The record-union., 1895-03-04

pass any bills and consider the Senate
special Tile. be therefore moved that the
hour of recess be extended Till l:30 2. NJ,
and that the Assembly then adjourn till
Monday.
Bulla. Hatfield and others objected and
the motion was lost and on motion ot
LaugenOur, at IZ:3U p. NJ. the Assembly
took recess till 1:3O p. NJ.
Afternoon Session.
The Assembly reconvened at 1:30 P. NJ,
Speaker Lynch in the chair.
The second reading OF bills on the
special tile was taken up and the follow
ing considered in Committee of the
| Whole, Laugenour in the chair:
| ). b. 327, all Act making an appropri-
alton tor elevator attendants salary for
last four months of forty-siXth fiscal
| year.
5. &. 43l, making an appropriation to
| pay the deficiency in the appropriation
tor postage, eXpressage and telegraphing,
Secretary OF States oltice, Ior the forty
| fifth and forty-siXth fiscal years.
y. Is. 246, making an appropriation to
pay the deficiency in the appropriation
Ior the State Forestry stations Tor the
| forty-tifth and lorty-siXtn fiscal years.
\. Il. UUl, making All appropriation to
pay the rent OF Office for the Commits
sioner OF the Bureau OF Labor Statistics
! in san francisco, Tor the iUrty-titth and
| fOrtY-siXth fiscal years, ending June 30,
1855.
a. b. 5o7, making an appropriation
! from the State school book fund for the
! completion OF the revisions and compila-
/ ton OF State school books heretofore au-
! thorized and directed TO be made, aud to
provide for the expenditure OF the same.
| a. b. S29, making an appropriation to
| pay the deficiency Ill the appropriation
| Tor postage, eXpressage and contingent
! expenses OF the Attorney General Tor the
/ torty-SiXth fiscal year.
y. b. 80, authorizing the Trustees of
! the State Normal School at san Jose to
! light the grounds by electricity, and max
! ing an appropriation therefor.
! =. 3. l73. to provide for certain i'm
provements and repairs at the Folsom
| State Prison, and making an appropria-
! ton therefor.
a. b. 22l. appropriating money fer the
use OF the two state Forestry Stations
and for the establishment and use of a
third Forestry Station.
! A, i. 49,, to authorize the State of Cali
fornia to secure the title TO and right OF
/ way for that certain wagon road situated
! in Ell Dorado County, commencing a
/ short distance easterly from the village OF
/ smiths Fiat, i'll said county, and rum
ming thence TO Lake Tahoe, and to pro-
vide for the appointment, duties aud
/ comDensatioT OF = person to be known as
ana called the Lake Tahoe Wagon Road
/ commissioner" and to make an appro-
| priatIon Tor the purpose OF carrying into
/ effect the provisions OF this Act.
/ 4. Is. 746, to provide for the appoint
ment and salary ot an electrician and fire.
! man.
\. s. 6I5, authorizing the Clerk of the
Supreme Court to recover old records
and lifting proper store for same, and
making an appropriation therefor
A. B. III, TO purchase adjacent lands at
the Folsom State Prison for the use OF
the state Prison, and making an appro-
/ priation therefor.
a. =. 6, appropriating S250,0)O for the
| erection OF buildings tor the use Of atlil-
lated and other departments of the Uni
yersity of California.
a. g. 9I3, TO appropriate money to pay
! the indebtedness incurred by calling the
| National Guard into service, by order of
the Governor, to enforce the law in 1898
/ and 1884.
! A. g. 327 was amended, cutting down
| the salary of the elevator attendant from
/ SO 10 500 per month.
An amendment to 4. B. 22I, making
! tho appropriation not available I'LL July,
/ 1896 was lost.
Reid wanted to know if the bill pro-
vides Tor new station; If so, he was op-
! posed to 1t.
Phelps stated that it would be upon the
grounds Of the state, near the Lick
! Observatory, where the State has , 600
! acres of land admirably adapted for it
and the State would not only Deautify it's
grounds, but carry out the purposes of
/ the commission.
North offered an amendment to i. B. G.,
providing that halt the appropriation be
| expenGad eacn year. Carried.
keid moved that the committee recon-
! I,n+ Z he do
North and Phelps spoke against the
| motion, explaining the connection of the
| affiliated departments with the State
! University. the fact that they had never
! received aid from the State, and were in
need OF it now 10 sustain them and pre-
vent them from going down. The Re-
| gents Of the \ uiYeraIty have asked that
! il appropriations for both the Berkeley
| buildings and those at san Francisco can
not be made, that the latter might receive
| the appropriation.
Glass spoke in favor Of Reid's amend
! meui. saying that the fees OF the affiliated
| departments were too large.
Powers said that WAS precisely the rea-
son why the state should help the DEPART
! ments, SO that the poor boys Of the State
can have Il chance 10 get an education.
Waylniro said the investment OF this
money would bo a good one Tor the State.
The previous question was called for
NOl0
of "A ayes to % noes.
The committee rose and reported. re-
commencing the passage OF all the bills
except \. b. 9, which was recommended
not TO pass.
The report was adopted
When y. b. $50, to provide for the pur-
chase, or building, of residence for the
Governor Of California, and to apDropri-
ate money therefor. came up for second
reading, the viva voce vote indicated a
refusal, and the ayes and noes were called
tor, with the result that the bill was re-
fused second reading by vote of Is
ayes to 50 noes.
Pendleton changed his vote from aye to
no and gave notice of a motion to recon
slider
There being no bills tor second reading
on the special Senate file, the second
reading OF bills on the special file was
taken up.
On motion of Cutter. A. B. ia, to pro-
vide Tor the organization ami govern
ment OF drainage districts for the drain
age OF agricultural lands, other than
swamp and overilowed lands, which was
on the urgency file. was read the second
time and passed to third reading.
a. B. Is, appropriating the sum OF
$3,G coo for the purchase of furniture and
apparatus for the State Normal School at