The record-union., 1899-03-21


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The following joint rules also govern
the subject:
'.2S After bill shall have
passed both houses it shall be duly
enrolled and carefully compared by
the Enrolling Clerk and Enrolling
Committe of the Assembly, or OF
the Senate, as the bill may have
originated, and shall first receive the
signature of the presiding officer
and Clerk or Secretary Of the house
in which it emanated, before it shall
be presented to the Governor Of the
State.
..29. When bills are enrolled they
shall be re-examined by the En-
rolling Committee of TIE house in
which they originated, Who Shall
compare the enrolment with the en-
crossed bill as passed in the two
houses, and correcting any errors
that may be discovered in the en-
rolled bill, make their report forth
with to the house in which the bill
originated, stating by whom such
bill was examined.
80. After examination and re-
port, each bill shall be signed IN
the respective houses, first by the
Speaker of the Assembly, then by
the President of the Senate.
''31 After a bill shall have thus
been signed in each house, it shall
be presented by the Enrolling Com
mittee of the house in which it
originated to the Governor of the
e., l,;e oJ hairno firSf
indorsed on the back of the bill by
the Secretary or Clerk, as the case
may be- certifying in which house
the bill originated. The said com
mittee shall report the day of pre-
sentation to the Governor, which
time shall be carefully entered on
the journal of the house in which
the bill originated"
The list of Assembly and Senate bills
given below rs believed to be correct,
as it was furnished by Judge Dibble,
who said he got it at the Governor
office from SecNtary Foley.
WHAT PRINTER JOHNSTON SAYS.
There was rumor last night that
San Francisco paper would this
morning claim to have unearthed a
tremendous sensation-namely that the
bills were held by the State Printer
for the purpose of compelling the Leg
islature to hold over beyond the hour
fixed for adjournment in order that
balloting for a. United States Senator
might be resumed. Also, that in or
der to make it impossible to get the
bills enrolled in time, two forms of type
were purposely pied
State Printer Johnston was asked by
a Record d-Union" reporter what he had
to say to this rumor
Simply that it is absurd and ma
he replied. These bills were
received from the Legislature at 500
o'clock on Sunday morning, with the
that the enrolled bills were
wanted before IL o'clock This was
a physical impossibility, for all the
printing offices in the city could not
have done the work in that time. The
enrolment op printing of the bills was
not completed until O'Clock, although
we had on as many men as We had
copy for.
AS to the pieing of forms, as a part
of. the conspiracy, the allegation is alb
false. On the preceding day a
form containing the type for the daily
bill history was pied, but it can readily
be seen that this had no bearing on
matter set up on Sunday.
''The trouble was that the copy came
to us too late to have the work done
before the hour the Legislature ad-
journed. That's all there is to it, so
far as the printing office is concerned.
LIST OF THE BILLS.
Following is a list of the belated bills
as obtained from Assemblyman Dibble
yesterday.
A B. 606-Making an appropriation
for repairs to the Capitol building and
for buying furniture.
A B. 3S5Regulating the mode of
operating mines where blasting is be-
ing done.
to pay the deficiency in the appropria-
tion for the purchase of carpets and
furniture in the Capitol building for
the fiftieth fiscal year.
A. B. 745-Abolishing the office Of
Quarantine Officer for the city of San
Francisco.
A 2. S99-To enable steam railroad
companies to complete their railroads.
A. B. 692-Amending the law relat-
ing to the general permanent powers of
Boards of Supervisors.
A B. 237-An Act to compel employ
ers to furnishi medical and surgical at
tendance to employees injured during
hours in places where ma
chinery is used.
A. B. 346-Amending the law relating
to the settlement of accounts and COM
pensation of trustees.
A. B. 55O-Amending the law relating
to the fling of articles Of incorpora-
ton.
A. B. 417-An Act to provide for the
of a free wagon road from
Tallac to McKinney's. along the west
ern shore of Lake Tahoe
A. B. 165-Amending the law relating
to Levee District No. l of Sutter
County.
A. B. 100S-An Act creating a joint
Board of Trustees for the Whittier
State School and the Preston School of
Industry.
A. B. 36S, by Calninetti-Making an
appropriation for the purchase of lun-
ber and machinery for the Preston