The record-union., 1897-02-07
IN THE ASSEMBLY.
A "Four Corners" Debating Society
on COOmbS' Resolution.

Leave of absence was granted Harris
Mulcrevy, Bettman, Waymire, Wright,
Ennis, Valentine, Fdntana, Foreman
Arnerich, Kelly, Seward.
The Committee on Engrossment re-
ported A. BIS 452 and % properly en-
crossed.
A. B. 452 having been passed was
transmitted to the Senate.
OTHER COMMITTEES.
The COMMITTEES on Crimes and Penal
ties reported favorably on Hudson'S s
COG. providing for furnishing Sheriffs
with photographs of convictS about to
be discharged.
The Committee on Health and Quar-
antine amended Sims bill, 449, regulat-
ing the practice of dentistry, and ap-
proved it. 1t wassread and went to the
second reading file.
Through the Irrigation Committee a
petition from numerous Los Angeles
people asking that the Wright Irriga
ton Act be not repealed, was placed on
the archives.
From the Committee on the Revision
of the Codes S. BIS 124 and 12S were
referred to the Judiciary Committee
Cross 14S relating to the sale and re-
demption of property under foreclosure,
was approved, read first time and went
to second reading.
From the Swamp and Overlooked
Lands Committee, A w. North, Chair
man, reported favorably Caminettis
800 and 591, relating to the formation
and dissolution of reclamation districts.
From the Committee on Hospitals
and Asylums came the following re-
port: Goff's 10S and 10, making ap-
propriations for the support of the
Southern California Insane Asylum, to
Ways and Means Committee; Prices
523 and 526, for improvements to the
Home for the Feeble minded with
drawn; Prices 524 and 527, for the
same institution, amended, recon-
mended and referred to the Ways and
Means Committee.
THESE CARRY MONEY.
The Ways and Means Committees
report was voluminous. Guys bill ask
ing an appropriation for $4,000 for a
State normal school at San Diego was
approved as amended. The claims of
r. l.. Peeler and George E. Lawrence
were approved. The bills to pay the
deficiency in the Attorney Generals Of
flee We're allowed, also the deficiency
for the repairs to the Capitol building.
Damon's bill, $40, for improving Salt
River, Humboldt County, was reported
favorably; several newspaper printing
bill were allowed. The claims of w. c.
Guirey J. F. kidder and Cunningham
& Rogers, Sims bill for a Governors
residence, and Guys bill calling for
$4,000 for coyote scalps, were reported
adversely. Sanford withdrew his 154,
for the claim of Sturtevant. Sanford's
resolution calling for information from
the State Board of Equalizatio was
referred to the Committee on Retrench-
ment S BIS 315, 344, 345 were fa-
vorably reported.
A large batch of Senate bills arrived
from that house and We're referred to
various committees.
The Committee on State Prisons re-
ported favorably on Vosburg's 115, for
improvements to the Whittier State
School, as amended; also on Caminet-
It's 639, to provide for the care of de-
pendent and wayward classes.
The Committee on Corporations
handed in the following report: Sims
Oo-, TO pToNlue LOT the OfSan1Zd-
tion and management of county
fire insurance companies, and Den
nery's 600, to prevent deception in
trade and the giving of prizes, were
recommended as amended: Aldridge's
GAS, relating to the measure of indem-
nifty in fire insurance policy; Gately's
503. prescribing conditions upon which
foreign insurance corporations may
transact business in California: Cutters
661, relating to religious, benevolent
and social associations, and 7S0, a SUBJ
stitute for 52S. relating to powers of
railroad corporations, were all reported
favorably.
TO SENATE FILE
Senate bills 164. 145, 1S9, 17S, 1S6. 276.
2Q6. 33334 SIC. .369, ,215 were read the first
time and went to Senate special file.