The record-union., 1893-02-07
ASSEMBLY DOINGs,
Minority Report on the Immigration
Commissioner,

Commissioner,
The Assembly convened at the usua
hour. Speaker Gould in the chair. Quo
rum present. Prayer by the Chaplain
Rev. H. w. Conry.
Assembly Joint Resolution No. was
ordered printed and made special order
for this morning after reading of journal
A minority of the Committee on Claims
reported against the passage of Assembly
Bill No l65, appropriating Sl3,722 20 tc
pay the salary of Commissioner of Immi-
grafton. Re-referred to Ways and Means
Committee.
Mr.. Anderson offered resolution that
warrant be drawn in favor of each
| member of the Assembly for S25, allowed
for stationery. Adopted.
On motion of Emeric, the Controller
was authorized to draw his warrant fol
| $40 in favor of Mrs. T.. B. Price. The
amount is the balance of salary which
Mr.. Price would have drawn had he
lived to serve out his full term.
The Committee on County and Town
ship Governments reported in favor OF
passage of Assembly Bill No. 172, en-
powering Boards of Supervisors to ap-
point experts.
The following bills were introduced:
BY Shanahan-To amend Section PIG
of the Civil Code; Corporations.
By Bulla-To amend Civil Code relat-
Ing to liens for services in the care, etc.,
of personal property, and for caring for
horses or stock; Judiciary.
BY Luttringer to regulate the
practice of veterinary medicine and sur
gerry; Judiciary.
By Taggart-Act to prevent poisoning
of honey; Agriculture.
By Lynch-To provide for organization
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for the protection of lands from overflow:
Swamp and Overlooked Lands.
By kennedy-Act repeating Act Great
ing State Mining Bureau and to trans
fer the museum and all other property OF
the State Mining Bureau to the Univer-
I'sity of California; Mines and Mining.
By Anderson-In relation to the power
OF corporations to sue stock holders:
Judiciary.
By Kennedy-Appropriating 100000
for the establishment of a training ship
for instruction of boys in nautical mat
ters; Military Affairs.
Mr.. Nann proposed an amendment to
Constitution relating to government OF
| counties, cities and towns; Constitutional
Amendments.
A resolution was offered by Mr.. John
son that four members of Committee on
Prisons and Reformatory Institutions be
granted leave of absence for four days to
visit Whittier Reform School; Attaches
| and Employees.
The following reports We're received
out of order from the committee on:
County and Township Governments
In favor of passage of Assembly Bill
No. l72, empowering Boards of Super
visors to appoint experts and fixing their
compensation.
Judiciary-In favor of passage of fol-
lowing bills as amended: No. I9I, rela-
tive to appointment and number OF
Notaries Public in several counties OF
this State; No. 2l6, in relation to the dis
tribution of estates of deceased persons;
No. 395, relating to the publication OF
legal notices; No. 464, relating to the re-
| moval, sale, or subsequent encumbrance
of mortgaged chattels; No. 81, relating 10
Justice Courts; No. 81, relating to quali-
tications and liabilities OF Notaries Pub
lie; No. 374, to authorize suits against the
State, and regulating the procedure
therein; No. $40, providing for the ap-
pointment of clerk by State Board
of Examiners; Senate Bill No. 1913, pro-
viding for an additional Judge of Superior
Court of Fresno.
Assembly Constitutional Amendment
No. IA, relating to the Railroad Commits
sion, and also relating to railroad freights
and fares, was made special order for
Wednesday at o'clock. The committee
substitute was ordered printed.
Assembly Constitutional Amendment
No. q, relative to the power of the Legis-