The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-02-04

3SI, for construction of a cement floor
in the Chico Normal School; S. B. 3SS,
for fence in front of the Chico Normal
School; S. B. 500, for an additional
building at the Chico Normal School;
S. B. 231, for reseating the hall of the
San Jose Normal School
Shine for the Committee on Mines and
Mining reported adversely on S. B. 1O9,
relating to the Debris Commissioner, and
recommending the passage of a substi-
tute. Adopted
| Franck for the Committee on Banks
and Banking, reported adversely on S.
B. 16, providing for the dissolution Of
certain banking corporations, and rec
commended that S. B. $50, to pay the
claim of Paris Kilbourn, J. B. Fuller
and H. w. Magee as Bank Commission
ers be referred to the Committee on
Claims.
| Dickinson for the Committee on Cor
porations reported favorably on S. B.
| l64, relating to luggage and the subStl-
tute for S. B. 169, to promote the safety
OF railway passengers and employees.
| Bert for the Committee on COnstitu
tional Amendments reported favorably
on c. A. 9, to abolish the Board of Rail
road Commissioners; Braunhart filed a
minority report.
Aram for the Committee on Swamp
and Overlooked Lands reported favor
ably on S. B. All as amended
| Gillett for the Committee on City, City
and County and Township Govern
ments reported on S. B. 1872, regulating
the salaries of police officials in cities of
| 200 600 inhabitants; that it be referred
to the San Francisco delegation; favor
ably on S. B. 451, requiring ordinances
passed by legislative bodies of munich
palities to be presented to the Mayor for
his approval; favorably on S. B. 4S3,
for classification of municipal corpora
lions as amended.
| Trout for the Committee on Attaches
reported, recommending the passage of
the resolution for supplying the Senate
with Blue Canyon water at So % day,
and the report excited considerable dis
cussion, several members stating that
the amount was far above the price at
which the water is delivered elsewhere.
MOrehouse voted no. saying that he
still retained some remnants of Demo-
cratic principles. Dickinson voted aye.
| Sd IIS Ilt ulu IL IOI Sell pIOIGCllOll L ltc
resolution was adopted.
Aram for the Committee on Hospitals
reported favOrably on S. B. 34S, prohib
lifting the establishment of any hospital
| or similar structure within 5000 feet of
any lake, river or creek the water of
which is used for domestic purposes
| other than in the same institution:
| recommending the passage of the sub
| stitute for S. B. 81, to establish State
| Hospital.
| Shine, for the Committee on Mines,
Drainage and Debris. reported favor
| ably on S. B. SO, relating to locating
mines. and A. J. r. 49, relative to the
| creation of a Department of Mines and
Mining.
| A communication was read from the
| Sacramento Chamber of Commerce
| asking for the passage of a Constitu-
| tional amendment allowing nine jurors
| in criminal cases to find a verdict.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
| The following bills We're introduced:
| By Gleaves-To classify the roads in
the State of California-Roads and
| Highways.
By Gleaves-To create a Department
Of Highways for the State.-Roads and
| Highways.
By GIeaves-To provide for levy of
tax for maintenance of State highways.
Roads and Highways.
BY Gleaves-Relative to property
| highway tax.-Roads and Highways.
By Gleaves-To regulate the width of
| tires used on the highways Of the State.
Roads and Highways.
| BY DEMONSTRATING to appeals by
the people.-Judiciary
| By Wolfe-To pay the claim of Julius
| Herzog.
| BY MISUNDERSTANDING to manner of
| commitments to the Preston School of
| Industry.-State Prisons.
| By Bulla-Relating to tax on issue of
| certificates of stock.-Corporation
| BY Bert-To amend section 1904 of
! the Code of Civil Procedure-Judiciary
| By Braunhart.-Relating to salaries
of county officers of the first class
| City, City and County and Township
| Governments.
| BY Henderson-Relati tive to the taking
of dispositions in this State.-Judiciary
BY nderson-Relating to classifying
of evidence.-Judiciary
| BY Voorheis--To pay the claim of
J. w. Sibole.-Claims
! BY Doty-Relating to appointment of
| photographic reporters for Superior
Courts.-Judiciary
| THIRD READING.
The third reading file was taken up
and Bulla moved a reconsidera ton, say
| ing that he wished the members who
had not had an opportunity to vote on
I hn i Iaxr -
and hoped that some of the members
would see their way clear to change
their votes.
| The motion prevailed.
S. B. b, by Braunhart, relating to
the assessment of property of persons
| neglecting to make return to the AS
SCISSOR, was passed-ayes 81, noes =.
- b. Is, by Bert, relative to a police
relief and pension fund, was amended
and sent to the Printer, and s. B. IS.
! by Bert, relating to a Japanese inter
prefer, was withdrawn by the author,
who stated that he had been imposed
upon in order to induce him to present
| it.
s. B. 2S9 by Stratton, to change the
name of the Industrial Home of Me-
chanical Trades for the Adult Blind Of
| California to Home for Adult Blind"
was passed-ayes -, noes 0.
s. B. I, by Aram providing for cleo
| ton of a separate Superior Judge for
each of the counties of Yuba and Suffer.
was amended and sent to the printer.
! S. b. lbs, by Simpson, relating to dis
position of life estates, homesteads or
| community property on owners DEATH
was passed-ayes 3.,, noes Q.
| s b. 100. by Simpson, relating to con-