The record-union., 1895-02-16

The Assembly was called to order at 10
A. NJ, Speaker Lynch in the chair.
Roll-call showed quorum present.
Prayer was offered by the Chaplain,
Rev. o. Summers.
NO ENACTING CLAUSE.
4. B. 40, the woman's suffrage bill.
which was the special order, was taken up.
Spencer stated that it had been discoy-
cred that by some oversight the enacting
clause had been omitted from the bill
He moved the appointment of a commit
tee Of one to amend the bill in that re-
spect, and also insert twenty DAYS be-
lore election alter the word s'countv.' ,,
in the ninth line.
The committee was appointed and the
bill amended, and, on motion OF Cutter.
made a special order for Tuesday morn
ing after reading OF the journal.
COMMITTEE REPORTS.
Bulla, for the Committee on Judiciary.
reported on a. b. 80, for the public
school teachers annuity fund, the major
ity recommending that it pass as
amended; on y. b. 1913, relating to pur-
chase Of property mortgaged to the tes-
tatOr or lntest2tc, and y. y. 4U2, relating
to libel and SANDER, recommending that
they pass as amended; that the author of
*. b. T64, relative to transferring causes in
Justices Courts, be allowed to with
draw it.
Cutter, for the Committee on Swamp
and Overlooked Lands, reported favor
ably on A. BIS. %, $40. 522, GIL, 705 and
ia.
Berry, for the Committee on Public
Buildings, reported a. B. $50 as a SUBJ
stitute Tor a. Is. 1863, providing for the
purchase of residence for the Governor.
Bassford, for the Committee on Fish
and Game, reported favorably on a. 3.
767, for the protection OF carrier pigeons.
Huber, for the Committee on Contested
Elections, reported on the case OF j. Z.
! Treacy VS.. j. J. Wilkinson, recommend
ing that j. j. Wilkinson, the sitting mem-
Der, be declared elected member of the
Assembly.
Brusie, for the Committee on WAYS
and Means, reported on 4. 3. 400, for
support OF inmates of the Women'5 Re-
lief Corps Home, and y. B. 636, requiring
payment into the State Treasury of all
moneys received by the various state iu-
situations, recommending that they pass
as amended; favorably on 4. ID. 676 and
! y. b. TO0-deticiency bills; \. B. 694, to
pay claim OF State Agricultural Society,
! and y. u. Ill, TO pay deficiency for trans
| portation of children to the State school;
I 4. Is. 40, to pay deficiency for trans
I portation of insane; =. 3. rs, to pay de-
/ ticiency for salary OF Secretary of State
! Board of Examiners; \. y. 262 to pay
claim of Major Jose Ramon Pico: 4. Il.
/ 81, TO pay claim of Mary Springer: A. Il.
Is, to pay claim Of Egenipg Express
/ Company; a. 3. lbs, appropriating So, 600
/ for repairs to buildings of San jose Nor
NAL School: y. b. 81, TO pay claim of Carl
/ Spelling, and recommending that \. Il.
/ 23I, appropriating money for use OF the
! Forestry Stations, and y. Is. ig2, to pay
claim Of Charles u. Cunningham aud
! William c. Rodgers, pass as amended,
and favorably on y. B. 439, for the pur-
/ chase OF a wagon road to Lake Tahoe.
/ Waymire, Tor the Committee on Con-
/ stitutional Amendments, reported ad-
versely on a. G. 4. 81, relating to legisla-
/ ton: y. Z. y. 50, relating to legislation,
and i. c. y. 50, relating 10 the reteren-
i dun.
| Guy, for the Committee on Municipal
/ Corporations, reported OH y. Is. 81, allow
/ ing cities incorporated under charters to
abolish or annul such charters, recon-
| intending that il pass as amended.