The record-union., 1893-02-13

horticulture.
Senate Bill No. 1877, to appropriate
money for the erection of a monument to !
General Vallejo, was substituted for AS
sembly Bill No. 43S and read first time.
Assembly Bill No. 32S, to provide for
the payment of the claim of James c.
Smith.
Assembly Bill No. $50, making an ap-
preparation to pay the claim of j. l..
Cooke and William Gutenberger.
Assembly Bill No. 500, making an ap-
preparation for reimbursing j. Y. Hicks.
Assembly Bill No. AS, to establish
Board of Parole Commissioners for the
parole of and government of paroled
prisoners.
Assembly Bill No. 53S, relating to the
punishment of crimes, and to the grant
ing of reprieves, combinations and par
dons.
Assembly Bill No. $50, relating to
crimes against the public health.
Assembly Bill No. 323, to prevent evil
disposed persons from coming upon the
State prison grounds.
Assembly Bill No. 595, to provide for
the organization and government OF
drainage districts, and comforting powers
and imposing duties upon the State Board
OF Public Works in relation thereto.
Assembly Bill No. 666, providing for
the abandonment OF operations by lrrlga-
ton districts, and for their disorganiZa-
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ing obligations.
Assembly Bill No. SD, providing for
the exclusion of certain lands within
irrigation district.
Assembly Bill No. 3l4, to regulate the
practice of pharmacy and sale of poisons.
Assembly Bill No. 572 TO regulate the
practice of pharmacy and sale of polSons.
Assembly Bill No. 1884, to amend Sec
ton 3005 of the Political Code.
Assembly Bill No. 453 to regulate the
practice of medicine in the State OF Cali
fornia.
Assembly Bill No. g., to regulate the
practice of pharmacy and sale of poisons.
Senate Bill No. ia, to establish uni
form system of mine bell signals.
| Assembly Bill No. 543, regulating the
sale of the lands uncovered by the re-
cession of the waters of inland lakes, and
unsegregated swamp and overlooked
! lands.
Assembly Bill No. 452, regulating the
sale of the lands uncovered by the recess
sion of the waters of inland lakes, and
unsegregated swamp and overlooked
| lands.
Assembly Bill No. ass, regulating the
| sale of the lands uncovered by the re-
cession of the waters of inland lakes. and
unsegregated swamp and overlooked
| lands.
| Assembly Bill No. $50, in relation to
the conduct of elections in this State.
Assembly Bill No. $40, relating to the
contesting of elections by judicial re-
count OF the ballots cast.
! Assembly Bill No. l36, to ascertain and
express the will OF the people upon the
subject of woman suffrage.
| Assembly Bill No. 244, TO provide for
! the compensation of the Chief and Cap
| tain of Police and police officers.
Assembly Bill No. 52S, to provide for
payment for private property hereto
fore actually taken for public use, and
for which no compensation has been
made.
Assembly Bill No. 547, relating to the
exemptions of homesteads and their pro-
ceeds from execution or forced sale.
Assembly Bill No. 3S7 relative to the
trial of causes by the court.
Assembly Bill No. SSS, relating to trial
by court.
Assembly Bill No. 3S9, relative to new
trials.
Assembly Bill No. 406, to amend the
Code of Civil Procedure.
Assembly Bill No. 574, to add an addi-
tional section to the Code of Civil Pro-
cedure.
Assembly Bill No. 2l1, to regulate the
fees of County Clerks in estates of de-
ceased persons, of minors and OF incom-
petent persons.
Assembly Bill No $40, to provide for
the publication of legal notices.
Assembly Bill No 397, authorizing the
allowance, settlement and payment OF
claims of counties against the State.
Assembly Bill No. 654, making an APP
preparation to pay the claim of Major
Jose Ramon Pico.
Assembly Bill No. 126, appropriating
$40, 600 for supplying system of heating
and ventilating the State Normal School
building at San Jose.
Senate Bill No. 2O6, making an APP
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appropriation tor the support of the State
Insane Asylum at Stockton.
Assembly Bill No. SOL, to repeal an
Act providing for State Board of Arbi-
tration.
Assembly Bill No. 375, to pay the claim
of A. l.. Wood.
Mr.. Kahn introduced a bill to provide
for the organization of paid fire depart
ments, to be under the direction and con-
troll of Boards of Fire Commissioners
Municipal Corporations.
A bill was introduced by Mr.. Mathews
. of Tehama to provide for the redemption
of bonds issued by the State; Ways anC
Means. >
Recess.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Mr.. Sims of the committee appointed
to draft memorial resolutions on thu
death of the late L. B. Price submitted
? the committees report.
The Committee on Public Expenditure.
and Accounts reported in favor of allow
ing Mr.. Miller S456 40 actual expenses
E contracted and 1915 attorneys fees for tn
contest involving his seat in the Assem-
f bly,. Attorneys fees were asked in tn
sum of s., 500. The committee reported
f in favor of allowing MIR. Leonard nothing
because he failed to establish any right tt
q the seat he contested.
! Mr. TAYLOR offered an amendment al
> lowing Mr.. Miller 81 $3.50 40.
1, Further consideration was made spe
cial order for to-day at o'clock.
q On motion of Mathews of Tehama Mr.
Leonard was allowed $3.50 for contestip,
the seat of Mr.. Miller.
: The reading of bills was resumed and
the following were read first time:
n Assembly Bill No. 800, to provide 70
the payment of the per diem of the mem
bers and attaches of the Constitutions
Convention.
Assembly Bill No. 4S7, to provide 70
the employment OF destitute citizens.
I Assembly Bill No. al, to provide 70
the organization and government of lrri
a CATION districts.
Assembly Bill No. $50, to provide TO
I the organization and government of irri
, | cation districts.
= Assembly Bill No. 637, providing fo
the abandonment of operations by irriga
ton districts and for their disorganiZa
q ton upon the discharge OF all outstand
ing obligations.
q Assembly Bill No. 149, to proven
' hunting and shooting on private inclose,
grounds and the destruction of growing
q timber on private grounds.
Assembly Bill No. 81, to repeal the Ac
n to create State Board of Forestry.
: Assembly Bill No. $50, regulating tn
: practice of architecture in the State c
California.
e Assembly Bill No. 456, relating to tn
| nubIic schools