The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1893-02-02

BOARD OF harbor commissioners to con-
struct a certain portion of the harbor en-
bankment, or seawall, of the port of San
Francisco; that the author of Assembly
Bill No. 2S5 be permitted to withdraw it;
that Assembly Bill Nc, 476 be rereferred
to Committee on Labor and Capital; so
referred.
Mr.. Gately was permitted to withdraw
Bill No. All; Mr.. johnson was allowed
to withdraw Bill No. 295.
Assembly Joint Resolution No. II,
which was made a special order for II
O'Clock, was taken up. The resolution
relates to the passage by Congress of the
Caminetti resolution of inquiry into the
condition of rivers in the State, with a
view OF appropriating money therefor.
The resolution was unanimously adopted.
Mr.. Barlow introduced resolution
petitioning Congress to urge the early
completion of the improvements of the
harbor at Port Hartford.
Mr.. Pendletton presented petition
from the Judges of Los Angeles County
urging the passage of Bulla's bill relative
to shorthand reporters.
A message was received from the SEN
ate OF the passage of Senate Bills Nos. ia
and pa; referred to the Committee on
Labor and Capital; of the passage of
Senate Bills Nos. 2lS, 81, 2l9, III, 259 and
lS2; of the adoption of Assembly Concur
rent Resolution No. 10, relative to setting
apart Il time for the delivery of memorial
addresses in honor of the late Hon. James
u. Blaine, i'll joint session Of the Senate
and Assembly; of the adoption of SEN
ate Concurrent Resolution No. ., relative
to approving the charter of the city OF
Sacramento.
Mr.. Anderson moved that Senate Con-
current Resolution No be taken up.
So ordered.
The resolution was read and unani-
mously adopted.
Mr.. Mordecai offered resolution that
leave of absence be granted Messrs.
Marks, Brownie, Chapman and Tindall,
of the State Hospitals Committee, for the
purpose OF visiting the Home for the
Training of Feeble-Minded Children at
Glen Ellen and the Mendocino Asylum
at | kiah, ana that J. c. Sims and Julius
Kahn be added to the committee.
Adopted.
y resolution was adopted that the Spe-
cial Committee to investigate the charges
made by j. w. Rea against Mr.. johnson
of Santa Clara be empowered to send for
persons and papers necessary; also, that
the committee be allowed clerk at a
salary OF 50 per day. Adopted.
On motion of Mathews OF Tehama,
Assembly Bill No. 5S7, entitled an Act to
appropriate $4,000 for the contingent ex-
penses of the Assembly, was read the
first time and ordered placed on file for
second reading.
The following bills were introduced:
BY Dodge ppropriating 81, 236 for the
relief of j. F. Chapman u Co., through
the loss of coal from Fremont-street
wharf in San Francisco; Claims.
by Sims-To prevent the treSpassing of
animals on private property; Agriculture.
BY Gately - Prescribing conditions
under which foreign insurance compa-
MES may transact business; Corporations.
BY Burke-Relating to the eontesting OF
elections by a judicial recount of the bal
lots cast; Apportlonment and Election
Laws.
BY Kennedy-Relating to the appoint
ment of Notaries Public; Judiciary.
BY Prescribing conditions
upon which certain foreign Insurance
companies may transact business in the
State; Corporations.
BY Standart-To establish uniform
system OF county government; County
and Township Governments.
By Gately-Relative to disqualified
ton of Judges; Judiciary.
By Emeric-To establish a uniform sys-
tenn of county and township govern
ment; County and Township Govern
ments.
BY Misunderstanding to surveys of
cities and towns, and providing for re-
cording of maps and plats Of such sur
veys; Municipal Corporations.
by Anderson-ln relation to judgments
in cases of contempt, and providing for
appeals therefromi Judiciary.
BY Standart-To appropriate 50, 700 to
pay claim of John McCrath; Claims.
By Kennedy-Regulating the location
OF manufactures of powder words:
Crimes and Penalties.
By Lynch-To provide for the giving of
bonds. by keepers of intelligence Off
ces," defining the same and their Habili-
ties; Labor and Capital.
By Schlesinger-Relative to conditions
precedent to the right to act as insurance
agent or solicitor; Corporations
By Shanahan-Appropri $1,000
for printing State Mineralogist's report:
Public Printing.
By Lynch-Appropriating S4S, 422 to pay
claim OF John Mullan against the State:
Claims.
BY Shanahan-Relatin to legal holt
days and non-judicial days; judiciary.
Also, to amend Political Code relating to
legal holidays; Judiciary.
BY MISUNDERSTANDING s., 900 to
pay the claim of Maurice Sheehan:
Claims.
By Raw-Appropriating 500 to i'm
prove and beautfy the grounds of the
Marshall monument at Coloma; Public
Expenditures and Accounts.
By LaRue-Appropriatin 81 ,0l2 co to
pay the claim Of Charlotte NJ Holman:
Claims.
By Raw-To establish uniform rate of
wages per day for doing assessment work
on mining locations; Mines and Mining.
By Anderson-rhe create a State Board
of Public Works; Swamp and Overlooked
Lands.
BY Johnson of Santa Clara-To estab-
fish uniform system of county and
township Governments; County and
Township Governments. ~
By Anderson-To provide for the or
ganization and government of drainage
districts, for the levy, equalization and
collection of assessments therein, for the
construction and maintenance of canals
and other drainage works to secure the
lands of such districts from overflow,
and comforting powers and imposing du-
ties upon the State Board of Public
Works in relation to such drainage dis
tricts; Swamp and Overlooked Lands.
Mr.. Afford offered Assembly Joint
Resolution No. 10, relative 10 public
building at Nisalia. On the authors mo-
ton, the resolution was read and adopted.
1t was ordered that the resolution be
printed and transmitted to the Senate.
Mr.. Afford offered Il resolution propos-
ing an amendment to the Constitution
relating to the formation OF new counties.
Referred to the Committee on Counties
and County Boundaries.
\ resolution was adopted allowing
George Jones $50 as clerk of the Brett
Investigating committee, and allowing
NJ. Marks eco as Sergeant-at-Arms for
the same committee.
The Committee on Commerce and Nay
igation asked leave of absence from Fri
day night until Tuesday morning to in
spect the San Diego harbor. Referred to
the Committee on Retrenchment.
Mr.. O'Keefe offered resolution that
the Judiciary Committee be allowed sole
use of the room known as Department
one OF the Supreme Court, to the exclu-
sion OF all other committees. Adopted.