The record-union., 1897-03-18
Special Suits
for Boys, ST O5.

Braunhart Mahoney and DWyer pro-
tested against the motion.
Dickinson replied, stating that he nad
always favored the erection of build
ing on State property of San Francisco,
but on no other.
Stratton submitted that the state
ought to erect building in San Fran
cisco.
Bulla agreed with Dickinson that were
a building erected, it should be upon
property belonging to the State, and
now under control of the State Harbor
Commission.
Wolfe said there seemed but little in
clination on the part of the Senate to do
anything for San Francisco. He sub
mitted that building would mean
saving to the State.
The motion to refuse the bill a second
reading was lost by vote of 16 to {,
and the bill read the second and third
times and refused passage by vote of
II to 13. Braunhart changed his vote
and gave notice of a motion to recon-
slider.
A B. 100, by Ryan, appropriating 3d.
600 to pay the claim of Lawrence Dun
nigan, who was accidentally shot while
serving in the National Guard during
the strike of 1894, was read and passed
by vote of % to little approved.
A. B. -, by North of Alameda, ap-
propriating 81 $50 % to pay the claim
of w w Foote and Garrett w. McEn-
erney for legal services rendered and eX-
penses incurred by them in that certain
action commenced in and decided by the
Supreme Court, and which was entitled
THE people of the State of California
on relation of John G. Lynch, petitioner,
VS.. James II. Budd, respondent" was
read the second and third times and
passed by a vote of y to little APP
proved.
A. B. 131, by Wright, to create and
regulate in any city or city and county,
public warehouses other than ware
houses for the storage of grain or
wool, and to enforce warehouse liens,
was read the second time, amended
and ordered to print.
A. 3. 521, by Arnerich, appropriating
$3.50 II to pay the claim of Louise
Rienzi for services rendered the State
Board of Silk Culture as instructor
and silk expert, was passed by a vote
CT % to little approved.
Gillette WlInuTeW MS Dlll 81, ~
amend an Act declaring Lake Earl
navigable, mad substituted S. c. A. A,
amending Article VI, proposing the
organization of a new court, to be
known and designated as Court Of
Claims, which was passed on file.
A. B. 229, by Guy, appropriating 3d.
900 to pay the claim of Sarah III. Wing,
" hose husband, o. H Wing, was killed
by the accidental discharge of gun in
the hands of a member of the National
Guard during the strike of 1894, was
passed by vote of "a to little APP
proved.
A. B. so, by Haughton, relative to
the lighting of streets in cities and
towns, was passed by vote of ~ to
.0-title approved
A message was received from the
Governor announcing that he returned
without his signature S. B. lis, by Sea-
well, appropriating $4,000 to furnish
an additional water supply to the
Mendocino Asylum; to construct an
electric lighting plant: to construct
dam: to purchase an ice plant and
cold-storage system, etc.
The reason given for the veto was
short and to the point-merely that it
Aas deemed inexpedient to allow the
appropriation at the present time.
A. B. 327, by Wright, relating to the
location of and to compel the con-
struction Of depots, stations, sidetracks,
switches, turnouts and spurs by trans