The record-union., 1895-02-18
ASSEMBLY,.

Inc Assembly was called 10 OrQer
at 10 A. NJ, Speaker Lynch in the chair.
Roll-call showed quorum present.
Prayer was offered by the Chaplain,
Rev. Q. Summers.
On motion of McKelvey, the reading Of
the journal was dispensed with.
PETITIONS.
Petitions We're presented and referred
to committees as follows:
BY Bulla-Asking for State aid to the
unemploy ed.-Labor and Capital.
BY Hudson-Asking for the enactment
OF Sunday law--Public Morals.
Protesting against the bill reducing
Notaries' fees.-Judiciary.
By Speucer-Erom a woman residing
in Orange County, claiming to be p years
old and born in the United States, ask
ing 10 be enfranchised, and that the Leg
ls.ature take action on her petition this
decentralization Laws.
COMMITTEE REPORTS.
Price, for the Committee on Manufact-
ures and Internal Improvements, re-
ported favorably on a. b. 49,, providing
Tor the purchase of California productions
and manufactures for State institutions.
Cutter, for the Committee on Swamp
and Overlooked Lands, reported taVora-
bly, on ). b. ~, relating to the division
OF swamp land districts, recommending
that it be substituted for 4. b. 522, which
Is identical-so ordered; favorably on A.
=. K. Is, relative TO the construction of a
ditch along swamp lands IN Santa Clara
County, and y. b. 81, regulating sale OF
lands uncovered by recession or drainage
OF waters OF inland lakes.
Bulla, for the Committee on Judiciary,
reported on a. b. 1871, relative 10 redemp-
ton OF property sold under execution,
and a. Is. 100, relative to appeals in JUS
'fErNg 4 r,ar har
as amended; tavorably on A. B. 743, re-
laung 10 public schools; y. Is. IA, relat-
ing TO suits to quiet title; A. Is. go, relat-
ing TO appeals from conviction in capital
cases, and ). B. 257, relating to embezzle-
ment; recommending that a. b, S64 be
substituted for a. BIS l67 and 48l, relat-
ing to atLaChmentS-sO ordered: adversely
on ). b. 10, relating to giving notice OF
sale 10 pledgor; reporting back ). b. 81,
relating to the authorization of mar
rlages without recommendation; that S. B.
10, relating TO salaries Of superior Judges,
pass as amended; recommending 4. b.
SO as a substitute for a. b. s sol and AS.
providing Tor a committee Of investiga-
tion-substitute adopted.
Staley, for the Committee on Mileage,
recommending that the expense reports
OF the Visiting Committees of Public
Grounds be dopted-adopted
Johnson, for the Committee on Educa-
ton, recommending that A. b. 594, relat-
ing to schools, pass as amended.
Phelps, for the Committee on Retrench-
ment, reported on a. B. 605, providing for
deputies for the Attorney-G General, re-
commencing that IL pass as amended.
Guy, for the Committee on Municipal
Corporations, reported favOrably on A,
3. 6l3, providing for the sale of railroad
and other franchises in municipalities;
recommending that A. b. SO, allowing
counties, cities and towns to lease prop
erty TO associations OF eX-soldiers and
sailors, pass as amended.
Thomas, for the Committee on Mines
and Mining, reported on A. 3. 466. con-
corning the right OF eminent domain, re.
commanding that it pass as amended. on
motion OF Thomas, the bill was taken up
read The second time and ordered to third
reading.
SENATE MESSAGES.
Senate messages were taken I'D. and
bills passed by the Senate were referred
10 committees as follows:
:. b. 40I, relating to annual prepare
ton OF abstracts of mOrtgages-Judi.
ciary; J. 4. ,, relative to free coinage O
silver EnrOllment: s. b. 3, relating {,
acknowledgements by married women
Judiciary; ,. b. 5l9, relative to officers o
municipal corporations of the sixth
class-Municipal Corporations; ). B. 69I
relative to suits 10 quiet title-Judiciarv
:. Is. OJ1, appointing guardian Tor Sui.
ter's Fort-Pubhc Buildings; ). B. 81
amending Section 527 OF the Code of Civi
Procedure judiciary; ). Il. Isl, repeal.
ing the Act creating the Home Of tn,
Iuebriates-San Francisco Delegation: ;
BIS $50, l5l, 152, 40 and 437, appropriating
money for the normal schools, 5. =. $40
providing for an additional watchman fo
tho State Treasury, and y. b. 20, re
imbursing the county OF Marin. were re
fan FFNrF1 Yfrltr
Means.
ON motion of Cutter, a. B. 56s-th,
game law-was read the second time anC
amended.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Bills were introduced and referred tc
committees as follows;
By Brusie-Appropriat for ballo
paper.-Ways and Means.
BY aymire-Relating to Municipal
Corporations.-Mu Municipal Corporations
BY Stansell-To pay claims of Ira II
Locey and Henry Locey,-Ways ant
Means.
BY Misunderstanding to fees of County
Coroners.--County and Township GOV
ernments.
BY cKelvey-Relating to care o
children.-Crimes and Penalties.
By Bulla-TO establish a system o
county and township government
County and Township Government.
To provide for the issuing Of bonds o
reclamation misunderstanding and over
flowed Lands.
BY DEMONSTRATING TO school lands
Homestead and Land Monopoly.
BY DaVis-Relatng to sale OF lands I'm
covered by recession OF waters of inlanC
lakes.-Swamp and Overlooked Lands.
Relating 10 formation Of reclamation
misunderstanding and Overlooked Lands
By Spencer Relating TO roads anC
highways. and Highways.
BY Guy-For encouragement of ramie
silk and flax culture.-A griculture.
By O'Day-To aid citizens TO co-operat
in production of wealth for themseIye
and protect them in peaceable enjoymen
OF their production.-Lab and Capital
RESOLUTION.
Cutter presented a resolution creatinl
an urgency file. which was referred L
the Committee on Rules.
JOINT RESOLUTIONS.
Hatfield called up A. j. X. II, for secur
ing the holding of the next national con
yentions in this State, and it was adopted
Al X. f. relative 10 foreign immigra
ton into the United States was read, AM
Bulla offered an amendment including
Asia, which was adopted.
A. j. Il. B. relative TO public building
at Eureka, was adopted.
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS.
Constitutional amendments were OF
fered and referred TO committees as iol
lows: