The record-union., 1893-03-09

! Board OF supervisors, was passed by a
vote OF 80 ayes to noes. Title approved.
| reading:
Senate Bill No. 2IO, to regulate the dis
position of the hides of cattle killed or
slaughtered.
Senate Bill No. 2l5, to amend the Civil
CODE relating to legal holidays and non
judicial days.
Senate Bill No. 2l7, to amend the Po-
litIcal Code relating TO legal holidays and
non-judicial days.
Senate Bill No. lS4, to amend the Code
OF Civil Procedure relating to legal holi-
days and non-iudicial days.
Senate Bill No. II, relating to the nav-
ment OF persons employed under tho
provisions OF Section 5245 Of the Political
Code.
Senate Bill No. lS6, to amend the Code
OF civil Procedure. in relation to ap-
praisements of estates of deceased per-
sons.
Senate Bill No. 1I3, to appropriate
money to prevent the introduction of
contagious diseases.
Senate Bill No. 22l, to make an appro-
Priation to pay the claim of Henry
| Hogan, for services rendered for the
State Board of Fish Commissioners. as
1890.
Senate Bill No. 25O, appropriating
money to pay the claim of w. II. Muir
/
Senate Bill No. is, to cede iurisdiction
to the United States over certain lands.
| Senate Bill No. 3l4, AUTHORIZING the
state Board OF Capitol Commissioners to
appoint two extra employees for the Capi-
tOl grounds.
Senate Bill No 6I3 ralatiucr IN IaaSas Of
agricultural lands.
Senate Bill No. 800, to provide for
planting row of trees around the Capi-
to4 grounds, and TO make an approprla-
ton therefor.
Senate Bill No. 199 to repeal an Act
to create State Board OF Forestry.
senate Bill No. 5, to provide for the ap-
polntment of Health Inspectors and
Market inspectors in each municipality
OF lhis State having 100000 inhabitants or
over that number.
Senate Bill No. 49,, to amend the Po-
Iltlcai CODE, relating to the appointment
OF certain officers and employees bv
| the Board of Health of the city and
county of San Francisco.
| 70 Senate Bill No. 2Ol, to provide for GER
| tam improvements in the State Insane
| Asylum at Stockton.
Senate Bill No. 202, to provide for the
| purchase OF apparatus and appliances for
( the protection of the buildings of the State
| Insane Asylum at Stockton,
Senate Bill No. 204, to provide for GER
| tam improvements at the State Insane
! Asylum at Stockton.
| Senate Bill No. 205. to provide for the
payment for the paving OF California
street, in the city of Stockton. opDosite
! the State Insane Asylum at Stockton. and
Tor the construction Of Il concrete side
| walk along said street.
Senate Bill No. I55. relating to tho deaI-
| ing in options.
Senate Bill No. 43S, making it unlawful
| 10 refuse admission to places of amuse-
ment. Inc enacting clause of the bill
| was stricken out. Notice OF reconsider
alton was given by Mr. Barlow.
The Assembly refused to reconsider the
vote whereby the bill to create Kings
! County was passed, by vote OF q ayes
| to II noes.
1he county government "omnibusV
bill was read first time and further con-
! slderatlon made a special order for this
morning alter the consideration of Senate
| messages.
The Assembly voted to reconsider Sem
ate Bill No. 1l6 to amend the Civil Code.
permitting the establishment of mutual
insurance companies. which was refused
passage on the previous day. The pill
was then passed by vote of Y ayes to 80
| noes.
| The following bills were declared cases
OF urgency, read the first, second and
third times and finally passed:
Assembly Bll4 No. Io1, to amend the
Code OF civil Procedure, relating to serv-
ice OF summons on persons residing out
/ OF the State and in OUher cases
! Assembly Bill No. 75S, to amend the
Code OF Civil Procedure, relating to
actions affecting title to real estate.
! = -'Assembly Bill No. 759, to add n neyv
/ section to the Code OF Civil Procedure. re-
lating TO proceedings affecting the title to
real estate.
The Ways and Means Committee re-
! ported back the general Appropriation
/ Dill, Wh!ch makes appropriations ag-
gregatlng ~, 100000. A number of amend
ments were made by the committee. but
IN the main the appropriations are about
tne same as previously reported in the
| RECORD UNION.
! Assembly Bill No. 14l. to provide for
the organization and government Of irri-
| CATION districts and to provide for the
acquisition Of water and other Dropertv
/ ana Tor the distribution of water thereby
Tor lrrlgating purposes, was amended.
| ordered engrossed and to a third reading.
Senate BlIl No. 132, as amended, for the
| protection of fish, was read second time
and ordered to a third reading.
Assembly Bill No. l04, to amend the
| civil Code, relating to the control. man
| agement and disposition of community
property, was read second time and
/ ordered 10 a third reading.
Assembly Bill No. 7l3, to prevent dis
pensers OF water from overcharging con-
! Sumers Tor water and water connections,
was declared case of urgency, read sec
| ond and third times and finally passed.
| Recess.
EVENING SESSION.
| Mr.. Simpson offered the following res
! olution:
! Resoired, That each member be allowed tn
| select one bill to be placed upon the urgency
| hle, and that for said purpose the Clerk shall
! call the 'roll, commencing at the foot thereof
The resolution was adopted. but the
calling OF the roll was postponed until
| this evening.
Assembly Bill No. 5O4, relating to the
| publication of legal notices, was read
third time and finally passed.
| Assembly Bill No. 20, making an an
| preparation Of SlJ0,000 for the constrrtc-
| ton OF a seawall, thoroughfare and piers
| i'll the barbor of San Diego, was read
| third time.
Mr.. Kahn opposed the bill. He said;
| 81 again rise to call the attention of the
! Assembly to this bill. To my mind it is
| the entering wedge that will lead to
innumerable appropriations of a similar
! nature by succeeding Legislatures. If
this measure is carried, what is to pre-
| vent humboldt harbor demanding S2gO.-
! 900 from the next Legislature, and san
! francisco harbor 81 100000; for in pro-
| portion TO the amount OF taxes she paws.
San Francisco has as much right to ask
! for Sl,O0O,00O as san Diego has for de-
manding Sl50,OOO. Again / desire TO call
the attention OF the Assembly to the
1 special message OF the Governor regard
| ing needless and eXtrayagant appropria-
tions, and to the report OF the Ways and
! Means Committee stating that the fifty-
cent limit is already exceeded by $500. coo,
! | remember some weeks ago q number of
the gentlemen on the floor OF this House
refused to vote for an amendment | had
| offered, giving as their reasons that they