The record-union., 1895-02-09
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favorably on a. c. a. 35, relative to
revenue and taxation; A. Z. A. Sc, rela-
tive to ownership of property by aliens,
and a. q. a. 8, relative to the manner of
voting; recommending that the author be
allowed to withdraw A. G.. A. s, relative
to revenue and taxation.
Pendleton, for the Committee on
Corporations, reported a substitute. a.
Is. IO2, for A. i. 3S4, relating to street
railroads. Substitute read and ordered
on file.
Thomas, for the Committee on Mines
and Mining, reported on A. B. 80, recon-
mending that it pass as amended.
StaIey, for the Committee on Mileage,
reported favorably on a. b. $50.
lPendleton in the chair.
Bassford, for the Committee on Fish
and Game, reported favorably on A. B.
l6l, relating to protection of fish placed
In the streams of the State.
Dodge, Tor the Committee on County
and Township Governments, reported
recommending that A. b. 226, for the ap-
pointment of an additional Judge for
humboldt County, be Withdrawn and S.
b. 159 substituted for it. So ordered.
SENATE MESSAGES.
Lynch offered a resolution that S. B.
429, which had been passed by the SEN
ate, be considered case of urgency and
passed. The bill appropriates $4,000 for
the purchase Of furniture for the Southern
California insane Asylum. SeYenty-tour
inmates, he said, were sleeping on the
floors and it should not be permitted to
go so any longer.
Berry described the condition of affairs
as found by the committee on its visit
and advocated the immediate passage OF
the bill.
Guy also described the situation and
SAID 1t was disgrace to the State.
ll8 resolution WAS adOntAI nnpni-
mOusly and the bill read three times and
passed, ayes 5S, noes 0, and ordered im-
medlately transmitted to the Senate.
Lynch in the chair.
RESOLUTIONS.
Resolutions were offered and disposed
of as follows:
BY Pendleton-Directing the Controller
to draw his warrant for so 80 in favor of
H. NJ. Richardson for services rendered
to the Committee on Retrenchment.-
Adopted.
BY Laird-Authorizing the Controller
to draw his warrant in favor of l.. II.
Brown for 1886 25, for codes furnished
the Assembly. Referred to the Commit
tee on Ways and Means.
PETITIONS.
Petitions were presented and referred
to committees as follows:
BY Spencer-By citizens of the State,
dSAlIIS 1OI ZIG GudCbu6lE OF a SUNDAY
law.-Public Morals.
BY Tomblin-From citizens of GazelIe.
Slsklyou County. asking for womau's s
suffrage. Laws.
BY Glass-trom citizens of Santa Maria
Valley, asking for an appropriation of
1900 for the construction Of a bulknead
and wingdam at the confluence of the
Santa Maria and Susquol Rivers.-Com-
merce and Navigation.
BY IibDitts-EOr the rassaua of q S,,
day Iaw.-Public Morals
by BIedsoe-trom citizens of Hum
boldt County, protesting against the
abolition OF district fairs. rs.-Agriculture.
by Price-For the passage Of a Sunday
law.-Publlc Morals.
CONTESTANTS EXPENSES.
North presented bill of expense for
j. b. Mcdonald, IN the contested election
case OF Collins VS.. Mcdonald. Referred
to the Committee on Contested Elections.
OUT OF ORDER.
A minority of the Committee on Conn
ties and County Boundaries reported
favorably on a. B. 504, providing for the
formation OF new counties, and adversely
on a. 3. 473, providing for the formation
OF new counties.
Bledsoe moved to take up Phelps rgso-
luton on behalf Of the Committee on Re-
trenchment, dispensing with a number
of attaches.
The resolution was taken up, and, on
motion of Pendleton, was referred to the
Committee on Attaches.
Laugenour asked the consideration of
his resolution excusing those empIoyed
IN the engrossing- from roll-call in
the morning. Lost.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS,
Bills were introduced and referred to
committees as follows:
BY Huber-To regulate the employ
ment Of IabOrers and mechanics on nnb-
lie works.-Capital and Labor
BY Dixon-Relating to special elections.
Election Laws.
Regulating street railroad franchises
San Francisco delegation.
By Meads-Relating to the overflow of
unnavigable streams. and Over
flowed Lands.
By Freeman-An appropriation of S67.-
743 Is for Southern California State IN
sane Asylum.-State Hospitals and Asy-
iumS.
Appropriating 81, 500 for erection of ad-
ditiOnal buildings for Southern California
State Insane Asylum.-State Hospitals
and Asylums.
Appropriating sl,486 Al for refrigerator
for southern California State Insane Asy-
lum.-State Hospitals and Asylums.
By Hatheld-Dehciency appropriation
for transportation OF insane.-Ways and
Means.
Deficiency appropriation for transporta-
ton of children TO State Reform School
Ways and Means.
BY Waymire-Appropria of SI25
per month for relief OF Professor John c,
Pelton Tor twenty-one months.-Ways
and Means.
BY Dodge-Relating TO sale of stock of
street railway ent-Corporations.
By Cutter-For drainage of agricult-
ural lands. - Swamp and Overlooked
Lands.
BY Notwithstanding special cleo
tions.-Election Laws.
BY Mchelvey-Relating to boundaries
of Orange County.-Counties and County
Boundaries.
BY Belshaw-To repeal "An Act Great
ing Commissioner OF Public Works. u
Retrencnment.
By Price-Vo amend "An Act to estab-
lish uniform system of county and
township governments" - County and
Township Governments.
By quest-heiating to County Sur
veyors. s.-County and Township Govern
nents.
By request : Relating to furnishing
County Assessors with maps.-Couuty
and Township Governments.
By request - Relating to furnishing
County Assessors with maps.-County
and Township Governments.
by request - Relating to mortgages,
deeds of trust, contracts and other obli-
gations.-County and Township Govern
meuts.
Relating TO abstracts of mortgages.
deeds of trust, contracts and other obli-
gaions.-County and Township Govern
ments.
by Laugenour (by equest)-Relating
to qualifications OF otI1ce-hOIders. - At
taches and Employees.
by Brusie-Eo pay salary of Secretary
oEaState Board of Examiuers.-Waysa and