The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1893-02-28
PROCEEDINGS IN DETAIL.
SEVERAL JOINT RESOLUTIONS ARE
ADOPTED.
The Railroad Commissioners-A Mon
ument for the Crave OF Assem-
blyman Price.

The Senate convened at 2 P. NJ, Lieu
nt-Governor Reddick presiding.
Roll-call showed a quorum present.
Prayer was offered by Rev. w. 5. Hos
kinson, and the journal was read.
Under the new rules the special Assem-
bly, file was taken up. Assembly Bill No
426, to pay the deficiency in the appro-
priation for the transportation of insane
persons, was read the third time, passed
finally and sent to the Governor for APP
proval.
The following bills were also read the
third time and passed finally:
Assembly Bill No. SO, to appropriate
money for the survey, location and con-
struction of free wagon-road from the
town of Mariposa, in Mariposa County,
to the Yosemite Valley.
Assembly Bill No. Il, to insure the bet
ter education of practitioners of dental
surgery, and to regulate the practice of
dentistry.
ASSEMBLY Bill No. 227, amending the
Code OF Civil Procedure, relating to mort
cages and leases In certain cases.
Assembly Bill No. 80. to amend the
Code of Civil Procedure, relating to pro-
ceedings for the distribution of the estates
of deceased persons.
Assembly Joint Resolution No. Z, call
ing upon Congress 10 pass a law for the
! election of United States Senators by di-
rect vote of the people, was adopted.
Assembly Joint Resolution No. 8, rela-
tive to to foreign Immigration, was also
adopted. So were the following:
Assembly Joint Resolution No. 10, re-
lating to the refunding of moneys to GER
tain settlers on Government lands in
/ Fresno, Monterey and san Benito Coun-
ties.
Assembly Joint Resolution No. II, rela-
! tive to public building at Eureka.
Assembly Joint Resolution No 10. rela-
tive to public building at Nisalia.
| Assembly Joint Resolution No. II, rela-
/ tive TO the examination or survey of the
| waters OF the river system tributary to
! the Bay of San Francisco.
There was debate over Assembly Joint
! Resolution No. S, relative to the payment
of the Central Pacific Railroads debt to
| the Government. Senator Carpenter
| spoke at length against the resolution.
/ while Ostrom and Wilson defended it,
/ The resolution was adopted, but Senator
! Mahoney gave notice that he would
/ move to reconsider the matter to-day.
| Assembly Bill No. liz, to amend the
! Civil Code, relating to conveyances OF
| real property by married women, was
/ passed finally.
Senator VOORHEES, resolution, proposing
/ a change in the Senate rules so that only
/ appropriation bills, school, tax and public
] building bills shall be taken up from
/ 1890 A. NJ. to noon each day, and that the
roll shall be called each afternoon and
/ each Senator be permitted to cali up one
/ bill out of order and have it considered
under an urgency resolution.
Senator Bnrke's motion to reconsider
! the vote whereby the anti-ticket scalper
/ bill was passed was postponed until this
morning, at Burke's request.
/ DEMONSTRATION OF Senator VOORHEES,
| motion to reconsider the vote whereby
4 Senate Bill No. 1873, relative TO the time
/ for publishing bank statements, was de-
1 teated, was postponed until Thursday.
Burke submitted minority report on
/ the Traffic Associations proposed consti-
tutional amendment TO abolish the Rail-
/ road Commission.
I The special order now was Assembly
/ Concurrente RESOLUTION No. :, proposing to
GUST the present Railroad Commission
ers as being incompetent.
The roll was called and the resolution
was rejected by the following vote: