The record-union., 1893-01-26
ASSEMBLY, PROCEEDINGS.
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The Assembly convened at the regular
hour, with Speaker Gould in the chair.
Roll called and quorum present.
Prayer by the Chaplain, Rev. II. w.
Conry.
MIR. McElroy was permitted to with
draw Assembly Bills Nos. SOB, 504 505.
The journal was approved as read after
minor corrections.
Petitions for the enactment Of a Sun
day law were presented by Assembly
men Bledsoe, Ilndall, Hamilton, Nann
and Raw.
The County and Township Govern
ment Committee reported with a recon-
mendation that Assembly Bills Nos. 26O
and 358 do not pass, that $50 do pass.
Assembly Bill No. l25 was reported back
without recommendation.
The Irrigation Committee asked that
Assembly Bill No. 304 be re-referred to the
Committee on Swamp and Overlooked
Lands. So ordered.
Mr.. Hurley, Chairman of the Commit
tee on Attaches, submitted report, rec
ommending that the resolution appoint
ing H. G. Chase as Assistant Minute
Clerk do not pass; also the resolutions ap-
pointing Mrs. j. Y, David Assistant En-
crossing Clerk, Mrs. NJ. A. Hotaling
Mailing Clerk. James Kelly, porter, do
not pass. The committee reported in
favor Of the adoption of the resolution
appointing Joseph Clancy Assistant
Clerk, and that Joseph Mansfield be ap-
pointed Sergeant-at-Arms and messenger
Of the Offices of Journal, Engrossing and
Enrolling Clerks. 1t was ordered that
the report be printed in the journal before
any action be taken by the Assembly on
the report.
The Committee on Public Buildings
and Grounds recommended the passage
of Assem- bly, Bill No. 242 as amended: also
the passage of the bill for the erection of
a monument to the Bonner party. Re-
ferred to the Committee on Ways and
Means.
The Agriculture Committee reported in
favor of the passage of Assembly Bills
Nos. 81 and 80, the latter with slight
amendment; that Bills Nos. 81 and III do
not pass.
The State Hospitals Committee report
ed the expense incurred by them in visit
ing State institutions, amounting to $50 70
piece. Referred to the Committee on
Mileage.
The Committee on Judiciary reported
in favor of the passage Of Assembly Bills
Nos. 90, 1G4, 227, 212, Zl3, and Bills Nos. 95
and IA as amended, also Senate Bill
No. II.
The Claims Committee reported in IA
vor OF the passage Of Assem- bly, Bills Nos.
245 ana 265, Ways and Means; that the
State Board Of Forestry be abolished.
Assembly Bill No. I0l was rerefarred to
the Committee on Public Grounds.
MIR. Nann asked to be permitted to
withdraw his name from the report Of
the committee on the Bretz investigation
matter.
Mr.. Shanahan raised the point of order
that the proper time had not arrived when
his name could be Withdrawn or sub
stitute offered. The point of order was
well taken by the Speaker.
The following bills were introduced:
by Chipman-An Act to provide a home
for incurables; referred to the Committee
on State Hospitals.
By Anderson-To amend the Code of
Civil Procedure by adding FIVE new sec
tions thereto, concerning attachments;
Judiciary.
By GodchauX-An Act to prevent the
illegal wearing of the badge of an officer
OF any incorporated society for the pre-
ventiOn OF cruelty to animals; Crimes
and Penalties.
By Dodge-Re!ating to Photographic
reporters; Judiciary.
BY Relative to the exclusion
OF certain lands within irrigation districts:
Irrigation.
BY Gallagher-Relating to special ad-
ministrators; Judiciary.
By Buckley-An Act to prohibit the
employment OF persons who are related
by affinity or consanguinlty to the
chief or other officers Of any department
of the government OF the State of Cali
fornia; Labor and Capital
By Misunderstanding to roads and
highways; Roads and Highways.
BY Pendleton-To create the County of
San Jacinto; County and County Bound
aries.
By Conway-Relating to the appoint
ment of receivers; Judiciary.
By Jacobs-Io prevent the spread of
domestic animals; Agriculture.
By Carlson-To provide for the creation
OF a State Board of Irrigation, and pro-
viding for the printing OF bonds issued
by virtue of this Act; Irrigation.