The record-union., 1893-03-15
ASSEMBLY DOINGS.
Constitutional Amendment to Increa.
the Pay of the Iaxv-NTalxa,.s

constitutional Amendment to Increase
the Pay of the Law-Makers.
The Assembly convened at 9 A. NJ.
Speaker Gould in the chair. Roll called.
ana quorum present. Prayer by the
Chaplain, Rev. II. w. Conry.
y resolution was adopted appropriat-
ing $500 to be paid the Chief Clerk of the
Assembly for work to be performed by
the House. -
\ resolution appropriating SIG 81 for
expenses of the special committee which
visited the Folsom Prison was adopted.
Inc committee on Public Buildings
ana Grounds were allowed S55, to be maid
for stenographer's fees.
journal Clerks Frank Anaya. J. f.
Nlckers and e. l.. McAdams were each
allowed so for work to he nerforn1ad
after adjournment.
Inc Assembly refused to allow John
WlIklns 81 as Sergeant-at-Arms to the
journal and EngrosSing Clerks.
ne Assembly refused to allow John s
WISE salary as First Assistant Clerk to
January. -'-1 N'S vi
William T. Bell was allowed $40 for
work to be done after final adionrSInant m
"A resolution retaining the Postmistress
Ior one week after final adjournment
ana making provision for her salary. was
adopted. - was
A message was received from Governor
Markham stating that he had attached
his official signature to Assembly BiIIs
Nos. 402, l3S, 3Ol, Al, S47, $50, 7Ss. 245. 4I6.
~ & 0it' 40, ~, SOB, q, 700, 2l4, 80, 2g6,
~ 10, ~, 81, 2, lS5, 427, 276, IA, 265 734
SIS and $40. O' ''-'
Senate Bill No. $50, to provide for the
redemption OF unused TRANSFORMATION
tickets and to prevent fraud upon travel
ers, ives refused passage by vote of %
ayes to 40 noes.
Senate Bill No. 59s. to provide for the es-
tanIlshlile NJ, maintenance ana support of
bureau TO be known as the State Ninino
bureau, and for the appointment and
uutleS ol Board of Trustees, and to pro-
F4ue Ior the appointment, duties and com
pensatlon of State Mineralopist. was
read third time and finally passed.
senate Bill NO. 159, to amend an Act TO
provide Tor the organization, incorpora-
tioh ana government of municipal cor
peratlons, affecting the town of Ventura
only, was finally passed.
senate BlIl No. 2O5, to provide for the
payment, by the Board of Directors of tLe
state insane Asylum at Stockton. for fire
paving OF California street, in the citV
OF Stockton, was read third time and
finally passed.
10. a
purchase OF supreme Court reports. was
refused passage.
Senate Bill No. GA, relating to the
operation of railroads by electricity was
finally passed. vas
Assembly constitutional Amendment
NO. 81, increasing the number of mem
oef5 Oh the State Board OF Education. nv
IudIhg I,g the Presluent and Professor OF
feuagoglcs OF the University of CaIifor
ma, was adopted by vote of So aves to
no. ~ % "
Senate Bill No. COG, to pay the claim of
a. ). Bourn, was finally passed.
Senate Constitutional Amendment No
~, 10 submit to the people of the State Of
california an amendment to Section " of
Artlc1e V: OF the Constitution of the
state oi Calliornla, TO increase the nav of
adopted. vas
Senate Bill No. l47, to increase the
annual Appropriation for the Home oft
eterans' Home Association, was read
third time and finally passed.
Assembly Joint Resolution No. %
re!ahng to ownership and operations of
railroads by the people, was read and
adopted.
Senate Bill No. 697, creating Roard of
commissioners of the Building and Loan
Associations, and scribing their duties
ana powers, was read three times and
passed.
Senate Bill No. 500, authorizing the an
poIntment of trustees for the estates of
missing persons and defining the dutFs
OF such trustees, was read third time but
refused passage by vote of "a ayes to q
noes.
Senate Bill No. 34l, making an an
preparation Tor the travelling expenses of
the Surveyor-General and the Attorney
General, was read three times and passed.
Senate Bill No. 757, providing for the
removal of human remains from cerne-
tenes IN cities having population of
more than 1000 and not exceeding 100. 600
was declared case of urgency and finally
passed.
Senate Bill No. 756, to prevent COM
pulsory prostitution of women. and The
importation of Chinese or Jananaee
finally passed.
Recess.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Mr.. Mathews of Tehama offered a reso-
luton to pay Assemblyman Bretz SjG in
payment of one weeks salary previor,siv
deducted on account of suspension of tho
member. Adopted.
a communication was read from NTrs
l.. Is. Price, widow of the late AssembIy-
man Price, dated at Orovllle, which reads
as follows:
For the nanT generous manifestations OF
esteem on the part OF the Assembly 10 the
memory oi h. B. Price. and the kind consider
alton shown me- l herewith extend my heart