The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1893-02-03

tee. Referred to the Committee on Pub
lie Expenditures and Accounts.
a resolution was offered by Mr.
Mathews of Tehama that John S. Wilkins
be appointed night Waterman for the
| Engrossing and Enrolling Clerks office;
Attaches and Employees.
Mr.. owen introduced bill out of order
to abolish and prohibit chain-gangs;
Labor and Capital.
The special file was taken up.
Assembly Bill No. IAN Act making
an appropriation TO pay the deficiency in
the appropriation for fuel, lights and sup
plies for the Secretary of States office, for
the forty-second fiscal year, was read
third time and passed by a vote of So ayes
10 noes. Title approved.
Assembly Bill No. T5-An Act making
an appropriation to pay the deficiency in
the appropriation for the State Board of
orestry Tor the thirty eighth, forty-sec-
ond, and forty-third fiscal year, was read
third time and passed by vote of 45
ayes to 10 noes. Title approved.
On motion of Mr.. Matthews. that gen.
tleman was permitted toIwithdraw As
sembly Bill No. AS.
Assembly Bill No. 146-An Act MAX
ing an appropriation to pay the deficiency
III the appropriation for postage, ex-
pressage, telegraphing and contingent
expenses, State Board of Examiners, for
the forty-fourth fiscal year, was read
third time and passed by a vote of 81
ayes to noes. Title approved.
The following bills were read for the
second time, ordered engrossed and to
third reading:
/ Assembly Bill No. 3-An Act to aboI-
ISL commissions or fees paid by the State
1or the assessment, equalization, auditing
and collection of ad valorem taxes.
Assembly Bill No lS6-Ap 4 of IN
amend Section 1868 of the Political Code,
relating to the report of County Auditors.
Assembly Bill No. 241-An Act TO
amend Section 1866 of the Political Code.
relating TO settlements with the Control
Ter and payments into the State Treasury.
The Assembly resolved itself into
Committee of the Whole and reported
favorably on Assembly Bills Nos. Isl and
III
The following bills were read a second
time:
Assembly Bill No. 2Sl-An Act TO pro-
VIDE for paying for improving that por-
ton OF Tenth street lying between l. and
\ streets, III the city of Sacramento, ad-
joining the State Capitol grounds, and for
sundry work to the Capitol sidewalk and
grounds, and making an appropriation
therefor.
Assembly Bill No. 127-An Act appro-
priating $4,000 to pay for the system of
the Training Department of the State
Normal School at San Jose, California.
! Assembly Bill No. 2l0-An Act author
izing the Controller and Treasurer to
transfer to the general fund all moneys
now in the election reward fund, the lep-
rosy fund, and interest and sinking fund,
| Levy District No. >, and abolishing the
! leprosy fund, and interest and sinking
fund, Levee District No. .. Passed to
| third reading.
Assembly Bill No. 195-An Act to abol-
lsh the State drainage construction fund,
and directing the transfer of any balance
remaining therein to the general fund.
Assembly Bill No. 426-An Act making
an appropriation TO pay the deficiency in
the appropriation for the transportation
of insane for the forty-third fiscal year.
Assembly Bill No. 427-An Act making
an appropriation to pay the deficiency in
the appropriation for the transportation
OF prisoners for the forty-third fiscal
year.
| Assembly Bill No. 269-An Act making
and appropriation to pay armory rents
and other expenses of the Naval Bat
! TALON OF the National Guard, for the re-
mainder OF the fortyfourth fiscal year.
Assembly Bill No 2S2-An Act making
an appropriation to pay the deficiency in
the appropriation for the Preston School
| of Industry.
Assembly Bill No 4G0-An Act making
an appropriation fer the payment of an
Indebtedness created or to be incurred by
the Survey or-General in transcribing
records and plat books in his Office.
Assembly Bill No. 459-An Act making
an appropriation Of $50 Is, to pay the de-
ficiency in the appropriation for expenses
of Supreme Court.
Assembly Bill No. 5S7-An Act making
an appropriation of $4,000 for the con-
| tingent expenses of the Assembly.
The Assembly resolved itself into a
Committee of the Whole and recon-
mended the passage of Assembly Bills
Nos. 1876, 426, 427, 269, $50, AGO, 459 and 5S7.
The bills were ordered engrossed and to a
third reading.
Bills 223, pa, 225, 253, 254, 255, and 256.
all making appropriations for the State
| Normal Schools at Chico, We're withdrawn,
inasmuch as all the appropriations asked
for are embraced in the general appropri-
| alton bill.
Assembly Bill No. 50O an Act fixing
| the salary of the janitor of the State Cap
itol building, defining his duties and
making an appropriation therefor, was
read the first time.
| Assembly Bill No. 80, an. Act appro-
| priating money 10 pay for the removal,
refurnishing of rooms and repair of fur
niture for Supreme Court in city of Los
Angeles, was read first time. Further
consideration was made special order
for to-day at $3.50 o'clock.
| Assembly Constitutional Amendment
| No. ,, a resolution to propose to the peo-
! pie Of the State of California all amend
ment to the Constitution of the State,
relative to revenue and taxation, with
committee amendments, was read. This
amendment and the several others on the
! file, relative to revenue and taxation
were referred the Judiciary Committee.
The Judiciary Committee reported out
of order in favor of the passage of AS
sembly Bill No. lI6, as amended, relating
| to liens and mechanics.
The following bills were introduced:
BY kennedy-Relative to the forma-
ton of County Mutual Insurance Com
panies, ETC.; Corporations. Also, a bill
repeating Act creating the House of Cor
rection in San Francisco: referred to San
Francisco delegation.
BY Mathews OF Tehama-To provide
for the redemption and PAYMENT of GER
tain funded debt bonds, together with in
terest thereon, making an appropriation
therefor, and authorizing the State Con-
troller and State Treasurer to transfer the
sum of Sl20,0 from the general fund to
the interest and sinking fund TO carry out
the provisions of this Act.
Recess.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
A communication was received from
Denis Kearney of San Francisco urging
the Legislature to pass a resolution petit
tioning Congress to restrict Japanese i'm
migration.
The following bill IVES read third
time: Assembly Bill No. 8, an Act to
amend Section 40 of the Code OF Civil
Procedure, relative to the serving of sum
mons and complaint. Passed by unani-
II Gus vote. Title approved.
Mr.. Mathews submitted the following
report of the Standing Committee on
WavS and Means: