The record-union., 1893-03-10
ASSEMBLY PROCEEDINGS.
The Assembly Refuses the Senate Su
stitute ReaSsesSment RIlI

Inc Assembly Refuses the Senate Sub
stitute Reassessment BIZ.
The Assembly convened at the regular
hour, Speaker Gould presiding Roll
| called and quorum present. Prayer by
| the Chaplain.
Assembly Bill No. 66, to pay the claim
of George Nelson, was read third time
and finally passed.
Assembly Bill No. 191, relating to the
appointment and number of Notaries
Public in the several counties of the
State, was finally passed.
Senate Bill No. go, to pay the claim of
DR.. Nj. Gardner against the State. and
| making an appropriation of S3, 900 there
for, was read first time.
Senate Bill No. 553, in relation to iudg-
ment IN cases OF contempt, and provid-
ing for appeals therefrom, was read first
time.
Senate Bill No. 607, to provide for fur
nishing assistants to the Cononer OF each
city, or city and county, having 100. 600 or
more inhabitants, and providing the
mode in which such assistants shall be
appointed and designated, and establish
ing the compensation, and prescribing
| the duties OF such assistants, was read first
time.
Senate Bill No. III, to retire teachers of
| the public schools on partial nav. was
read first time.
The Assembly adopted the Senate con-
current resolution providing for the pub
licatlon OF 800 copies OF the proceedings
of the joint session of the LepislatuTe
concerning the Blaine memorial exer
cises.
Senate Bill No. 32S, relating to the ex
emptIon of State property from ASSESS
ment by municipal and county govern
ments, was read first time.
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Assembly Bill No. 4Ig, to pay the claims
OF j.; n. Cardoza, also the claim OF Farmer
q HoX1e, and also the claim of D. NJ.
Dawson, their heirs and assigns. for
military services in defending the eastern
frontier against the attacks of the In
dlans, was finally passed.
Assembly Bill No. SOB, making an an
preparation to pay the deficiency in the
appropriation for expenses of the Su-
preme Court, was finally passed.
Senate Bill No. 743, making an appro-
priation to pay the deficiency in the ap-
preparation for the transportation of in
sane for the Iorty-iourth fiscal wear. was
read second time and ordered TO a third
reading.
MIR. Afford moved to strike out the en-
acting clause of Assembly Bill No. 4O3. as
amended by the Senate. The bill relates
to the preservation of game birds and
animals, and providing punishment for
the unlawful taking, killing and trans
portation thereof. Mr.. Afford said he
made the motion at the request of the
author, Mr.. Emeric.
Messrs. Drees and Kennedy opposed
striking out the enacting clause. They
argued that the bill, as amended, is satis-
factory to all sportsmen and will protect
the game as should be done
The motion was voted down, and sub
sequently the Senate amendments were
adopted.
Assembly Bill No. 677, appropriatinp
money for the purchase of land for the
Industrial Home of Mechanical Trades
for the Adult Blind, was read second
time.
Assembly Bill No. 759. to add new
section to the Code of Civil Procedure.
relating to proceedings affecting the title
of real estate. was given a third reading
and finally passed.
Assembly Bill No. "a the Omnibus"
county and township government bill,
was read a second time. Many amend
ments were adopted, and further consid-
Grafton of the bill made special order for
this morning immediately after the dis
posal of Senate messages.
Recess.