The record-union., 1893-01-25
ASSEMBLY ROUTINE.
Considerable Rushing Was Don,
Reading of Bills.

Considerable Rushing Was Done
Reading of Bills.
The Assembly convened at the usual
hour, with Speaker Gould in the chair.
The roll-caH showed quorum present.
Prayer by Rev. H. w. Conry.
Reading of the minutes dispensed with.
Mr.. McCauley presented a petition
from the Board of Supervisors of Merced
County asking that the salary of County
Recorder be increased to SI,S0O per an
mum; County and Township Govern
ments.
Mr.. Blakeley presented a petition for
the creation OF the county of Kings; re-
terred to committee on County and
County Boundaries.
n petition from the MADEIRA IRRIGATION
District was presented by Mr.. Mordecai.
asking that Directors be not allowed 10
levy taxes without vote of the people;
Irrigation.
Mr.. Schroebel, Chairman Of the Com
mlttee on County and Township Govern
ments, reported, recommending the pas
sage OF the following Assembly bills:
No. 334, relative to county supplies. print
ing and advertisements; also, No. ia. to
provide for the organization, incorpora-
tlon and government of towns: also
Assembly Bill No. lis, relating to the
books of records to be procured and kept
Dy the county RecOrder.
The following committees reported in
substance as published in Yesterday
mornings RECORD UNION:
public Expenditures and Accounts
Military Affairs, Education.
Mr.. McCauley moved that Assembly
Bill No. 259, relative to a National Guard.
be read the first time. So ordered. and
passed to a second reading.
The Committee on State Prisons and
ID
length. The report was ordered printed
in the journal without being read.
The Committee on Federal Relations
to whom was referred Assembly Joint
Resolution No. 4, relative to the free and
Unlimited coinage of silver, reported the
same back without recommendation.
The Internal Improvements Committee
reported back tavorably Assembly Bills
Nos. 324 and III, relative to the planting
of trees.
Mr.. Mathews, Chairman of the Com
mittee on Ways and Means, reported the
condition of the contingent fund of the
Assembly: Amount appropriated and in
fund at beginning OF session, $4,000,
drawn against the fund, 50, ,IS9 20; in fund
January 23d, $3.50 30. The committee
has recommended the passage of bills IN
yolving the appropriation of S6,354 10.
The following bills were introduced
and referred to the committees as follows:
By Bulla-Amending the Civil Code
with reference to the compensation of
Photographic reporters for Superior
Courts; Judiciary.
By Bennett of Orange-Relative to the
organization, incorporation and govern
ment of municipal corporations; Munich
pal Corporations.
By Taggart-An Act to amend Section
4445 of the Political Code relating to
bonds; Judiciary.
BY impson-Amending Section 1912 of
Penal Code relating to jury trials in cases
of violation OF municipal ordinances and
police regulations; Crimes and Penalties.
By Carlson-An Act to enable and en-
power irrigation districts to sell. or rent.
or otherwise dispose of their surplus
water; Irrigation.
By Gately-An Act to establish Board
of Parole Commissioners for the parole of
and government of paroled prisoners;
Crimes and Penalties.
By Mathews of Tehama-An Act to
change and permanently locate the
boundary lines between the counties of
Glenn and Colusa; County and County
Boundaries.
By Bennett of Orange-An Act to in
crease the revenue by the taxation of in
comes; judiciary.
By Bulla-To provide for an additional
building for the State Normal School at
Grounds.
By Miller-Relative to the laying and
opening of public streets, and to condemn
and acquire any and all land and prom
erty necessary for that purpose; Munich
pal Corporations.
By Lynch--Appropriatiug $4,000 for
the southern California State Asylum for
the Insane and Inebriates; Hospitals.
By Gallag to insurance
companies; Corporations
By Thomas of Santa Clara-To provide
for the employment of destitute citizens
and making appropriations therefor;
Labor and Capital.
By Barlow-An Act to amend the
erty; Judiciary
BY Owen-Amending the Act fixing a
bounty on coyote scalps; Agriculture.
BY Iaggart-An Act appropriating
Ss,552 % TO pay the claim OF the widow
and heir OF Thomas A. Springer, late
State Printer, deceased; Claims.