The record-union., 1893-03-03
and fully exOnerated Mr..

me gentleman from Humboldt noti-
ned the Assembly that he wished to sub
mt mt a minority report but that his report
was not prepared.
ON motion of Shanahan. further con-
sideratlon OF the matter was made a spe-
cal order for this afternoon at $500
O'Clock.
Substitute for Senate Bill No 1877 ~
establish Board of Parole Commission
ers tor the parole of and government of
paroled prisoners, was refused passage
by vote of "a ayes TO 40 noes. MIR.
Duckworth gave notice of reconsidera-
ton.
Senate Bill No. 80, relating to the re-
cording of mortgages, deeds, etc. was re-
fused passage by vote OF 10 ayes to IS
noes.
Senate Bill No. 166. authorizing tho
formation OF county mutual insurance
companies, regulating the transaction of
thelr business, and defining the duties Of
The officers thereof, was read third time
ana llnaIly passed by vote of 50 ayes to
10 noes. Title approved. Mr.. Duckworth
gave notice of reconsideration.
Senate Bill No. 149, to establish free
public libraries and reading-rooms. to
enable the Trustees to fix the amount of
taxes TO be raised therefor, was finally
passed by vote Of 56 ayes to 4 noes.
Title approved.
Consideration of the amendment 10
Senate Bill No. So relative TO hydraulic
Durst, author of the amendment, spoke
In It's favor, but the previous question
was moved, and the amendment lost by a
vote OF 10 ayes to 50 noes. The bill was
ordered read third time, and finally
passed by vote OF 81 ayes TO 10 noes,
| Titlo approved. MIR. Anderson gave no.
tlce of reconsideration.
The omnibus" county and township
government bill was reported, and or
dered printed.
Grftt 10 F.1~ IL
women's suffrage bills, and to declare
them cases of urgency, was lost.
a resolution proposing that the Legis-
| lature adjourn sine die on Thursday,
March 9th. at y o'clock noon, was re-
| terred to the Committee on WAYS and
Means.
The substitute for Assembly Bill No.
! ia, designing TO afford relief TO counties
| by creating new offices lorthe transaction
OF business, was read first time. Further
consideration OF the bill was made spe-
| claI order for this afternoon at 3 o'clock
Assembly Concurrent Resolution No.
l, relative TO the distribution Of duplicate
copies of the California statutes and SUI
preme Court reports, now in the State
Library, to the different county law Ii
| braries, was adopted.
The committee substitute for A ssembIv
Bills Nos. 81, 573 and $50, relative to
navigable streams, was adopted, ordered
engrossed and to third reading.
Senate Bill No. 40 appropriatlng 81, 500
for the Southern California Insane Asv-
lum, was substituted for Assembly Bill
No. 4S4, and read first time.
! The House resolved itself into a Com
mittee of the Whole for the consid-
GRAFTON OF Senate Bill No. >, appropriat-
ing 100000 for public building in San
| Francisco. Mr.. Matthews of San Benito
opposed the bill. He thought there was
plenty of room in the State Capitol build
ing in Sacramento for the accommodation
of ali State officials. At any rate, the ap-
preparation asked for, he contended, is
! entirely too large. The Governor recon-
mended that not over $4,000 be appro-
! priated, and that should be sufficient fora
| public building. Messrs. Taylor, O'Keefe.
| Blakeley, Carlson and Kennedy argued
| the necessity of the bill, claiming San
| Francisco has no State building, and is
entitled to one by virtue of the large
amount of taxes which it pays into the
State.
Mr. Mathews of Tehama said it was not
contemplated when s., U0U, OJU was spent in.
| building the State Capitol that branch
| Capitol should be started in San Fran
| cisco for the accommodation OF inefficient
and useless commissions. The appro-
! priatiOn asked VIII not begin 10 purchase
Il site and erect building and at the
next session OF the Legislature another
appropriation will be asked for, ana a
repetition OF the postotice steal villa fol-
low. Ii the people wanted to move the
Capitol, he argued, they had better do SO
outright and not by piecemeal.
The Committee of the Whole, however.
reported iavorably on the bill. 1t was
read third time and finally passed by a
vote Of ~ ayes to IL noes. Title APP
proved.
Reconsideration of Assembly Bill No.
Is, relative to mutual insurance, was re-
fused.
| Recess.
EVENING SESSION.
Senate Bill No. 40, directing the State
Board of Harbor Commissioners to con-
struct certain portion OF the harbor en-
! bankment, or seawall, OF the port of San
Francisco, was read first time and placed
on the lille for second reading.
| Senate Bill No. G4l, 10 provide for work
upon Streets lanes, etc., was read first
| time.
Assembly Bill No. ISL, relating to
street railways, was finally passed by u
vote of 81 ayes to q noes. title approved.
| Assembly Bill No. G79 TO provide for
primary elections, was read third time
and refused passage by vote of y ayes
| to u noes.
Assembly Bill No. IS, as amended, re-
lating to estrays, was ordered engrossed
| and to 4 third reading.
| Assembly Bill No. 5l3, to prevent the
spread of contagious or infectious dis
eases among domestic animals, was read
| third time and finally passed by vote of
81 ayes. Title approved
Assembly Bill No. 724, to enable school
districts in or including cities of the .ifth
class to issue bonds for the purpose OF
raising money for certain purposes, was
/ read third time and fiually passed bv "A
vote of AZ ayes TO l 10. Title approved.
| Assembly Bill No. $50, requiring every
corporation doing business In this State
to pay their employees, and each of them,
/ at least once in each and every month
the wages earned by such employe. was
read third time, amended and ordered
printed.
Assembly Bill No. 354, relative to the
Board OF Health of San Francisco. was
read third time and finally passed by a
vote of 50 ayes to l no. Title approved.
Assembly Bill No. SIS, amendatorv of
the Political Code, relative to swamp and
overlooked lands, was ordered engrossed
and to Il third reading.
! Assembly Bill No. 726, relative to the
| licensing of children IN theatrical ex-
| hibi;ions, was read third time and finally
passed by vote Of % ayes to l no. Title
| approved.
Assembly Bill No. IS, relating to q
waiver OF trials by jury, relating to the
! fees OF grand and trial jurors, and to the
/ jury, was read third time and finally
passed by vote of Of ayes. Title APP
/ proved.
Assembly Bill No. ga. to provide for
the compensation Of the Chief and Cap
tain of Police and police officers in cities
containing not less than 10000 ana not
exceeding 10000 inhabitants, was finally
passed by vote of SO ayes. Title APP
/ proved.
Assembly Bill No. G63, to regulate the
| practice OF veterinary medicine and sur
I pyf1a