The record-union., 1895-02-18

Gle Al.-Constitutional Amendments.
by Staley-Amending Article Kill,
| reiatlve to revenue and taxation.-Con-
slltutlonal Amendments.
SECOND READING.
| lSwisler in the chair.
The following bills were read the Sec
ond time:
A. b. GO, making an appropriation to
| pay the deficiency in the appropriation
10 pay for the system of heating and VEN
tllatlng established in the Training De-
partment OF the State Normal School at
San Jose. California
A. Is. 2l9, to amend Section 213 of the
Iena! code, read and amended.
a. Is. $50, TO amend Section 461 of the
renal Code, read and amended.
MINING INJUNCTIoNs,
A. B. 56, To amend Section 527. of the
Code OF Civil Procedure, came next. 1t
was reported adversely by majority of
the Judiciary Committee.
cutter said be hoped the House would
sustain the report of the committee The
bill was aimed to injure the Counties of
una, suffer and sacramento. it is an
| injustice to the people of The valley.
! Mckelvey said he did not know whv
the State should bow down to the Coun-
ties of Iuba and Suffer.
NOftn Said 1t was not question of the
State bowling down to Suffer and Yuha
Counties, but allowing a business to be
; carrld on to the destruction OF the val
legs.
Spencer, who was the author of the bill
which provides for the dissolution of in,
functions after twelve months, made a
heated speech in defense Of his bill, claim
ing Cnat IL was an injustice to the miners
10 Tie up their property Indefinitely. He
accused Cutter Of dragging the miners
lAto the controversy, when the bill was
1 n laval
pied that he had not mentioned miners
and Spencer apologized.
1nomas said he was not disposed to
deny the fact that this bill would be a
Denent to the miners. Instead of filming
| Inc miner 5000 or imprisoning him for
900 days, it would reduce his imprison-
lhent 10 year and then dissolve the in
junction ana let him go to work again.
Ahother injunction could then ISSUE if
necessary.
Gutter said that the defendant can como
IN now and move to dissolve the iniunc-
| uon ana nave the case set for trial The
! complaints IN which the injunctions are
based III each instance are against a very
large mum Der of defendants and if the
Dill became law the plaintiffs couu-
ties OF Sacramento, Iuba and Suffer-
would be put to great expense, because
OF having to set the cases and serve all
these defendants with summons, The
only result would be that the defendants
would default, or, if the case came to
trlal, the plaintiff would obtain judgment
ana The lnJunctlOns be made permanent
as the law i'll such matters is absolutely
settled. This seems to be an act of re-
Venge by the miners
BuIla SAID he was generally opposed to
taking final action on bill on It's second
passage, but this question between the
miners and valleys had been so thor
hot 4
stood it, and the fate OF the bill might as
well be settled now
Thomas moved the previous question.
which was ordered, and the bill refused q
second reading by vote OF is ayes to Is
noes. Thomas changed his vote from ave
TO no and gave notice of motion 10 recon
slider.
a. B. :, to provide for the appointment
OF Commissioners for the promotion of
uniformity Of legislation in the United
States.
A. b. 354, to amend Sections 500 and S07
OF an Act to provide for the organization,
incorporation and government of NUM-
clpal corporations.
a. b. ~, TO amend Sections S5l, So and
oo3 of An Act to provide for the organi-
ZaIlon' incorporation, and government OF
municipal corporationsn
A. Is. o04, an Act requiring every cor
poratlon doing business in this State to
pay their employees, and each OF them, at
IeasU once IN each and every month, the
wages earned by such employee.
y. Is. l03, relating to the salary of the
PriVate Secretary OF the Governor.
a. b. sos, relating to the State Board of
HarooE commissioners, and to abolish
the Office of Attorney of the State Board
OF Harbor Commissioners.
4. d. 424, to repeal IAN Act to establish
bureau OF Labor Statistics"
y IL.
General! locating agent in the United
States Land Offices, and declaring the
effect OF selections accepted by the United
States.
At l2:45 P. NJ. the Assembly ad journed
till Monday, at 10 a. NJ.