The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1895-02-22
ton in the interest of the farmers was
COMMITTEE REPORTS

Wade, for the Committee on Banks and
Banking. reported back A. j. Il. %, re-
latIng to a national system of finance,
! without recommendation.
Jones, for the Committee on Labor and
Capital, reported adversely on A. B. 6l4,
Tor the relief of the unemployed; a. b.
IO3, to regulate the employment OF labor
erS and mechanics on public works; a.
- 192. for the establishment of free pub
TIC employment offices; a. b. 500, to aid
citizens OF the State to corporate in the
production OF wealth needed for them
selves and protect them in the enjoyment
OF their production; recommending that
a. b. $780, relating TO duties of females
employed in mercantile and manufact-
urlng occupations, pass as amended.
Dixon, for the Committee on Commerce
and Navigation. reported tavorably on
a. G. Il. 10, for the investigation of the
work at the ferry landing at San Fran
cisco by Colonel Mendell and Major
Heuer and moved its adoption. The mo-
ton raised quite a discussion, Bledsoe
offering substitute which was lost. The
motion was finally adopted by vote of
&c ayes to 26 noes.
Cargill, for the Committee on Hospitals
and Asylums, reported favorably on A.
J BIS 707, 70S, 100, 70l, 332 and 624, making
J appropriations for the Southern Callfor-
MIA Asylum, and recommending that A.
"A. 400, Tor erection OF d laundry and
power building for the Home for Feeble
! Minded Children, pass as amended. The
report was referred to The Committee on
Ways and Means.
Phelps, for the Committee on Retrench-
ment, reported favorably on A. 3. 4l2,
providing for the examination by the
State Board of Examiners of the books,
etc., of all State institutions.
| Davis, for the Committee on Public
Lands, reported adversely on A. b. rs,
creating the office of State Engineering
Examiner of desert lands; A. b. 7S9. TO
provide for fixing the boundary of lands,
and a. b. S3S, to enable the State of Cali
tornia to receive desert lands from the
| I nited States.
Dixon, for the Committee on Com
merce and Navigation, presented a ma
JorIty report adversely on A. b. 2S6, en-
powering the Harbor Commissioners to
Improve certain property on the westerly
slue OF East street IN San Francisco, and
| minority report favorabIy on the same
bill; adversely on A. b. 403, relating to
water rights; an adverse majority report
and favorable minority report on A. b.
80. enabling the Harbor Commissioners
to grant, exchange or transfer properly
east OF East street, in San Francisco.
Bulla, from the Committee on Judici-
airy, reported favorably on 4. B. $50, to
prevent the sale OF intoxicating liquors
in the immediate vicinity of Soldiers
Homes; recommending a. 3. 937 as a
substitute for a. b. 81, authorizing agri-
cultural societies to sell or mortgage
property held by them. Substitute
adopted.
Tibbitts, for the Committee on State
Parks and Forestry, reported favorably
on a. }. r. %, requesting Congress to
make an appropriation for a free wagon
road from Mono Lake to Yosemite
| Valley.
The resolution was adopted.
phGlnS for theif 1Nuo p1irtna On 20
ment, reported on 4. B. 726, to repeal the
Debris Commissioner Act, the majority
reporting it without recommendation
and the minority recommending its
passage.
Berry, for the Committee on Public
Buildings, reported on y. 3. 227, appro-
priating $780, $50 for an administration
building for the Mendocino Insane
Asylum, recommending that it pass as
amended. Referred to Committee on
Ways and Means.
Butler. for the Committee on Claims,
reported tavorably on A. B. 235. to pay
claim Of w. 2. Lampkin; A. B. 756, TO
pay claim of II. D. Dyer and others; 4. 3.
70, TO pay certain swamp land warrants;
a. b. 10, to pay claim Of Jerome Deasy;
a. y. 40, TO pay moneys advanced for
the forestry stations by the State Uni
Verslty: \. b. $50, to pay claim of r. J.
BrOughton; \. b. 634 for the relief of
George Miller;sA. b. 35S, to pay claim of
r.. b. Young: reporting back A. 3, 1863
REIN bursting Marin County for moneys
expended in prosecuting crimes commit
ted in san Quentin, without recon-
/ mendatiou; adversely on \. b. 49,, for
the relief OF the County Treasurer OF
Sonoma County.
Guy, for the Committee on Municipal
! Corporations, reported ON a. B. 79l, re-
quiring City Councils, Trustees and
! Supervisors to fix price at which gas and
electricity shall be sold for illuminating
purposes, recommending that it pass as
| amended.
Swisler, for the Committee on Roads
and Highways, reported on A. 3. 742,
recommending thatit pass as amended.
Mchelvey, for the Committee on Irri-
CATION, reported A. B. $50 as a substitute
for a. BIS. 329, 435, 40, 0l5 and SIG, relat-
| ing to Irrigation districts-Su bstitute
adopted; recommending that A. b. 1874
relating TO irrigation district bonds, pass
as amended.
Richards, for the Committee on Agri-
! culture, reported adversely on \. B. S62
! to prevent the use of barbed wire fences
! y. b. So, for the encouragement of ramie,
| silk and flax culture, and a. b. $50, for
! the organization Of county agricultural
| societies.
| STATE AND DISTRICT FAIRS.
The committee also reported thatit had
! been in joint session with the Senate
| Committee on Agriculture, and that at
such meeting it was resolved that each
committee report TO its respective house.
! recommending that the State and district
fairs be maintained as in the past, but at
| q reduction of half the last appropria-
! tons.
! Brusie, for the Committee on WAYS and
! Means, reported on a. 3. $50, authOriz-
| ing the State Treasurer to pay over to the
/ Treasurer of the Veterans Home certain
! moneys, recommending that s. b. 764 be
| substituted for it-so ordered; favorably
| on a. b. 53S, for the relief of RS Sarah
j. Wing; A. Is. $50, for the purchase of a
| residence for the Governor; \. Is. is, ap-
propriating 50 900 for the purchase of fur
| niture, ETC., for the Los Angeles Normal
! School; a. b. 10, for heating and ventila-
! ton OF the Los Angeles Normal School:
A. b. 63S, to pay claim of d. Jordan; 4.
| b. 30, approprlating money Of special
| fund of Mendocino Insane ASYLUM TO the
use of the asylum; recommending that
/ A. i. 4lS, for claim of Julius Hult, and
A. b. 2l9, for erection of buildings at
| Berkeley. pass as amended; reporting
back A. b. l06, relative to State build
ing at San Francisco, without recon-
mendation; recommending that S. 3. COZ
be substituted tor y. b. GIG. for the APP
pointmeut of a guardian for Suffers Fort
so ordered,
The Committee on Election Contests
| presented voluninous report on the eX-
pense bills OF the contested cases, which
was ordered printed in the journal and
made special order for Monday.
Powers, for the Committee on Inaugu-
raj Ball, presented a report which was re-
| ierred to the Committee on Ways and
| Means.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
Bills were introduced and referred to
| nnnni niftaas a fnIlnIuS.