The record-union., 1893-01-21


BY Mathews of Tehama-An Act au-
thorZIng the Superintendent of State
PRINTING to have prepared and printed an
index to all the laws OF California; Public
Printing.
BY Lynch-Relative to an Act granting
a right of way and station grounds to the
Southern California Railway Company
over a portion of the asylum grounds in
the county Of San Bernardino; State
1 Printing.
BY Jacobsen-An Act relative to the
establishing uniform system Of county
ana township governments; County and
Township Governments.
by LaRue-To provide for the payment
4 10 the stockton Insane Asylum Directors
certain sums of money for the paving of
california street in Stockton; State Hos
/ pitals.
by Kennedy-An Act to establish a
uniform system of county and township
governments; County and Township
/ Governments.
/ BY Thomas of Nevada-An Act to de-
! me express companies, and 10 prescribe
Z tions.
eBy Cusick-Relating to the sale and use
% opium, and any preparation thereof;
FuDlc Morals. Also, an Act to declare
4 arrangements, contracts, agreements,
4 trusts or combinations in restraint Of
traue ana production unlawful, ana to fix
/ the penalty therefor; Labor and Capital.
/ By Cusick-Kelating to the better pro-
! tectlon of stock holders OF corporations;
! Corporations
/ BY Misunderstanding appropriation to
4 pay ior transportation Of prisoners for the
! Iofty-thlrd fiscal year; Ways and Means.
Also, making appropriation to pay the
! dencIency in the appropriation for the
4 transportation OF insane for the forty
thlrd fiscal year; Ways and Means.
! By Raw-Authorizing the State Board
/ OF PRISON Directors TO establish an ice
factory at the Folsom State Prison; State
/ Prisons.
By Thomas of Nevada-An Act provid-
! ing Ior the better protection of stock hold
! ers in corporations; Corporations. Also,
relating to the laws for the preservation
OF game and animals; Fish and Game.
Ihe Committee on Apportionment and
/ Election Laws reported back Assembly
/ Bill No. S, entitled AN Act to promote
the purity OF elections" with a recon-
mendatlon that it pass as amended.
! The Federal Relations Committee re-
/ ported back with recommendation that
Assembly Joint Resolution No IL, rela-
tive to puble building at Eureka; AS
sembly Joint Resolution No. 8, relative
to foreign immigration to the United
states; Assembly Joint Resolution No.
/ Z, relative to the election of United States
u
No. II, relative to the increase and equal
lzatlon of the pay of letter carriers, do
| pass.
/ The same committee recommended the
passage of Assembly Bill No. 169, an
Act to cede jurisdiction to the United
States over certain lands. That Assembly
/ Bill NO. % be referred to the Judiciary
Committee That Assembly Joint Reso-
luton No. 10, relative TO the retunding Of
moneys to certain settlers on Government
lands in Fresno, Monterey and San
Benito Counties, as amended, be adopted.
| That Assembly Joint Resolution No, s.
relative to the payment of the debt which
the Pacific railroads owe the State, with
amendments, do pass.
The Committee on Engrossment re-
ported that bill No. II, had been properly
engrossed.
! Mr. Mordecai presented petition from
citizens of Fresno County, tavoring the
appointment Of an additional judge.
judiciary Committee
| Under the heading of special orders.
the following was taken up;
Assembly Bill No. 9.-An Act to amend
Section 40 of the Code of Civil Pro-
cedure, relative to the serving of sum-
mons and complaint.
MIR. tinlayson offered an amendment.
! which was adopted, and the bill was or
dered engrossed and to a third reading,
Mr. Sims moved that Senate Concur
rent Resolution No. 3, be taken up out
OF order. So ordered.
The concurrent resolution is relative to
| the investigation Of the Home for the
Care and Training of Feeble-minded
! Children at Glen Ellen, Sonoma County.
/ The resolution was read and adopted.
! Assembly Bill No. 81, TO authorize the
/ husband or wife, or next Of kin, of a de-
! ceased person to collect and receive of
any bank any deposit in such bank when
the same do not exceed the sum OF $500.
was read a second time. Passed on file.
Leave of absence was granted the
| special committee appointed to investi-
! gate the Home for the Adult Blind at
1 Oakland until Monday.
Assembly Bill No. 100, an Act to pro-
vide for a day of rest from labor, was
read the first time and passed to a second
reading.
On motion of Buckley adjourned until
to-day.