The record-union., 1893-02-20

senoly Bill No. l06, relating to the dis
trloution OF community property. Ask
ing the passage of Assembly Bills Nos.
100, ~ and lS6.
Ways and Means-Favoring the pas
sage as amended of bills making appro-
prlallons to pay the claims of L. w. Mel
YIN, Patrick Begley, John McGrath,
Maurice Sheehan, A. j. Bourn, Michael
Denzer, Chapman Il Co, widow of
Thomas Springer and the California
Sp1T5t Of the Times. Also, making ap-
preparation for Suffers Fort.
State ospitals-Favoring the passage
OF Assembly Bill No. 663, to regulate the
practice OF veterinary surgery and medi-
cine.
The following bills were introduced:
by GodchauX-Authorizing corpora
lions and persons engaged in the
sIaughterlng and packing business to
issue certlhcates and warehouse receipts
on their own products while in their Gus
tody and control; Corporations.
by Standart-Repealing the Act pro-
Vldlng Tor the submission OF amend
ments to the Constitution; Judiciary.
BY Mathews of Misunderstanding to
the levy OF taxes; Ways and Means.
by Manipulating appropriation to
| pay the deficiency in the appropriation
for expenses OF Supreme Court; Ways
and Means. Also relating to errors; etc.,
on the assessment roll; Judiciary.
BY Fenlayson-To provide for the re-
demption OF lands sold for taxes or ASSESS
ments; Judiciary.
by Casterllne-To validate proceedings
1or the reorganization or incorporation of
municipal corporations.
On motion OF Anderson Senate Bill No.
4Ul, TO authorize suits against the State,
was substituted for Assembly Bill No.
314 and read first time
Senate Bill No. 30, relating to crimes
against public health, was substituted for
Assembly Bill No. $50 and read first
time.
Mr.. Conway offered joint resolution
relative to the erection and construction
OF the San tranciSco Postolfice building
On motion OF Mathews of Tehama the
State Controller was authorized to draw
ms warrant for Sl1l 40, mileage expenses
OF the committee appointed to investigate
the Home for the Adult Blind.
a subcommittee OF four of the Com
mefce and Navigation Committee was
granted leave of absence for the purpose
OF visiting the harbor of San Francisco.
The resolution appointing Joseph Cur
rlngton and ii. NJ. Wood enrolling clerks
at a per diem of So was adopted
Senate Bill No. l34, to establish a uni
form system of mine bell signals to be
used in all the mines operated in the
State OF California, ard for the protection
OF miners, was read second time and or
dered TO third reading.
Senate Bill No 9, TO declare certain tide
lands public grounds, and granting the
same to the county Of San Mateo, in trust
for the use of the public, was read second
time and ordered to third reading.
Assembly Bill No. G94, to insure prefer
ence in appointment, employment, and
retention therein, in the public service. to
eX- mon soldiers of the late war. was
read second time and ordered to a third
reading.
Mr. Kahn was granted leave of absence
from The afternoon session.
Assembly Bill No. 3I5, appropriatinq
the sum of $4,000 to defray the costs and
expenses of suits and legal proceedings
to be commenced and prosecuted by the
Attorney-General to quiet the title to the
| Oakland water front, san Antonio Creek
and its bays and estuaries, and the A la
meda water front, was substituted for
Assembly Bill No. 81; read first time and
| ordered TO a second reading.
Mr.. Shanahan moved that Assembly
| Bills Nos. l2S, 100, l30 and I3l. on file. be
! taken up out of order and read first time.
as they were of paramount importance.
| Mr.. Anderson objected to taking up
| bills out of their order, even though they
| were OF importance, as a hardship would
be worked on other bills previously in
| troduced.
! The bills under consideration relate to
! the incorporation of railroad, wagon road
and telegraph corporations. A division
OF the House was called and the motion
was lost.
Assembly Bill No. 1872, to provide for
the building and furnishing of three cot
tages for use as residences of the resident
physician at the Napa State Asylum for
the Insane, and making an appropriation
therefor, was passed on nile.
Assembly Bill No. 366, making an ap-
preparation for the erection of an addi-
| tional building Tor the State Normal
School at San Jose, was passed on file.
Assembly Bill No. 2, making an appro-
priation to pay the deficiencies in the ap-
preparation for costs of suits in which the
State is party in interest, for the tortieth,
forty first, forty-second and torty-third
fiscal years, was placed upon its final pas
sage and carried.
Senate Bill No. 1872, to appropriate
money for the completion of the building
of the Preston School of industry at lone.
and for furnishing and equipping the
same was read a third time and placed
upon its final passage. Passed, ayes 80,
noes /.
Assembly Bill No. 23l, to appropriate
money for the completion OF the building
of the Preston School of Industry at
lone, and tor furnishing and equipping
the same, was passed on file.
Senate Bill No. ., providing for the Sc
lection, condemnation and purchase of
site and the erection of a State building
in san Francisco, and making an appro-
priation therefor, was read the second
time and ordered to a third reading.
Assembly Bills Nos. 2O6, POI and 2OS
were passed on file.
Senate Bill No. III, to provide for the
erection OF an additional wing to main
building of the California Home for Fee
bleMinded Children, at Glen Ellen. was
taken up. The committee amendments
to the bill were read and the House went
into Committee of the Whole for action
upon the report The committee re-
ported the bill back with recommends
ton to pass. Ordered to third reading.
Mr.. Anderson moved to pass all AS
sembly constitutional amendments on
| file, to be taken up at evening sessions.
Adopted.
Assembly Bill No. 81, to amend Sections
| 1903, 1923, 1865, 1883, 1439, 1916, 1917. 1886.
1915, 1911, 1913, 1850, 1851, 1867, 1858, 1904,
1857, 1858, I565 1892, 1897, 1898, 1899 and
! 1918. and to repeal Sections 1918. 1919, I522.
1928, 1924, 1876, 1929, 1880, 1881, 1882, 1888,
| 1887, 1888, 1899, 1910, 154l, 1912, 1913. 1914,
1919 and 1906, and add four new sections,
| to be designated as 1876 l554t, 1892 and
| 1871 of an Act OF the Legislature entitled
IAN Act to establish Code of Civil Pro-
! cedure," approved March II, 1873, all re-
lating to estates OF deceased persons, was
read third time and went to it's final
! passage. Passed-ayes 54. Title ap
Assembly Bill No. So, to amend Sec
| tions I76s, l770, 1777, 17SS and l7S9, and re-
| pealing Sections 177S, l7Sl, 17S2, 1888, 1884,
| l7S5, 1856 and 1877 of an Act of the Legis-
lature entitled IAN Act to establish
| Code of Civil Procedure" approved
| March II, 1873, was read third time and
went upon its final passage. Passed
ayes 81. Title approved.
Motion was made to transmit Assembly
| Bills Nos. s. and So to the Sonata