The record-union., 1895-02-11

! 1tOli-CdlI SuO"Su d present.
Prayer was offered by the Chaplain,
! Rev. Q. Summers.
a number of members were excused.
On motion Of Staiey the reading OF the
! journal was dispensed with.
PETITIONS.
Bulla presented petition against uni
form license and one for woman suffrage,
which he said was several hundred Ieet
| long and contained several thousand
names. Referred to the Committee on
! Election Laws.
Price presented petition from citizens
| OF Sonoma County for the relief OF z. +.
StOien, the County Treasurer who was
| robbed. He stated that bill would also
be Introduced for the same purpose. Re-
! ferred to the Committee on CLAIMS.
COMMITTEE REPORTS.
Bulla, for the Committee on judiciary,
! reported fayorably on a. B. 800, relating
to contracts for sale and future delivery
of personal property, and y. B. $50. re-
| lating to lease of agricultural lands;
recommending that a. b. 6O9, relating to
! the formation of sanitary districts, be re-
ferred TO the Committee on County and
Township Governments; that the author
of a. i. sos, amending Section 2955 OF the
| Civil Code, be allowed to Withdraw it:
that a. b. 51, relating to an annual
preparation Of an abstract OF all mort
.
/ on Revenue and 1aXatiOn-SO ordered;
adversely on a. B. 222, to prevent travel
| ing on railroad trains without paying
| fare; that A. b. 223, TO prevent able bodied
persons banding together and obtaining
subsistence by aims; a. B. 229, relating
TO confinement and performance Of labor
by prisoners IN jail; a. B. 446, to amend
Section 4O7 OF the Code of Civil Proceed
ure; a. b. 6l2, relative TO appraisemeut
Of estates OF deceased persons, and a. b.
6l9, relative to time in which oath of
office be taken, be passed as amended;
that 5. 3. Us, relating TO articles of in-
corporation, be substituted for \. B. 30l-
SO ordered; that S.sB. 1876, relating to
adoption OF children, be substituted for
A. b. $3.50 ordered that S. b. 30, TO
| establish tax on collateral inheritances,
De substituted for \. b. 460-so ordered
favorably on S. B. 225, relative to fees Of
court reporters, and S. b. l22, defining
J grand larceny.
Berry, for the Committee on Public
Buildings and Grounds, reported ad-
! versely on \. b. lS6, making an appropria-
| ton for the erection of residence for the
| Medical Director of the Southern Celifor-
| MIA Insane Asylum, and recommending
that a. b. %, to establish a Normal
School at san Diego; A. Il. LOG, providing
S30O, 900 for the erection of a State build
! ing at San francisco; a. 3. 1S7, for erec-
ton of additional buildings for the South =
ern California Insane Asylum and \. b.
2l9, apprOpriating $3.50, 900 Tor the erection
of buildings for the State UnIversity-re-
! ferred TO the Committee on Ways and
Means; tavorably on \. b. g. appropriate
ing $3.50, 600 for the use of the affiliated
aud other departments of the State Uni
versty.
Johnson, for the Committee on Educa-
ton, reported adversely on 4. b. $50.
/ Mckelvey in the chair.
Hrusia for the Com on WaCS Il
Means, reported favorably on A. b. ), an
appropriation to pay claim of James a.
Johnson for legal services; recommend
ing that \. B. 1913, to pay deficiencies for
costs OF State suits pass as amended; that
the author of y. b. 30, appropriating
money for the forestry stations, be al
lowed to withdraw it: tnat the resolution
for paying expenses Incurred by the In
augural Ball Committee pass. The report
was adopted.
StanselI, for the Committee on State
Library, reported on \. b. SO, recon-
mending that it be referred to the Com
mittee on Ways and Means. So ordered.
Wilkinson, for the Committee on En-
grossment reported A. BIS. 452, 374, 454,
II and 456 engrossed correctly.
The verified reports OF expenses in con-
tested election cases were ordered printed
in tue journal.
Meads, Tor the Committee on Enroll
ment, reported a. B. l correctly enrolled.
Davis, for the Committee on Public
Lands, reported \. B. 749 as a substitute
for A. B. =, providing for the repayment
by the Stale OF the purchase price OF
lands, in which it had no title. So or
dered.
Guy, for the Committee on Municipal
Corporations, reported Oh a. B. 3S5 au-
thoriZlug City Councils or Trustees to le-
fund Indebtedness, recommending that it
pass as amended, and adversely on \. q.
,frNrr
the sixth class.
Hatfield, for the Committee on Federal
Relations, reported favorably on a. J. r.
II, urging upon the Secretary of the
Treasury that the department assume
control of the Maritime Quarantine at
San Francisco.
GOvEREOR's MESSAGE.
y message was received from Governor
Budd stating that he had approved 4. b.
l, making an appropriation for the con-
tngent ex expenses OF the Assembly.
JOINT RESOLUTION.
Hatfield presented A. J.. r. II. asking
the Governor TO communicate with the
Governors OF the Pacific Coast States and
! errItorles IN reference to securing the
meeting OF The next National Conventions
OF the two great parties in this Stale, anu
inviting the National Committees TO
nOld their conventions in this State He
asked that it be printed in the journal
SO ordered.
Berry presented \. J. L. Is, relative to
the construction Of u ditch or canal along
lie swamp lands Of Fremont and Alvis0
Townships il Santa Clara County. which
was rel6rreI 10 the Committee on Swamp
and OvertlOwed Lands.
RESOLUTIONS.
Resolutions were offered and disposed
OF ~ follows:
4 By Berry-That q subcommittee of
1 three from the Committee on Public
buildings be granted leave of abseuca
tlIt Tuesday, to visit public buildings at
San Jose, and also that u subcommittee
: oil three from the same committee be
granted leave for the same time 10 visit
the public building at Chico. The rules
were suspended aud the resolution
adopted Ivy vote OF 10 ayes to noes.
ATTACHES AGAIN.
Ey Boothby-Ihat the attaches of the
Assembly VINO have been heretofore com
} PEELED 10 answer at roll-caIi at \. NJ. be
excused hereafter from so doing
the resolution raised i breeze imrnedj-
ateiy. Dixon moved 10 lay il on the
table, but the motion was lost
DIXON spoke III opposition TO the reso-
luton, saying that too much time WAS
wasted over this attache business. He
knew at least cae from San Francisco
who had oniy put lii an appearance once
or twice, but passed his time in San
Francisco attending 10 his own business
anu had on4y come here 10 draw MS paw.
Spencer said he had done all he could
/ in tie matter OF attaches and should try
10 more. The Assembly could appoint
/ ali the attaches they wanted, with moth
Ing 10 dc but draw their breath and their
pay-ne should object no more.
Gutter said that mauy OF the attaches
had to work tai IL P. ". and II p. NJ
the clerks at the desk for inStance-aud