The record-union., 1895-03-07
ASSEMBLY,.

The Assembly was called to order at
10 A. NJ, Speaker Lynch in the chair.
Roll-call showed q quorum present.
Prayer was offered by the Chaplain,
Rev. 0. Summers.
On motion OF Dinkelspiel the read
ing of the journal was dispensed with.
Collins asked that A. B. 609 be placed
on the urgency file, as 1t was a very i'm
portant bill. on motion Of PendleEou, it
was so ordered.
PETITIONS.
Guy presented petition IN favor of the
pIlI appointing an investigating commit
tee.
Glass presented a petition in relation to
the BARRIERS sunday law, which was
relerred TO the Committee on Public
Morals.
Iwisg presented a petition in favor Of
the boiler inspector bill, and Dink kelspiel
presented one in opposition to it, which
was referred TO the Committee on Com
merce and Navigation.
bennett presented petition from citi-
zens OF Ventura County in favor Of
Sunday law, which was referred to the
Committee on Public Morals.
COMMITTEE REPORTS.
Staley, for the Committee on Mileage.
reported tavoraoly the expense account
OF the sUb-Committee on State Hospitals.
Adopted,
Bettman, for the Committee on Public
Morals, reported adversely on a. 3. 1904,
prohibiting newspapers from publishing
advertisements OF lotteries.
OSBORN, 1Cr the Committee on Military
Affairs, reported fayorably on A. J. r.
., relative 10 procuring exchange of
arms nov IN the hands OF the militia for
improved arms in the possession OF the
nited States. and on 4. 3. $50. relating
10 the National Guard, IS amended.
class, Tor the Committee on Public
healtA anu Quarantine, reported favor
ably on \. =. SU2, relating to Gem
corporations, anu recommending that A
B- S-4, relating to com initial Of insane
persons, be referred 70 the Committee on
gudlclaFy-so ordered; adversely on 4.
Is. SZ5, relating 10 detention of insane
persons without trial by jury.
cay, Tor the Committee on NuniciDal
! Corporations, reported fayorao!y on : a.
%: 80, relating 20 the IncUrring OF indebt-
edness by cities, etc, and i. Is. SO. re!at-
ing 10 municipal corporations; adversely
on 4, y. LyJ5, providing FOR tee filing IN
or draining OF lots on which stagnarc
wafer ana other offensive substances are.
ana a Is. 81, providing for grading and
improving streets aud aIleys,
SwIsler, FOR the COMMITTEES on Roads
ana Highways, IspOrted adversely on a.
B- 50, relative 10 abandonment OF pIbIic
highways; majority report favorablv
ana minority adversely on A. y. q33, 20
prevent the running 81 large Of animals
upon public streets and highways.
ElcnarCs, Tor the COMMITTEES on Arrf-
culture, reported adversely on \, B.
IVJ0, 10 provide for scientific aud Oracti-
ca eN E5eElmeutaCIon with poultry cuItura
GnGeE authority OF the State University
PendlelOu, Eor the Committee on Cor
pOrau0ns, reported fayorabIy on a r.
$50, providing Tor 4 Board OF ExzniperH
ior Ihs California State Therapeutic So
c-ety; on \. q. 80. 70 compel street rail-
road com pZnles TO return fare or lis
equivalent where ears have besn stopped
ten minutes or more, as amended; al
versely on \. B. U55, relative TO dealing
II options.
Brusie, for the Committee on Wavzard
Means. reported favor&bIy an 4. s. 80
appropElaL1s -, co Tor yeutiialfur the
Capitol building; on y. s. 81. aDpro9-jar-
ing $3.50 Tor the California LsHa9I,ygrt
publishing Company tor printing the
constitutional amendments, as amended
on i. B. go, appropriating S4075 81 Ia
pay The Italian Publishing COMPANY for
publishing constitutional amendments.