The record-union., 1893-02-04

BY Carlson-To provide for the organ
lzation and government OF irrigation dis
tricts, ETC.; Irrigation.
By Luttringer-To amend Section 1850 of
Code of Civil Procedure: Judiciary. Also,
Actto amend Section 1869; Judiciary. Also,
bill amending Code of Civil Procedure
relating to guardian and ward; Judiciary.
By Cusick-Appropriating money to
pay the claim of b. McMahon Il Son;
Claims.
By Johnson of Humboldt-To pay the
claim of a. G. Lafferty, for supplies fur
nished in fitting out Company A, First
Battalion of Mountaineers; Claims.
Mr. Barlow offered a joint resolution,
relative to the ownership and operation
OF railroads; Federal Relations.
The Judiciary Committee reported in
favor OF the passage of Assembly Bill No.
los, amending the Code OF Civil Proceed
ure; also, Assembly Bill No. l6I, relating
to revenue and taxation; also, Assembly
Bill No. 2l7, amending the Political Code
relating to revenue and taxation, The
committee reported as to the best method
OF submitting constitutional amend
ments to be voted upon by the people.
On motion of Mr.. burst, Senate Joint
resolution No. Is, relative to break in
the Feather river, was read and unani-
mously adopted.
Assembly Bill No. 5S7, making an ap-
preparation of 200 for the contingent
expenses OF the Assembly, was read q
third time and passed The bill was or
qered Immediately transmitted to the
Senate.
Mr.. Mordecai offered a resolution that
Assemblymen Matthews, Chipman,
Dodge, Brownie, Marks and Mordecai,
members OF the committee on State Hos
pltals, be granted leave of absence until
Tuesday, February 7th, to investigate the
Southern California Asylum for the In
sane and lnebriateS, in San Bernardino
County; referred to Committee on Public
Expenditures and Accounts.
Mr.. johnson of Santa Clara asked leave
OF absence for one day for the Committee
on State Prisons to visit the Folsom State
Prison; referred to Public Expenditures
and Accounts.
On motion of Carlson the Committee
on Public Expenditures and Accounts
were instructed to report at o'clock.
The Committee on Public Expenditures
and Accounts was granted leave of alb
sence until 2 o'clock.
Mr.. Gould offered joint resolution
relative to the postponement of the pay
ment of the Indebtedness of the Central
and Southern Pacific Railroad Com
panies; Federal Relations.
Mr.. Mathews of Tehama presented a
petition signed by l,237 property owners
OF Butte County, against the division of
that county; Counties and County Boun-
daries.
The special file was taken up and AS
sembly Bill No. 800, fixing the salary of
Janltor OF the State Capitol, was read the
second time. The Assembly resolved
Itself into Committee of the Whole and
recommended the passage of the bill.
Ordered engrossed and to q third reading.
Assembly Bill No. S4-An Act to au-
thorizee the husband or wife, or next of
KIN, OF deceased person to collect and
receive OF any bank any deposit in such
bank when the same does not exceed the
sum OF 5000, was read the third time and
passed. Title approved.
Message received from Senate of the
passage of Assembly Bill No. 5S7, appro-
priating $4,000 tor contingent expenses
of Assembly. 1t was ordered to enroll
ment.
Message received from the Senate of the
passage of Senate Bills Nos. 346, 267, Ut,
1l3, 30 and y.
Senate Bill No. 346 was substituted for
Assembly Bill No. 343 on the file.
Senate Bill No. 267 was referred to Com
mIttee on State Prisons; Senate Bills Nos.
~, 1l3 and y to Hospitals; Senate Bill
No. 90 to Judiciary Committee.
County and County Boundaries Com
mittee granted leave of absence.
Assembly Bill No. 144-An Act to pro-
lbit prlze-hghting and pugilistic sport,
was read third time and passed by a vote
of ~ to TO- Title read and approved.
Assembly Bill No. lS5, relating to the sale
of property for delinquent taxes. was
read third time.
On motion of Mr.. Sims Senate Bill No.
ll4,to prevent denominations to Obstructive
sale OF live stock, was substituted for AS
sembly Bill No. 62, read the first time and
passed to second reading
Assembly Bill No.l00, changing the name
OF the Mendocino State Asylum for the
Insane to Mendocino Asylum, was read
! third time and unanimously passed.
Title read and approved.
Assembly Bill No. II, an Act to add new
section to Political Code, relative to the
appointment of State Sanitary In
spector, was read third time.
Mr.. Kahn moved to strike out the en-
acting clause. So ordered
Assembly Bill No.7l, an Actto amend an
Act entitled IAN Act to insure the better
education of practitioners of dental sur
gerry, and to regulate the practice of
dentistry in the State of California; was
read third time and passed by unanimous
vote. little read and approved.
Recess.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
A majority report was submitted by
the Committee on Education in favor of
the passage of Assembly Bill No. 500 re-
teachers upon partial pay. \ minority
reported against the passage of the bill.
The Committee on Public Expenditures
and Accounts, to whom was referred a
resolution by Mr.. Carlson, reported in
favor of leave of absence to three mem
bers of the Commerce and Navigation
Committee, for the purpose of visiting the
harbor at san Diego to ascertain the me-
cessity for making an appropriation for
the erection OF wharves. Report adopted.
The committee also reported in favor of
allowing four members of the State Hos
pitfalls Committee to visit and investigate
the Southern California Asylum for the
Insane in San Bernardino County, and
also the Whittier Reform School. Report
adopted. The committee reported in favor
of allowing three members of the State
Prisons Committee leave of absence to
visit the Folsom Prison. Adopted.
Assembly Bill No. 312, appropriatinp
5000 to pay for the removal, refurnish-
ing of rooms, and repair of fufniture for
Supreme Court in city of Los Angeles.
The bill was amended by striking out
50, 900 and inserting g. 500. The Assembly
resolved itself into a Committee of the
Whole and reported lavorably on the bill.
1t was ordered engrossed and to a third
reading.
On motion of Mr.. Pendleton, further
consideration of the bill was made
special order this morning Immediately
after the reading of the journal.
The following reports OF committees
were made out of order:
Municipal Corporations-In favor of
the passage of Senate Bill No. so, to pro-
vide for increasing the efficiency of paid
fire departments.
Apportionment and Election Laws
Asking the passage of Assembly Bill No.
800, to entranchise women, and Assembly
II.