The record-union., 1893-02-14
APPROPRIATIONS DISCUSSED.
The Finance Committee Struggle Wit
n Mass of bills

The Finance Committee Struggle With
Il Mass of Bills.
The Senate Finance Committee met and
did a rushing business last night.
Assembly Bill No. 500, by Gould. fix
ing the salary of the Jantor of the State
Capitol Building, and defining his duties.
was reported back with a recommends
ton that it pass.
Assembly Bill No. 460, by Mathews of
Tehama, making an appropriation for
the payment of an Indebtedness created
or 10 be incurred by the Surveyor-G Gen
eral, was reported back favorable to pas
sage.
Assembly Bill No. 459, by Mathews of
Iehama, making an appropriation to pay
the deficiency in the appropriation for
expenses OF the Supreme Court for the
forty first fiscal year, was recommended
TO pass.
Assembly Bill No. 262, by Finlayson,
which is an Act to amend fourteen sec
tons Of the Political Code, in relation to
the conduct of elections, and adding nine
teen new sections, from 1868 to 1884 in
elusive, also referring to elections, was
reported back with d recommendation
that ii pass.
Assembly Bill No. I27, by Bennett of
Santa Clara, appropriating $4,000 to pay
for the system OF heating and ventilating
in the training department at the State
Normal School at San Jose was reported
back with recommendation favorable
TO its passage.
Senate Bill No. 205, by Langford, to
provide for the payment by the Board of
Directors of the State Insane Asylum at
Stockton certain sums of money for the
paving of California street, opposite the
asylum, and for the construction OF con-
p1- 10 s.rd nxH
ported back with the recommendation
that it do pass.
Assembly Bill No. 33l, by Ragsdale,
making an appropriation for the erection
of monument at Golden Gate Park, or
i'll the Courthouse grounds at Santa
Rosa, in memory of the late General NJ
G.. Vallejo, was reported back without
recommendation.
Senate Bill No. 365, by Bailey, making
an appropriation for the erection of an
additional building for the State Normal
School at San Jose, was reported back
with recommendation that it do not
pass.
Senate Bill No. 464, by Whitehurst, also
making an appropriation for erecting an
additional building at the State Normal
School at San Jose, was reported unfavor-
able to passage.
Senate Bill No. 222, by Shippee. max
ing an appropriation for the erection of
an additional building for the State Nor
nal School at Chico, met the same fate as
the preceding two, being reported back
unidvorable TO passage.
Senate Bill No. 223, also by Shippee,
and making an appropriation 10 build a
fence around the State Normal School
grounds at Chico, met the same fate as its
companion.
Senate Bill No. 224. also by Shippee.
met with better success than the former
two, and was reported back with the
recommendation that il do pass. The
bill provides for the construction of a
cement floor in the basement of the State
Normal School at Chico.
Senate Bill No. 10Y, by Orr, making an
appropriation of 900 for the purpose
of sending an expert TO foreign countries
to collect and import into this State para
sites aud predaceous insects, was amended
to appropriate $1,000, and as so amended
was reported with recommendation to
pass.
Senate Bill No. 236, by Bailey. appro-
priating $1,000 for furnishing the training
department of the State Normal School at
San Jose, was reported back favorable to
passage.
Senate Bill No. ia. by Gesford, to pro-
vide for additional improvements and re-
pairs at the Napa State Asylum for the
Insane. and appropriating S75, 900 for the
same, was amended to read 500, 900, and
as amended was reported back with a
recommendation that it do pass.