The record-union., 1897-01-28

away, to instruct Congress and the
Government in this matter.
Melick, though he had been in Flor
ida and his heart had bled for the Gu
ban refugees and their dreadful hard
ships. and though he believed the Gov
ernment had been slow to act, did not
deem it the place of this Legislature
to instruct Congress in the matter.
Burnett's substitute was lost and
the committee substitute adopted.
A QUESTION OF PRIVILEGE.
A. C. r. /, relative to calling Con-
stitutional Convention, offered by
Mead on Monday, was so reported in
the Record Union of Monday but in
other papers and in the journal itself it
was attributed to Shanahan. Yesterday
morning Shanahan rose to a question of
privilege and desired it corrected. He
did not see how anyone could mistake
Mr. Mead for him-and in this AIr.
Mead concurred.
NOT YET SATISFIED.
Caminetti. who was out of the AS
sembly Chamber when the Senates
amendment to the printing bill was
concurred in by the House was not
satisfied with the matter-Said there
had been an understanding that he was
to speak at that time and strongly in
timated bad faith on the part of some
of the majority. He wished to recon-
slider it there and then, but was not
allowed, as suspension of rules was ne
cessary. Later, by a motion of Leavitt,
Caminetti was allowed to dig 1t up.
have a talk upon it, and move to re-
consider. Leavitt replied, giving Cami-
nett facts and figures to prove the
urgent necessity of the $4,000 and
making a strong speech in favor of the
bill as now adopted
Caminetis motion to reconsider was
lost
SPECIAL FILE.
On this file batch of eighteen appro-
priation bills from the Ways and
Means Committee was given first read
ing.
THIRD READING.
Eleven bills from the Committee on
Revision of Codes were passed on this
hle on motion of Chairman Dibble.
A. b. 4o1, relating to close season for
fish, was passed by vote of 30 to Z
McLauren'S BILL 2J3, for a third
Judge for Santa Clara County, was
read the third time and passed with
only one dissenting vote
SECOND READING
From the second reading file Ken
yon's A. B. 22 was dug out from a lot
of code revision bills, which We're not
yet returned, was read a second time.
amended, and sent to printer
Adjournment was taken at 80
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
By Kelly-Requiring manufacturers
to stamp upon their products or manu-
factured wares an indication of the kind
of labor employed therein, and fixing
penalty for violation.
By Kelly-To compel employers to
nish medical and surgical attendance
to employees injured during working
hours in mills, etc, where machinery
is used.
BY Power of Placer-Prescribing the
manner of locating and relocating min
ing claims and mill sites
By HudsOn-Amending section of
Political Code relating to form of bonds
when payable.
By Dibble-Prohibiting the desecra-
ton of the flag of the United States
and to provide a punishment therefor.
BY kelly-Creating a State Board OF
Mediation and Arbitration, prescribe it's
powers and duties
By Kelly-Adding a new section to
the Penal Code relative to prohibition
and prevention of the use of all acids
In the manufacture of Theoretically
sealed cams for canning purposes.
BY Malcolm-Appropriat money
for the support of orphans, abandoned
children, foundlings, etc.
BY Treacy-To reduce the rates of
fares ON street railroads.
BY Canavan-Amending County and
township Government Act relating to
county officers
By Forernan-Providing for receiv-
ing hospitals in cities of 10000 inhabi-
tants.
BY Caminetti-Amending section Of
Political Code relating to dissolution of
swamp land and reclamation districts.
BY Caminetti-Amending section of
Pof1tical Code relating to formation of
swamp land and reclamation districts
BY Hill-Appropriating $4,000 for
the purpose of dredging Humboldt
Bay
By j. w. Power-Creating a public
school teachers annuity retirement
fund in cities of first, second and third
class.
BY Dolan-Amending County and
Township Government Act.
By Anderson-Amending an Act to
provide for work upon streets and
other public works.
BY Anderson-Repealing an Act Gre
ating the office OF attorney for the State
Board of Health
BY Elliott-Amending section of Civil
Code relating to property of savings
and loan corporations.
By Cutter-Establishing fees of
county, township and other officers. and
of jurors and witnesses.
BY Notwithstanding section Of
Penal Code relating to vagrant Act.
BY Treacy-Authorizing the state
Board of Harbor Commissioners to ex-
change or transfer property ON seawal