The record-union., 1893-02-21

DS hAdyson-RelaLlve to county, city,
city and county Boards of Election Com
missioners; referred to Committee on Ap-
portionment and Election Laws. Also.
bill relating to Grand Juries: Judiciary.
by herns-To appropriate money TO
pay the claim OF John \. johnson;
Claims.
Highway Committee; Roads and High
ways.
BY Anderson-To amend Sections 400
and 40 of the Political Code; Judiciary.
Assembly Bill No. 80, appropriating
$4,000 for public road from Mariposa TO
the osemite Valley, was made special
order for this morning after the reading
of the journal.
Senate Bill No. III, for the erection OF
an additional wing to the main building
OF the California Home for the Care and
Training OF Predetermined Children at
Glen Ellen, was read third time and
passed by a vote of A ayes to no.
Assembly Bill No. 734, providing for an
appropriation for the purpose of coInplet-
ing and preserving Suffers Fort, was
read for the first time.
Assembly Bill No. l65, to appropriate
SI5, ~ 70 TO pay the salary OF the Com
missioner of Immigration, was given a
hrst reading.
Assembly Bill No. 166, to appropriate
S2, 800 to pay the salary of Deputy Com
missioner Of immigration, was read first
time.
Assembly Bill No. 797, appropriating
$4,000 for the contingent expenses of the
Assembly, was read second time
The following bills We're introduced:
BY Kahn-Relating TO the collection of
property taxes; Judiciary. Also, bill
making appropriation to pay for the
transportation of children to the Reform
School for Juvenile Offenders.
Committee substitute for Assembly Bill
No. 679 was read second time, and as
amended ordered engrossed and to third
reading.
The Committee on Forestry reported
favorably on Assembly Bill y o. 727.
The Ways and Means ask ed the passage
of substitute for Assembly Bill No. 449,
to provide for the payment of the princi-
pal and interest due on certain Control
ler's warrants drawn on the war loan
fund Of the State Treasury. Also, AS
sembly Bill No. ~, making an appro-
puatlon for costs of suits in which the
State is party in interest. Also, in rela-
ton to the location OF the place of busi-
ness Of the y Yosemite Valley Commits
sioners. Also, Assembly Bill No. 7O2,
relating to the location OF the office of the
Railroad Commissioners. Also, Assem-
bly, Bill No. 729, making appropriation to
pay the claims OF Ii. p. Dyer, +. f.
Dyer, G. a. Granger, CASTOR Goldsmith
and p. Reddy. Also, Assembly Bill No.
~, making an appropriation for the re-
lief of Nj. Southmayd. Also, Assembly
Bill No. 5lO to provide a Home for In
curables. Also, Senate Bill No. lib, to
appropriate money to prevent the intro
ductiOn of contagious diseases. Also,
Assembly Bill No 6O4, to pay the claim
of John Mullan. Also, Senate Bill No.
~ 1ati Il
equipment of the Deaf, Dumb and Blind
Asylum. Against the passage of Assem-
bly, Bill No. 70S, establishing a commits
sion for the revision of the laws of Cali
fornia.
Senate Constitutional Amendment No
IA, relating to the formation OF new coun-
ties, was made a special order for to-day
at l. o'clock noon.
Assembly Bill No. 276, to amend Sec
ton 2684 of the Political Code, was read
third time and passed by a vote of II
ayes. Title approved.
Assembly Bill No. 29S, compelling Bank
Commissioners to receive semi-annual
reports of all banks, was read third time
and passed by vote of 40 ayes to l no.
Title approved.
4 committee of five was appointed to
visit Golden Gate Park in San francisco.
The committee consists of Messrs.
Brownie, Pendleton, Schlesinger, Marks
and O'Keefe.
Assembly Bill No. 296. to provide for
work upon streets, alleys, lanes, courts,
places and sidewalks, and for the con-
struction OF sewers within municipalities.
was read third time and passed 10y vote
of 45 ayes. Title approved.
\ resolution was introduced bv Mr..
Mordecai that, after the 25th instant, the
service of all committee clerks be dis
pensed with, except the clerks to the
Committees on Ways and Means, Judici-
airy, Corporations and County and Town
ship Governments; referred to the Com
mIttee on Public Expenditures and Ac-
counts.
Assembly Bill No. 277, to prevent the
sale of short-weight rolls of butter, was
read third time and passed by vote of
SO ayes. Title approved.
Assembly Bill No. 265, to provide for
payment of the claim of S603 10 of c.. c.
Rockford, was read third time and passed
by vote Of 81 ayes to 4 noes. Title ap-
proved.
Assembly Bill No. 90, to prevent de-
ception in the manufacture and sale of
butter and cheese, and to appropriate
money for its enforcement, was read third
time and passed by a vote of As ayes to 3
noes. Title approved.
Assembly Bill No. III, to provide for
the planting, maintenance and care of
shade trees upon streets, lanes, alleys
courts and places within municipalities
and of hedges upon the lines thereof; also,
for the eradication of certain weeds within
city limits, was read third time and
passed by vote of 40 ayes to noes.
Title approved.
Recess.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
A resolution introduced bv Mr..
O'keefe, that when the House adiourns
it be out of respect to the memory of the
late Judge Hastings, was adopted by a
rising vote.
Mr.. GateIy arose to question of privi-
lege and denied the charges made in a
san Francisco paper that he was
bounced out of the Folsom prison and
that he had had hot words with Warden
Aull while visiting that institution Sun
day.
The following bills were introduced:
By Ways and Means Communicable
provide for the erection and construction
in the general ferry and passenger depot,
now under the course of construction in
San Francisco, for the accommodation of
certain persons, officers and commissions
of the State and appropriating Sl0O, 900
therefor; Commerce and Navigation.
BY Brownlie-Appropriat $40, 900 for
the relief of Emile Martinoni, who was
shot by an officer in pursuit of a thief;
Claims.
By Boyce-To extend the jurisdiction
of the State Board of Harbor Commits
siOners over Channel street and other
basins and canals in San Francisco;
Commerce and Navigation. Also, to pro-
mote drainage; Water Rights and Drain
age.
By O'Neill-Relating to officers of
townships; County and Township Gov
ernments. Also, authorizing Boards of
Trustees of municipal corporations to x
rates for water; Municipal Corporations.
By Schroebel-To amend Section % of
the Political Code, relating to Boards of
Supervisors; County and Township Gov
ernmentS.