The record-union., 1895-03-02
Afternoon Session.

The Assembly reconvened at 2 P. NJ,
Speaker Lynch in the chair.
The special Senate file was taken UP
and S. B. 49, authorizing the Treasurer
of the State to appoint one clerk at an
annual salary of 1000, was placed on
passage.
During the rolI-call Brusie moved a
call of the House.
The motion was lost and the bill de-
feated-ayes "a, noes 49,
). Is. III, TO appropriate the surplus
moneys i'll the Especial MEDICINE Asy-
lum fund" in the State Treasury to the
uses of the Mendocino Asylum, was
passed-ayes 81, noes 2.
.. Is. ~, to appropriate money to pay
the Directors of the Deaf, Dumb and
Blind Asylum for the construction of q
sewer along Dwight way, on front of the
lands of the Deaf and Dumb Asylum of
Berkeley, was passed-ayes 81, noes 5.
.. d. 34I, relating TO the examination of
applicants for admission to practice law,
was passed-ayes 30, noes O.
,. B. 20, relating to certain contracts
Tor the conditional sale, lease or hire of
railroad and street-railway eouipment
ana rolling stock, and providing for the
recording thereof, was passed-ayes As,
noes 0,
5. B. 504, making an appropriation to
ote scalps, was amended and sent to the
printer.
5. b. 100, providing for the relief OF
John }. Conlin, directing the Board of
Supervisors of the City and County of
san francisco to order paid to said Con-
IN, his assigns or legal representatives,
the sum OF sol ,577, was read the second
time and ordered to third reading.
). Is. l95, providing for the removal of
human remains from cemeteries in cities
having population of less than 5000
and more than 500. was read the second
time and ordered TO third reading.
:. Is. 462. to prevent evil disposed per
sons from coming upon the grounds Of
the Whittier State school, was read the
second time, and ordered to third read
ing.
5. B. 5l9, relative to the officers of nuni-
clpal interpretations of the sixth class.
was read the second time.
DAVIS explained that it provided that
Boards of Trustees shall receive pav
whlIe sitting as Board of Equalization,
not TO exceed 500 He thought they
should receive pay, as the work took
them away from their business.
Bulla opposed saddling an extra ex-
pense on such cities.
Wade did not believe the Trustees
asked for such pay. They were generally
willing to serve for the honor Of the DO
sition.
The amendment was lost, and the hill
ordered 10 third reading.
.. IS: 1o3, relating to report as to the
conultlon or the estate, was read the sac
ond time, and ordered to third reading.
:. d. lo4, relating to the accounts. de-
crees OF distribution and termination of
| letters OF administration, was read the
second time and ordered to third read
Ing.
;. B. POI, to provide against the adulter-
alton of food and drugs, was read the
second time.
Hatfield offered an amendment OK
emptlng proprietary medicines or mix
| lures and compounds recognized as or
dInary articles of food, il such are dis
tinctly marked as mixtures and the name
and per cent. of the ingredients are given.
Glass was opposed 10 the amendment.
he thought the proprietary medicines
were just what should be reached by the
bill. -
Merrill and Guy also were opposed to
it.
Brusie hoped the amendment wouId
prevail. a man should be protected in
| his patent.
Inc amendment was lost and the bill
ordered TO third reading,
,. B. 81, relating 10 the erection.
1 furnishing, maintenance and government
of hospitals and homes for inebriates in
IL ~ i'iSS dhI CIL4SS ana counties, was
read the second time and passed to third
reading.
). 3. 2Z9, to provide an official steno-
graphic reporter to the Coroner of each
county, or city and county, having 10000
or more inhabitants, and S. b, 369. To
amend an Act TO provide for the fornla-
ton, government, operation and Gissolu-
| ton OF sanitary districts in any Dart of
the state for the construction Of sewers
and other sanitary purposes, were read
the second time and ordered to third
reading.
;. 3. d, to pay deficiencies for costs and
| expenses OF suits in which the State was
d party; ,. b. Al, appropriating the sum OF
$4,000 for thing the first floor OF the State
/ capitol, and :. b. l52, making sn apDro-
prIatlOn Tor the construction Of q cement
floor in the basement of the State Nor
mai School Building at Chico, were con-
sluered IN Committee OF the Whole.
recommended for passage and ordered to
third reading.
,. B. I5l, making an appropriation for
a 1ence IN front OF the grounds OF the
State Normal School at Chico, and S. l..
10O, making an appropriation for the
erection Of an additional building for the
State Normal School at Chico, were re-
fused second reading
>. -. 30, relative to the duties and
qualifications of the Superintendent of
State Prlntlng, was read the second time
ana ordered to third reading.
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