The record-union., 1893-03-09
ASSEMBLY, PROCEEDINGS.
Ihe General Appropriation Bill Be
fore the House,

fore the House.
The Assembly met pursuant to adj
journment, Speaker Gould in the chair.
Roll called and prayer by the Chaplain.
Senate Bill No. 592, making an appro-
pr1ation to pay the claim of John Nc
Grath, was read first time.
Senate Bill No. 7l9, relating to securi-
ties to be deposited with the State Treas
urer, was read first time.
Senate Bill No. 653, to pay the claim of
Maurice Sheehan, was read first time.
Senate Bill No. sol, making an appro-
priation to pay the claim of John II. Van
Saun, was read first time.
Senate Bill No. 6l5, to pay the claim of
l. \. Brock, was read first time.
Senate Bill No. 325, making an appro-
prlatlon to pay the claim of L. w. Mel
win, was read first time
senate Bill No. GA, making an appro-
prlation to pay the claim of Abraham
Winans, was read first time.
Senate Bill No. l3, relating to Board of
Funeral Directors, was read first time.
Senate Bill No. 730 granting to Lake
County that certain body of water known
as Clear Creek, together with that portion
OF the outlet of said lake situated within
the territorial limits of said county known
Senate Bill No. ia. 70 provide for the
illlng up or draining Of lots upon which
there is stagnant water or offensive sub
stances, and providing for collection of
costs OF the same, was read first time.
Senate Bill No 79S, to provide for the
support of the State Mining Bureau, was
read first time.
Assembly Bill No. $50, allowing teach
ers OF public schools to attend county in
HnptaTP1 a Of,
read hrst, second and third times and
hnally passed by vote of 81 aves to | no.
little approved.
The Committee on Judiciary reported
back the substitute reassessment bill with
amendments. AS amended the substi-
tute provides that railroads shall be re-
assessed at the tax rate levied for the
years on which the taxes remain unpaid
Instead of at the 1898 rate-practically
the original Shanahan bill.
Assembly Bill No. 53S, prohibiting the
burial OF the dead within the corporate
limits OF any incorporated city, or city
and county, of over 100000 inhabitants
from and after the 3lst day of December.
A. d., 1898, was read second time. ordered
engrossed and to a third reading.
The following bills were finally passed;
Substitute for Senate bill No. 2:}3. to pro-
VIDE Tor the payment for the advertising
OF The constitutional amendments and to
make an appropriation therefor.
Senate Bill No. 100, making an appro-
pnatlon to pay the claim Of the Spiiit of
he Tunes for advertising the election
proclamation III the forty-second fiscal
year.
Senate Bill No. 507, making an appro-
prlation for the payment of certain salary
Que Allen Kelly, an executive officer of
the State Board of Forestry.
Senate Bill No. COL, making an appro-
prlation to pay for lithographing Chinese
certificates, under the provisions of an
AcC 10 prohlblt the coming of Chinese
persons into the State.
Senate Bill No. 2Sl, making an appro-
prlation OF SlO5,OOO to pay the deficiency
IN the appropriation for the support OF
the Reform School for Juvenile Offend
ers at Whittier for the torty-third and
torty-fourth fiscal years
Senate Bill No. 49,, making an appro-
priation to pay the deficiency in the APP
preparation tor salary OF Secretary of
State Board of Examiners for the fortv-
second fiscal year.
Senate Bill No. 705, making an appro-
priation to pay the deficiency in the ap-
preparation for the States portion OF
salaries OF Judges of the Superior Court
for the forty-fourth fiscal year.
Senate Bill No. ~, making an appro-
prlatlon to pay the deficiency in the ap-
out the State.
Senate Bill No. 602, making an appro-
priation to pay for the transportation of
children to the State Reform School for
Juvenile Offenders.
Senate Bill Nc. COB. making an appro-
priation for payment OF TRANSPORTATION of
children to the State Reform school for
Juvenile Offenders.
Senate Bill No. 479, making an aupro-
I 10
ment and maintenance of the Southern
California State Asylum.
Mr.. Mathews of Tehama was allowed
TO introduce Il bill making an appropria-
ton of $4,000 for the contingent expenses
OF the Assembly.
Assembly Bill No. 2l6, in relation to
the distribution of the estate of deceased
persons, was read third time and finally
passed.
Committee substitute for Assembly
Bill No. 6l5, to amend an Act to pro
tect agriculture and prevent tho Tres
passing OF animals upon private properly.
was read second time and ordered to a
third reading.
Assembly Bill No. 747, making an ap-
preparation for the relief OF n. South
mayd and others, in caring for and pre-
serving the perishable property of the
Stateof California, was read second time.
The following bills were read first time:
Assembly Bill No. 204, to authorize the
State Board of Agriculture to build a
machinery hall addition to the State Agri-
cultural and Industrial Exhibition build
ing, on the State Capitol grounds. to
improve the surroundings of said build
ing, and to appropriate money therefor.
Assembly Bill No. sos, to amend the
Political Code, ralating to the levy of
taxes.
Assembly Bill No. S13, making an ap-
preparation to pay the deficiency in the
prisoners for the forty-fourth fiscal year.
Recess.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Senate substitute for Assembly Bill
No. 10, in relation to reassessment of
property, the equalization of the same.
and the collection of taxes thereon, in
cases where a former assessment made
since 1882 is Illegal or invalid, or where
the proceedings for the collection of such
taxes have been Intellectual by reason of
error, irregularity, or inyalidity, and
such taxes have not been paid, was read
Speaker Gould said he thought the sub
stitute should be considered as a new bill
Mathews of rehama thought the sub
sttute is really an amendment, but he
did not want to be captious. He moved
that tile substitute be considered thisafIer-
noon at O'Clock, to take precedence over
all business on the file. At that time the
amendments which the judiciary Com
mittee proposes to offer may be consid-
cred.
There was no objection to the motion,
and the substitute will come up for sec
ond reading this afternoon.
Senate constitutional Amendment No.
fafr