The record-union., 1893-01-26

dispensed with, and the bill be read the
second and third times, and placed upon
adopted.
The Assembly resolved itself into a
committee OF the whole, which was done,
and 1t was recommended that the bill.
which is identical with Assembly Bill
No. 3S5, do pass.
The bill was read the third time and
passed. Its title was approved and or
dered transmitted to the Senate.
Mir. Carlson withdrew Assembly Joint
Resolution No. j, relative to the Mica
ragua Canal.
The Committee on State Hospitals. to
whom was referred Assembly Bill No.
81, relative to the regulation Of the prac-
tlce of medicine and surgery and for the
appointment of a Board OF Medical Tx
aminers, recommended that said bill do
pass.
The following bills were read the first
time and placed on the file for second
reading:
Assembly Bill No. l42-An Act regulat-
ing the hours Of labor in saw mills,
shingle mills, shake mills and logging
camps.
Assembly Bill No. 48-An Act to pro-
vide for the publication of monthly state
ments of city Indebtedness.
Assembly Bill No. 30-An Act entitled
an Act to amend Section Is of an Act to
provide for the formation, government,
operation and dissolution of sanitary dis
trlcts in any part of the State for the con-
struction Of sewers and other sanitary
purposes; the acquisition of property
thereby; the calling and conducting Of
elections in such districts; the assessment,
levy, collection, custody and disburse-
ment OF taxes therein; the issuance and
disposal Of the bonds thereof and the
determination of their validity, and max
ing provision for the payment of such
bonds and the disposal Of their proceeds.
Assembly Bill No. 10O-An Act to
change the name of the Mendocino State
Asylum for the Insane to Mendocino
Asylum.
Assembly Bill No. l4-An Act to add
new section to an Act to establish a Polit-
ical Code of the State of California, to be
called Section 1854, relative to the ap-
pontment Of a State Sanitary Inspector.
Assembly Bill No. S-An Act to pro-
mote the purity of elections.
MIR. Thomas of Santa Clara offered the
following resolution:
WHEREAS, 1t having been charged by
James W. Kea, Railroad Commissioner that
be has been approached by Assemblyman
johnson OF Santa Clara County with an offer
10 sell his vote On matters affecting said COM
mission and other subjects tor the sum OF
SloO-eHpressing his ability TO procure sew
efat more meInUers Of the same body for
ike co sidatiOn; now therefore be il
ResGted, That Il committee consisting of
hte menLers be appointed by the Speaker,
with power 10 send for pers ons aud papers to
investigate the charges made by said kali
road Commissioner.
Mr.. Matthews moved that the resolu-
ton lie on the table until this morning.
So ordered,
Assembly Joint Resolution No. II, rela-
tive to public building at Eureka, was
read and adopted.
Assembly Joint Resolution No. 8, rela-
tive to foreign immigration to the United
states, was read and adopted.
Assembly Joint Resolution No. Z, rela-
tive To the election of United States Sen
atOr, was adopted.
Mr.. Matthews of San Benito introduced
bill out Of order, which prevents chill
dren from being in and about places
where intoxicating liquors are sold, and
TO prevent the sale Of liquor to children.
referred to Committee on Public Morals.
The following bills were read the first
time:
Assembly Bill No. IG9. entitled an Act
to code jurisdiction of the United States
over certain lands. Placed on file for
second reading.
Assembly Joint Resolution No. s, rela-
tive to the payment OF the debt which the
Pacific Railroads owe to the Government.
Committee amendments were adopted.
Assembly Bill No. 2G2, III relation to
the conduct OF elections, was read the
first time.
The following bills were read the first
time and placed on Tile for second read
ing:
Assembly Bill No. Il An Act to
amend an Act entitled IAN Act to insure
the better education Of practitioners Of
dental surgery, and to regulate the prac-
tice Of dentistry in the State of Califor-
MIA" approved March Il, 1888.
Assembly Bill No. 45-An Act amend
atory Of and supplemental to an Act en-
titled AN Act TO create a Police Court in
and for the City and County o1 San Fran
cisco, State OF California" approved
March ., 1889, and providing for an ad-
dluonal department, TO be known as De-
partment No. =, and the appointment Of
a suitable person to act as Judge Of said
court.
Assembly Bill No. IS was re-relerred to
the san Francisco delegation for action.
Assembly Blu No. 77-An Act to amend
Section 10 of IAN Act to create q Police
Court in and for the City and County Of
san Francisco, State OF California; ap-
proved March 5, 1859.
Assembly Bill No. Il3-An Act reuuir-
ing the recording of maps Of cities, towns,
additions TO cities or towns, or subdiyis-
iC'-N "a AstAiS'S 4A4bC oAilAil IOLS OF L1dGLS
The purposes of sale, and providing for
forfeiture for the selling, or offering for
sale, any lots or tracts in cities, towns.
additions to cities, towns, subdivisions
or additions thereto, before such maps
are filed and recorded.
Assembly Bill No. l53-An Act to
amend Section and Section 8 of an Act
approved March 10, 1889. entitled IAN
Act authorizing the incurring OF in
debtedness by cities, towns and munich
pal corporations incorporated under the
laws OF this State. for the construction of
water works, sewers and all necessary
public improvements, or for any purpose
whatever"; and to repeal the Act APP
proved March 8, 1855, entitled ''An Act To
authorize municipal corporations OF the
fifth class, containing more than 5000 and
less than 10000 inhabitants, to obtain
water works.; also, to repeal an Act ap-
proved March 10, 1887, entitled "An Act
authorizing the incurring of indebted
ness by cities, towns and munich pal cor
poratlons Incorporated under the laws Of
this State"
Assembly Bill No. 2S7-An Act to
amend an Act entitled "An Act to au-
thorize the Common Council, Board of
trustees, or other governing body OF any
Incorporated city or town, other than
cities of the first class, to refund its in
debtedness, issue bonds therefor and pro-
vide for the payment of the same," ap-
proved March Is, IS7a
Assembly Bill No. 15S- An Act to
amend Section 1868 Of the Political Code.
relating to the levy of road tax.
Assembly Bill No. Z76-An Act en-
titled an Act to amend Section 1854 of the
Political Code.
The Assembly adjourned at o'clock.
OSTROM OBJECTED.