The record-union., 1893-01-17

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taches Committee was further considered.
The recommendation that ii. A. Mason
be appointed assistant to the Chief Clerk
was adopted.
The recommendation that d. @. Shep-
nerd be employed as Assistant Enrolling
Clerk was lost.
Mr.. Boyce gave notice of a reconsidera-
ton for tomorrow of the vote in relation
to the appointment of Joseph Clancy as
Assistant Clerk.
The consideration of the bill. as agreed
upon Saturday, in relation to the re
assessments of property and for the col
lection OF taxes, was taken up.
Mr.. Anderson's amendment that '1SS9'i
be substituted in the bill for "1SS2, y
called forth long arguments. Mr.. Ander-
son asked leave to withdraw his amend
ment. but it was objected to. on the
vote being taken, the amendment was
lost, Alr. Anderson voting against the
amendment, thus making the vote unan-
lmous against the amendment.
The bill was ordered engrossed and
passed to a third reading.
IL was then made special order for :
O'Clock this afternoon.
The consideration of the "Scalpers' =
! Dill was also made a special order for this
afternoon at o'clock
The Speaker announced the appoint
ment OF Mr.. Androus as a member Of the
JOINT Committee for the Investigation OF
the Deaf, Dumb and Blind Asylum.
Chairman Matthews of the Committee
on Ways and Means announced that sc
lar S5,9I9 10 has been appropriated. This
amount includes only such appropria-
tons as are made by bills in the hands OF
/ the committee.
Mr.. Kennedy, Chairman of the En-
crossing Committee, reported that AS
sembly Bill No. /, relating to the intimi-
dating, corrupting, ETC., of electors, had
been'prOperly engrossed.
The Commlttee on Municipal Corpora
tions reported, recommending the pass
age Of Assembly Bill No. 30, limiting the
| time within which street railroad fran.
| chises may be granted.
INTRODUCTION of bills was declared il
order, and The following were offered:
by Mr.. AndersOn-To . amend the Politi-
cal Code in relation to the costs Of suits
taxed and collected in delinquent land
suits.
BY Mr.. Johnson-AIaking an appropria-
tlon to pay the claim against the State
Tor tax collections and commissions oI
taxes collected and paid to the State. Re
1erred to the Committee on Claims.
| BY Mr.. nderson-Providing for al
amendment to the Political Code chang
| ing the boundary line between the coun.
ties OF y OlO and Sacramento; County anC
| County Boundaries.
By Mr.. Gately-An Act directing the
State Board Of Harbor Commissioner.
I to construct certain portion of the har
/ Dor embankment and seawall of the
! port Of san Francisco; Commerce anC
| Navigation.
MIR. Bulla presented an Assembly con
! stitutiOnal amendment for the relief O
the supreme Court by Intermediate
| Appellate Courts; Judiciary.
| Mr.. Bretz introduced a bill entitled
ian Act relating to the payment of officia
reporters; judiciary.
Assemblyman Gould introduced a bill
in relation to the creating of Board o
OF Bank commissioners. and prescribing
their duties and powers; Ways anC
! Means.
BY Mr.. Pendleton-Rela to the con
struction OF sewers within municipalities
1 Municipal Corporations.
/ Mr.. Ross offered bill concerning th
/ right of eminent domain: Judiciary.
/ BY Mr.. Schlessinger- Amending tn
/ Code of Civil Procedure relating to tn
re-entry upon real property: Judiciary
! Mr.. johnson of humboldt offered a bill
/ providing that the National Guard O
/ this State shall not exceed sixty-seveI
companies; Military Affairs.
BY Mr.. Wade-An Act to amend Sec
| ton $500 of the Political Code, relating Il
/ duplicate assessments; judiciary. Also
relating to the duties Of Auditors; Judi
/ ciary.
BY Mr.. Emeric-To provide for tn,
1 restoration and preservation of fish il
the waters Of this State Fish and Game.
By. Mr.. Casterline-Making an appro
| prlatlon OF S3l7 70 for reimbursing j. v
Hicks for moneys expended by him il
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fugitive from justice; Claims.
Mr.. Chapman introduced bill relatin!
4 TO the election of trustees of reclamation
districts; Irrigation.
BY Mr.. Observation-Disclosures tn
/ erection and furnishing of armories 70
( the National Guard of the State of Cali
lorna, and Tor the issuing OF bonds 70
I the payment of same; Military.
a concurrent Assembly resolution wa
/ introduced by Mr.. Drees requesting al
inquiry intolthe condition of affairs aut
management Of the State Printing Office
State Printing.
! The Committee on Irrigation recon-
mended the passage of Assembly Bill
No. l3S
A resolution was offered by Mr.. Con
/ way that Mrs. }. V. David be appointed
an Assistant Engrossing Clerk. Re
| ferred.
MIR. Taylor offered a resolution tha
the Speaker be requested to notify tht
/ chairmen of the various standing com
mittees of the Assembly to have a meet
ing for the purpose Of fixing dates anC
times OF meeting OF their respective com
mittees. Adopted.
For the third time the bill entitled
''An Act to amend Section SO of tn,
| Penal Code Of California, relating {,
lntmidatlng, corrupting, deceiving. O.
| defrauding electors" was read. Th,
bill provides that for such acts it shall b.
n felony instead Of a misdemeanor. a
now. 1t was passed by a unanimou
/ vote.
The second reading of bills was de
clared in order. Assembly Bill No. ri
amending the Civil Code in relation t.
the mortgaging OF furniture, was con
sidered.
Mr.. Mordecai offered an amendment t,
strike out the words, "upholstering
household furniture, and goods OF al
kinds" The amendment was lost.
Mr.. Mordecai moved to amend the bill
50 as to include growing crops of grain
grapes and truit. Adopted.
Speaker Gould announced the appoint
ment Of T. B. Cronin as Assistant Fill
Clerk.
Adjourned.
THE RAILROAD COMMISSION.