The record-union., 1893-02-16

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| Assembly Bill No. 227 was identical with
bill that had passed the Senate day or
two ago. AT his suggestion it was placed
/ on the file without committee reference.
| The same gentleman also secured the
! substitution of Assembly Bill No. SO for
Senate Bill No. 81, both being the same.
! They relate to the payment of taxes under
/ protest.
On motion of Senator Langford. Senate
| Bll No. 162, to encourage fiber culture,
was recommitted to the Committee on Ag-
riculture.
| New bills were introduced as follows:
| BY Biggy-Amending the Civil Code
| affording remedy for nuisances. Re-
| ferred to the Judiciary Committee.
BY Arms-To pay the claim of b. Nc
Mahon 81 Son of San Francisco for the
loss of dredger; Claims.
By McAllister-Relative to the insur-
ance of property; Judiciary.
| By Simpson = Creating a Board OF
Building and Loan Commissioners; Ju-
dietary.
By MISUNDERSTANDING to records of
conveyances; also, regulating the sale OF
fertilizers; Judiciary.
The Committee on Corporations sub
4 mitted a report recommending for pas
sage Senate Bill No. 367, relative to the
| qualifications of officers of corporations.
Assembly Bill No. 70 was taken from
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sent to the Governor. The bill makes an
appropriation to pay the deficiency in the
appropriation for the State Board of
| Forestry.
Assembly Bill No. 269, appropriating
money for the Naval Battalion of the Ma
tional Guard, and Assembly Bill No. 3l2,
| Tor lifting up the supreme Court-rooms
in Los. Angeles, were also passed favor
| ably and sent to the Executive.
The following bills on the special file
were read the second time and ordered
engrossed:
Senate Bill No. 574, to provide for the
redemption and payment of certain fund
| ed debt bonds of this State, and author
! iZing the State Controller and Treasurer
| to transfer the sum of $4,000 from the
| general fund to the interest and sinking
fund.
Senate Bill No 81, to create the office of
Commissioner of Horticultural Statistics.
Senate Bill No. LOG, to provide for the
publication and sale of an abrigement of
the reports of the State Board OF Horti-
| culture.
Senate Bill No. 4O1, to authorize suits
against the State.
Senate Bill No 800, to provide for plant
ing a row of trees around the Capitol
grounds.
Assembly Bill No. 127, appropriating
$1,000 to pay for the system of heating and
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| NAL School at San Jose.
Senate Bill No. IA, to provide for adj
| ditional improvements and repairs at the
Napa State Asylum for the Insane.
Recess.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The special file was resumed, and Sem
ate Bill No. 1876, making an appropriation
to pay the deficiency in the appropriation
for costs and expenses of suits in which
the State is party in interest, was taken
up. There was debate over the meas
ure. and as the special order for third
reading of bills interviewed, the bill went
back to the file without any action being
taken.
The substitute for Senator Fords bill
NO. 3S9), to provide for the appointment,
duties and compensation of a Debris Com
missioner, and to make an appropriation
to be expended under his directions in the
discharge of his duties as such Commits
sioner, was read the third time.
Senator Ford said that it had been
agreed by the friends of the bill to amend
it so that the expenditures incurred
would be under the control of the State
! Board of Examiners. He therefore
moved that Senator MCGOWAN be ap-
pointed committee of one to make the
amendment. So ordered. The bill th en-
went back to the file.
Senate Bill NO. los, to prevent the use
was read the third time and passed
finally.
The Judiciary Committees substitute
for Senate Bill No. 359, to regulate the
fees of County Clerks in estates of de-
ceased persons, of minors and of incom-
and passed finally. The following were
also read and passed finally:
Senate Bill No. 3l3, TO provide a de-
pository for the county fund.
On motion OF Senator Ostrom, Assem-
bly, Bill No. 27l was substituted on the
third reading file for Senate Bill No. 27S.
They are identical, relating to the print
ing and sale of Supreme Court reports.
On motion of Senator Ford Assembly
Bill No. So was substituted for Senate Bill
| No. 81, they being the Same-relating to
payment of taxes under protest.
Senate Bill No. l55, to add new section
to the Penal Code, relating to dealing in
options, was read the third time and was
passed finally.
Senate Bill No. 293, to create the county
of Kings, was read. On motion of Sena-
tor Goucher the bill was made the special
order for final passage at 2 P. NJ. to-day
Maher called up his motion to recon
slider the vote on the Concurrent Reso-
luton No. 6, providing for the adjourn
ment of the Legislature on March 4th at
noon. The Senator said he thought the
Senate had acted too hastily. Many
measures of great importance to the
State are before the Legislature, and
they should not adjourn until these
were disposed OF. Seawell also spoke
in favor of reconsideration. Several
others spoke for and against, and upon
roll-call the motion to reconsider was car
ried. The resolution was then referred TO
the Judiciary Committee.
The substitute for Senate Bill No. II, to
prevent deception in the manufacture
and sale of imitation butter, was read the
third time and sent to the Assembly.
Senator Seaweu submitted partial re-
port of the committee appointed to inves-
tigate the Home for the Adult Blind. He
explained that the testimony taken was
voluminous, but was not important. He
would not, therefore, recommend that il
be printed.
Senator Burke introduced two bills
relative to the treatment of employees.
Adjourned.
ASSEMBLY ROUTINE.
Not Enough Attaches Yeu-The Money
Lenders. Bill Passed,