The record-union., 1893-01-28
THE PROCEEDINGS.
\ DISCUSSION ON JUTE IN THE
SENATE.
The Assembly's Vote on the Railroad
COMMISSIONER
in Memory of Blaine.

The Senate convened at 10 A. NJ, Lieu
nt-Governor Reddick presiding.
Roll-call, prayer, and reading of the
journal as usual.
Senator Berry presented a remonstrance
against the bill to create the county Of
King. The remonstrance was signed by
600 persons in Tulare County who would
be included in the new county.
The bill to establish the county line be-
tween Glenn and Colusa Counties was
recommended for passage by the County
Boundary Committee.
The Committee on Attaches recon-
mended the appointment of dozen or
so new attaches, as per resolution Of yes
terday.
Wilson explained that he would vote
Senate would quit now at this batch of
appointees.
AS each of these attaches had to be
voted for separately, it is estimated that
their appointment alone cost the State
more than $500 in time expended.
A resolution was then adopted to ap-
propriate S5l7 so to pay for copies of the
code for members. One-half ofthe mem
bers being holdOvers were so supplied at
the previous session.
New bills were then introduced as fol-
lows:
By VOORHEES, bills for amendments
to the Code.
By arpenter-Relating to the appoint
ment Of the number of \ otaries Public.
BY Notwithstanding to the trials of
actions for divorce.
By Misunderstanding to the public
schools.
BY Relating to insurance.
By Earl-Concerning municipal cor
porations.
BY Biggy (by request)-To appropriate
$3.50 TO pay the claim OfCornelius Lynch.
BY Hart-Authorizingp persons having
claims against the State to prosecute and
establish them in the courts.
BY Hart-Changing the boundary line
between Sacramento and y Nolo counties.
BY Everett-Amending the Political
Code.
BY Carpenter-To pay expenses of wit
nesses attending criminal trials in the
Supreme Court
Senator Earl offered a resolution calling
Tor the appointment Of a stenographer for
the Committee on Constitutional Amend
ments at SO day and 20 cents per folio
for transcribing.
Senator Carpenter objected to the 90
cents per folio, and a discussion followed
Al6 lGSOAllbtOn WIS OBl6dtGQs
Chairman Hart Of the Education Com
mittee reported back the bill TO establish
system OF paroling convicts, with q
recommendation that it be referred to the
Prison Committee. So ordered
The special lile was taken up.
Senate Bill No. Z2-An Act to provide
for the completion and equipment of the
Deaf and Dumb and Blind Asylum, and
to make an appropriation therefor.
Senate Bill No. l77-An Act to provide
for the erection of an additional wing to
the main building of the California Home
for the Care and Training Of Feeble
Minded Children, at Glen Ellen, Sonoma
County, California, for the female DEPART
ment Of said institution, and to appro-
pirate money therefor, was also read the
second time and ordered engrossed. 1t
was on the special file, too.
Third reading of bills was next in or
der, and the following were finally
passed:
Senate Bill No. 214-An Act to amend
an Act entitled AN Act to establish and
support a Bureau Of Labor Statistics -
approved March ,, 1888. Senator Lang
ford opposed the bill 1t was adopted,
however.
Senate Bill No. l74, fixing the price and
conditions Of sale at which jute goods
shall be sold by the State, was read and
was discussed.
Senator Simpson opposed the bill and
the author, Mr.. Ostrom, defended it.
ON vote, however, it was passed.
The Senate then adjourned, by rising
vote, out of respect to the memory of
James g. Blaine.