The record-union., 1897-03-12

claims: 1856, by Stratton, appropriating
S94I 80 to pay the claims of Paris
Kilburn, j. B. Fuller and H. w. Magee,
Bank Commissioners; 43S, by Franck
(by requesO, appropriating $3.50 to
pay the claim of Louise Rienzi for
services rendered the State Board of
Silk Culture as instructress and silk
expert; BIG, by VOORHEES,, appropriat
ing 1898 to pay the claim of Clement
Bennett for reporting in the case of
the Southern Pacific Company against
the Railroad Commissioners; 493, by
Flint, appropriating $4,000 for services
rendered by E. N. Strout as Reclama-
ton Fund Commissioner; 80, by Voor-
heis, appropriating $1,000 to pay the
claim of w. H. Murray, State Super
intendent of Ramie Culture; 212, by
VOORHEES,, appropriating 81 233 80 to
pay the claim of Clement Bennett for
reporting in the case of Southern Pa
Cific Company against Board of Rail-
road Commissioners; d., by VOORHEES,,
appropriating 81. 1O2 so to pay the ex-
penses incurred for the funeral Of the
late State Librarian, w. D. Perkins,
amended to read $500; 600, by Voor-
heis, appropriating $1,000 to pay the
claim of ]. w. Sibole; 2O5, by Voor
heis, $3.50 to pay the MERGED Sun"
for publishing the constitutional
amendments; 210, by VOORHEES,,
appropriating SLOTS 60 to pay the
claim of Britton & Rey for furnishing
maps to the State Mining Bureau; 223,
by VOORHEES, (by requesD, appropriate
ing $50 to pay the claim of R. L. Peel
er, refused second reading; go, appro-
priating $4,000 to pay the claim of
Addie McGinnis; substitute for 326,
153, y and %, appropriating $4,000 to
pay newspaper claims; CSC, by LaRue,
appropriating $3.50 to pay the claim Of
T. A. Bell; DAT, by Chapman, appro-
Iriating $45,616 so for the relief of
John McMullen; 642, by Morehouse, ap-
propriating $3,475 % to pay the claim
State; CAB, by LaRue, appropriating
money to pay the claim of Napa
County against the State; S. B. GA, by
Shippee, appropriating $4, S53 90 to pay
the claim of Tehama County; 645, by
Flint, appropriating $1O,915 % to pay
the claim of the county of Monterey;
119, by Prisk, appropriating SS1 10 to
gay the claim of J. S. Bransford; 691,
by VOORHEES,, approprating S6,O35 "a to
pay the claim of the Southern Pacific
Company; 430. by Dickinson, appro-
priating 5000 for the relief of w. G.
Cuirey; 1914, by Trout, appropriating
$40 to pay the claim of D. E. O'Keefe
for publishing the constitutional
amendments; 423, by Denison, appro-
priating SIG to pay the claim of VIM,
Saunders; 200, by VOORHEES,, appropriat-
ing $1,34S IS to pay the claim of Brit
ton & Rey for expenses incurred in
lithographing maps; 4O1, by Chapman,
to create the office of Lake Tahoe
Wagon Road Commissioner and appro-
rriating $4,000 for salary and ex-
lenses.
RESERVED ITS RIGHTS.
Wilmington, for the Committee on
Rules, offered a resolution providing
that the rules be amended, making $50
a. m. the time of meeting of the SEN
ate instead of 10 o'clock, as hereto
fore.
Bulla opposed the resolution, contend
ing that the Senate could work as fast
as the Assembly, and that Senators as
well as other persons needed a little
time for sleep. Boyce also entered his
favored it's adoption, but it was lost by
vote of IA to Is, and the Senate re-
served it's right to lie abed in the morn
ing.
GENERAL FILE.
S. B. 623, by Pedlar relating to the
State quarantine service at San Fran
cisco, read the third time and passed
in the absence of the author
EXECUTIVE NOMINATION.
A message was received from the
Governor announcing that he had nom
mated George T. Bowen Pilot Commits
sioner for the port of San Francisco,
and Mare Island, vice John Hackett,
and requesting that the same be con-
firmed by the Senate. The nomina-
ton was referred to the Committee on
Executive Nominations.