made, and Hea-
cock merely wanted to straighten out the
tangie. The resolution was adopted:
The introduction of bills was then IN order
and Senators names we're called ny roli'
They were: n,
By Bailey-For an appropriation OF Sl75,-
600 to complete the buildings at Agnews
By Britt-Providing for the completion of
the City Hall at San Francisco.
By Observation-Disclosures OF the Penal
Code in relation 10 the crime OF obtaining
money under false pretenSes; also amend
ment to the Penal Code in relation to aiding
and abettiug suicides; amendment OF tne
Penal Code in relation to contagious dlS-
eases among animals; abolishing taxes on
mortgages; making the adulteratlon Oh
candy an utfenSe.
By Crandall-Providing for the semi-an-
nual collection of taxes.
Bv DarCie-rO amend the P0ntlcal toue
relative to duties of Assessors; constitu-
tional amendment relative to Increasing IN
drGtedness of cities and towns
Bv De Loug-For the creation of the po-
Sitinn OF State Veterinary Surgeon anu pro-
yidiGg for compensation.
By Haacock-ProvidiEg for Board OF
Pardons 1t is the intention of the Oil TO
take the power from the Governor and place
il in the hands of a board Of five, composed
of the Governor. Acknowledgment war
den, Controller and Secretary of State.
Bv Guucher-PrOvdingf for the division OF
existing counties and the creation of new
counties.
By Ostrom TO provide an appropriation
for the purchase of jute machinery for Fol
som Prison. ,,,ooo
By Seawell-An appropriation of S184,9oO
to complete the Mendocino Insane Asylum
Building.
for Predetermined Children in Santa Cara
By Broderick-To appropriate S4o34 Al
for the repair of the steam launch Governor
Perkins.
The Chair announced that he was in re-
ceipt of an official notice of the Senatorial
contest between j. Ii. MahOney and p. j.
Murphy in the Twenty-fOurth Senatorial
District of San Francisco.
Campbell Of SiskiyOu offered resolution
to prevent the sale OF liquor IN the Capitol
Building Campbell OF Solano opposed 1t,
and moved to lay it on the table. Lost.
Carpenter moved to refer to Committee on
Public Buildings. Carried.
Maher iE PRODUCED bill providing for the
increace of the police forces in cities or
cities and counties as may be deemed neceS-
sary
At precisely Il o'clock the Senate took up
the election Of United States Senator
Dray Of Sacramento placed Senator Lee
land Stanford in nomination, aad in doing
so, made an address eXt0ling the gentleman
he named.
Bailey of Santa Clara seconded the nomi-
nation.
Goucher followed by nominating Stephen
White of Los Angeles.
The vote gave Stanford 81 and White u.
The two Houses will meet tomorrow at u
o'clock in joint session for the purpose of
declaring the election Of United States
Senator.
Adj ,urned till o'clock.
The Senate convened after recess. Red
dick Is still too i'll to preside, and Fraser &c
cupieS the chair.
Heacock introduced a resolution, which
was carried, compelling postmistresSes to
keep their Offices open TIL $50 o'clock III the
evening.
Britt introduced a bill providing that
boards of health and health officers of cities
and counties be empowered to appoint at
least three practical plumbers as health in
SpectOrs.
y resolution was adopted authorizing the
appoint ent OF committee clerks by the
Chairman.
Maher introduced a bill authorizing the
uarbor Commission to pay the claim of
Michael Green.
Campo Il introduced bill prohibiting the
sale of pools on horses.
Committees which were not announced
yesterday were named to-day. The Chair
men are as follows: Commerce and Naviga-
ton, Mahony; Constitutional Amendments,
Banks and Banking, Crandall; Forestry,
Yosemite Valley and Big Trees, Fish and
Game. Flint; HarborS, Rivers and Coast
Defenses, Broderick; Public Buildings
Other Than Prison Buildings, Banks; Pub
lie Swamp and Overlooked Lands, Dray;
Labor and CAPITAL Maher; Attaches and
Contingent Expenses. Byrnes; Apportion-
ment aud Representation, McComas; City.
City and County and Town Government,
Darsie; Counties, County Government and
Township Organization, j. Campbell; Elec-
tions, MCGOWAN; Enrolled and Eugrossed
Bills Ragsdale; Federal Relations and
Immigration, George fl. Williams; Military
Affairs, Everett; Public Printing, Streeter;
Roads and Highways. Bailey; State Library
and Rules, MCGOWAN; State Prisons and
Prison Buildings. Preston.
D. w. Weldt, appointed by Governor
Markham as pilot of harbors of Wilmington
and San Diego, was confirmed.
The Senate adjourned till 10 o'clock to-
morrow morning.