The record-union., 1895-02-01
ASSEMBLY,.

at 9:3O A. NJ. yesterday, Speaker Lynch in
the chair
Roll-call showed quorum present.
Prayer was offered by the Chaplain,
Rev. .. Summers.
On motion of Huber the reading of the
journal was dispensed with.
The Clerk announced that the State
Printer requested members to send him
missing numbers of bills, in order that
ne might complete and bind their files.
BELsHAW's RESOLUTION.
Senate messages having been received,
Beishaw moved to take up his resolution
relative to the Reilly funding bill out of
order. Consent being given it was taken
up, and he moved that it be transmitted
to the Governor. so that it could be i'm
medlately telegraphed to Washington to
the Senators and Representative of the
State. So ordered
SPECIAL ORDER.
A. B. 3Gl, relating to water rights, which
was the special order, was passed, to re-
tain its place on file.
COMMITTEE REPORTS,
Weyse, for the Committee on Attaches.
reported resolution by the committee,
that at this time no additional attaches
are needed, and, therefore, none should
be appointed, and giving the committee
authority to make inquiry into the ne
cesSlty OF retaining all the present clerks
and attaches, with authority to assign
attaches and clerks of committees to per-
form the duties of those whose discharge
Is recommended.
1t also reported adversely on the reso-
lutions appointing Mrs. L. 2. Ford AS
sistant Enrolling Clerk; authorizing the
COnmlttee on Election Laws to employ q
legal assistant In the preparation of a bill
10 prevent frauds at elections; appointing
Mrs. Nellie Lewis as JanitresS for the
Journal, Engrossing and Enrolling
Clerks rooms: increasing the salary OF
hoss McAmis from 81 to ST, and that each
State oHcer receive two copies of all bills,
etc., and Joseph Gratz be appointed to
deliver them at q per diem Of 50.
The report and resolution were adopted.
Cutter, ior the Committee on Swamp
and OvertloWed Lands, reported favor
ably on a. b. 3l5, relating to the election
OF trustees Tor reclamation districts.
BulIa, tor the Committee on Judiciary
reported recommending that A. b. ass,
relating to special policemen on the Capt.
tol grounds, be referred to the Committee
on Ways and Means; that Reid's resolu-
ton relative TO the appointment OF a COM
mission to revise the revenue laws pass
as mended-referred to the Committee
on Attaches; favorably on A. 3. 1879, pro-
J
wills; \. b. 233, amending Section 033 and
repeating Section GA OF the Code of Civil
Procedure; \. B. 229. relating to the ad-
mission OF attorneys; also recommend
ing that 4. b. 30, amending Section 2I3
OF the Penal Code; a. b. 80, amending
Section 46l OF the Penal CoGe, and \. 3.
3I2, to amend Section $40 of the Penal
Code, pass as amended; also, adversely
on A. 3. 81, relating to giving notice of
sale to pledgOr; a. b. 50, amending
Section 52I OF the Code of Civil Proceed
ure; a. b. 3oS. relating to compensation
OF executors; also, that A. b. 2OO relating
to road poll taxes, be referred to the Com
mittee on Roads and Highways.
Richards, of the Committee on Agri-
culture, reported, recommending that A.
b. 30, providing for a State Veterinary
Surgeon, pass as amended; adversely on
y. B. AZ, providing for the appointment
OF a State Veterinary Surgeon, and A. B.
4l9, TO regulate the manufacture and sale
OF commercial fertilizers, anu asking
further time for the consideration of A.
b. BIZ. The request for further time was
granted.
Dodge, for the Committee on County
and Township Government, reported,
recommending that A. b. 80 and y. B.
$50 be referred TO tho Committee on Mile
age. SO ordered.
Hatfield, for the Committee on Federal
IkGldGlDAS, ISpOIlGu OLdDIy Oh a. I0. {,
providing for the appointment OF Com
missioners for the promotion OF uni
tormity of legislation in the United
States: on 4, j. K. i, relative to foreign
immigration; on y. J. 4. ., relative to a
public building at Eureka, and \. J. X.
8, relative TO the annexation of the terri
tory of the republic OF Hawaii; also re-
commenting the passage Of y. Z. K. ),
relative 10 the election OF l nitcd States
Senators, as amended.
Guy, for the Committee on Municipal
Corporations, reported favOrably on a.
B. 354, providing for the organization,
incorporation and government OF muni-
clpai Corporations, and a. b. 292, amend
ing Sections S5l, So and S53 of the NUM-
cipal Government Act.
Staley, Tor the Committee on Mileage,
reported favorably on the mileage claims
OF SANFORD for 81 80 and Dunbar tor SII.
The report was adopted.
McheIvey, for the Committee on Irri-
CATION, reported on a. b. 3IS. providing
for the issue and sale of funding bonds
OF irrigation districts, recommending that
the author ue allowed to withdraw il.
Glass, for the Committee on Public
Health and Quarantine. reported on \. Is.
4l4, regulating the practice OF pharmacy
and sale OF pOISons, recommending q
substitute and that the author be allowed
TO withdraw the bill.
Spencer presented a minority report of
The Judiciary Committee recommending
That y. Is. 90, amending Section 5Z7 of the
Political Code, relative 10 civil procedure,
do pass.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
Bills were introduced and referred to
committees as follows:
BY Coleman-Relating to the COM
meucement Of actions.-Judiciary.
Relating TO payment of costs in cases Of
judgment against delinquent purchasers
of State landS.-Ju judiciary.
BY North-Io prohibi football PLAYING.
Public Morals.
BY UsbOrn-Establshin a naval brjz-
ade 10 Us attached TO the National Guard,
Military.
Bv Berry-To pay the claim Of the
George Il. ray Company for deficiency
IL contract for heating san Jose Normal
School.-Clalns.
BY Deyine-Regulating practice o.
pharmacy and sale of poisons.-PublIc
Health and Quarantine.
BY Robinson-Proyiding for division
OF counties anu formation OF new couu-
ues.-Coun-i es and County Boundaries.
By Bennett-Reiating to the public
schools
BY Hataeid-Appropriating 81. 500 for 2
monument tor the late Secretary of State.
L. u. Waite.-Public Buildings ana
Grounds.
Appropriating 5000 for the relief OF
Mrs. sarah J. Wiug.-Claims.
BY Dodge-For the more etfectual pre-
vention OF cruelty TO oanimais.-Jud judiciary.
BY kelsey-A -Appropriating 500 TO light
the grounds o! the san Jose Normal
Scnool.-Puolic Buildings.
BY keid-Regulating ices. commissions
ana percentages, ETC., IN cities OF more
than 10000 lnAabitants.-SauF Francisco
Delegation.
by Buila-Creating a Board of Com
missioners for Building and Loan Asso-
cial;Ons.-Ju judiciary.
BY Guy-RelatinE to trial by iurv for