The record-union., 1893-02-25

! SAAN bAAeAe oLlO0ANA DC SesllSIdCLOIy
| 10 all concerned.
Senator Seawell Insisted that his mi
norlty report, or substitute, which pro-
! Vldes Tor reaSsessment commencing as
lar back as 1873, be also read and such an
1 order was made.
carpenter moved the adoption of the
committee substitute.
Seawel then spoke at length in favor
OF his minority substitute.
Ihe debate occupied the entire fore
| noon, the speakers being Senators Car
penter, Seawell, Ostrom, Berry and Orr.
III was agreed 10 resume the discussion
IN the afternoon. Before taking recess
Assembly messages We're taken up, and
! Assembly Bill No. 800, relative 10 the
Mariposa wagon road, was read and
placed on the Senate file in the place OF
Its counterpart.
Recess.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Roll call. Quorum present.
Senator Ford asked permission to sub
nit the report of the committee ap-
| pointed to visit the Whittier Reform
School. The report was allowed and
placed on file, when the President de-
clared further action on the minority re-
port OF the assessment bill TO be in order.
Senator Blu urke took the floor and spoke
against the majority substitute. he was
followed by Senators Seawell and Car
PS4t'SAf WIZ hCDdlSC ILS 1uGSllOu pro
and con.
The special order for reading Assem-
bly, bills then interviewed and the debate
was postponed until $3.50 o'clock.
Ihe following Assembly bills were
read the third time and passed finally:
Assembly Bill No. q, to amend Sec
ton 300 of the Civil Code.
Assembly Bill No. ia, to provide for
the organization, incorporation and gov
ernment of towns
Assembly Bill No. 1876, making an ap-
! preparation TO pay the deficiency in the
| appropriation for the transportation of
insane for the forty-third fiscal year.
Assembly Bill No. 427, making an ap-
| preparation to pay the deficiency in the
! appropriation for the transportation of
! prisoners for the forty-third fiscal year.
Substitute for Assembly Bill No. l44
! prohibiting prize-hghting.
Assembly Concurrent Resolution No
! IA, relative to requesting the Supreme
| Court of the United states to hear and
determine the action in which the State
of California is plaintiff in error, and the
| san Pablo and Tulare Railroad Company
| IS defendant IN error, was read a third
| time and went upon its final passage
! Adopted.
Assembly Bill No. 2l, having been re-
turned from the printer, was, on motion
! OF Senator Orr, called up for the third
reading and went on its final passage
Passed. Title approved. The bill was
referred to the Assent bly,.
| Assembly Bill No 81, to authorize the
| husband or wife, or next of kin, of de-
| ceased person to collect and receive of
! any bank any deposit in such bank when
the same does not exceed the sum of $780,
! was read the second time and ordered to
| a third reading.
| On motion of Senator OStrom, Assem-
| bly, Concurrent Resolution No. :, to
| abolish the Railroad Commission. and
which was special order for 10 o'clock
A. NJ. yesterday, was made a special order
| for $3.50 P. NJ. next Monday.
A $3.50 argument on the reassessment
bill was resumed, Senator Carpenter tax
| ing the floor.
The roll was then called on the Seawell
! substitute, and it was defeated by the fol-
! lowing vote:
Ayes-Arms, Biggy, Burke, Dunn,
Earl, Fay, Gesford, Hoyt, Langford, Nc
| Allister, McGowan, Martin, Mathews,
| Mitchell, Ostrom, Seawel, Whitehurst
and Wilson'S.
Noes-Bailey, Berry, Broderick, Camp
| bell, Carpenter, Denison, Everett, Flint
| Ford. Goucher, Harp. Hart, Maher. Ma
honey, Orr, Ragsdale, Seymour, Shippee,
Simpson, Streeter, VOORHEES, and viii
| iams-22.
The roll was called on the committees
substitute and it was adopted by the fol-
| lowing vote:
Ayes-Bailey. Berry, Broderick, Camp
| bell, Carpenter, Denison, Everett, Flint,
/ Ford, Goucher, Harp, Hart, Maher, Ma
| honey, Orr, Ragsdale Seymour, Shippee,
| Simpson, Streeter, Voorhies and Viii
! liams-Z2.
Noes-Arms, Buggy, Burke, Dunn.
| Earl, Fay, Gesford, Hoyt, Langford, Me-
Allister, McGowan, Martin, Mathews,
Mitchell, Ostrom, Seawell, Whitehurst
and Wilson-lS.
The substitute was amended slightly
and then ordered on file for third reading
EVENING SESSION.
Several committee reports were received
and then the rules were suspended in
order that Mr.. VOORHEES, might Introduce
two bills to pay the deficiency in the ap-
preparation for the expenses of the Lieu
tenant
The following bills were read the third
time and passed finally:
Committee substitute for Senate Bill
1858, to regulate the fees of County Clerks in
| estates of deceased persons, of minors and
of ofincompetent persons
Senate Bill No. 555 to amend the Code
of Civil Procedure, relating to actions for
the foreclosure Of mortgages.
Senate Bill No. 70, to amend the Civil
Code.
Mahers bill changing the time for pub
fishing bank statements was defeated.
and the author gave notice of motion to
reconsider.
The special file was next taken up and
the following bills were read the first
time:
Senate Bill No. I73, making appropria-
tions for the purchase of jute machinery
and the erection of buildings for the
manufacture of jute goods for the State
| Prison at Folsom.
Senate Bill No. 304, making an appro-
priation for the erection of buildings and
for the purchase of machinery to be used
| in the manufacture of ice, to be used at
the State Prison at Folsom.
Senate Bill No. I75, authorizing the
State Board of Prison Directors to estab-
lish a cordage factory at the Folsom State
| Prison.
Senate Bill No. 327, to appropriate
money to pay the interest on State bonds
belonging to the University of California
Senate Bill No. 65S, making an appro-
! priation for editing the manuscript Of the
| State Mineralogist.
Senate Bill No. COL, making an appro-
priation to pay for lithographing Chinese
| certificates.
| Senate Bill No. GEO, to provide for the
| payment of interest on the outstanding
! bonds of the State of California held in
! trust for the University fund and the
| State school fund.
| Senate Bill No. 705, making an appro-
! prlation to pay the deficiency in the ap-
| preparation for the States portion of
salaries of Judges of the Superior Court
| Mahoney offered resolution that
! three members of the Commerce Com
| mittee be permitted to visit San Fran
| cisco and inspect the seawalI. Adopted.
/ Senate Bill No. 742, making an appro-
| priation to pay the deficiency in the an