The record-union., 1895-02-02


On whom service can be made.
>. b. 367, 10 provide for the better pro-
lection and security of life and property,
and Tor the appointment OF an examining
engineer, TO license engineers of portable
ana stationary steam engines and boil
ers; to establish the duties and compen-
sauon OF said engineers.
,. b. 42l, to amend an Act to provide
Tor the organization, incorporation and
government of municipal corporations.
A. Is. 70, relating to time allowed for
commencing work and completing the
same, under rights of way granted by
municipal corporations.
,. Is. $50, relating to the powers and
duties OF Commissioners.
;. b. %, directing the State Board of
Harbor Commissioners to constructs a cer-
tain portion Of the harbor embankment,
or seawall, of the port of San Francisco.
.. Is. TO, empowering the Board of State
harbor Commissioners to lay out and
improve certain property on the westerly
SIDE OF East street, in the city and county
OF san Francisco.
At 2:3O P. NJ. the Senate adjourned, 10
meet at P. NJ. next Monday.
ASSEMBLY.
The Assembly was called to order
at $40 A. NJ. yesterday, Speaker Lynch in
the chair.
Rolt-call showed quorum present.
Prayer was offered by the Chaplain,
Rev. .. Summers.
On motion of Staley, the reading of the
Journal was dispensed with.
The leave of absence to the visiting
Committee on Prisons was extended till
Tuesday
Powers was granted leave of absence
Il flNtL Il IN
DWyer, Lewis, Butler and Belshaw were
granted leave OF absence till Monday.
SPECIAL ORDER.
a. B. 449, relating to agricultural socie-
ties and allowing stock holders, in case of
DOUBT OF the legality of the organization
OF thelr society, to reorganize, which was
special order, was read the third time.
Belshaw in the chair
Phelps said that the Committee on Re-
trenchment had a bill on the same sub
Ject, and he would like this bill 10 be re-
lerred TO that committee.
Lynch explained that the bill had moth
ing 10 do with agricultural societies, but
SIMPLY with the stock, as had been stated,
and Phelps withdrew his request.
The Act was passed: ayes q, noes 0.
Lynch in the chair.
"A. d. l32, an Act 10 provide for the or
ganlZatlon and management of county
third time and passed; ayes Oh noes l.
COMMITTEE REPORTS.
Weyse, for the Committee on Attaches.
reported on the resolution offered by Reid
for the appointment of a committee to
revise the revenue laws, with amend
ments made by the committee, providing
for the employment of an expert and
clerk iOr the commission.
Reed, Mchelvey and Hatfield spoke
,,rrt.~
citing the urgent need of their work and
the deplcrable condition of the revenue
laws. Cutter also spoke in favor OF the
resolution. The resO luton was adopted.
Jones, for the Committee on Labor and
Capital, reported on a. B. I'D, recurring
corporations TO pay their employees at
least once month, recommending a. Z.
564 as a substitute. Adopted.
Dodge, for the Committee on County
and township Governments, reported
adversely on y. B. 270, providing for a
stenographer for the Coroner Of each
county OF 100. 600 inhabitants; recommend
ing that A. B. 422, relating to formation
OF sanitary districts, pass as amended;
that y. Is. 40, authorizing payment for
services III counties formerly OF the tenth
class, now OF the thirteenth, be referred to
the Committee on Judiciary.
Naymlre, for the Committee on Consti-
tutlonaI Amendments, reported favor
ably on a. g. a. 10, appropriating s., 800
for heating and ventilating the old Los
Angeles Normal School.
Phelps, for the Committee on Retranch-
nent, reported adversely on A. b. 500,
liking bounty on coyote scalps; also,
recommending that the authors OF 4, b.
81, repeating the Coyote Scalp Act: A. B.
81, Tor the relief OF iDsolveut debtors, and
a. B. lS2, abolishing the Bureau of Dor
statistics. be allowed to withdraw them;
also, majority report in favor OF \, b.
l03, relating to the salary OF the Govern
or's Private Secretary; a. b. $50, abolish
ing the Office OF attorney to. the State
Board OF Health and San Francisco
Board OF Health; y. B. 30S aboIishinp the
office of attorney TO the Harbor Commis-
siouers, and y. 3. 424, abolishing the
Bureau of Labor Statistics, and minor
ity report adverse to y. Is. 103.
IiDDitts, Tor the Committee on State
Parks ana Forestry, reported on A. B.
oy. to construct free wagon road from
Mariposa to the Yosemite Valley, recon-
menuIng that 1t pass as amended: also
tavorably on A. b. l26, giving the con-
sent OF the State to reservations by the
United States; :. b. 433, authorizing the
Trustees of Auburn TO remove ceme-
terry, and y. b. Z2l, appropriating money
for the use OF the two forestry stations
and establishing q thirdstation, and ad-
versely on y. B. go, as it covers the same
ground as y. b. 22l.
Osborn, for the Committee on Military
Affairs, reported y. i. 900 as a aubstitute
for y. B. 2JO, in relation to the State
mllitia-substitute adopted; also, that A.
y. 336, esta bliShing naval battalion. mass
as amended.
Bulla. for the Committee on Judiciary,
reported adversely on a: b. 237, relating
to transfers OF property; recommending
y. b. 90, relating TO ostrays, as a su Usti-
tute Tor y. b. 10 and y. B. l3l-subs titute
adopted; also adversely on A. Il. I43. re-
Iatlng 10 declaration OF homestead; iav0r-
ably OH y. Is. 25S, Tor the prevention of
cruelty to animals, and ~ D. AGO, relative
10 tax on collateral iuheriiances: recon-
nendIng that a. Is. AS be referred to the
Committee on Retreuchment-so ordered;
also recommending I. B. SGT, ameOdinc-
Sections 80, 81 and IS OF the Civil Code
and repeating Section 70, as a substitute
Tor \. b. l39, a. b. l5S and \. L. 100, re-
iatInG 10 marriages -su DstitUte adopted:
also reporting back \. b. 302, relative TO
powers OF Judges in chambers, and 303,
relative TO issues. mode OF trial and pro-
cedure, without recommendation.
Gray, for the Committee on Claims, re-
ported on a. b, ., 10 pay claim OF James
y. Johnson Tor legal services in the har-
Dor 'front.' cases, recommending an
amendment cutting down the amount
from s., 900 10 5000; also on y. B. II. to
pay the claim of Mary NJ. Springer, rec
ommendlng that it pass as amenQeu-re-
ierred TO committee OH Ways and Means:
also favoraply on y. Is. 4O2, 10 pay Charles
+. Cunningham and William Il. Rod
gers for running the Capitol elevator
referred 10 the Committee on Ways and
Means.
Cargill, for tho Committee on State
Hospitals and Asylums, reported on A.
Is. l2O, providing for the completion OF
The Deaf, Dumb and Blind Asylum. rec
ommending that it pass as amended-re-
terred to the Committee on Ways and
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