The record-union., 1893-03-13
CALIFORNIA LEGISLATURE.

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election of officers for said district, fund
ing the noatlng debt and refunding the
FUNDED debt thereof, was read second
time and ordered to third reading.
Assembly Bill, No. 852, confirming to
the city of Oakland the possession, right
front and tide lands, in alienable trust for
the public use and benefit, was read 8
second time and ordered to a third read
ing.
Assembly Bill No. 623, relating to reve-
nue. and taxation, was read second time.
Senate Bill No. COG, to pay the claim of
A. j. Bourne for 81 500, was read alsecond
time and ordered to third reading.
Senate Bill No. 552, as amended, to ap-
propriate $4,000 to pay the claim of John
McGrath, WAS fin8lly passed.
committee substitute for Senate Bill No.
3o3, relating to liens of mechanics and
others, was read a third time and finally
passed
Senate Bill No. 576, making an appro-
priation for enlarging the fire-proof ware
mouse for use of the State Printing de-
partment, was read second time and
1urther consideration made a special or
der for o'clock to-day.
Senate Bill No. $50, relating to the es-
tates OF deceased persons, was read first
time.
Assembly Bill No. 141. to amend an
Act to provide for the organization and
government of irrigation districts, and to
provide for the acquisition of water and
oInef property, and for the distribution of
water thereby for irrigation purposes, by
amending Sections 3, 4, II, II. 81 and 81
thereof, and by repeating Section Al
the printer.
Assembly Bill No. 356, to create the
county OF Sidwell, was read third time.
Mr. Shanahan moved TO make the bill a
special order for Monday night at S
O'Clock. he said as matter of justice
ana fairness the bill should go over. He
Grained Lhere were not enough present to
bill was made special order for the hour
named.
Senate Bill No. 40, relating to corpora
t;ons and the increase and diminution of
the capital stock, and the creation. in
crease and diminution of the bonded in
uepteoness thereof, was read second time
anu lurther consideration made special
order for this afternoon at O'Clock.
Z. r. Beaton was allowed S35; for sery-
ices IN segregatipg, distributing and clos
ing The expense account of the Johnson
Rea Investigation.
Assembly Bill No. 102, to amend an Act
TO establish branch insane asylum for
tno inSane az y klan, relating TO the cleo
lion, duties and compensation of the
Secretary and Treasurer of the Board of
Directors of said asylum; also the ouali-
ncations, duties and compensation Of the
medical superintendent Of said asylum.
and also the appointment, duties and
compensation Of the assistant physician.
and authorizing the Board of Directors,
II in their judgment it should become
necessary, to elect an additional assistant
nhvalpiQn and nrnui6iprr fo l. t.
sation, was read second time and ordered
to third reading.
Senate Bill No. 635 known as the
'scalpers bilP'), to provide for the re-
demption of unused transportation
tickets and to prevent frauds upon tray-
elers, was read first time. MIR. Shanahan
moved to strike out the enacting clause
of the bill. The motion was lost by
vote of 26 ayes to "a noes. Further CON
sideration Of the bill was made special
order for to-day at 2 o'clock.
Assembly Bill No. 404, requiring all
state institutions to give preference to
California products and the productions
OF California labor. was read second time,
ordered engrossed and to third reading
Senate Bill No. 59S, to provide for the
establishment, maintenance and support
OF bureau to be known as the State Min
ing Bureau, and for the appointment and
duties of Board OF Trustees. to be
known as the Board of Trustees of the
State Mining Bureau, who shall have the
direction, management and control OF
said State Mining Bureau, and to provide
for the appointment, duties and compen-
sation of State Mineralogist, who shall
perform the duties of his office under
the control, direction and supervision of
the Board of Trustees of the State Mining
Bureau, was read second time, ordered
engrossed and to third reading.
hlIy Ril1
relief of insolvent debtors, was read first
time.
Assembly Bill No. lis, to prevent dam
ages from the overflow of artesian wells.
was read second time, ordered enprossed
and to third reading.
Assembly Bill No. 40, to encourage the
reduction of base and refractory low grade
gold, silver and other metallic ores in the
State of California, was read first time
and ordered to second reading.
Assembly Bill No. $50, to amend an Act
relating to life, health, accident and an
nulty or endowment insurance on the
assessment plan and the conduct of the
business OF such insurance, was read.
Senate Bill No. ll3, to appropriate
5,C0J to prevent the introduction Of con-
taRious diseases, was read third time and
finally passed.
Senate Bill No. 347, to establish tax
on collateral inheritances, beuuests and
devises, to provide for its collection. and
to direct the disposition of the proceeds.
was read second time and further consid-
Grafton made special order for this
morning after reading of journal.
The following bills were read second
time:
Senate Bill No. 607, to provide for fur
nlshing assistants to the Coroner of each
city, or city and county, having 100, 900 or
more Inhabitants, and providing the
mode in which such assistants shall be
appointed and designated, and establish
ing the compensation and prescribing the
duties of such assistants, was read second
time and ordered to third reading.
Senate Bill No. 2ST, relative to divorces
was read second time and ordered to
third reading.
Senate Bill No. 100, providing for the
punishment of pools, trusts and conspir-
acies to control prices, and as to the evil
dence and prosecution in such cases.
Senate Bill No. l4l, to retire teachers of
the pa bic schools of the State upon par
tial pay.
Senate Bill No. 19l, to amend the Code
OF Civil Procedure, relative to the manner
OF serving summons and complaint.
Senate Bill No. 2S3, to provide for the
purchase of Supreme Court reports.
Senate Bill No. 2S6, relating to the dis
qualifications of Judges.
Substitute for Senate Bill No. 359. to
regulate the fees OF County Clerks in es-