The record-union., 1895-02-02
Cargill, for the Committee on Hosnitals

Carglll, Tor the Com mlttee on Hospitals
ana Asylums, reported that in discharge
OF their duties the members had visited
the Home for Adult Blind at Oakland, the
Deaf, Dumb and Blind Asylum at Berke-
Icy, and the Insane Asylum at Stockton
and were entitled to S207 mileage Re-
ferred to the Committee on Mileage.
Glass, Tor the Committee on Public
Health and Quarantine, reported that it
had visited the Home for Adult Blind,
the Deaf, Dumb and Blind Asylum, and
the Insane Asylum at Stockton, and was
entitled TO SlS4 mileage. Referred to the
Committee on Mileage.
Brusie, for the Committee on Ways and
Means, reported favorably on the claim
1, OF +. E. Foote for services rendered the
committee. Adopted.
Also recommending that a. 3. s. rela-
tlVe TO the levylng of county school taxes,
be referred 10 the Committee on Judici-
airy. SO ordered.
QUESTION OF PRIVILEGE.
Powers arose to question of privilege,
and explained his vote on the motion to
suspend the rules on the Belshaw resolu
tlou, saying that he wished TO give the
majority party an opportunity to exam
Inc the wording of the resolution, as the
wording OF the resolutions already intro
duced had delayed business.
| INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
| Bills were introduced and referred TO
| committees as follows:
! BY Misunderstanding to the duties of
County urveyors.-County and Town
! ship Governments.
| Relating to the annual preparation of
! an abstract Of all mortgages, etc.-Judici-
| ary.
| BY Notwithstanding for the erec-
| tlon OF suspension bridge over the Kla-
moth River, below Underwater, in Del
Norte County.-Commerce and Naviga-
| ton.
BY Jones-Providing for the protection
| OF public highways from overflow
Roads and Highways.
| by Reld-Relating TO the duties of AS
| sessors.-Revenue Laws.
| Requiring all counties, and cities and
counties OF the State, To conform 10 the
| requirements OF the Political Code rela-
tive to assessment, equalization and levy
and collection of taxes for revenue
! Revenue Laws.
BY Price-Relative to the duties and
qualifications of the Superintendent OF
| state Printing.-Public Printing
| by aymIre-Relating to the borrow
ing OF money and issuing OF bonds by
railroad corporations.-Corpo
Relating TO the National Guard
Judiciary.
Enabling any county, city and county,
city or town to lease property to associa-
| I!ohs OF eX-soldlers or sailors.-M Muni-
|
| by Dixon-Providing for the appoint-
ment OF Board of Health for San Fran
| cIsco.-San Francisco Delegation,
by EWing-Relative to gaming.-Pub-
| lie Morals.
BY Nelson--Relating to the establish
hent OF kindergarten classes in public
| schooIs.-Educatiou.
| 10 promote the study of the practical
sciences IN the high Observation-Disclosures
| by heIsey-Relating to State Normal
Schools.-Education.
by basslord-Concerning municipal
corpofatlons.-Mu Corporations.
| Concerning municiUaI corDorations of
| Ihe sixth class.-MunicipaI Corporations.
| BY Johnson-Makinga an APPROXIMATION
| from the school book fund for the re-
vision and completion OF books hereto
fore authorized and directed.-Ways and
| Means.
BY Hatfeld-To pay. claim of W. G.
| han against the eState.-ClaimS
By Cutter-Providing for the paymept
by municipalities OF claims arising out OF
| improvement OF streets, etc.-Judiciary
by Freeman-Relatiug TO contracts for
sale and future delivery of personal
| property.-Judlciary.
, by tassett-Kelating to high schools
| Education.
JOINT RESOLUTION.
| Hatfield. offered Joint resolution recit-
! ing that the inland navigable waters of
! the State susceptible 10 Improvement ara
! available To fully one-half the population
! OF the State, and that Congress has not in
! the past made appropriations sufficient
! III amount or frequency TO produce the re-
| suit so urgently demanded by the DeoDle
OF the State; that bell ewing the scope of
| the needed work could be adequately
! shown by an actual inspection by a Con-
! gressiOnal Committee, and beinr in
! formed that Congress hesitates to author
| lze personal inspection by such commit
! tee on account OF the Stringency of the
/ times, and believing that a proper expen-
diture OF money Tor the improvements of
! the waters of the State would benefit the
people of the United States and relieve
/ largely the stringency; it is
! IteSoLUed, That the Immediate provision
! OF ways and means to enable such COM
/ mittee to come here and Inspect cur rivers
/ and harbors, with view 10 their improve
! ment, be urged upon Congress by our
! Representatives there, and that any boat
/ or vessel owned or controlled by the State
! and all other means OF transportation at
command OF State officers be placed at
! the disposal Of such committee, for such
! Inspection; also, that the Governor be re-
! quested 10 Immediately forward the reso-
luton to our Representatives in Wash
! ington.
On motion of Hatfield, the resolution
was made a special order for Monday
morning.
RESOLUTIONS.
| Resolutions were offered and disposed
of as follows:
| BY Ewlng-ln relation to the reduest
! by citizens of San Francisco that the
! Legislature would at once provide means
/ whereby public work can be provided hy
/ municipalities for destitute men who are
anxious TO work, but cannot find work.
and asking that the matter be referred to
! the Committee on Labor and .CaDital
| with instructions to report within i've
/ days.
Bacnman moved to amend that the pe0-
! pie Of san Francisco making this request
! be requested TO employ the unemDfoyed
/ men referred 10 in building competing
road down through the San Joaquin
! Valley.
mucn merriment aud the resolution as
amended referred 10 the Committee: on
| Labor and Capital.
SPECIAL FILE.
| Reid moved to reconsider the vote by
which 4. {. y. ), was passed on Thurs
/ day.
/ AicKelvey said that he hoped the mo-
| ton to reconsider would prevail, as
| through iuadFortenCy the last clause had
/ been LETT out, which provides that the to-
tai pOll-taX shall go the State School
Fund. In its present condition it would
seriously affect thai fund.
| Reid's motion was carried. and Swisler
moved 10 amend the resolution to remedy
that defect. The resolution was so
/ amended.
/ Osborn moved 10 amend by adding to
! those exempted from poll-taX those who
/ had served IN the army Or navy three
months or more during the civil war.
! Reld moved 10 amend by adding "prO-
/ ylUe1 Il6V obtained an hpunra 10 Il is-