The record-union., 1893-03-15

- VI AbAAf honorable BODY Wishing
you slIi prosperity and The attainment of your
several ambitious. am, sincerely yours
Mrs. =. B. PRICE.
in the journal
Substitute for Senate Bill No. 3S0 to
/ provide ior the appointment, duties and
compensation of Debris Commissioner
ana TO make an appropriation to be eX-
Pehdeu under his direction in the dis
| charge OF his duties rs such Coulniis-
slOner, was read third time and finally
passed by a vote Of - ayes TO II noes.
senate Bill No. 66, to pay the claim of
L. Marion Wells, was declared case of
urgency, and finally passed.
senate BIZ No. SO, making an appro-
Pt4auon Tor enIarging the iireproof ware
mousse Tor the use OF the state Printing
Department, was finally passed.
senate Bill No l3S, making it unlawful
10 refuse admission to places of amuse-
nent, was rinally passed by vote of 43
1 ayes 10 noes.
Senate Bill No. 3SI, relating to fish and
game, was finally passed.
amendments to the tax tevv bill were
adopted, and the bill sent to the printer.
hne plsl appropratng $500 for the ex-
/ penses OF the Assembly was adopted.
senate bliI NO 2sG, relating to the dis
qualifications OF Judges, was finally
! passed.
Senate Bill No. 36S. relative to the
transfer Of causes when Judge is dis
! quaHhed, was finally passed.
Senate bIll No. 35l, relating to suits to
| determine the validity OF assessments in
reclamation districts, was finally passed.
! Senate Bill! No, 81, to appropriate 50 600
Tor the erection of monument in the
| Courthouse grounds. Santa Rosa. i'm
! memory OF the lac General NJ. q. Vallejo
was read third time.
! Senate Bill No. 2ll, to provide for the
! MI hiIpntInn of thn
roster, was finally passed.
/ Senate BIll No $50, to provide for the
appointment Of q Board Of Cotton Hall
! Trustees, and for the ACQUISITION of the
/ Cotton Hall property, and providing for
an appropriation for the preservation,
protection, Improvement of said prom
| erty, was read third time and finally
passed.
Senate Bill No. 557, for the protection
OF hsh by preventing the use Of the drag
net, was read for third time Gately
ana McGoWan said the fishing interests
IN san Francisco are controlled bv an
Italian combine, to the exclusion Of .
0O0 other fishermen. When the drag net
is used hundreds of tons of small fish are
scooped III and then destroyed.
BIedsoe and johnson of humboldt said
| the great fisheries and canneries in their
county would be forced out of existence
should the bill become a law, as all fish
drag net. Mordecai also opposed the pas
sage of the bill.
The bill was finally passed by a vote OF
10 ayes to 10 noes.
Senate Bill No. 3jS, making it a nisde-
demeanor to engage in the manufacture
OF imitation olive oil, was finally passed.
Senate BIZ y o. 100 to prevent the use
OF false trade descriptions in the sale OF
goods, and to provide a punishment
therefor, was read third time and passed.
The Assem- bly, concurred in the amend
ments made by the Senate to the county
and township government bill
Assembly Bill No. sos, relating to the
levy Of taxes, was finally passed.
Senate Bill no. I, to authorize Boards
of Health and Health Officers in towns.
cities counties and cities and counties. in
| this State, to appoint INSPECTORS of
Plumbing and Drainage in such towns.
cities, counties and cities and counties
and 10 provide for the compensation and
to define the duties OF such Inspectors.
was read third time ana finally passed.
Recess.
EVENING SESSION.
Senate Bill No. $50, to amend the
Code of Civil Procedure, +, latirrg to
estates OF deceased persons, was read
third time and finally passed.
Senate BIZ No. IIT, 10 amend an Act
authorizing certain corporations to act as
executor and in other capacities. aid to
provide for and regulate the administra-
ton OF trusts by such corporations, relat-
ing To securities TO be deposited with the
Treasurer of state, was finally passed.
Senate Bill No. 5j3, to amend the Code
of Civil Procedure, in relation to iudp-
ments in eases Of contempt, and provid-
ing for appeals therefrom, was read third
time and finally passed.
Senate Bill No $50, to amend the Polit-
ical Code, relating to the election of Trus-
tees of reclamation districts, was read
third time.
Mr.. Anderson explained the bill. by
saying that the change TO be made is to
allow the assessing OF reclamation dis
tricts to be done by the Trustees ot4such
districts. and not by the County Asses
sor.
owen, Jacobs and Vann said the bill
swamp districts TO override the small
landowners and work a hardship on
them.
Miller and Hurley spoke in behalf of
the bill, saying that it simply gave the
large land-holders their proper rights:
The bill was refused passage by a vote
of 50 ayes to 81 notes.
Mr.. Mordecai made a motion to sus-
pend the rules and take from the table
the notice Of reconsideration whereby
Constitutional Amendment No. y. to
make san Jose the seat Of government,
was passed.
The question on suspeuding the rules
was debated, and refused by the follow
ing vote:
Ayes - Andersen, Barlow, Bleesoe.
Carlson, Chapman, Curtis, Dodge, Drees,
Duffy, burst, Hamilton, Hutson, Jacobs.
jacobsen, Johnson of humboldt, Kahn,
LaRue, Marks, Marston, Mathews OF
Tehama, Mordecai, O'Neill, owen, Raw,
Schlesinger, Schroebei, Shanahan,s Sims,
STANDARD, Talbot, Taylor, Wade-52.
Noes Adams, Afford, Androus, Ben
nett OF Santa Clara, Bennett of Orange.
BOyce, Brett, Brownie, Buckley, BniIa.
Burke, Casterlinc, Conway, Cusick'
ly, GodchauX, HendricIlsOn, Hurley,
johnson of Santa Clara, Kennedy, Kerns,
Luttriugor, Lynch, McCauley, McEIroy,
McGowan, Mack, Matthews of San
Benito, Miller, O'Koefe, Pendleton,
Perkins, Pueschel, Sargent, Simpson,
Santa Clara, Tindali, Nann-43.
MIR. Mathews, Chairman OF the Ways
and Means Committee, submitted a final
report OF tie amount OF appropriations
made by this session Of the Legislature,
and estimating what the tax levy viii be.
Resolutions keeping in employment L.
b. MuIgrew and Joseph l.. kane for one
week after Adjournment we're adopted.
Senate Bill y U. lIS. making an appro-
priatiOn for the Veterans Home, was
read three times and finally passed.
Senate Bill No. Go, 10 pay the claim OF
l. y. Brock, was read third time and
finally passed.
senate Bill Nc. 53l, to make an appro-
priation for tho relief OF l.. w. M9ivin.
his heirs or assigns, was given q third
reading and finally passed.
Senate Bill No. Dol, to pay the claim of
John II. Van Saun, was finally passed
Senate Bill No. 7l2, making an appro-
priation to pay the claim Of Louise Ri
enzi for snrNi.a. rnmlnraL tLn rtntn