The record-union., 1895-02-06

ASSEMBLY.
The Assembly was called to order
at $50 A. NJ. yesterday, Speaker Lynch in
the chair.
Roil-call showed quorum present.
Prayer was offered by the Chaplain,
Rev. .. Summers.
On motion of Belshaw the reading of
the journal was dispensed with
ODay, Thomas and Belshaw were
granted leave OF absence.
COMMITTEE REPORTS.
Weyse, for the Committee on Attaches.
reported tavorably on A. B. 3333. for the
appointment and salary of an elevator
attendant
Staley, for the Committee on MiIeape
reported on the bills of the Committees
on Hospitals and Asylums, Public Health
and Quarantine, and Commerce and
Navigation, in favor of the payment of
their actual expenses, and the report was
adopted.
Bulla for the Committee on Judiciary.
reported favorably on y. B. 40S, relating
| to acknowledgment OF grant by married
women; recommending that A. B. 42S,
relating 10 pledges, pass as amended;
that a. B. 33S, providing for prosecuting
attorneys of Police Courts in cities of
more than $4,000 and less than 150, 900, be
referred to the Committee on Municipal
Corporations-so ordered; adversely on
A. b. l66, relating to honesteads; A. B.
30I, to oprohibit the mortgaging of certain
personal property; a. b. 3z7, for licensing
public accountants; A, Il. AL, relating 10
disqualification OF Judges; \. B. Az,
amending Section 1855 OF the Civil Code;
a. b. Al, relating to Justices Courts;
also, recommending that y. b. sol, to
amend Section 1913 of the Political Code:
\. b. 56l, to amend Section 1886 OF
the Political Code, and A. B. 45I, to
amend Section 1868 of the Political Code,
be referred TO the Committee on Educa-
tiOn-So ordered.
Phelps, Tor the Committee on Retrench-
ment, reported adversely Oh a. 3. l62, to
appoint committee 10 report to the next
Legislature on the abOlishment of the
State Prison at San Quentin; recommend
ding that a. b. 423, repeating the Indi-
gent Persons Act, pass as amended adj
versely OIL a. B. al, to create and admin
lister a teachers annuity and retirement
fund, and a. B. 45S. relating to special
policemen for the Capitol grounds.
PendletOn, for the Committee on Cor
porations, reported 1avorabiy on a. =. 5O9
to regulate the sale and redemption of
transportation tickets, and 4. 3. 4S4 re-
| lating TO water and canal corporations.
Swlsler, fer the Committee on Roads
and Highways, reported favorably Oh
\. B. 43y, authorizing the State to secure
title to a certain road in Ell Dorado
County, providing for appointing q Lake
TanOe Wagon Road Commissioner, aud
providing tor his salary. Referred TO the
Committee on Ways and Means.
Glass, for the Committee on Public
Health aud Quarantine, reported ad-
YerSely on ;. Is. -, for the protection of
patients from eXtOrtiOn by dishonest
physicians and druggists, and favorabIy
on \. B, 46l, providing for the removal
OF human remains from cemeteries III
cities OF more than 90 900 and less than
100. 900 population, and y. y. 276. adding
Section 3030 10 the Political Code.
Nade, Tor the Committee on Banks and
Banking, reported adversely on A. B.
l7Y, prohibiting officers or employees of
savings banks from holding office ia any
national, commercial or private bank, and
recommending that y. Is. 2S3, relating
TO the Bank. Commissioners, pass as
amended.
Brusie, for the Committee on Ways aud
Means, reported OIL y. 3. 457, Tor the
better protection OF the treasury, recom-
mending that II pass as amended; tavora-
bly on =. Z. 452, to pay The deficiency for
transporting prisoners: q. Is. 3T4, to pay
the deficiency for the support of the stock
ton Insane Asylum; \. 3. 454, TO pay de-
ticieucy for postage, etc., in Secretary of
states office; y. B. II, TO pay deficiency
for support OF Los Angeles Normal
School, and A. I5. 456. to pay Ge6cienGy
Tor arresting criminals outside of the
State; also recommending that the author
be allowed to withdraw =. B. lSS.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
Bills were introduced and referred to
committees as follows:
By Jones-Relative to free Libraries and
reading g-roonlS.-MunicipalC Corporations
BY Hudson Relating TO roads and
highways. and Highways.
BY Freeman 10y reqnestJ-Appropriat
ing $4,000 for the purchase of furniture
for the Southern California State Insane
Asylum-Publie buildings.
BY request)-Appropriat S25, 900 for
support OF Southern California Insane
AsyIum-P Buildings.
BY Bulla-Io regulate the practice of
veterinary surgery. Agriculture
BY ijeishaw-Appoiuting a guardian
for Suffers Fort.
Bv Committee OIL Observation-Disclosures
iating TO quarantine at the port of San
Francisco.
BY Misunderstanding TO leases of acri-,
cultural iauds.-J judiciary.
Repeating the Act authorizing suits
agninst the State.-J Judiciary
BY helsey-PronIbiting the use of
barDed-wire fence in public lanes.
streets, alleys, roads or highways.-Agri-
culture.
To prevent deception in tie sale of
Observation-Disclosures.
BY Wilkinson-Relatiug to examina-
ton and conImittal of insane persons.-
Public Health and Quarantine.
BY Boo;hby-Providin that mem bers
of Boards of Education III cities be paid
SiG0 per month.-Jutliciary.
By Laird-To provide for the oraauiza--
tion OF County Agricultural Associations.
Agriculture.