The record-union., 1895-03-15

1s
second and third time and passed by
vote of q to 4.
A. b. 9S2, by Committee on Revenue
Laws, to amend an Act entitled AN Act
to establish Political Code" approved
March Il, 1872, by adding new sections
thereto, to be numbered 3640, $3.50, 3S01
and 3S3l; also, by amending Sections
1907, 36l7, 1923, $500, $500, 365l, 1868 and
otners, all relating to the revenue and
taxes OF the State, was read the third
time and passed by vote of 26 to 0.
A. B. l52, by Johnson, to prevent the
sale of short weight in butter, was read
the first, second and third time and
passed by a vote of 26 to O. Smith gave
notice of a reconsideration.
! a. b. 10. by Hatfield, making an ap-
! preparation TO pay the deficiency III the
| appropriation for the transportation OF
! the insanse, for the forty-iOurth fiscal
! year, was Withdrawn. and 4. 3. 6S2, by
! Hatfield, authorizing the State Capitol
| Commissioners 10 improve certain streets
IN the city of Sacramento, TO wit: l.
! street, from the east line of Tenth street
| to the west line OF Fifteenth street, and
! Fifteenth street from the north line oil l.
| street to the south line of n street, and y
street from the east line of Tenth street
| TO the west line Of Fifteenth street; also
! to reconstruct Tenth street from the CEN
| ter line OF l. street 10 the center line of
| \ street, and to appropriate S33, 700 there
! 1or, was substituted and read the second
! time.
! Senator McAllister offered an amend
ment, providing that no part of the
! money so appropriated shall be available
until a majority OF the property owners
| interested shall concur in the improve
ment.
| Senator Hart protested against it's
adoption, declaring that it would invali-
date the bill by making it piece of
! special legislation.
The amendment was lost and the bill
was passed by vote of p to >.
! a. b. rs, by Brusie, making an appro-
! priation OF $l53 to pay the deficiency IN
the appropriation for salary of Secretary
/ Of State Board OF Examiners for the forty
! fourth fiscal year, was read the first, sec
! ond and third time ana passed-25 to 0.
4. j. IL. L, by Coleman, relative to
mines and mining claims situated within
! the boundaries of the \ Yosemite National
Park, was adopted-24 to 0.
! 4. G. h. 10, by Bachman, relative to
! distractions of rivers by dams, was
! adopted-23 to 0.
a. b. GIG, an Act authorizing the Clerk
! OF the supreme Court TO furnish his otli-
/ ces in san Francisco, Los Angeles and
| Sacramento with steel record cases and
make an appropriation OF s., $50 therefor,
was read the first, second and third time
and passed-26 to 0.
president pro tenn. Flint in the chair.
a. b. 439, by Committee on Roads and
! highways, to authorize the State TO Sc
cure the title to and right OF way for that
| certain wagon road in lLl Dorado County,
! from the village of Smiths Flat to Lake
Tahoe, and to provide 1or the appoint
ment, duties and compensation Of
! Lake Tahoe Wagon Road Commits
! sioner," ana 10 make an appropriation
/ for the purpose OF carrying into effect the
| provisions OF this Act was read the sec
ond and third times and passed-27 to ).
;. B. 6O4, to amend the purity OF cleo
! ton laws, was read the first second and
/ third times and passed-26 to o.
a. B. $50, by Committee on Roads and
! Highways, to amend Sections 2633, 2642,
I 2643, 2643, 2602, = and PIG OF the POliti-
cal Code, and to add three new sections to
! said cOue, to be known as Sections 264U
/ 2644 and 2IlO, relating to highways and
! the powers and duties of highway Off
/ GERS, was read the first time and made a
special order for this morning to follow
! the reading of the journal
4. b. 80, by Bachman, to amend Sec
! ton 73l OF the Penal Code, and TO add a
/ new section thereto. to be known as Sec
/ ton 734, relating to the suppression OF
/ riots and parading OF independent COM
/ panIes, was reaG three times and passed
/ y to 0.
/ \. j. X. 9, by Waymire, relative to re-
! questlng Congress to so amend the laws
/ granting certain arid lands to the States.
and to permit the State of California to
reclaim such lands and retain the owner
/ ship thereof, for the purpose of constitut-
/ ing permanent endowment Of the public
( schools and the State University was
adOpted-ZI to ..
J a. b. IA, by Cutter. to provide for the
/ organization and government of drainage
districts tor the drainage Of agricultural
/ lands other than swamp and oVerfiowed
lands was read three times and passed
/ p to 0.
/ \. B. 246, by Phelps, making an appro-
/ priation OF SI,545 to pay the deficiency in
/ the appropriation for the State forestry
stations for the fOrty-ffth and forty-sIxth
/ fiscal years was read three times and
/ passed. to 0.
/ a. b. 22i, by Phelps, appropriating
Sl0,UUO for the use of the two State forestry
/ stations and for the establishment and
/ usa OF third forestry station, was read
/ the second time.
/ Senator Beard explained the bill and
/ stated that il was intended TO plant 800
/ acres on Mount Hamilton as an expert
I meut.
/ Senator Smith said he was disgusted
/ with the whole foresty question. aud did
/ not favor planting a lot of trees that
/ would not be big enough tel years from
/ now to lick a school-boy."
! Senator GesfOrd said he could stand
/ s, coo for the purpose named, but Sl5. 900
/ Senator Earl favored the passage of the
! bill.
Senator Langford hoped the Senate
/ would stop this racket The Senators had
/ come here pledged to economy, and it was
high time they commenced it. He did
not believe in growing oak TO make fur
| niture for his great-grandchildren.
/ Senator Pedlar offered an amendment.
( reducing the appropriation TO -, 900, and
/ striking out the provision for a new
/ forestry station at Mount Hamilton.
/ The amendment was adopted, and the
. bin ordered printed.
Senator Wilmington, for the conference
committee appointed to confer with
like committee of the Assembly on the
county government bill, handed in a re-
port.
! An agreement could not be reached re-
+ garding the Assembly request that the
| Senate recede from its amendment to
( Section 2l5, line 81, providing for one ad-
ditional deputy Tor County Clerks in
/ counties where additional Judges have
! been appointed, TO act as registry clerk,
! An agreement could not De reached
! upon the amendments TO Section I72, line
I 10, and Section lS6, line I3.
The committee recommended that
/ free conference committee be appointed
4 to confer with a like Assembly commit
/ tee concerning the amendme IS IN cues
ton. On all other amendments an aores-
ment had been reached.
+ The Senate refused to adopt the report
/ OF the conference committee,
Then, on motion or Senator Orr. the
Senate adopted all that portion Of the re-
port excepting an amendment relerring
I TO Alameda County, in Section $50. and
/ 10 settle the disputed points in the bill
/ Tree conference committee was appointed