The record-union., 1893-01-16
THE PROCEEDINGS.
a sCANT ATTENDANCE OF THE
ASSEMBLY.
Second Reading of Bills in Order-A
Billet for Long johns
Wilkins.

! Assembly called to order by Speaker
pro tenn Mathews of Tehama.
Roll called and quorum present.
Rev. FL. w. Conry, Chaplain, offered
prayer.
The reading of the minutes was dis
pensed with. Journal approved.
Mr.. Shanahan, Chairman of the Com
mittee on Judiciary, reported recon-
mending the passage of Assembly Bill
No. 8, and recommending that Assembly
Bills Nos. and 73 do not pass.
Mr.. Afford was granted permission to
withdraw Assembly Bill No. Z.
A resolution was offered by Mr.. Shana-
han that warrant be drawn for S56 in
favor of Ed J. Smith, for services rem
dered. Adopted.
Resolution that II. C. Chase be ap-
pointed Assistant Minute Clerk was in
troduced. Referred.
The following bills were introduced:
By Mr.. Eaw-Relating to mining laws
and forming mining districts; Mines and
Mining.
BY Perkins-To pay expense bill of
various newspapers for advertising the
Funded Indebtedness Act: Public Print
ing.
a bill introduced by Mr.. Bulla relates
to the governing of any incorporated city
or town, to refund its Indebtedness and
to issue bonds therefor. Referred to
Municipal Corporation Committee.
BY Perkins-Making an appropriation
to pay expense of various newspapers for
advertising San Francisco Depot Act:
Public Printing. Act making appro-
priation to pay expense advertising the
Act to prohibit the coming of Chinese
mt thiS
grafton. Also to pay for advertising con-
stitutional amendments; Public Printing.
By Duffy--Act establishing uniform
system of county and township govern
ments, relating to the general permanent
powers of Boards of Supervisors; County
and Township Governments.
By Emeric-Relating to violations of
fish laws; Fish and Game.
Second reading Of bills being declared
in order. Assembly Bill No. was read a
second time, ordered engrossed and
passed to third reading.
Mr.. Anderson moved that Assembly
Bill No. 10 be made special order for
| be sent forthwith to the printer. So
ordered
Assembly Bill No. IL (scalpers' bill), by
Mr.. Shanahan, was passed until larger
attendance be present.
Assembly Bill No. y on the file was
passed tenn pOrarlly.
Assembly Bill No. q, relating to iudg-
ment upon failure to answer, was passsd
on-tile.
MIR. O'Keefe submitted a resolution
| that the Sergeant-at-Arms purchase for
each member OF the Judiciary Committee
two file boards. Adopted.
Mr.. Gatey offered a resolution that
John 5. Wilkins l''Long johnny be en-
ployed to take charge of the cloakroom at
s. per diem. Referred
Mr.. Hurley, Chairman of Attaches
Committee, reported recommending that
/. Norton be appointed Assistant History
Clerk at IS, instead of S. per day.
Adopted
Chairman Shanahan of the Judiciary
Committee reported back bill No. b8. ask
ing for a re-reference. Referred To Conn
mittee on Hospitals.
Mr.. Schlesnger moved that his resolu-
ton for the impeachment of the Railroad
Commission be printed forthwith. So
ordered.
Mr.. Anderson moved that when the
House adjourned it be out of respect to
to the memory of Hon. Creed Haymond.
So ordered.
Sergeant-at-Arms Healy notified the
House that the ''well' had been shut up,
and everything removed therefrom with
the exception of the fixtures.
ON motion the hour of adjournment
was fixed until 1880 A. NJ. Monday.
The Committee on Retrenchment re-
ported, recommending that the Superin-
tendent of State Printing have a sewn
copy of all the journals printed during
the week laid on each members desk
every Monday morning. So ordered.
Adjourned