The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1893-02-02
ASSEMBLY ROUTINE.
New Bills NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Commit.
tee Reports.

ASSEMBLY ROUTINE.
New Bills Introduced-Some Commit
tee Reports.
The Assembly convened at 10 O'Clock,
with Speaker Gould in the chair.
Roll called and quorum present.
The Committee on Agriculture report
ed in favor OF the adoption of Assembly
Bill No. 5l3, TO prevent the spread of een-
tagious or infectious diseases among do
mestic animals. Also that Assembly Bill
No. All as amended, do pass. The bill is
in relation to the prevention of traudu-
lent sales of incumbered livestock.
The special committee appointed to
make arrangements for the burial of the
late Z. b. Price reported, detailing the
plans To be carried out.
The Judiciary Committee reported in
favor OF tn passage of The following bills:
No. $50, relating to the trial OF issues of
fact in Justices Courts; Assembly Bill
No. 22S, to compel savings banks to pub
lISh Il sworn statement of all unclaimed
deposits: Assembly Bill No. 567, making
it unlawful to refuse admission to places
of amusement; Assembly Bill No. 49,,
relating to the articles of incorporation of
railroad, Wagon-road and telegraph cor
poratIons; Assembly Bill No. 1873, re-
lating to railroad wagon-road and tele-
graph corporations; Assembly Bill No.
454, relating to the borrowing of money
and the issuance of bonds by rail
road corporations; Assembly Bill
No. 435, as amended, to provide
for the consolidation of railroad
corporations organized under the laws OF
the State of California. with railroad cor
porations organized under the laws of
any other State or Territory, or both; AS
selnbly Bill No. 80, as amended, in re-
lation to the fees of office and salaries of
certain officers; Assembly Bill No. 1872,
as amended, relating to actions for the
foreclosure of mortgages. That Assem-
bly, Bill No. %, amending Section 1852 of
the Code of Civil Procedure, do not pass:
that the authors of Assembly Bills Nos.
IA, 81 and 566 be permitted to withdraw
them. The committee reported Assem-
bly, Bill No. 263, relating to the husband
control and disposition of community
property, without recommendation. a
majority reported against the passage of
Assembly Bill No. 81, and a minority in
favor of it. The bill relates to parties to
an action to quiet title.
Speaker Gould appointed the following
members to arrange for the memorial
speeches on the late James G.. Blaine:
Fiulayson, Lynch and Buckley.
The Committee on State Hospitals re-
ported in favor Of the passage of the fol-
lowing bills: Assembly Bill No. l02, re-
lating TO the duties and compensation of
the Secretary, Medical superintendent
and Assistant Physician of the Mendo-
elmo state Insane Asylum; Assembly
Bill No. AS, granting It's right OF way to
the Southern California Railway over a
portion of the grounds of the asylum in
the County of San Bernardino; Senate
Bill No. 200, making an appropriation for
the Stockton Insane Asylum; Assembly
Bill No. 495, making an appropriation for
improvements on the State Asylum at
Stockton.
Assembly Bill No. 495 and Senate Bill
No. 206 were re-referred to the Committee
on Ways and Means.
n report was submitted by the Fish
and Game Committee in favor of the pas
sage of the following Assembly bills re-
lating to fish and game: Nos. 405, 325,
2S6. That the authors of the following
bills be permitted to Withdraw them:
Nos. 437, Isl, 14S, ABB, 120 and III.
The Committee on Federal Relations
reported in favor OF the resolution petit
tioning Congress to annex the Hawaiian
Islands.
The roll was called on the adoption OF
the resolution, and it was carried by a
vote OF 53 ayes to 3 noes.
On motion of Emerie the resolution
was ordered transmitted to our members
III Congress.
The Committee on State Hospitals re-
commended that the author of Assembly
Bill No, 49l be permitted to withdraw the
same. So ordered.
The Committee on Ways and Means
recommended that the authors of the fol-
lowing bills making appropriations be
permitted to withdraw them: Assembly
Bill No. 223, for erection of additional
building to Chico Normal School; No
224, providing for fence for Chico ormal
Schools; No. 30, for construction of
cement hoor in basement of State Normal
School at Chico; No. 253, for support of
Chico Normal Schools; No. 254. for the
purchase of scientific apparatus for Chico
Normal School; No. 255 for Improvement
of grounds of Chico Normal School; No.
2)6, for the support Of the library and
museum of State Normal School at Chico:
No. 2o7, providing for the care of grounds
of State Normal School at Chico. That
Assembly Bill No. 500, raising the salary
Of the Janitor of the Capitol building to
5000 do pass. That Assembly Bill No.
66, to pay the claim of George Nelson, do
pass as amended. That Assembly Bill
No. BIZ, as amended, do pass. The bill
makes appropriation for the removal, re-
furnishing Of rooms and repair of furni-
ture for Supreme Court in the city of Los
Angeles.
The Committee on Irrigation reported
III idNOI Ol Lue lJdSSdse Ol Assembly Bill
No. 40, providing for the disorganization
of irrigation districts; also, No. 10. relat-
ing to fees for recording duplicate certifi-
cate of sales; also that Assembly Joint
Resolution No. u. relating to irrigation
OF ard and desert lands, do pass.
The Committee on Claims reported as
follows. That Assembly Bills Nos. 30g
and $50. for paying the claim of J. Y.
Hicks, do not pass; that Assembly Bill
No. $50, to pay the claim OF J. L. Cooke
and William Gutenburger, do not pass:
that the authors of bills Nos. 295 and All
be permitted to withdraw them. Assem-
bly, Bill No. 469. to pay claim of Mary NJ.
Springer, without recommendation; that
the committees substitute for Assembly
Bill No. 449, to pay the claims of j. y. Car
doza, claim OF Farmer & Hoxie and claim
of d. NJ. DAWSON, do pass; that Assembly
Bill No. 3l5, appropriatiHg 8 200 to Cyrus
Lyon, for the capture of fugitive, do
pass; that Assembly Bill No. 3g7 be re-
ierred TO the Judiciary Committees, so
referred
Mr.. Drees was allowed to Withdraw
Assembly Bill No. 50.
a report was submitted by the Com
mittee on Commerce and Navigation as