The record-union., 1893-02-06

SlALuLlSildl AInenumeDG NO. - Us
amended.
Federal Relations-In favor of the
adoption of Senate Joint Resolution No.
y, relative to the establishment of a
postal telegraph in connection with the
postal service of the United States; Senate
Joint Resolution No. ., relative to in
debtedness of the United States Govern
ment to the State of California; Senate
Joint Resolution No. 10, relative to the
adjustment of the duty on grain bags,
| purlaps, gunnles or gunny cloth;
Assembly Joint Resolution No. u, rela-
tive to Government ownership of rail-
roads; Assembly Joint Resolution No.
-, relating to requesting the laying of a
telegraph cable line from Northwest
Seal Rock lighthouse in Del Dorte County
TO Trinidad, Humboldt County; Assem-
| bly Joint Resolution No. II, relating to
the construction OF deep water harbor at
San Pedro by the United States; Assem-
ply Joint Resolution No 15, relative to
the repeating OF the Act requiring the
purchase OF %, 100000 ounces of silver u
year by the United States Government.
Pupllc Buildings and Grounds-That
! they had visited the Ukiah Insane AsS-
lum and the Home for the Feeble Minded
at Glen Ellen, and found them in good
condition. The committee recommended
the oullolng OF an additional wing to the
building at Glen Ellen for the use of
girls. The committee offered resolu-
ton that the three members of the COM
mlttee and clerk be each allowed mileage
Tor +44 miles, amounting TO Si4 10 apiece:
referred to Public Expenditures and Ac-
counts.
| Education and Public Buildings and
Grounds-That the special committee had
visited the State Normal School at San
Jose, and found that the institution WAS
most capabIy managed; recommending,an
appropriation for new team-heating
plant, and forthe placing OF an asphaltum
Hoor ana also a gymnasium. The COM
mltTee also visited the Agnews Insane
Asylum and found it well managed, but
It's location was condemned. That the
Deaf Dumb and Blind Asylum at Berl1e-
ley was in tirSt-claSs condition. A reso-
/ luton accompanied the report in favor of
the allowing of mileage for 264 miles,
amounting TO $40 40 for each member of
| the committee and clerk. Referred to
| Committee on Public Expenditures and
Accounts.
Fish and Game-In favor of the passage
Of Senate Bill No. 47, to prevent the shoot
ing OF game on private grounds.
Judiciary-Yhat the author of Assem-
bly, Concurrent Resolution No. 3 be per-
| mitted to withdraw same; that Assembly
Bill No. Sol, relative to the Board of
Health, do pass.
County and Township Governments
That Assembly Bill No. $40 do not pass;
reported without recommendation bills
81, 35S and 500.
Roads and Highways-In favor of the
passage of Assembly Bills Nos. 36S and
3Sl and Senate Bill No. %.
Elections Reported the expense of +.
w. Leonhard, in the contest for Assem-
bIyman Miller's seat, to be -, ,95l 20. The
expense of Mr.. Miller was reported
TO be $685. 40. In each case -, 500 aU-
torney's fees were included.
Public Buildings and Grounds-Re-
ported without recommendation. AS
sembly Bill No. 4S9
Clalms-ln favor of allowing claim for
relief of j. +. Chapman & Co.; also,
claim of a. l.. Rhodes, attorneys fees;
also, appropriating Sl3, 10 to pay salary
of Commissioner of Immigration, and
$500 for deputy. All referred to Ways
and Means Committee.
Constitutional Amendments-Tha AS
sembly Constitutional Amendments Nos.
10 and IL be referred to Committee on
Judiciary; that Assembly Amendments
Nos 9, Y and l9 do not pass.
Education-In favor of the passage of
Senate Bill No. 90, providing for con-
solidation of colleges.
State Prisons and Reformatory Institu-
tions-ln favor of the passage of Senate
Bill No. 267. relating to a school of in
dustry.
Assembly Bill No. 81, appropriating
$500 for furnishing the Supreme Court
room at Los Angeles, was made the spe-
cial order for to-day at II o'clock.
The following bills, etc., were intro
duced:
By Mr.. Thomas of Nevada-Relating
to the deposit of public funds: Judiciary.
By Nann-Assembly joint resolution,
relating to an amendment to the patent
laws OF the United States; Federal Rela-
tions.
BY Barlow-To amend the Political
| Code, relating to duties of County Treas
urers; County and Township Govern
mentS.
BY Committee on Labor and Capital
To amend the Political Code, relating to
eight hours being legal days work.
BY Miller-To prevent the mutilation
of horses; Agriculture.
BY Johnson-TO make appropriation to
pay funeral expenses, ETC., and to make
improvements for "Women's Relief
Corps Home" at Evergreen.
BY hipman-Assembly constitutional
amendment, relative to the granting Of
pardons.
By Casterline-To add new section to
the Political Code, in relation to the can
cellations Of tax sales to the State; Ju-
dietary.
By Sims-Relating to lotteries; Public
Morals.
By Taylor-Relating to lotteries; Public
Morals.
The following bills were read the first
time and passed for second reading un-
less otherwise specified:
Senate Bill No 346-To provide a svs-
tenn of street improvement bonds to rep
resent certain assessments for the cost of
street work and improvement within
municipalities, and also for the payment
of such bonds.
Assembly Bill Nc. 52l-An Act to pro-
h A1rN,-, q
related by affinity or consanguinity to the
chief or other officers OF any department
of the Government of the State of Cali
fornia.
Assembly Bill No. 4O4-Au Act requir-
ing all State Institutions to give prefer
ence to California products and the pro-
ductions of California labor.
Assembly Bill No. l93-An Act to pro-
vide for incorporation, operation and
management of cooperative associations.
Assembly Bill No. 42-An Act to de-
fine labor corporations and to provide for
the incorporation, organization and gov
ernment thereof, and, as q part OF the
government thereof, to provide for the
regulation of deputies to which labor
corporations may be parties, by referring
the same to Board OF Cancellation or
Arbitration.
Assembly Bill No. 4S7-An Act to pro-
vide for the employment of destitute citi-
Zens, and making appropriations there
for; Ways and Means.
Assembly Bill No. 39S-An Act for the
protection of life and limb.
Assembly Bill No. l50-An Act appoint
ing Sheritfs and Constables, Game and Fish
Wardens, and giving Justices OF the
Peace additional powers in cases of arrests
for violation of the game and fish laws.
Assembly Bill No. l23--An \ ct to provide
for the publication and sale ofan abridge-
ment of the reports of the State Board of
Horticulture, and making an appropria-
ton of money to pay for the same; Ways