The record-union., 1895-03-09


procured for $4,000.
The bill was passed-ayes 81. noes 20.
A. Is. 2l9, appropriating $4,000 for the
erection OF buildings at Berkeley, Ala
media County, for the use of the UniYer-
sIty OF California, was passed.
At 1888 P. H., on motion of Bulla, the
Assembly took recess till 1:30 P. NJ.
Afternoon Session.
The Assembly reconvened at 1:30 P. NJ,
Speaker Lynch in the chair.
On motion OF Laird, a. B, 953. to
amend an Act entitled an Act to
form agricultural districts. to pro-
vide for the formation of agricultural
associations therein, and for the manage
ment and control OF the same by the State.
was passed-ayes 46, noes 0-and ordered
transmitted to the Senate.
The special file was taken up, and bills
disposed of as follows:
a. b. So, making an appropriation to
purchase additional lands for the occu-
panCy and use of the Preston School of
Industry at lone, and a. b. 6S2, author
izing the State Capitol Commissioners TO
improve certain streets in the city of Sac
ramentO, were read the second time and
considered in Committee of the Whole.
Northzopposed a. b. 6S2, as he thought
there was no present necessity for the
improvement. Property-owners on these
streets, ne said, objected to the improve
ment.
Hatfield said that the State should
comply with its obligations to improve
its property, just as any citizen should
The citizens opposing the Improvement,
he thought, would be found to be the
same old mossbacks who always oppose
Improvement of any kind.
Reid said he favored the bill because
property owners should pay for the i'm
prOvement OF their property, and as the
State was property-Owner it should
pay its share Of improvement.
The committee rose and reported in
favor of both the bills, and the report
was adopted.
a. b. 94S, to appropriate SASS IL as
compensation to the LIE Franco CuLlfOl,-
lien, q newspaper published in the City
and County OF San Francisco, for having
published proposed amendments to the
Constitution of the State OF California
during the year 1894, was refused a sec
ond reading.
a. B. 947. to appropriate So, ,62S 70 as
compensation to the La TocO Del P0p0Lo,
newspaper published in the City and
County OF san Francisco for having
published proposed amendments to the
Constitution of the State OF California
during the year 1894, was refused a Sec
ond reading. and Dinkelspiel gave notice
SPECIAL SENATE FILE.
The special Senate file was taken up
and s. B. $50, to provide tor the pay
ment of the claim of George H. Tav
Company, for the deficiency i'll the con-
tract price for heating and ventilating
the State Normal School building at San
jose was ordered returned to the Sen
ate Tor proper engrossment
S. B. l04, appropriating the sum of
gFGAr
apparatus for the state Normal School
at Los Angeles, California, was passed
ayes II, noes o.
S. b. 2l2, makingSau appropriation to
pay the deficiency IN the appropriation
for the support Of the Folsom state
Prison, for the forty-sixth fiscal year,
ending June 30, 1895, was passed-ayes
43, noes 8.
5. b. 2I3, to provide for certain i'm
provements and repairs at the Folsom
Stale Prison, and making an appropria-
ton therefor, was paSsed-ayes 49, noes ).
:. b. 6i5, making an appropriation to
pay the deficiency in the appropriation
for the support OF the Southern Califor
mia State Asylum for the Insane and In
ebriates, for the forty-tifth and forty
sixth fiscal years, was passed-ayes Is,
noes 4.
S. B. 633, to provide for the formation of
protection districts IN the various counties
OF this State, for tho improvement and
rectihcation OF the channels OF innaviga-
BILE streams for the prevention OF the
overflow thereof, by widening, deepen
ing and strengthening and otherwise i'm
proving the same, and TO authorize the
Boards OF Supervisors to levy and collect
assessments from the property benefited
to pay the expenses of the same, was
passed-ayes IS, noes 3.
5. b. 205, for the creation of a commits
81 IA of ~T'
legislation in the United States, and to
appropriate money for its expenses, was
passed-ayes II, noes 10.
5. Is. 3SS, to authorize the Board of State
HarDor Commissioners to pay the claim
of the Pacific Transfer Company for
wharfage illegally collected, was passed
ayes IL, noes 15-aiter call of the
House.
S. b. 1872, to pay the claim of Edwin J.
Card against the State OF California, and
to appropriate the money therefor, was
considered in Committee OF the Whole
and recommended for passage. Y
II ). b. 80, empowering the Board of State
| Harbor Commissioners to lay out and
improve certain property on the west
erly side of East street, between Clay
street and Market street, in the city and
county OF san Francisco, extending their
jurisdiction over the same and rectifying
and establishing line OF streets therein.
Ordered TO third reading.
5. b. 81, authorizing and empowering
the Board of State Harbor Commission
ers to grant, exchange or transfer certain
property east of tne westerly line of
East street, as delineatei and located
upon the ground, between Clay street
and Market street, in the City and County
of San Francisco, TO or with the owner or
owners of certain property on the trian-
gular corner common 10 Market, Sacra-
meuto and East streets. Ordered 10 third
reading.
). b. ", to authorize and empower the
Board OF State Harbor Commissioners 10
institute condemnation proceedings
against certain property on the corner OF
Market, Sacramento and East streets, in
the City and County of San Francisco,
and extending their jurisdiction over the
same. Ordered to third reading.
). b. 10J, to amend an Act concerning
the waterfront OF the City and County of
san Francisco, and to confer further now
ers upon the Board of State Harbor Com
missioners, was read the second time.
Powers offered an amendment giving
the Governor and Board OF Harbor Com
missioners authority TO lease portion of
the waterfront for not more than s.. 600 a
year for fifty years to any railroad not
having railroad terminal facilities. The
object of the amendment, he said, was TO
allow the San Joaquin Valley road to