The record-union., 1893-02-10

lying OF the Marshall monument grounds
at Coloma. y recommendation was made
that the Controller draw his warrant for
the expenses incurred by the committees
which visited the San Jose Normal
School and the Insane ASYLUM at Ulxiah.
Adopted.
a resolution was offered by Mr.. Nor
| decai that the Controller be authorized 10
draw his warrant for S44 40 for mileage in
favor Of each member of the committee
and clerk which visited the Mendocino
| Asylum and the Home for Feeble
Minded Children at Glen Ellen. Re-
| ferred to Committee on Public Expendi-
lures and Accounts.
! The following bills were introduced:
By Mathews of Tehama-To provide
| for the revision of State school text
books; Education.
By Anderson-To create a commission
for the revision of the code and laws OF
the State; Judiciary.
! By Godchaux-Relative' to work upon
streets, lanes, etc., and for the construc-
ton of sewers within municipalities;
! Municipal Corporations.
by Conway-To compel corporations to
have as their chief representatives citi-
Zens of the United States; Corporations.
Also, to prevent corporations or COM
| panles discriminating against employees;
Labor and Capital.
OF SD, 900 for the purchase of a residence
for the Governor; Ways and Means.
By Mathews of Tehama-Relating to
the location of Office Of Railroad Com
missioners in State Capitol building; Jul
dietary. Also, to provide for topo-
graphical survey and map of the State;
Ways and Means. Also, relating TO the
location of the office of Insurance Com
missioner; Judiciary. Also, relating to
location of the office of Bank Commits
sioners; judiciary. Also, relating to the
location of place of business of the Y O.
semitic Commissioners. Also relating to
the office of State Board of Horticulture.
By Conway-To prevent dispensers OF
water from oyercharglng consumers;
Judiciary. Also, relating to improve
ments of public buildings; Public Build
ings and Grounds.
by Boyce-Relative to pilotage: Com
merce and Navigation. Also, relative to
charges for towage; same reference. Also,
relating to the pilot regulations for San
Francisco, Mare Island and Benicia.
The Committee on Irrigation reported
tavorably on Assembly Bills Nos al and
637, relative to irrigation districts. That
the author of bill No. $50 be requested to
withdraw it.
The Committee on Forestry reported
unfavorably on Assembly Bill No. 149,
relative to hunting on public grounds
"iiNA VIC uCStl uStlOI Vi lliIlDGr. III IdF or
OF passage of Assembly Bill No. 81, to re-
peal the Act creating a State Board of
Forestry.
Without recommendation the Hospit-
ais Committee reported back Senate Bill
No. Y, relative to making appropriation
for the Deaf, Dumb and Blind Asylum.
The Committee on Public Printing SUBJ
mitted report that the author of Assem-
bly, Bill No. 500, making an appropria-
ton for the printing and issuance OF the
eleventh report of the State Mineralogist
for the years 1891 and 1892, be allowed to
Withdraw it.
Mr.. Shanahan, on his motion, with
drew the bill.
Mr.. Shanahan offered joint resolution
authorizing and directing the State
Printer to print 10000 copies of the report
OF the State Mineralogist for the years 1891
and 1892. Mr.. Kahn moved that the reso-
luton be referred to the Committee on
Retrenchment. The motion was carried
by vote of % ayes to IS noes.
A bill was introduced by Mr.. Finlay-
son, providing for uniform system OF
county and township governments.
Adjourned.