The record-union., 1895-03-06

the appropriation for payment of trans
portation OF children to the State Reform
School for Juvenile Offenders for the
forty-fourth fiscal year, was passed by a
vote of 81 to 0. II
= Senator Langford offered substitute
for s. j. X. s, relative to the transfer of
Goat Island to the State by the General
Government, which was read.
Senator Burke opposed the adoption of
the resolution, stating that there was but
one railroad in the State and that there
would be plenty of time TO adopt such a
resolution when there was assurance that
another road would be built.
Senator Langford said the Senator
tBurke) was eminently right in saying
there was but one railroad in the state,
aud that there never would be another
until some terminal point was given to
some pr opposed competing road. Unless
terminal point was secured it would be
impossible for the proposed San Joaquin
Valley Railroad to enter San Francisco, as
the old road owned the entire Oakland
water front.
Senator McAllister opposed the resolu-
ton and Senator Earl favored its adop-
ton.
Senator Mathews advocated the adop-
ton OF the resolution in vigorous
speech, as did also Senator Seawell.
The roll was called and the substitute
adopted by vote Of y to 7. a
X ,. b. OO, by Gleaves, empowering the
State Board of Harbor Commissioners to
lay OUT ana improve certain property in
san francisco, was read the third time
and passed by vote OF % to 4.
president pro tenn. Flint in the chair.
:. b. 100, by GleaveS, to amend an Act
concerning the water front of city and
county OF San Francisco, and to confer
further powers upon the Board of State
Harbor Commissioners, which had been
read the first and second time during the
morning session, was read the third time
and passed by vote of % to 3
s. Is. 81, by Gleaves, to authorize and
empower the Board OF State Harbor Com :
mlSSloners to institute condemnation
proceedings against certain property in
the city and county of San Francisco,
and extending their jurisdiction over the
same, was read the third time and passed
| by vote of % TO 3.
empowering the Board OF State Harbor
commissioners to grant, exchange or
transfer certain property in the city and
county of San Francisco to or with the
owner or owners OF certain property, was
read the third time and, after an ex-
tended debate, passed by q vote of u to :.
IS. - 4OZ, by Orr, relating to the proof
and recording Of maps of real estate, was
made special order TO follow other
special orders set for this morning.
5. B. So, By Toner, to repeal an Act to
provide and regulate the manner of re-
ceiving and paying ices, commissions,
percentages and other compensation for
official services IN cities and cities and
counties having population of over
| 100000 inhabitants, was made a special
order to follow special orders set for this
morning.
S. b. 753, to promote and secure free
| dom Of speech in courts of justice, was
made special order for o'clock p. N.
to-day.
S. B. 787. by Langford, to provide for
the completion and termination of the
duties OF the Board of State Viticultural
Commissioners, was read the first time
and ordered on file.
y message was received from the Gov
ernor announcing that he had approved
the following bills:
S. Is. 19S, by Wilmington, to reduce the
mum Der OF Judges of the Superior Court
of san Diego County to two.
5. b. a, by Earl, to amend an Act to
provide for the organization, incorpora-
ton and government Of municipal corpo-
rations.
$. b. 785, by VOORHEES,, making an ap-
preparation of SIC, 900 for the contingent
expenses Of the Senate for the thirty-fi
session.
At 400 o'clock P. N. recess was taken
until 7.3O p II