The record-union., 1893-03-01

! warrant, was read third time, but re-
| fused passage. Mr.. Shanahan gave no.
tlce OF reconsideration.
BY vote of - ayes to 80 noes, the As
| sembly decided to reconsider the vote
| whereby Assembly Bill No. 693, relating
TO the sale OF wines and liquors, and the
maintenance of saloons and places where
wines and liquors are sold, was refused a
second reading.
Assembly Bill No. 76l, regulating fees
ana mileage in criminal cases in the
| county OF Nevada, was ordered engrossed
and to third reading.
governor Markham notified the Assem-
sembly that he had signed the following
pllis, by virtue of which act they are now
laws:
Shanahan's Assembly Bill No. S, to pro-
mote the purity of elections.
hennedy's Assembly Bill No. 10, pro-
Vldlng Tor an additional Police Court De-
paftment, No. /, i'll San Francisco, and
the appointment of suitable person 10
act as Judge of said court.
hennedy's Assembly Bill No. 269 max
ing an appropriation 10 pay armory rents
anu o'ner expenses OF the National Guard
Tor the torty-fourth fiscal year.
Pendleton's Assembly Bill No. 3l2. ap-
propratlng money to pay for the removal,
relurnlshIng of rooms and repair of the
furniture of the Supreme Court in the
city of Los Angeles.
Bennetts ,of Santa Clara Assembly
Blll NO. III, making an appropriation for
the system OF heating and Yentilating the
training department OF the san Jose Nor
mai School.
Affords Assembly Bill No. !. amenda-
tory OF the Penal Code, relating to in
tllniqatihg, corrupting, deceiving or de-
lrauding.
Schlesinger's Assembly Bill No 50. to
lllnlt Inc time within which franchises or
privileges for the construction, extern
sion or operation Of street railroads NAV
be granted by Boards of Supervisors.
Mathews (of Tehama) Assembly Bill
NO. ~, appropriating $4,000 for the con-
tlngent expenses of the Assembly.
Mathews of Tehamal Assembly Bill
40 409, making an appropriation TO pay
the deficiency Ill the appropriation for the
expenses of the Supreme Court.
Mathews (of Tehama) Assembly Bill
NO. 400, making an appropriation for the
payment of an Indebtedness created or to
be incurred by the Surveyor General, in
transcrlbing records and plat book in his
Office.
Emeric's Assembly Bill No. ga. max
ing an appropriation to pay the deficiency
IN the appropriation for the restoration
and preservation of fish in the waters of
the State.
Gould's Assembly Bill No. 500, raising
the salary of Janltor OF the Capitol build
ing from 81 300 10 y, 600.
Emeric's Assembly Bill No 635, max
ing an appropriation to pay the deficiency
in. the appropriation Tor support and
maintenance OF State hatcheries.
Bennetts tof Santa Clara Assembly
Bill No. l26, appropriating $4,000 for
heating and yentilating the State Normal
School at San Jose.
Benefits (of Santa Clara Assembly
Bill No l28, appropriating the sum of
S3,2OO for furnishing the training depart
ment building Of the State \ ormal School
at San Jose.
Dodge's Assembly Bill No. 81. making
1t mlsdemeanor to advertise to obtain
or procure divorce or nulIity of mar
riage.
Anderson's Assembly Bill No. 28I, for
improving the Capitol grounds.
Mathews lof Tehama) Assembly Bill
No. 6Z7, authorizing The Controller and
treasurer to transfer $4,000 from the
general TO the interest and sinking fund
for the redemption of certain funded debt
bonds.
Anderson's Assembly Bill No. go. MAX
ing an Appropriation to pay the deficiency
III the appropriation provided by an Act
to establish a School of Industry.
Prices Assembly Bill No. St. relating
to the payment of taxes under protest.
and the right of action to recover taxes so
paid.
Lynch's Assembly Bill No. 1876, relating
to the report OF County Auditors
Lynch's Assembly Bill No. 24I, relating
to settlements with the Controller. and
payments into the State Treasury.
Assembly Bill No. Is, to provide for
the incorporation ofmutual fire insurance
companies, was made Il special order for
this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
Assembly Bill No. 3g6, to create the
county OF Santa Ynez, was also made
special order for 1880 O'clock to-day.
Senate Bill No. 349, to change and
permanently locate the boundary lines
between the counties of Glenn and Colusa,
was read third time and passed by a vote
Of 81 ayes. Title approved.
Assembly Bill No. 800, appropriatinp
S25, 900 for the publishing of volume OK,
pository of the resources Of California 70
be circulated at the Worlds Fair. V.1s
declared case of urgency, read the first.
second ana third times and finally passed
by vote Of 80 ayes to . noes. Title an
proved.
Recess.
EVENING SESSION.
The Assembly was called to order nv
Chief Clerk Peckham,: Speaker Gould
being absent. Mr.. Conway, by unani-
nous vote, was chosen Speaker pro tenn.
The following bills We're read second
time, ordered engrossed and to a third
reading:
Assembly Bill No. 10. relating to nm
lawful contracts.
Assembly Bill No. So, to provide for
the organization and government of dis
trlcts already supplied with water for
domestic and irrigation purposes, or
either, and 10 provide for the acquisition
OF additional supplies OF water when nee
essary, and to provide for the regulation
and use Of such water
Assembly Bill No. 235, which provides
for reducing the bonded Indebtedness of
irrigation districts by vote OF the people,
was read third time and passed by vote
of 10 ayes to noes. Title approved. Mr..
Afford gave notice of reconsideration.
Assembly Bill No. 473, to increase the
revenue by the taxation of incomes. was
read third time and passed by vote of
IL ayes to % noes.
Assembly Bill No. 694 to insure prefer
ence IN appointment, employment. and
retention therein in the public service. to
eN- Union soldiers of the late war, was
read third time, and refused passage by
vote OF ~ ayes 10 IS noes, lacking one
vote OF the required two-thirds.
Assembly Bill No. 1913, Ito provide for
incorporation, operation and management
OF cooperative associations, was read
third time, and finally passed by vote Of
II ayes to u noes. Title approved.
BY a vote of 80 ayes to - noes, Assem-
bly, Bill No. 239, TO create the County of
Kings, was given a second reading. \
slight amendment, changing the boun-
daries of the proposed county, was
adopted, and the bill ordered engrossed
and to third reading.
Assembly Bill No. 593, to pay the claim
of John McGrath, was given a frst-read-
ing.
Assembly Bill No. 365, to provide for
the transfer of certain moneys from one
county to another, when a new county
has been formed and organized, was read
third time, and passed by vote of 50
ayes. Title approved.
Assembly Bin No. ~. as amanded 70