The record-union., 1893-01-31
ASSEMBLY DOINGs.
Three Lively SessIons-Bretz's Case
More New Bills.

Three Lively SesSions-Bretz's Case
More New Bulls.
The Assembly met at the usual hour,
with Speaker Gould in the chair.
Quorum present. Prayer by the Chap
lain.
Mr.. Emelic offered joint resolution
petitioning our representatives in Con-
gress to urge the annexation to the
United States of the Hawaiian Islands.
Referred to the Committee on Federal
Relations.
Mr.. Shanahan moved that the matter of
claimed incorrection in the testimony of
Mr.. Jacobsen taken before the BretZ in
vestigation committee, be referred to a
committee of three, consisting of jacob
sen, Shanahan and the stenographer who
took the testimony. So ordered.
Mr.. Carlson presented a petition from
residents of San Diego for the better
preservation OF game.
Two petitions from residents of Tulare
County against county division were pre-
sented by Mr.. Afford.
RESOLUTIONS of the Central Democratic
Club of Alameda in relation to the mat
ter of the investigation of A. Bretz were
received.
The Assembly, through its Speaker,
was invited to attend the Southern Cali
L Il Referred
Committee on Retrenchment.
The Committee on Labor and Capital
reported in favor of the passage of Assem-
bly, Bills Nos. 525, 404, 1913, 39S, and Senate
Bill No. l34, and that Assembly Bill No.
4S7 do not pass.
The Committee on Fish and Game re-
ported IN favor Of the passage of Assem-
Dly Blu NO. 100, which appoints Sheriffs
and Constables as game wardens.
a1OmnlfTpn Niv1T0
culture and Horticulture reported adj
versely on Assembly Bill No. l23, to pro-
vide for publication and sale of an
abridgement of the reports of the State
Board OF Horticulture.
The Committee on Public Buildings
and Grounds reported in favor of the
passage Of Assembly Bill No. 80.
The Committee on Attaches and En-
ployes reported against the adoption of
the resolution appointing Jesse Vaughn
electrician for the Assem- bly,; in favor of
appointing Mrs. Anna Faylor clerk to
the Committee on State Prisons; also.
that Milo G. Aver be appointed messenger
to the Committee on County and Town
ship Governments. The recommenda-
tions OF the committee were adopted.
Message received from the Senate of
passage of Senate Bills Nos. 206, 200 and
/; also, Senate Joint Resolution No. u
Bill No. 2Qj referred to Committee on
state Hospitals; 200 to Public Lands; No.
to Committee on Municipal Corpora
tions, and Senate Joint Resolution No,
II to Irrigation Committee.
The Committee on Judiciary reported
on the following bills, as follows: That
Assembly Bill No. 247, providing for the
appointment of court reporters pro tenn
pore, do not pass; that Assembly Bill
No. 246, to enfranchise women citizens.
do pass; that Assembly Bill No. 305.
amending Section 1910 of the Code OF
Civil Procedure, do pass; that Assembly
Bill No. 353, to amend Section 126l of the
Civil Code, do pass; that Senate Bill No.
IL, relating 10 setting apart exempt prop
erty for the use and benefit of insolvent
debtors, do pass; that Senate Bill No. 20
do pass, which relates to estates of de-
ceased persons; that Assembly Bill No.
l04. relating to the control, management
and disposition of community property,
do pass as amended; that Assembly Bill
No. l33, in relation to dismissal of ac-
tions, do pass. The committee reported
without recommendation on Assembly
Bill No. 100, relating to the qualifications
of attorneys and counselors-at-law: that
the authors of Bills Nos. 234 and 26l be
permitted to withdraw them.
The following bills were introduced;
BY Matthews Of San Benito-To amend
the Act establishing a State Reform
School for juvenile offenders; State
Prisons.
By Hurley-To amend Section sol of
the Civil Code, relating to street RAILWAYS:
Municipal Corporations.