The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-02-22
Afternoon Session.

Upon reasSembling the Assembly
special urgency file, being the special
order, was taken up, and A. B. 81, KEEL
sey, to amend Section 4S7 of an Act to
establish a Penal Code, defining grand
larceny, was taken up. The bill had
been amended in the Assembly, striking
out the word bicycle" it being the
object of the author to make the steal
ing of q wheel a felony. The Senate
did not believe in the striking out, and
the bill was lost by vote of 8 to Is.
Smith changed his vote from aye to no
and gave notice of a motion to recon-
slider the vote whereby the bill was
lost.
A B. III, Brown-Authorizinga and di-
recting District Attorneys to bring suits
to abate public nuisances; read third
time, amended by special committee and
ordered printed.
A. B. 25, Rickard-To amend Section
1886 of the Penal Code. relating to the
disposition Of property taken on a
search warrant; read second time and
to third reading.
A. B. So. Sanford-To prevent the
blacklisting of employees: on motion Of
Cutter was denied a second reading
"A. p. ~, IklChdIQ-1O dIlSuu p6CllO1l
1924 of the Penal Code, relating to the
issuing of search warrants; amended
and ordered printed.
A. B. 15S, Arnerich-To amend Sec
tions g. and 10 Of an Act to create
and establish State Beard Of Horticul-
ture, and appropriate money for the
expenses thereof; read second time and
on file for third reading.
A. B. 261, ,Dibble-To amend the
Penal Code by adding new section
thereto, to be numbered 54311s, relating
to the unauthorized wearing of badges,
buttons and rosettes of societies; read
second time and to third reading.
A. B. 528, Committee on Education
To amend an Act to establish a Politi-
cal Code. providing for special funds for
the payment of teachers salaries in
counties constituting but one school dis
trictt and defining the duties of Boards
of Education, Auditors and Treasures
in relation thereto; amended by insert
ing and enacting clause, and ordered
printed.
A. B. 1876, Arnerich-For the protec-
ton Of horticulture, and to prevent the
introduction into this State of insects,
or diseases, or animals injurious to
fruit trees, vines. bushes or vegetables,
and to provide for a quarantine for the
enforcement of this Act; read second
time and to third reading.
A. ]. r. 10, Mack-Relative to set
ting over and establishing granite posts
to mark a true boundary line between
the State Of California and Nevada !;
adopted, p to 0.
A. ]. R. IL, O'Brien-Relative to Ex-
position at San Francisco in 1901. of
products and industries of Pacific
Ocean countries: was passed on the
file until action should have been taken
on the bill appropriating 100000 for
such fair.
A J. r. IS, Caminetti-Relative to
crea ng rank Of Adm raj and conferr.ng
same on Rear Admiral George Dewey;
such bill as that demanded having
been passed by Congress, the resolution
was lost. 6 to p.
A. B. 1872, Works-To provide for the
satisfaction of record Of real property
mortgages which have been foreclosed
and the property covered thereby sold.
and to provide for the form of such sat
isfaction; passed, % to O1Title ap-
proved.
A. B. A. White-To amend Section
1 ,444 of the Code Of Civil Procedure, in
relation to appraisements of estates Of
deceased persons; substitute ordered
printed.
Assembly messages were taken up and
the Senate concurred in the Assembly
amendments to S. B. 80, relating to
primary elections.
FOLSOM SEWAGE BILL PASSED.
A. B. $40, commonly known as the
Folsom Prison Sewage Bill, was on mo-
ton of Dickinson. acting for Doty, who
was ILL., made matter Of urgency, read
the second time and passed, % to O
The bill appropriates $4,000 for con-
structing a sewage plant at or near the
prison, which will prohibit the pollution
of the waters of the American River.
SPECIAL URGENCY MATTERS.
The Senate special urgency file was
again taken up and the following bills
acted upon:
s. B. 800, Langford-An Act to pro-
vide for the operation of railroads in
certain cases; amended and to print
s. B. 300 La Rue-To provide for the
purchase of land, the purchase of ma
chinery, the construction of damn and
other improvements by the managers of
the Napa State Hospital at Napa, and