The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-02-04
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Kenneally-To provide for the pur-
chase Of new carpets, draperies and
furniture for the Senate and Assembly
chambers, and making an appropriation
of $15, 900 therefor Ways and Means.
Authorizing the Secretary of State to
bore well, furnish and set stand pipes,
tanks, filter and lay pipes in the Capt.
toll ground. Ways and Means.
Barry-Making an appropriation to
pay the claim Of Office Speciality Manu-
featuring Company for metallic furni-
ture furnished the Clerk of the Su-
preme Court at Sacramento. Ways
and Means.
Blood-For the protection Of forests.
growing crops. buildings and other
properties from destruction by fire.
Public Lands and Forestry.
Stewart-Providing for the construc-
ton of a State highway or free wagon
road from Mount Hamilton Observa-
tory, in Santa Clara County, to the San
Joaquin River, in Stanislaus County,
to connect with the most desirable pub
lie road leading to the Yosemite Valley.
Roads and Highways.
Meserve-To amend the Civil Code,
by adding a new section thereto, relat-
ing to the formation of religious COR
porations for holding and administering
church property. Judiciary.
! Brooke-To amend the Act to appro-
pirate money for the support of Or
phans, half orphans and abandoned
children. Ways and Means.
| Cowan-To amend Sections $50, 331
and 337 of the Penal Code. Judiciary.
Dunlap-To- authorize the Board OF
Managers of the Stockton State Hos
pital at Stockton to purchase lands for
farm and dairy purposes for the use OF
the hospital, and to construct neces-
on. Ways and Means.
Making an appropriation of $1,000 to
be used by the Board of Managers OF
the Stockton State Hospital at Stock
ton to pay for constructing a concrete
sidewalk and suitable fencings along
California and Park streets in the city
of Stockton around the lands occupied
by the State Hospital. Ways and
Means
To pay the claim of Frank D. Cobt
against the State of California, a<ld
making an appropriation therefor
Ways and Means.
Melick-To amend an Act to provide
for the organization, Incorporation and
government of municipal corporations
Municipal Corporations.
| Milice-An Act to provide for the ap-
pointment of commission to promote
nrjCnr rafnrrp and RI that nnd IN
vestigate and report upon the feasihil-
! ity of establishing reformatory fol-
the confinement and reformation Of
prison convicts, to- select and secure the
site and submit sketch plans and spe-
cifications therefor; to investigate and
report upon the feasibility of the sale OF
the property belonging to the State at
| San Quentin and Of segregating the
prisoners into classes looking to the
confinement of incorrigible at Folsom
Prison; to enlarge said prison for that
purpose and to the confinement ca
pable of reformation at such reforma-
tory when established and to make an
appropriation for such purposes. State
Prisons and Reformatories.
Fairweather-To add a new section to
the Penal Code, relating to oil pipe
lines. Judiciary.
Griffin-To appropriate the sum of
SIT, GOO for the purpose of establish
ing a water. sprinklfng and pumping
plant in the Yosemite Valley. Ways
and Means.
Jilson-To prohibit the collection of de-
posits or payments by gas companies.
corporations or persons supplying gas
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and providing penalty therefor. Cor
porations.
To amend Section 629 of the Civil
Code, relating to gas corporations: Cor
porations.
| Milice-To regulate the practice OF
osteopathy. Public Health and Quar-
antine
| Committee on State Library-Substi-
tute for A. B. 451, an Act to amend
Section 623 Of the Penal Code and to
add a new section to the Penal Code
relating to the mutilation and injury OF
books and other property deposited in
any public library, gallery, museum
fair, exhibit or other public place. Read
| first time and placed on second read
| ing file.
The regular joint session, the regu-
lar unchanged ballot and the regular
noon recess occurred as per schedule
yesterday.
RECALCITRANT GREEN.
On reconvening after recess the now
| well-worn farce of announcing that
2:3O p. m. was the hour for the appear
ance of the disappearing Mr.. Green was
gone through. Also the reading of the
certificate of his physician. Also the
motion of Mr.. Johnson to postpone the
matter until Monday.
FILE WORK.
Under Notices of Motion to Recon
slider Cobb called up the vote by which
his A. B. 11S-to regulate the practice
of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS refused passage
on Thursday and moved a reconsidera-
tion
O'Brien, who on Thursday opposed
the passage of the bill and also offered
an amendment, which was lost, reduc-
ing the time of preparation for certifi-
cate from four years to two. seconded
Cobb's motion yesterday and confessed
that, on careful consideration Of the
measure, he had become convert, not
only to the value of the proposition, but
to the four years course.
The bill obtained reconsideration.
Cowan favored the object of the bill
but objected to the hard-and-fast pro-
vision Of four years course of ap-
premiership. Why not allow the novi-
tiate to go before the Board Of Exam
liners as soon as he could shoe horse
artistically whether it be four years or
one? In medicine, which was surely
as dignifed profession, the student
need only be able to meet all require
ments to receive his diploma. To be