The record-union., 1893-03-13

vestigate the charges against Attorney
Ueneral Hart reported having incurred
! an expense of 81 O42 9S for conducting tho
examination, and offered a resolution
that u warrant be drawn in. favor of
Snalrnan Mathews Tor the amount
The resolution was referred TO the Conn
mittee on Ways and Means.
senate bliI NO. 343, to regulate the
| practice OF pharmacy and sale of poisons
IN the State, was read first time.
Assembly Bill No. 677, appropriat;np
Go,oUU Tor the purchase OF land for tho
industrial Home of Mechanical Trades
lor the Adult Blind, was read third time
and finally passed.
Assembly Bill No. 53s, prohibiting the
burial OF the dead within the corporate
limits OF any incorporated city, or city
ana county, of over $4,000 inhabitants.
lrom and after the 3Ist day Of December,
A: D., 1873, was refused passage by vote
OF Y ayes to IS noes.
Substitute Tor Senate Bills Nos oO1
lo5 ana i23, to provide for laying out,
| opening, extending, widening, straight
ehlng, dlverging, curving, contracting or
closing up, i'll whole or in part, any
street, square, lane, alley, court or place
| within municipalities or cities, and cities
and counties OF Al, O,000 inhabitants or over,
and TO condemn and acquire any and ali
! 4ano anu property necessary or con-
! Venlent Tor that purpose, was. read second
time and ordered TO third reading,
The Assembly refused to reconsider the
! vote whereby Assembly Bill No. 67, ap-
propriating $4,000 for the purchase of a
residence for the Governor, was passed,
! The Assembly voted 10 reconsider tho
vote whereby Senate Bill No. LA, to pro-
vide for additional improvements and re-
pairs at the Napa Asylum for the Insane,
and making an appropriation therefor of
| $4,000, was refused passage.
| Mr.. Mathews OF Iehanla said there WAS
not one cent of the appropriation neces-
| sary. Another vote was taken on tho
| final passage of the bill but it was re-
fused adoption by vote of 40 ayes to y
| noes.
On motion of Mr.. Kerns the Assembly
reconsidered by vote of 70 ayes to Q
noes the vote whereby Senate Gonstitu-
tlonaI Amendment No. was refused
! passage. The amendment provides for
| redistricting the State as far as it concerns
the State Board of Equalization, by pro-
yldlng that each Congressional district
shall have Representative.
The Representatives from Southern
California said it was a case of taxation
without representation" with them. They
demanded recognition.
The amendment was adopted bv a vote
of 81 ayes to I noes.
Assembly Bill No. 242, appropriating
S25O,OO0 for the erection of buildings for
| the use of affiliated and other depart
ments OF the University of California, in
San Francisco, was read third time and
finally passed by vote of SO ayes to 3
noes.
The Assembly refused to reconsider the
vote whereby Assembly Bill No. 727,
providing for the leasing of a certain part
of Golden Gate Park in San Francisco.
was passed.
The Assembly coucurred in the Senate
concurrent resolution approving of the
charter Of Napa City.
Assembly Bill No. 6l3, to protect agri-
culture and to prevent the trespassing of
animals upon private property, with es-
pecial reference ito Sonoma County. was
finally passed.
Assembly Bill No. 53, to amend an Act
to establish a State Reform School for
Juvenile Offenders, relating to change
In the name of the institution and the
powers and duties of the public officers
thereof, and the manner and conditions
under which commitments NAV be made
thereto, and the rights and obligations of
persons committed thoreto, and of the
powers and duties of certain public Of
ficers in connection Herewith, and gen.
orally relating to the State school located
and established under the aforesaid Act,
and now maintained by the State, at
Whittier, was read the third time and
finally passed.
Recess.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
. Mr.. Drees offered the following resolu-
ton:
WHEREAS, 1t being reported that the Senate
on this day denied ali appropriation for dis
trict agricultural fairs, be it
Resotred, BY this Assembly, that the Senate
be and Is hereby respectfully requested to re-
consider and reScind its action whereby all
appropriation for district agricultural fairs
were stricken from the general appropriation
bill, and that this resolution be immediately
transmitted to that body.
Mr.. Drees moved the adoption of the
resolution. He thought 1t a proper one.
to which no objection could be offered.
Many members thought it would be
undigniied to present such a resolution
to The Senate. \ majority thought so
and the resolution was lost.
The Seawell substitute reassessment
bill was read third time. \ vote was
taken, and pending the announcement of
the result call of the House was ordered.
Proceedings were subsequently dispensed
with. The bill was passed by the follow
ing vote:
Ayes-Alford, Bledsoe, Boyce, Brown
lie, Buckley, Burke, Casterline, Conway.
Cusick, Dodge, Drees, Finlayson, Gala
CHER, Gately, Godchaux, Hendrickson,
Hurley, Hutson, Jacobs, Jacobsen, John
son of Humboldt, Johnson of Santa
Clara, Kennedy, Kahn, Kerns, LaRue,
Luttringer, McCauley, McElroy, Nc
Gowan, Mack, Marks, Marston, Mat
thews of San Benito, Mordecai, O'Neiu,
ON6Li uSSCuGls soCul6SlHSGr, ScIOeDel,
Shanahan, Sims, Taylor Tindall, Vann,
Wade and Gould-47.
Noes-Anderson, Androus, Bennett of
Santa Clara, Blakeley, Bulla, Carlson,
Chapman, Curtis, Duckworth, burst,
Hamilton, Lynch, Mathews of Tehama,
Miller, O'keefe, Pendleton, Raw, Sar-
gent, Simpson, STANDARD, Taggart and
Talbott-2l.
Senate Bill No. 4, to remove the Re-
form School for Girls. now located at
Whittier. to Santa Clara, W as read third
time and refused passage by vote of 40
ayes to q noes.
Senate Bill No. "a, fixing 81 per day as
a minimum amount which the State or
municipalities shall pay unskilled work
men, was passed by a vote of As ayes to
u noes.
The Assembly took a recess for ten
minutes to listen TO an address of w. II.
Harvey, President of the Trans Missis-
sippi Congress.
Senate Bill No. 193, to enfranchise the
women citizcns of this State, and pre-
scribing their qualifications as electors.
was read third time and finally passed
by vote of AZ ayes to q noes.
Recess.
EVENING SESSION.
Mr.. Lynch offered resolution TO tho
effect that there is little or no possibility
of any Assembly bills which might be
passed at this late day of the session be-
coming laws, that the rules be suspended
and the Assembly confine itselfto the
consideration of Senate bills. Lost.
Senate Bill No. 74S, relative to the
powers of the Board of Trustees of the
fifth-class was read first time