The record-union., 1895-03-15

amended by committee of one.
On motion of Powers, the Assembly
took a recess till 7:30 P. NJ.
Evening Session.
The Assembly reconvened at 7:30 P. NJ,
Speaker Lynch in the chair.
Senate messages were taken up and a
number of Senate bills were placed on
the special Senate file.
a. +. 75l was reported as being passed
by the Senate, and Dixon asked how it
came to be passed while his motion to
reconsider was pending. The Speaker
informed him that he had neglected to
ask that it be recalled when he gave his
notice.
THE BOXING BILL PASSED.
Dwyer called up A. B. 92l, Booth by's
boxing bill, for reconsideration, and it
was reconsidered by a vote of 42 to %.
Bledsoe moved that a committee of one
be appointed so amend the bill SO as
to require the consent of the Sheriff or
Chief of Police.
The motion was lost-ayes SO, noes 36.
The bill was placed on passage and a
call of the house ordered. Proceedings
under the call were discontinued and the
bill passed-ayes Il, noes 33
A. b. 994, ACT to compel street railroad
companies to return fare, or its equivai-
ent, TO passengers where travel on their
cars has been stopped for period of ten
minutes or moro, from any cause what
ever, was read the second time and or
dered to third reading.
A. b I39, authorizing an increase of the
police force of cities Of the State having
population of over 100,0 was passed
ayes II, noes 1.
s. b. 332, relating to leases of agricult-
uraT lands, was read the second time
and passed to third reading
A. b. 939, to amend "An Act
TO provide for the organization
and government of irrigation districts,
and TO provide for the acquisition of
water and other property, and for the
distribution OF water thereby for irriga-
tion purposes" by amending Sections 3,
4, i, Is, -, u and 81 thereof, was read
the second time andsamended.
y. Is. lOOI, to pay the claim of Thomas
Hatch, and making an appropriation
therefor. was passed-ayes II, noes I5.
A. B. 402, to appropriate money TO paw
the claim OF Charles L. Cunningham ana
William {. Rodgers for the services
rendered in running the elevator in the
State Capitol, was passed-ayes IL, noes 3.
A. b. 900, relating TO estrays and re-
pealing all other Acts aud parts OF Acts
now in force relating to estrays. was
called up for reconsideration OF the vote
by which it was refused passage. The
bin was reconsidered and passed-ayes
Is, noes y.
Boothby's motion of reconsider on
A. b. 125, to appropriate the sum OF
81 ,052 to pay the claim of Jerome Deasy,
was taken up and carried and the bill
was passed-ayes 49, noes q.
\. B. 9S5, to authorize counties of the
second class to build railroads. and to
lease or operate the same. was amended
by committee OF one and sent to the
printer.
y. b. go, to reimburse John C. Pelton
for moneys expended by him for the pub
lie schools OF California, was read the
third time.
Waymire said the State owed to Pelton
debt of gratitude for his work in found
ing the early public schools and this bill
should be passed.
Hall said he was generally opposed to
claims, but he believed that the state
owed it to itself to pass this bill as a rec
ognition OF Pelton's services.
The bill was passed-ayes 43, noes l3,
a. b. 5Ol, an Act TO amend an Act to
promote the purity OF elections by regu-
Iating the conduct thereof and to support
the privilege of free suffrage by proyid-
ing for the punishment thereof, was
amended by committee of one and sent
TO tue printer
y. b. l52, to pay the claim of Ida NJ.
Smith, Violet b. Smith and Ida Bernice
Smith, was read the second time,
considered in Committee OF Whole and
recommended TO pass
y. b. 9J7, TO provide for the disincor-
porauon of municipal corporations of the
sixth class, was passed-ayes IS. noes o.
~ b. 100, appropriating money to pay
the claims OF IL. 2. Dyer, f. f. Over, G.
y. Granger, CASTOR Goldsmith and Sulli-
van " Sullivan, was passed-ayes 43,
noes Is.
\. B. S23 to authorize the construction
of hospital buildings for city or city and
county purposes, was passed-ayes 10,
noes /.
a. b. $50, to prevent the sale of intoxi-
eating liquors in the immediate vicinity
OF soldiers homes, was passed-ayes 55,
noes :.
AMENDMENTS CONQUERED IN,
lMckelvey in the chair.
Reid moved that the Assembly concur
i'll the Senate amendments TO \. 3. 9S2
relating TO revenue and taxation. The
amendments were concurred in unani-
mOusly.
The Senate amendments to a. B. 9Si,
allowing the Controller to appoint q Reye-
uue Clerk, were also concurred in.
y. b. 39l, 10 create an exempt firemeu's
relief fund in the several counties, cities
and counties, cities and towns of the
State, ana relating to the enrolment for
nation into tire companies, and services
as trenen OF such exempt firemen. was
dered TO engrossment.
a. 3. 1O5. 10 regulate the granting of
franchises TO lay down railroad tracks
upon streets and avenues in cities, or
cities and counties having 10000 or more
inhabitants, was read The second time.
amended. and ordered to engrossment.
Senate bills were taken up and read the
second time. as follows:
). b. 30 relating to the purchase Of
toll roads by counties.
:. =. 40, TO amend Section l243 of an
Act TO establish Penal Code, approved
February Ii, 1872
:. B. $40, relating to public schools.
). B. llG, 10 repeal an Act CONCERNING
corporations and persons engaged in the
business OF banking, approved April /.
1876.
The following were considered in COM
mittee of the Whole. recommended to
pass, and the report of the committee was
adopted: