The record-union., 1893-02-24

ate Bill No. 80, making an appropriation
| to pay the claim of w. II. Murray.
! Assembly Bill No. 4S3, making an ap-
/ preparation TO pay the deficiency in the
appropriation for additional improve
ments Tor the Southern California State
Asylum for the Insane and Inebriates,
was read third time and finally passed by
vote OF is ayes. Title approved.
report was submitted by the COM
m1ttee on Mines and Mining favorable to
the passage of Assemblyman Thomas
bill, defining water measurements. Also,
Assem- bly, Bill No. 500, as amended, relat-
ing 10 the State Mining bureau
Recess until 7:30 o'cloca.
EVENING SESSION.
On reassembling each member of the
Assembly was allowed to name one bill,
as his name was called, 10 be placed on
the urgency" file, according to Mr..
Bulla's resolution.
After all the selections were made tho
file was proceeded with.
! Assembly Constitutional Amendment
No. 70, exempting personal property not
exceeding $500 i'll value from taxation,
was made a special order for Monday
morning at ii O'clock.
Assembly Bill No. 402, providing for
appeals from orders of the Board of SUI
pervisOrs forming or refusing to form
reclamation or swamp land districts, was
read third time and passed by a vote of
81 ayes to | no. Title approved.
Assem- blyman Andersou's bill, to ap-
propriate S45. 900 for a residence for the
Governor, was read first time.
The following bills were read second
time, ordered engrossed and to a third
reading:
Assembly Bill No. 235, providing for
reducing the bonded Indebtedness of irri-
CATION districts.
Assembly Bill No 1Q2 to Drori1a fo,.
incorporation, operation and manage
ment Of cooperative associations.
Assembly Bill No. 694, to insure pre-
ference in appointment, employment
and retention therein in the public
service TO eX-Union soldiers of the late
war.
Assembly Bill No. 473, to increase the
/ revenue by the taxation of incomes.
Assembly Bill No. 365, to provide for
the transfer OF certain moneys from one
county to another, when u new county
has been formed and organized.
Assembly Bill No. III, to provide for
the maintenance and support of the pub
lie parks.
Assembly Bill No. 10, relating to fire
and marine insurance
Assembly Bill No 729. appropriating
money to pay the claims Of II. p. Dyer,
h. +. Dyer, G. A. Granger CASTOR Cold
smith and p. Reddy.
the sale of railroad and other franchises
in municipalities, and fixing the time
when certain Acts of the governing bodies
thereof, relative to franchises, shall take
effect.
Assembly Bill No. 81, to amend the Po-
htical Code, relating TO the sale of real
property for delinquent taxes.
Assembly Bill No. $40, to provide for
the publication of legal notices.
Assembly Bill No. 20, making an ap-
preparation for the construction of a sea-
wall, thoroughfare and piers in the har-
Dor of San Diego, was read first time.
Assembly Bill No. 24S, to amend the
Political Code, so as to provide for the
reminding OF double and erroneous as
sessments OF taxes, and to relieve land
owners from the effect of illegal tax sales
Assembly Bill No. Az making an ap-
preparation for the payment of the claim
OF y. l.. Rhodes, was read second time.
The Assembly resolved itself into a Com
mittee of the Whole and recommended
the passage of the bill. 1t was ordered
engrossed and to third reading.
Mr.. Dodge gave notice that he would
to-day move for the change in the rules of
the House, limiting the discussion on all
bills to thirty minutes.
Adjourned,