The record-union., 1895-01-30

! IneutS ana transfers; also, recommending
that the author be allowed TO withdraw
| A. Is. l75, regulating and fixing the
liabilities of innkeepers, ETC., and that
! A. b. Z76 be referred to the Committee on
Public Health and Quarantine.
| Spencer, for The Committee on Election
! Laws, presented a majority report on
| a. b. IS, entrauchisiug the women citi-
! zens of the state and prescribing their
! qualifications as electors, that the COM
lnlttee had prepared a substitute there
| Tor and recommended that the substitute
! do pass. The substitute, y. b. 4T0, was
read the first time and placed on the
/ nle. 1t amends Section 1858 of the POliti-
cal Code, striking out the word male.
| W ade presented minority report of
! the same committee, recommending that
neither y. b. As nor the substitute pass,
Tor the reason that they are unconstitu-
! tiOnal.
| Reid moved that both the bills be re-
terred to the Judiciary Committee.
BUIla and others spoke against so re-
! terrlng the bills, as it would do no good
to refer them TO the judiciary Committed.
Several members spoke at once on the
! question.
| Wade said that the lawyers OF the AS
sembly were hopelessly divided on the
! question of the constiCutiouality OF the
! Dill, and he hoped that such reference
would afford some light on the matter
DIukelsplel opposed the reference for
| =
! Inc motion to refer was lost.
CONTROLLER'S REPORT.
y communication was read from the
/ Controller, IN reply to the request that he
! would furnish the Assembly with a state-
| ment Of the amount in the State Printing
| Office fund, and an estimate of the
| amount needed to carry the oiIice to the
end OF the fiscal year. He stated that tho
amount remaining IN the fund for the
/ present fiscal year was $2S, $50 50, but he
| was not IN position TO make an estimate
! of the amount needed, as he could not
| tell how much the expense Of legislative
printing would amount to. The cost for
the session of 1893 was SO7, 500.
Johnson for the Committee on Educa-
| ton, reported faYOrably on y. y. lQ9 re-
| lating TO the consolidation of colleges and
! institutions OF higher education, and that
a. B. 100, relating TO the public schools,
/ pass as amended.
| Brusie, tor the Committee on Ways
and Means, reported tayorably on the
! resolution providing Tor the payment of
/ S9l 40 to the Sergeant-at-Arms for pur-
! chase OF shannon files for the members
OF the Judiciary Committee. The reso-
luton was adopted.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Bills were introduced and referred to
! committees as follows:
BY Huber-Relating to Justices Courts.
| judiciary.
! by DavIs-Relating to actions for fore
closure OF mortgages and fees Of Sheriffs.
| Judiciary.
| Providing for the formation, organiza-
ton and classification of new counties,
etC.-COunties and County Boundaries
by Bettmau-PrOhibitin the burial of
the dead within the corporate limits of
any Incorporated city OF over 100000 after
January l, l9OO.-San Francisco Delega-
ton.
Nv Tborpac-Provi5iror f,, q r-or,ovoI
primary decentralization Laws.
by POwers-kelatlng to children born
alter Will is made.-Judiciary.
relating TO dispositions OF witnesses in
the State.-Judiclary.
! Concerning appeals.-Judiciary
kelaLlve to registration of voters
| Election Laws.
By Staley-Providing for erection Of
laundry and power building at the Cali
1ornia Home for Feeble-mluded Chill
dreu.-State Hospitals.
by spiel-keIating to attach
ments,-J judiciary.
BY W Nade-AuUhorizing suits against
the StaJe.-JudlCIary.
authorizing the use OF voting machines
IN municipal MISUNDERSTANDING Cor
p0TatlOus.
by HatdeId-Ralating to water and
canal us.-COrporattous.
by DlNOa-HrOVIuiug that all supplies
lOr State institutions shall be OF California
production or manufacture OF, if not pos
sibIe, those OF American product or
manufacture: also, tuaJ no supplies shall
be the product OF penal or Chinese labor.
-NauuIaCLuIes.
BY Bul!a-Eeiating to term Of odlco Of
JustIces.-CouutLes and Township Gov
erumeHts.
BY Dodge - Prohibiting the sale of
liquors within one mile OF State Prisons,
state University, etc. judiciary.
by 1On nDIIn-IrOVi1ipp for salaries of
superior Judges in San Francisco and a
number OF other counties.-San Francisco
Delegation.
BY Misunderstanding conditions
on which certain foreign insurance com
panIes can 40 business in this State
Corporations
BY Richards the County
Government Act.-County and Town
ship Governments.
10 prevent waste on mortgaged prem
iSes.-JudiCiary.
Relating to holding of Superior Courts
by Judges from other counties. -Judici-
ary.
BY ckelvey-Authorizing the State
Board OF Prison Directors to establish a
cordage factory at FoIsom.-State Pris-
Ons.
BY Holland-Providing for the incor-
uoratIon OF banking instituuons.-Banks
and Banking.
BY Laugenour-To prevent the use Of
the Capitol building for dancing.
Morals
By Phelps Providing for formation of
agricultural districts. ts.-Retrenchment.
BY EwIng-RelaIng TO law libraries.-
Judiciary.
Requiring foreign insurance companies
to pay into the school fund l per cent. of
all premiums eceived.-CorpUratiO
Relating to the erection, furnishing,
maInteuanc6 and government of hospi-
tails and homes for inebriateS and COM
nltment or Inebriates thereto.-State
Hospitals.
By Dwyer-ProvidIng for the erection
OF State hospital in San Francisco and
appropFIating 100000 therefor.-State
Hospitals.
BY MISUNDERSTANDING to duties of
County Superintendents Of Schools
Education.
BY Laird-Amending Section 4S7 of the
Penal Code judiciary.
ApproprIating $4,000 to pay unpaid
c!a1tas Tor coyote sCalps.-Ways and
Means.
NOT JUST NOW.
Laird presented 4 resolution making
the Dill an urgency measure and asked
for a suspension OF the rules.
Gutter and others objected, tho former
saying that if this bill were allowed and
the militia expenses also paid, mem bers
Would have to- get their warrants shaved
before the session was over The coyote
scalpegs should wait till the beginning of
the next fiscal year, and could afford to.
IL was not made q case OF urgency.
RESOLUTIONS.
Resolutions were offered and disposed
of as follows:
BY Spencer-Authorizing the Chief
Clerk to 3DDOInt n at 10