The record-union., 1893-03-10

All biie Iel4el Oi 1lODSTL u. Dung Tor extra
work done upon the administration and
factory buildings of the Reform School at
Whittier, was taken up and passed
finally.
Senate Bill No. 525, to pay the claim of
Cornelius Lynch, and to appropriate
money therefor, was also taken up as a
special order and passed finally.
DRecess.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Senator Hart's bill for the purchase of a
mansion for the Governor was read the
second time as a special order and Or
dered engrossed.
As special order Senator Seawell's
Dill TO increase the salary of the Medical
Superintendent of the Mendocino Insane
Asylum and providing for an additional
Assistant Physician was taken up. and
Mr.. Seawell spoke in favor of it. The
bill was not acted upon, owing to the in
teryentlon OF the special Assembly file.
The consideration of the proposed con-
stltutlonal regulating freights
and fares was made a special order for
the evening session.
The special Assembly file was taken
up and Assembly Bill No. 81, to amend
the Political Code relating to the sale of
real property for delinquent taxes, and
the redemption and resale of such prop
erty, and to add new section relating TO
the sale OF real property for delinquent
taxes, was passed finally.
Assembly Bill No. 305, to amend Sec
ton l2l0 of the Code of Civil Procedure
relating to re-entry upon real property,
having been previously read the third
time, was passed finally.
Assembly Bill No. pa, to provide for
the compensation of the Chief and Captain
OF Police and police officers in cities in
the State OF California containing not less
than 10000 and not exceeding %, 900 in
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passed finally.
Assembly Bill No. 298, to amend an Act
creating Board of Bank Commissioners,
and prescribing their duties and powers,
was refused passage
Assembly Bill No. 235, supplemental to
an Act to provide for the organization
and government of irrigation districts.
was read the third time and passed
finally.
Assembly Bill No. S53, to pay the con-
tingent expenses of the Assembly, was
taken up at this juncture as case OF
urgency, read three times and passed
finally.
Assembly Bill No. 354, to amend the
Political Code. relative to the Board of
Health.
Assembly Bill No. S5, to amend Section
OBI of the Code of Civil Procedure,
relative to waiver OF a trial by jury, was
read the second time and ordered ell
crossed.
Assembly Bill No. 36S. granting to the
Board OF Supervisors of Sonoma County
right of way through the lands of the
California Home for the Care and Train
ing of Feeble-Minded Children, was read
the third time and passed finally
Assembly Bill No. 69l, relating to
Ireasurers, their deputies and clerks, in
counties, and cities and counties, having
population of 100000 inhabitants or
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Mahoney wanted to know something
about the measure. 1t provided for an
extra deputy for San Francisco's Treas
urer, yet he had never heard that that
official had asked for a duputy. Mr..
Maher said the deputy was necessary.
The bill was passed finally, and sent to
the Governor.
Assembly Bill No. ~, to pay the de-
ficiencies in the appropriation for costs
and expenses of suits in which the State
is party in interest; also, Assembly Bill
No. $50, to prohibit the creation of debts
against the State in excess of appropria-
tions made by law, except in cases of
actual necessity, and on consent of the
Board of Examiners.
The committee substitute for Assembly
Bill No. TIA, creating several new county
offices in Sacramento and several other
counties, was taken up, and Mr.. Me-
Gowan moved to strike out the enacting
clause. Earl defended the bill.
There were only two bills left on the
special urgency bill, which was now in
order. One OF these was not back from
the printer so the remaining one was
read the third time and passed finally. The
bill was Assembly Bill No. 1SS to amend
an Act to form agricultural districts, to
provide for the formation of agricultural
associations therein, and for the manage
ment and control of the same by the
State.
This depleted the special urgency file.
and the President ordered it retilled The
roll was called and each Senator in his
turn called up one bill, and it was placed
! on the urgency file.
The Committee on Contingent Ex-
penses reported in favor of paying the
mileage of the witnesses who appeared
before the Committee on Constitutional
Amendments to enlighten the committee
on the Leeds amendment.
! Gesford objected to a number of the
names on the list, on the ground that they
were attorneys and not summoned wit
nesses. The report was re-reierred to
the committee.
An adverse report was received
from the Committee on Contingent Ex-
penses on the resolution to pay Ikey
Mooser Sll5 for services as Sergeant-at-
Arms of the investigating committee
which went to the San Bernardino Asv-
lum.
Senator Goucher moved that the resolu-
ton be adopted despite the report.
Gesford said he was member of the
committee and that Mooser did no service
for him. Mathews made similar state
lnent.
Senator Carpenter opposed the resolu-
ton on the ground that nobody appointed
the young man.
On roll-call the motion of Senator
Goucher was defeated.
Recess.
EVENING SESSION.
President pro tenn. Carpenter occupied
the chair.
The third reading file was taken up,
and Senate Bill No. 557, for the protection
of fish, was passed finally.
Langford's bill, providing for the re-
moval of human remains from ceme-
teries in cities having a population of
more than 5000, and not exceeding
loo, 900, was also finally passed.
Senator Goucher wanted to know why
Mr.. Langford who was present before the
roll was called did not vote for his own
bill, but could get no satisfaction. He
then demanded call of the Senate, and
when this was voted down, moved to ad-
journ. This motion was also defeated.
The Senator's next motion was that the
leave of absence heretofore granted Lang
ford be revoked. There was no second
to the motion. 1t was subsequently
learned that Langford had gone home
sick, so Mr.. Goucher ceased to tilibuster,
and apologized.
The following bills were then read the
third time and passed finally:
Senate Bill No. 70l, an Act to create
State Advisory Highway Committee.
The bill provides that the committee
shall collect information from the various
County Surveyors, so as to be able to
submit to the next Legislature general
road bill.
Senate Bill No. 467. to amend an Act to