The record-union., 1893-03-14

Blakeley, Boyce, Brownie. Buckley,
ick, Drees, Duckworth, Finiayson,
Gallagher, Gately, Godchaux, Hamilton,
Hendrickson, Hurley, Hutson, Jacob
sen, johnson of Santa Clara, Kennedy,
Kahn, Kerns, LaRue, Luttringer,
Lynch, McCauley, McElroy, McGowan,
Mack, Marks, Marston, Matthews of San
Benito, Miller, O'Keele, Pendletcn, Per-
kins, Pueschel, Schlesinger. Schroebel.
Shanahan. Simpson, Sims, STANDARD,
Taggart, Talbot, Taylor, Thomas of Ne
vada, Thomas of Santa Clara, TindalI,
Vann, Gould-5S.
Noes-Barlow, Bledsoe, Carlson, Chip
man, Curtis, Dodge, burst, Jacobs, John
Mordecai, O'Neiil, Owen, Raw, Sargent,
Wade-lG.
Mathews of Tehama introduced a reso-
luton that thirty bills which had been
selected by himself, Gould, Kahn and
Mack as being the most important OH the
file, be given consideration over all other
matters.
the resolution and called for the special
order. A long and wordy wrangle en-
sued, but the Speaker ordered the resolu-
ton read.
Bulla called up motion which he had
offered in the morning, that all the after
noon be devoted TO the consideration of
Senate messages. Adopted.
Senate Bill No. 22l, to make an appro-
priation to pay the claim of Henry
Hogan, for services rendered for the State
Board of Fish Commissioners as special
attorney therefor during the year 1890.
was read third time and finally passed
by vote of ~ ayes to ii noes.
Senate Bill No. $50, appropriating
money to pay the claim OF W. ii. MUIR
hpirC ASSIGNS
passed by vote of 10 ayes to Z noes.
The Assembly refused to strike out the
enacting clause OF Senate Bill No. As. to
cede jurisdiction to the United States
over certain lands, and finally passed the
bill by vote OF 43 ayes TO Is noes.
McElroy called up his motion to re-
consider Senate Bill No. 1913, to entran-
chise women citizens, which passed the
Assem- bly, Saturday. Refused considera-
ton bv vote of % ayes to 81 noes
Senate Bill No. 6l3, relating to leases of
agricultural lands, was finally passed by
a vote of 10 ayes.
The Assembly refused passage to SEN
ate Bill NO. o09, to provide for planting
row of trees around the Capitol grounds
and to make an appropriation of $50
therefor.
Senate Bill No. I99, to abolish the State
Board OF Forestry Commission. was
unanimously passed.
Senate Bill y o. 5, to provide for the ap-
pointment of Health Inspectors and
Market Inspectors i'll each municipality
of this State having 100, coo inhabitants
and over that number; providing how
such Inspectors shall be appointed and
designated as officers of such municipal
ity and prescribing the duties aud fixing
the compensation of such inspectors, was
read third time and finally passed.
Senate Bill No. IS2, providing that the
Board of Health OF San Francisco shall
be composed of practical plum bers, was
finally passed by a vote OF % ayes TO 1
noes.
Senate Bill No. POI, to provide for GER
tain improvements in the State Insane
Asylum at Stockton, was read third time
and finally passed.
Senate Bill No. 202, to provide for the
purchase of apparatus and appliances for
the protection OF the buildings and prop
erty of the State Insane Asylum at Stock
ton and making an appropriation OF s., ,0O0
therefor, was finally passed.
Senate Bill No. 40, relating to corpora
tions and the increase and diminution of
the capital stock, and the creation. in
crease and diminution of the bonded in