The record-union., 1895-03-11
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posed it, as he considered it would be
dangerous measure to pass.

posed it, as he considered it would be a
dangerous measure to pass.
Buila said it would be better to let IL 60
to second reading and discuss it on It's
passage: He was opposed to the bill.
The bill was read the second time.
Substitute for S. 3. 544, relating to al
ternate jurors, was read the second time.
Substitute for S. B. 449. to appropriate
the sum of sea, $50, to be expended by the
trustees of the Whittier State School, at
w hitler, Los Angeles County, in max
ing improvements and repairs at said
w Whittier State School. was read the
second time and Considered in Committee
OF the Whole and Belshaw said that the
amendments Of the Assembly bill should
be added to the Senate bill. On his mo-
ton the committee reported progress and
asked leave to sit again and the report
was adopted.
Laugenour gave notice of motion to re-
consider the vote by which A. B. 45S was
refused third reading.
>. B. 20, tolnSure preference in appoint
ment, employment, and retention there
In IN the public service of the State of
California, and municipalities, villages
and counties of the State of California, to
ex-Union soldiers of the late war, was
read the second time.
On motion of Laugenour, all motions
for reconsideration were postponed till
Monday.
). b. GIG, relating to the maintenance of
civil actions by executors and adminis-
traitors; ;. Is. 12l, relating to actions to
determine adverse claims to property;
:. b. 4O2, relating TO the proof and record
ing OF maps OF real estate; s. b. 434, relat
ing TO the severance and removal of fix
lures and improvements upon mortgaged
property, and s. B. 235, to amend an Act
Tor the more etfectual prevention of
cruelty to animals. by adding thereto two
new sections regarding the disposition OF
old, manned, and diseased animals, and
relating to the definition OF the word
'empowered," to be known, respectively,
as Section IL and Section 49,, were read
the second time.
S. b. 43, to provide for the purchase of
additional grounds for the State Insane
Asylum at Napa; S. B. 63I making an
appropriation to pay the deficiency in the
appropriation for payment Of transporta-
ton of children to the State Reform
School for Juvenile Offenders for the
forty-tourth fiscal year, and substitute
5. b. 16l, to provide for the COM
pletion and termination OF the duties
of the Board OF State Viticultural
Commissioners, the final disposition
and transfer of all properties OF the
State in its possession, and the repeal
OF all laws and parts of laws relating to
It's organization. powers and duties, were
conSldered in Committee of the Whole
and recommended for passage.
Lynch offered q resolution that the AS
sembly pass the rest Of the day IN con-
sideration of the urgency file and that
only such bills be considered as no OBJ
jections were raised to. Adopted.
ON motion OF North, the motion was
reconsidered, and on motion OF Laird.
reports of committees were in order.
Laird, for the Committee on State
Prisons, reported that the Committee had
no further use for its clerk.
Spencer, for the Committee on Election
Laws, made a similar report
Laird, for the Committee on State
Prisons, reported favorably on S. c. r. 8,
relative to the employment of convicts in
State Prisons.
A. B. 564, requiring every corporation
doing business in this State to pay their
employees, and each OF them, at least once
in each and every month, the wages
earned by such employe. was read the
third time aud passed on file.
Every bill that came up thereafter was
objected to by some member, and after
several motions to adjourn and to take a
recess, which were lost, at 4:45 p. NJ, on
motion of Lynch, the Assembly ad-
Journed till Monday at IA. VI.