The record-union., 1895-02-14

ing on the grounds of the Normal School,
pass as amended; adversely on a. Is. 81.
to purchase residence for the Governor;
A. b. 1875, making an appropriation for a
! fence in front OF the Chico Normal School,
and a. b. 1876, for the erection Of an addi-
tlonal building for the school; A. B. 455,
appropriating $1,000 for thing the first
| floor OF the State Capitol.
| Osborn, for the Committee on Military.
reported favorably on A. b. 593. relating
to the National Guard.
! PendletOn, for the Committee on Cor
porations, reported adversely on A. b.
4S9, relative to foreign insurance compa-
MES, and tayorabIy on \. Is. 7l3, relating
! to contracts for lease of railroads stock
| etc, and y. b. 664, in relation to cemetery
/ corporations.
Bassford. for the Committee on Fish
! and Game, reported Joint resolution as
q substitute for Hollands resolution rel
alive to tish-ladders on the Stanislaus
and Tuolnmne Rivers. Substitute
adopted.
Glass, for the Committee on Public
! Health, reported favorabiy on A. B. $50,
relating TO examination of insane persons;
| y. Is. lO4, relating to funeral directors,
ana a. b. 553, authorizing the State Board
o! Health 10 purchase and manufacture
| dlphtherla anti-toXine, at cost of So, 1000
He moved that the latter bill be de-
=
suspended and the bill passed-ayes 81.
noes 2.
Berry presented the reports of the. COM
/ mlttee that visited the State University,
San Jose Normal school, Agnews Insane
! Asylum, Womau's Relief Corps Home,
and public buildings in Southern Califor-
MA, which were ordered printed i'll the
journal.
Hatfield, for the Committee on Federal
Relations, reported favorably on \. j. h.
10, relative to the proposed Pacific cable.
! ON motion of DinIlelspiel, the resolution
was adopted and transmitted to The SEN
ate.
SENATE MESSAGES.
Senate messages were taken up, and on
motion of Bulla, the Senate amendments
to :. b. 70, relative to time allowed for
| commencing work on rights OF way, were
/ cOncurred in unanimously.
The report Of Powers, for the San Fran
! cisco delegation, reporting taVoraDly on
a. b. sos, the lee bill, among others, was
| taken up iout Of order. Bettman moved
/ that the bill be made Il case OF urgency,
explaining that it would relieve the bur-
dens OF the San Francisco offices. The
/ rules were suspended and the bill read
| three times and passed, ayes %, noes 1,
and transmitted to the Senate.
Senate bills were referred 10 commit
! tees as follows:
Stockton Insane AsyIum-Committee on
/ Ways and Means; S. Is. 40, relating to
| giving notice OF sale to a pIedgOr-Ju-
dietary Committee; 5. b. 80, relative to
right of pledgor to purchase pledged
! property judiciary Committee; S. b.
! 80, to provide an additional Superior
| Judge-Judiciary Committee; 5. b. 3l3,
for appointment by Coroners Of tirst-class
counties Of a physician to make autopsies
/ San Francisco delegation; ). u. S, re-
! lating to incorporation of colleges and
! eminaries-COmuittee on Education; S.
/ b. 81. amending the Aged INDECENT Act
/ Ways and Means; :. Is. u, providing for
/ organization, ETC., of municipal corpora
tiOns-Municipal Corporations; s. B. 257,
/ relating TO Observation-Disclosures; 5,
| b. 81, relating to authorization of mar
! riages-JudIciary.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
Bills were introduced and referred to
committees as follows:
By North-Relating to suits to quiet
/ title.-Judiciary.
BY Freeman-Relating to irrigation
districts.
BY Brusie-Repealing the Act for re-
moving the mineral cabinet from the
/ state Library. State Library.
! By IhOmaS-AuthOriZing the State
/ Prison Directors to have furniture manu-
featured at Folsom State Prison,-State
/ Prisons.
/ Tv Powers-To create the Office of Ex-
amiuing Engineer OF desert lands.-Pub-
Relating to the National Guard.-MiI-
BY Bettman-Relative to appointment
/ of aliens to positions under the State, ETC.
Judiciary,
By O'Day-Fixing and regulating fees
! of physicians.-State Hospitals and
/ Asylums.
by Davitt-Relating to actions for
damages for the death of a person.
/ Judiciary.
TO prevent bringing of suits on a
/ gambling debit judiciary.
| BY heen-Relating to legal distances
By Guy-Relating to elections.-Elec-
10 pay the claim of a. L. Wood for as
| rest OF Francisco TOrres.-CIaims.
| To pay claim of J. Y. Hicks for ex-
| pense of extraditing a. L. Gibbs
/ Claims.
| by raquest)-Relating to appointment
and number Of Notaries Public.-Ju-
dietary.
lBy requestl-To provide for fixing
boundaries OF lands.-Public Lands.
BY Iwigg-Io prohibit minors from
disposing of any articles, flowers or
wares upon the public streets.-Public
Morals.
Relating to exemption from execution.
judiciary.
Requiring Supervisors, Councils and
Boards OF Trustees to fix the price at
which gas and electricity shall be sold for
illuminating urposes.-Municipal Cor
porations.
BY Wilkinson-To provide for free
public employment oftices.-Labor and
Capital.
by Kelsey-To prohibit the wearing of
hats or bonnets at theaters and public
places.-Pubic Morals.
By Swisler by request)-Providing for
farming OF land OF deceased persons by
executors, etc. judiciary.
BY Dwyer-COncernlng completion of
unfinished public buildings.-Public
Buildings.
10 provide for the completion of public
buildings. Buildings.
BY y ade-To amend Section 37SS of
the Political Code judiciary.
BY Meads-TO provide for the disposal
of the Home Of the Adult Blind.-State
Hospitals and Asylums.
By Belshaw-To regulate salaries in
State misunderstanding Expenditures.
BY POwers-TO authorize the coustruc-
ton OF ospitals.-Muuicipa Corpora
tons.
BY Rowell-Relating to actions for fore
closure judiciary.
BY Mckelvey- to judgments
in irrigation districts.-Irrigatlon.
Relating to orders Of Judges for draw
ing iurors.-JUdiciary
By Dodge 10y request)-Requiring all
banks, etc, 10 furnish the Secretary OF
state on the first Monday in March with
a list OF all their box renters.-Banks and
Banking.
Providing for alteration of boundaries
OF incorporated cities and towns.-Mu-
nicipal Corporations.
~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TO nrodnctions