The record-union., 1893-01-31

By Kennedy-An Act to amend Section
5512 OF an Act entitled AN Act to estab-
lish Political Code; Swamp and over
| flowed Lands.
BY Duffy-An Act prohibiting the use
of barbed-wire fences on public high
ways; Roads and Highways.
by CurtlS-To amend Political Code,
relating to the Board of Health in San
Francisco; State Hospitals
By Dodge-To appropriate S256 54 to
pay the claim of John NJ. Greed for work
on the State Deaf and Dumb Asylum at
Berkeley; Claims.
by Curtis-Relating to the liens of me-
chanics and others; judiciary.
! BY Finlayson-To add a new section to
/ Code of Civil Procedure, relating to fore
| closure of suits; judiciary.
! By misunderstanding that the Su-
/ perlor Court of San Diego County shall
have but one Judge; Judiciary.
! BY Curtis-An Act regulating the prac-
tee Of architecture; Judiciary.
| By Bulla-An Act to amend Section
3046 Of the Civil Code; Judiciary.
/ By Sargent-Providing that the Trus-
tess of any Normal School may grant
! permission TO any teacher to attend
/ County Institutes and give instruction
on subjects relating to education in the
public schools; Education.
BY Flnlayson-Relative to the sale of
bonds Of levee districts; Swamp and
| Overtlowed Lands.
BY Carlson-An Act to authorize cities
operating under a charter framed under
/ the provisions of Section s, Article XI. Of
/ the Constitution to surrender such charter
and reorganize under the general NUM-
! clpal laws; Municipal Corporations
On motion of Mr.. Mathews of Tehama
II was ordered that an evening session be
held Tor the first reading ofbills.
Mr.. Perkins was granted leave to with
draw Assembly Bill No. 273.
| The following bills were read the sec
ond time and action taken as designated:
| Assembly Bill No. 26-An Act to pro-
vide two additional Judges of the Su-
perior Court in Alameda County. Passed
on file.
Assembly Bill No. IAN Act to add a
new section to the Penal Code of the
/ State OF California, to be designated as
/ Section 402, relating to the duties of fe-
males employed i'll mercantileand manu-
| featuring occupations. Passed on file.
/ Assembly Bill No. SI-An Act to au-
thorize 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 $500. Ordered engrossed and
passed to a third reading.
| Assembly Bill No. l9O-An Act to pro
vide for day of rest from labor.
| Mr.. Raw moved to amend by striking
out Section of the bill.
! Further consideration of the bill was
ordered passed on file.
! The committee substitute for Assembly
Bill No. IA, relative to the prohibition Of
| prize-fighting and pugilistic sport, was
! ordered engrosSed and passed to a third
reading.
Assembly Bill No. .185-An Act to amend
Section 3Uo OF the Political Code, relating
to the sale of property for delinquent
taxes. Read second time, ordered en-
crossed and passed to a third reading.
Assembly Bill No. 142-An Act regu-
latlng the hours of labor in sawmills,
| Shingle mills, shake mills and loggipg
camps. Passed on file.
! Assembly Bill No. 43-An Act to pro-
vide for the publication of monthly state
ments of city Indebtedness. Passed on
file.
Assembly Bill No. 30-An Act entitled
an Act to amend Section.l5 of An Act to
provide for the formation, government.
| operation and dissolution of sanitary dis
tricts in any part of the State for the con-
struction of sewers and other sanitary
purposes; the acquisition of property
thereby; the calling and conducting of
elections in such districts; the assessment.
levy, collection, custody and disburse-
ment of taxes therein; the issuance and
disposal of the bonds thereof. and the
determination of their validity, and max
ing provision for the payment of such
bonds and the disposal oftheir proceeds"
Passed on file.
Assembly Bill No. IOO-An Ac6 to
change the name of the Mendocino State
Asylum for the Insane to Mendocino
Asylum. Ordered engrossed and to a
third reading.
Assembly Bill No. 14-An Act to add a
new section to an Act to establish a Polit-
I rna1 II nsafff
| called Section 1884, relative to tho ap-
pointment of a State Sanitary Inspector.
| Ordered engrossed and to third reading.
Assembly Bill No. S-An Act to pro-
mote the purity of elections. Considera-
ton postponed.
Mr.. Tindall, Chairman of the Commit
tee on Elections and Privileges, reported
in favor Of seating of Mr.. Miller, of the
Forty-ninth Assembly District.
The Committee on Claims reported
/ against the passage of Assembly Bill No.
| 32S, to provide for the payment of the
claim of James G. Smith for work on
the grounds of the Stock ton Insane Asy-
lum. That Assembly Bill No. 222, for the
relief of Barnaby Dougherty, do pass.
That Assembly Bill No. 2S4. for the
relief of George Dougherty, do pass; that
Assembly Bill No. 3l7, for the relief
of Patrick Creighton, do pass. The three
last named bills were referred to the Com
| mittee on Judiciary.
Recess.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
AsSemblyman Anderson introduced a
resolution at the instance of the State
Drainage and Reclamation Convention.
petitioning Congress to pass Congress-
man Caminetti's bill providing tor the
investigation of the navigability of the
waters and rivers tributary to the bay of
San Francisco, with a view to making
iin11A fharonf IL
order for this morning at II o'clock.
The following bills and resolutions
were read the second time and disposed
of in the manner designated:
Assembly Bill No. 169--An Act to cede
jurisdiction to the United States over GER
tain lands. Passed on file.
Senate Bill No. "A was substituted for
Assembly Biz No. 80 on file.
Assembly Joint Resolution No. 10
Relative to the refunding of moneys to
certain settlers on Government lands in
Fresno, Monterey, Merced and San
Benito Counties. The resolution was
adopted.
Assembly Joint Resolution No. ST.
Relative to the payment Of the debt which
the Pacific railroads owe to the Govern
ment. The resolution was adopted.
Assembly Bill No. 7l-An Act to amend
an Act entitled IAN Act to insure the
better education of practitioners of dental
surgery, and to regulate The practice of
dentistry in the State of California ap-
proved March y, 1885. Ordered engrossed
and to a third reading.
Assembly Bill No. 45-An Act anenda-
tory of and supplemental to an Act en-
titled IAN Act to create Police Court in
and for the city and county of San Fran
cisco, State of California" approved
March 5, 1889, and providing for an addi-
tional department.. to be known as De-
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