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pulsory prostitution of women, particu-
larly Chinese and japanese.
Senate Bill No. 5l4, relative to the pub
lieation of assessment notices of incor-
porated companies.
Senate Bill No. 4S4, to promote the
breeding and propagation of horses, cat
tie and other livestock, to permit owners
to borrow money thereon, without part
ing possession, and to prevent fraudulent
sales of unincumbered livestock.
Senate Bill No. 663, regulating the
practice OF veterinary surgery.
Recess.
EVENING SESSION.
The third reading file was taken up,
and Senate Bill No. 343, regulating the
practice of pharmacy, was read the third
time and passed finally. There was quite
debate on the bill before roli-call.
BY unanimous consent OF the Senate,
-Gesford's concurrent resolution approv-
ing the new charter of the City of Napa
was taken up and read. 1t was approved.
Senate Bill No. 66, making an appro-
preparation for the relief OF +. Marion
Wells, the sculptor who built the Mar
shall Monument at Coloma, was passed
nnally, it having been previously read
the third time.
Senate Bill No. 3SS, to amend the Polit-
ical Code relating to the examination and
committal of insane persons, was taken
up for final action. Gesford proposed to
amend, however, so as TO confine the APP
pllcation of the law to San Francisco
alone. The amendment was adopted,
and the bill went back to the printer in
consequence.
The following bills were then read the
third time and passed finally:
Senate Bill No. 693, authorizing the ap-
polntment of trustees for the estates OF
missing persons, and defining the duties
OF such trustees.
Senate Bill No. GAG, to forbid the manu-
tacture and sale of cigarettes within the
State of California.
The substitute for Senate Bill No. 73l.
to authorize the appointment of a COM
mission by the Governor for the purpose
OF selecting and suggesting a permanent
site and location for an additional State
prison, was defeated. Senator Burke
gave notice of a motion to reconsider.
There was debate over Williams bill
prohibiting powder manufactures to
locate within i've miles of any town, rail
road or navigable stream. The bill was
finally killed by vote of twenty-five
noes against one aye.
As special order Assembly Bill No.
666 was taken up. The bill is supple
mental to an Act to provide for the or
ganizatIon and government of irrigation
districts, and to provide for the acuuisi-
the distribution of water thereby for irri-
CATION purposes, and provides for the
abandonment OF operations by irrigation
districts and for their disorganization
upon the discharge of all outstanding OBJ
legations, and dividing irrigation districts
into classes. Maher offered an amend
ment to change a word, but it was de-
teated. The bill was then passed finally.
Maher gave notice of a motion to recon-
slider.
The motion to reconsider the vote
whereby Senate Bill No. 536 was passed
was taken up. The bill compells cor
porations to pay their employees at least
once every month. a hot debate fol-
lowed. The Senate refused to recon-
slder.
Senator Hart rose to a question OF
privilege and protested against being
ordered from the Assembly Chamber
during the day under an order by that
body.
Adjourned.