The record-union., 1895-02-19

dhO ~. ID. OoI, IoldtiuS IO 0rTOrS OF assess
ment-roll, be referred to the special Com
mittee on Revenue and Taxation Revi-
slon-so ordered; recommending that the
authors OF A. Is. 81, relating to divorce
trials; a. E. 663, as to when place or trial
may be changed a. B. 100, providing for
Deputies for the Attorney a. b.
100, relating to exemptions; A. Is. 81, re-
lating to periods Of limitations, and \. b.
so, relating to foreclosures, be allowed to
withdraw them; favorably on a. b. 5l7,
relating to legal holidays; A. b. 546, re-
lating to State archives; A. b. $50,
relating to lien of judgment of Fed
eral Courts; A. b. 69l, relating to in
functions; A. b. 733, relating to parent
and child; A. Is. $50, relating to appoint
ment of aliens to positions; a. &. $685. re-
lating to delivery of real estate to heirs;
a. b. $40, relating to place where debtor
shall be required to answer concerning
| his property; a. 3. SD, respecting re-
moval from office of Justices of Peace;
A. b. SIT, relative to the production of
property OF decedents; adversely on A.
b. 463, relating to allowances of executors
and administrators; a. b. 46S, adding
Section 1867 to the Code of Civil Proceed
ure; a. B. GIL, relating to semi-annual
returns by Public Administrator; a. b.
6S3, relative to trial and grand jurors; A.
b. 6SS, TO amend Section 946 of Code of
Civil Procedures; a. b. 692, in relation to
remedial powers Of courts; A. B. a. for
liking boundaries OF lands; A. b. 1913, to
prevent bringing suits for gam bling debts;
y. b. 7SS, relating TO appointment and
number of Notaries; \. b. sos, relating
to accounting by executors. etc, and 4.
b. 6l4, pertaining TO accounts of
guardians.
Phelps, for the Committee on Retrench-
ment, presented report of the sub-com-
mlttee that visited the Preston School at
lone. They found that the cost of the
administration building had been en-
HANGED by needless ornamentatiOn; that
the administration building is poorly
adapted in many respects for its uses;
that the buildings erected by the present
trustees are plain and durable and adj
mirably adapted to the uses they were
designed for; If the water supply proves
ample in dry seasons it will give suf-
fcient power
The report recommends the purchase
of ninety acres OF land for garden and
the disposal of sewage, if II can be bought
for 81, 800. The I20 inmates seem con-
tented and are doing we'll, and the Su-
perlntendenJ receives many letters from
parents, asking how they can get their
children into the school. 1t will require
sou, 900 to $40, 900 for additional buildings
to accommodate 800 boys, the institution
now being crowded. AT the present rate
OF increase, 597 boys will be there by Jan
uary l, 1897, and it will require $1,000 for
erection OF cottages for each 100 boys, or
Sl20, 900 in all. The committee suggests
that, to prevent boys and girls from be-
ing sent to this school and Whittier,
simply to get rid of them, the county
from which they are sent be made re-
spOnSiDle for their maintenance, and the
parents made responsible to The county.
The school, the committee thinks, should
have been located near Folsom. The adj
mlnistration OF superintendent Banks is
well spoken OF.
Brusie, for the Committee on Ways and
Means, reported favorably on A. b. 74S,
for appointment of d Capitol electrician
and fireman; \. b. 800, for expenses in
CURED in transportation of children to
the W hitler School; a. b. SOB, to pay I'M
paid warrants for coyote scaIps; A. B.
6l6, authorizing the Clerk of the Supreme
Court 10 furnish his office with steel rec
ord cases; A. b. l29. appropriating s., 900
Tor I'm prOyenent OF grounds OF san lose
Normal School; A. b. 5l2, tor payment of
claim OF James y. kearney; 4. b. 533, to
pay deficiency for heating and yenulating
San Jose Normal School; $. b. 29I, detic-
ienCy appropriation for Senate contin-
gent expenses; recommending \. 3, IT,
10 pay deficiency for support of Folsom
Prison; recommending 4. =. $40 as a
substitute for A. b. 2l6, for payment for
advertising constitutional amendments.
So ordered.
Bulla moved that the substitute be re-
ferred to the Committee on Ways and
Means, but the motion was lost.
The committee also reported adversely
on a. b. 6Io, Tor purchase Of the Coulter
vile and osemlte turnpike road; i. b.
40, for the relief OF john c. Pelton; \. =.
80, to appropriate money of the NIendo-
Gina Insane Asylum from the special
fund; A. b. 6l5, authorizing the Clerk of
the supreme Court TO recover old
records, and y. b. 80, for survey and To-
cation OF free wagon road from Mari
posa to the Osemite Valley; recommend
ing the substitution OF ). b. 81 for A. b.
635, for elevator attendants salary: the
substitution of 5. 3. IS for a. b. I64, TO
prevent deception in sale of butter and
cheese, and that OF $, i. 431. making an
appropriation for the deficiency for post
age, ETC., in the Secretary of States Office,
for A. b. 454-so ordered; recommending
that the authors Of y. BIS. IA and 81 be
allowed to withdraw them, as they are
covered elsewhere; favOrably on y. b.
sos, providing for deputies for the At
torney-General; i. b. 2lS. authorizing
the Controller TO refurnish his office: 4.
Is. 246, to pay deficiency for the forestry
stations; y. b. 429, authorizing the State
Treasurer to appoint one clerk; a. b.
500, to pay funeral expenses Of the late
Secretary of State Waite, and y. b. COL.
to pay rent Of office OF Bureau of Labor
Statistics.
RESOLUTIONS.
Resolutions were offered and disposed
of as follows:
By Hatheld-That the Sergeant-at-
Arms be required to distrbu copies OF
all amended bills 10 each member of the
Assembly and others who are entitled to
them. Adopted.
BY Cutter-That the Controller be in
structed to draw his warrant for so in
favor Of John hOfOrd. Referred to Com
mittee on Ways and Means.
By ThOmas-Directing the Controller
to draw his warrant for S54 in favor Of the
Chief Clerk, for telegraphing a. J. r. 20
to Washington. Adopted.
PETITIONS.
Petitions were presented by Hall and
Osborn for the passage of a Sabbath law.
Referred to the Committee on Public
Morals.
Waymire. for the Committee on Con-
sttutional Amendments, reported adj
versely on a. Z. A. y, amending Section
: Of Article l., relative to trial by jury; \.
Z. \. b. amending Article NN. by add
ing three sections; 4. G. \. %, relative to
the hours OF labor; \. G. y. 70, relative to
submitting legislative enactments TO a
vote OF the people; y. Z. a. 81, relative to
the contingent eX penses of the Senate and
Assembly; y. Z. \. p, relative to the
manner OF choosing United States SEN
atOrs; tavorably on ~. {. a. 20, limiting
the contingent expenses ofthe Senate ana
Assembly; and adversely on \. c. \. IL,
relative to the public school system, and
a. &. a. p, relative to the mode of voting.
y resolution by McKelvey referring 4.
B. ass 10 the Committee on Ways and
Means.
y telegram was read from a. B. Roache,
Master of the California State Grange,
hoping the combined action OF all repre-
sentatiyes would secure the enactment of
the Luhln proposition into laws, and
thus save apriculture from ruin 1t was