The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1893-02-03
ASSEMBLY, DOINGS.
Resolution to Again Establish a Restau-
rant in the CaDitOI.

Resolution to Again Establish Restau-
rant in the Capitol.
At the regular hour the Assembly was
called to order, with Speaker Gould in
the chair. Quorum present. Prayer by
Chaplain.
Assemblyman Dodge presented pc
tition from citizens of Alameda County,
requesting the building of additions to
the Whittier Reform School.
Assemblyman Talbot offered a petit
ton favoring the creation of santa Ynez
County.
The Committee on Public Morals re-
ported in favor Of the passage OF Assem-
bly, Bill No. 507, regulating the sale OF
opium.
on request of the Constitutional
Amendments Committee, Assembly Con-
stitutional Amendment No. IL was re-
referred to the Committee on Judiciary.
The Judiciary Committee reported and
recommended the passage OF Assem- bly,
Bill No. 307, relating to the right of emf
nent domain; in favor of Assembly Bills
Nos. 1856 and 337, amending the Civil
Code. The committee recommended that
Assembly Bill No. 33S, relating to the
publication of summons, do not pass:
that the authors of bills Nos. 344, 345 and
346 be permitted to withdraw them.
The Committee on State Prisons and
Reformatory Institutions reported against
the adoption Of Assembly Concurrent
Resolution No. 5, relating to the investi-
cation of the Reform School for Juvenile
Offenders ut Whittier.
A vote was taken on the adoption OF
the resolution and it was defeated by a
vote of 80 noes to 3 ayes.
Speaker Gould announced the name of
MIR. Mack to fill the vacancy on the
County and County Boundaries Commit
tee created by the death of Hon, b. b.
Price. Mr.. Emeric being the second
named on the committee, was made
Chairman.
Mr.. Duffy offered the following reso-
luton:
WHEREAS, By the death of Hon E. B. Price
which occurred on the 31st day of January,
1898, a vacancy was thereby caused in the
Office of a member of the Assembly for the
Seventh Assembly District, heretofore filed
by said Hon. Z. s.. Price; therefore be it
ReSOtued, That the Chief Clerk be and is
hereby instructed to notify his eXcellency the
Governor of the State .ot California, that by
the death OF Hon. h. B. Price a vacancy now
exists in the Office of member of the Assem-
bly, Tor the Seventh District.
The resolution was adopted.
The following bills were introduced:
By Barlow-To provide for free en-
ployment offices under the direction of
the Bureau of Labor Statistics; LABOR
and Capital.
By Drees-Providing for the dissolu-
ton of certain corporations doing bank
ing business; Corporations.
BY hlesinger-Relating to common
carriers OF persons; Corporations.
By Vann - Assembly Constitutional
Amendment No. ., relative to revenue
and taxation; Constitutional Amend
ments.
By Barlow-To establish a uniform sys-
4o.,, md ffNt.- -,
ments; County and Township Govern
ments.
By Mathews of Tehama To appro-
pirate $4,000 for the erection of shop
buildings at the industrial Home OF
Mechanical Trades for the Adult Blind;
State Hospitals.
By Dodge-To establish uniform sys-
tenn of county and township governments;
County and Township Governments
BY LaRue-Relating to grants by mar
ried women; Judiciary
By Jacobsen-Relating TO an offer to
compromise before trial; Judiciary.
BY Mathews of Tehama-Appropria
ing Sl3,500 for enlarging the tireproof
warehouse for use of the State Printing
Department: Public Printing.
BY Anderson-To pay the claim of
John IL. Van Saun, amounting to SlO.OOO:
Claims.
BY Misunderstanding to revenue and
taxation; judiciary.
Mr.. O'Keefe offered a resolution that
John Doe be authorized to conduct a res
taurant in the basement of the Capitol:
provided, however, that he shall not sell,
dispose of or give away any intoxicating
beverage of Whatever nature.
Mr.. Wade moved that the whole matter
lie on the table. So ordered by vote of
81 ayes TO = noes.
Mr.. McCauley offered resolution that
the Committee on Military Affairs be
granted permission to visit the city of
San Francisco Saturday next for the
purpose of inspecting, in connection with
the Senate Committee on Military At
fairs and the Chairman of the Assembly
Committee on Ways and Means, the COM
panies OF the National Guard OF Califor-
MIA. Adopted.
An Assembly joint resolution was in
troduced by Mr.. Barlow. relative to the
granting of special privileges to individ-
uals; Corporations.
The special committee appointed to
make funeral arrangements for the late
e. B. Price reported the mourning of to.
tai expense of S501. The committee asked
that the Controller be authorized TO draw
his warrant for the amount in favor of
Mr.. Finlayson, chairman of the commit