The record-union., 1895-02-26
CALIFORNIA LEGISLATURE.
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johnson said that the State had aided
other interests and should aid the dairy
Interests. The Horticultural Commission
had been maintained and had saved the
orchards in the southern part of the
State. The dairymen are selling butter
az less than the cost of production and
should be protected against the oleo-
margarine men.
Brusie said that the appropriations for
sne interior of the State have been cut
OoWn In order to reduce taxation. The
appropriations have been made for the
cities OF the State-for San Francisco and
Los Angeles and San Jose-and the mem-
Ders from those localities now say to the
people of Humboldt and other counties;
you can contribute to our buildings
and our Normal Schools, but when it
comes to aiding and protecting your in
terests. we cannot do it; we must reduce
the taxes"
Spencer spoke also in favor of the bill.
Belshaw's amendment was lost and the
bill passed to third reading.
s. b. 81, to appropriate money for the
support of aged persons in INDECENT cir
cumstances residing in the Home of the
Veterans Home Association, was re-
fused third reading, and Wade gave
notice of motion to reconsider.
S. b. 437, to appropriate $4,000 for re-
pairs and improvements upon the
grounds of the State Normal School at
San Jose, was read and passed-ayes 90,
noes 5.
s. b. "a, to amend Section 752 of an Act
to provide for the organization, in
corporation and government of municipal
corporations, was passed by a vote of 5o
to l, and Mckelvey gave notice OF motion
to reconsider.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
Bills were introduced and referred to
committees as follows:
By Powers-ConcerningJ Justices dock
Judiciary.
BY Bulla (by request)-To provide for
filling up or draining of lots on which
stagnant water or other offensive SUBJ
stances are and providing for collection
OF costs for the same.-Municipal Corpo-
Eations.
By Twigg-Appropriating Sl,05O to pay
the claim OF Thomas Hatch.-CIaims.
By Pendleton-Relating to compensa-
Ways and Means.
By Committee on Education-Substi-
tute for A. BIS 100, sol, 523, 525, $50, sos
and 594, which were ordered withdrawn.
By Bledsoe-To prevent and forbid all
persons who own, operate or carry on
street railroads from requiring deposits
from employes.-Corporatio
By Belshaw-To provide against the
printing or circulation of newspapers
and pamphlets advertising lotteries
Public Morals.
By Bulla-To create a division of poul-
try and provide for scientific and prac-
tical experimentation with poultry cult
ure under authority of the State Univer-
sity.-Agriculture.
By kelsey-To regulate the practice of
dentistry.-Public Health.
By Powers-Conferring power on gov
erning bodies OF cities of over 100. 900 in
habitants to erect buildings for accom-
mediation of persons affected with con-
taglous or infectious diseases. - San
Francisco Delegation.
BY Waymire-Relating to actions for
damages for wrongful or negligent kill
ing of human beings.-J judiciary.
By Butler-Relating 10 the State liz
brary.-Public Libraries.
RECONsIDERATION
Johnson moved the reconsideration of
the vote by which A. b. sol was passed
on file. The bill, which relates to salaries
OF teachers, was passed-ayes 49, noes O.
Senate messages were taken I'D on mo-
ton OF Hatfield, and Senate bills were
referred TO their appropriate committees.
A message was received from the Gov
ernor, stating that he had signed A. b, rs
and a. b. 9.
A large mum Der of bills were withdrawn
by the authors, and, at 4:2O P. NJ, on mo-
tion OF Pendleton, the Assembly ad-
Journed till 10 A. NJ. to-day.