The record-union., 1893-02-10

woe Tor the compensation OF the Chief
and Captain of Police of certain cities.
/ MISUNDERSTANDING the passage of
Assembly Bills Nos. 523 and SAT; that
Bills Nos. 3S7, 3SS, 3S9, 406 and 574 do not
| pass; without recommendation, Bills
Nos. I'll and $40.
| Attaches and Employes-Reported
without recommendation resolution APP
pointing John 5. Wilkins Night Watch
| man for the Engrossing and Enrolling
Clerks office; resolution appointing Miss
Eva ONeill and Miss Georgia Jones
assistants to the Engrossing Clerk; reso-
luton appointing r. B. Nathan Assistant
Engrossing Clerk.
Public Printing-Asking that the
author of Assembly Bill No. AS, provid-
ing for the printing OF books, etc. by
FOLSOM State Prison convict labor, he
permitted to withdraw the same. Mr..
Taggart withdrew the bill.
Ways and Means-Recomme pas
sage of bills to pay the claim of Major
Pico; appropriating $4,000 for supplying
heating apparatus for San Jose Normal
! School; making appropriation for Stock
ton Asylum; to repeal Act appropriating
| $500 for State Board Of Arbitration; APP
propriating 100000 from the general
1und to the interest and sinking fund, to
redeem certain funded debt bonds; max
ing appropriation for State hatcheries;
making appropriation for the restoration
| anu plSS6I NdblOu Ol iSIl, 10 pay IDe claim
| OF A. l.. Wood; against the passage of bill
appropriating $500 for furnishing a
training department of State Normal
| School; also, against bill to provide for
the building Of three cottages for resident
physicians OF Napa Insane Asylum.
State Hospitals-Against the passage of
Assembly Bill No. 5S4, amending Politi-
cal Code; Bill No. 453, to regulate the
practice of medicine; Senate Bill No. q,
appropriating S25, 600 for a leper's home;
| that the authors be allowed to withdraw
Assembly Bills Nos. 3l4 and 572 In
favor of the passage of Assembly Bill Nc.
49,, making appropriation for Southern
California Asylum for InebrIates; Senate
Bill No. 113, making appropriation to
prevent the introduction of contagious
diseases; Assembly Bill No. All, provid-
| ing for erection of shop buildings at
Home of Adult Blind; Assembly Bill No.
All, making appropriation for improve
| ments of grounds, etc.. for Stockt ton In
sane Asylum; Assembly Bill No. Is, to
regulate the practice Of pharmacy and
sale of poisons; Assembly Bill No. 3l9,
appropriating $4,000 for construction of
a sewer for Agnew's Insane Asylum.
Mines and Mining-In favor OF passage
of Senate Bill No. 1874, to establish uni
form system of mine bell signals; that the
author of Assembly Bill No. l34 be per-
| mitted to withdraw il.
L
substitute bill No. 543, regulating the sale
of lands uncovered by the recession of the
waters of inland lakes and unsegregated
swamp and overlooked lands, do pass.
| Apportionment and Election Laws
| Against the passage ofAssemb bly, Bill No
80, in relation to the conduct OF elections.
| Favoring the passage OF Assembly Bill
| No. 60, relating to the contesting of
elections by a judicial recount of the bal
| lots cast; Assembly Bill No. 1856, to ascer-
tain and express the will of the people
upon the subject of woman suffrage.
| Petitions asking for the enfranchising
of women were presented by Messrs.
| Mordecai, Duffy, Hamilton and Me-
Cauley.
Mr.. LaRue presented petition from
the Board of Supervisors of San Joaquin
| County, relative to the Whittier Reform
School; referred to Ways and Means
! Committee.
Senate Bill No. 3S4 was referred to the
Committee on Labor and Capital; Senate
Bill No. 100, to Claims; Senate Bill No.
2l2 was substituted on the file for Assem-
| bly, Bill No. 2l0; Senate Bill No. y sub
stituted for Assembly Bill No. 100; Senate
Bill No. 80, referred to Committee on
Public Buildings and Grounds.
MIR. Duffy introduced a bill, No. 697.
relating to the operation of railroads; re-
| ferred to Committee on Corporations.
| A resolution offered by Mr. Sims, that
| all joint and concurrent resolutions upon
the general file be placed upon the
general file for third reading, was
adopted.
Senate Bill No. 125, to abolish all COM
missions allowed in the collection of
ad valorem taxes, was read and placed on
file for second reading.
Assembly Bill No. lS6, relating to the
report of County Auditors, was read the
third time and passed by vote of 60
| ayes. Title approved.
Assembly Bill No. al, relating to set
Elements with the Controller. read the
third time and unanimously passed.
| Title approved.
Assembly Bill No. 2S1, to provide for
improving State Capitol grounds, passed
unanimously. Title read and approved.
Assembly Bill No. 127, appropriating
$4,000 for heating apparatus for the
training department of the Normal
School at San Jose, was passed unani-
mously. Title approved.
Senate Bill No. 2l2, to provide for the
transfer of certain funds to the general
fund, was read the first time.
Assembly Bill No. 1876, to abolish the
State Drainage Construction Fund, and
directing the transfer of any balance
therein to the general fund, was read the
third time and unanimously passed.
Title approved.
Assembly Bill No. 426-Making appro-
priation for transportation of insane for
the forty second fiscal year. Read third
time and unanimously passed. Title APP
proved.
Assembly Bill No. 427-Making appro-
| priation for the transportation of prison
ers for the forty-third fiscal year. Read
third time and passed by vote OF "a ayes
to noes.
Assembly Bill No, 269-Making appro-
priation to pay armory rents and other
expenses of the Naval Battalion of the
National Guard. Read third time and
passed by vote of 80 ayes to noes.
Title approved.
Assembly Bill No. 2S2-To pay deficien-
cy of 81 900 for the Preston School of In
dustry, was read third time and passed
by vote OF % ayes to noes. Title APP
proved.
Assembly Bill No. 459-Making appro-
prlation TOR expenses OF Supreme Court
was read third time and passed by vote
of 81 ayes to 6 noes.
Assembly Bill No. embarrassing the
salary of the Janitor OF the State Capitol
TO $1,000, was read third time and passed
by vote of 56 ayes to noes. Title ap-
proved.
The Committee on Military Affairs
asked leave OF absence to visit the mill
tary companies at Stockton, San Jose and
Fresno. Referred to Committee on Re-
trenchment.
Assembly Bill No. 30-Relative to the
formation, operation and dissolution Of
sanitary districts, was read third time
and unanimously passed. Title APP.
proved
Recess.
AFTERNOON SESSION,
Mr.. Anderson introduced a bill to Dre.
vent deception in the sale of cheese; Ag-
riculture. Mr.. Lynch introduced meas
ure providing for the appropriating OIL
$500 for the wages of State Board of For
estry employees at Chico and Santa Mon
lea. WAYS and Means