The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-02-27

Preston School of Industry at lone
Amount asked, $4,000; recommend
ed, $4,000.
Southern California Asylum for the
Insane and nebriates-Amount asked
$116,500; recommended, $40, $50.
Whittier Reform School-Amount
asked for, $107 600 recommended,
$50, 000
Home for Feeble minded Children
Amount asked, S105,5 800; recommended,
$4,000
Mendocino Insane Asylum-Amount
asked, $3.50, 900; recommended, 500
600.
Chico State Normal School-Amount
asked, S11,000; recommended, $4,000.
San Jose Normal School-Amount
asked, $4,000: recommended, $50, 900.
Los Angeles Normal School-Amount
asked, $1,000; recommended, $4,000
Home for Adult Blind-Amount
asked, $4,000; recommended, $780,
000
Deaf, Dumb and Blind Asylum
Amount asked, $4,000; recommended,
$4,000.
Capitol Building (draina ge)-Amount
San Quentin State Prison-Amount
asked, $4,000; recommended, $500.
Yosemite Valley-Amount asked,
$4,000; recommended, $4,000.
OTHER APPROPRIATIONS.
To establish Normal School at San
Diego-Amount asked, $4,000; recon-
mended, $4,000.
To establish Mechanical Trades
School at San Luis Obispo-Amount
asked, $4,000; recommended, $4,000.
UNFAVORABLY REPORTED.
To establish and construct leper hos
pital in San Francisco-Amount asked,
100000; recommended, nothing.
For public buildings in San Fran
cisco-Amount asked, $300,000; recon-
mended, nothing.
To build residence for Governor at
acramento-Amount asked, $4,000;
recommended, nothing.
To build road to Marshall Monu-
ment-Amount asked, $1,000; recon-
mended, nothing.
For mineral cabinet-Amount asked,
so, 900; recommended, nothing.
ASSEMBLY FILE.
The special file of Assembly bills was
taken up, and 396, by the Committee
or Corporations, providing for the sale
of street railway and other franchises,
was passed by a vote of % to 0-title
approved.
go, by Dibble, to accept for the State
the title to the Veterans Home Asso-
citation at Yountville was passed by a
vote of q to 0-title approved. 1t had
been passed at a former date, but was
reconsidered and a correction made.
A. B. 4o4, by Committee on Mines and
Mining, to amend an Act for the fur
Their protection of stockholders in min
ing companies, was read the third time,
amended and ordered re-engrossed.
A. B. AGO. by Committee on Revision of
Codes and Statutes, to amend Section
943 of Code of Civil Procedure, relating
to orders of the court, was read the third
time and passed by vote of y to O.
title approved.
A. 3. 459, by Committee on Revision
of Codes and Statutes, amending Sec
ton 939 of the Code of Civil Procedure,
relative to appeals from judgment, was
read the third time and passed by vote
Of % to 0-title approved.
A. B. 30, by Chynoweth, relating to
the notice for bids for public work
was read the third time and passed by
a vote of % to 0-title approved. Dick
inson gave notice of a motion to recon-
slider.
A. B. COZ, by the Committee on Edu-
cation, relating to high schools, was
read the third time and passed, % to O.
title approved.
A. B. 495, by Valentine, relative to the
granting by municipalities of franchises
for the construction of paths and roads
for the use Of bicycles and other horse
less vehicles, was read the third time
and passed, % to 3-title approved.
A. B. 1O4, by Leavitt, amending an
Act to create and organize the Univer-
sity of California, relating to the con-
struction of public buildings, read third
time, passed, % to 0-title approved.
REFUSED TO CONCUR.
Langford's bill, 373, to amend Sec
ton 456 of the Code Of Civil Procedure,
relating to railroads. had been amended
in the Assembly, leaving the law as it
now stands upon the statute books.
Langford moved that the Senate refuse
to concur in the amendment. Carried
by vote Of - to o, and the Assembly
was requested to recede.
A. r. ia, by Harris, to provide for
the publication of the tSate blue book
read third time. No report from the
committee being at the desk it was
passed on file.
THESE BILLS APPROVED.
4 wa repaiIraI from,
Governor announcing that the following
bills had been approved:
S. 3. ,, by Androus. providing for the
destruction of municipal bonds of cities
of the fifth class. where the same have
been executed and remain unsold.
s. b. 81, by Flint, to add a new section
to the Code of Civil Procedure to be
numbered 170315, concerning the distri-
button of estates and discharge of ex-
ecutors and administrators.
5. b. 30, by Stratton. for the protec-
ton of the Antwerp messenger, or hon.
ing pigeon.
OTHER BUSINESS.
A. b. II, by Foreman relating to the
powers Of Judges of Police Courts to call
in Justices to act in their stead, was
read the second time.
\. b. 536. by Belshaw. to authorize
the Board of Fish Commissioners to dis
pose of the hatchery located on Battle
Creek, in Tehama County, and to ex-
pend the proceeds for the same, read
third time, passed, % to 0-title APP
proved.
SAN FRANCISCO POSTOFFICE.
Wolfe again offered the resolution
providing that our Senators be in
structed and our Representatives be re-
quested to take such action as will cause
the proper authorities to issue the ne
cessary orders to have the work of con-