The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-02-04

ants; do not pass. Also, 5. BIS 5oU. re-
lating to contracts for street lighting,
and 30, relative to the mourning OF
indebtedness by cities, towns, ETC.; DO
pass.
Rowell, for Hospitals and Quaran-
tines. b. 100, for the protection OF
horticulture and to prevent the intro
duction into the State of insects or dis
eases or animals injurious to fruit Or
fruit trees; do pass as amended.
Flint, for Attaches Contingent Elk
penses and Mileage appro-
priating $19SS0 to pay expenses OF
Dennery-Ashe election contest pc
adopted. Also, resolution to pay 300. lo
for sending kilograms to members OF
Congress; be adopted. Also, resolution
instructing Sergeant alarms to pur-
chase a stamp to mark furniture OF
Senate; be adopted. Also, resolution
appropriating $325.65 to pay sundry
bills; be adopted. All adopted in ac-
cordance with the report and recon-
mendations.
Gillette, for Judiciary-S. BIS 346, re-
lating to directors and officers OF saw
ings and loan corporations; 31o, relat-
ing to and limiting the hours of service
on railroads, and providing legal sane
ton, and 376, relative to the pubhca-
ton of probate notices and orders; do
pass as amended. Also, 321, providing
for liens upon horses and other animals
for the cost of shoeing the same; 345,
creating a Board of State Charities.
and prescribing its duties and powers,
and 366, relating to the extinction CT
III ,ctr ,tc. do not
Also, A. BIS 6S, relating to power OF
| Judge to insert conditions in order ap-
pointing guardians, and 69. relating 70
the power of guardians in partition; Go
pass. Also, S. B. 1868, to amend Section
2022 of the Political Code; be referred
to Committee on Military Affairs; so
ordered Also, S. B. 419, to amend Sec
lions $50, 331 and 337 Of the Penal
Code; be referred to the Committee on
Education and Public Morals-so re-
| ferred.
Smith. for Public Buildings Other
Than Prison Buildings-S. BIS 3l9, rel
ative to insuring university property;
| 119, appropriating $4,000 for building
and repairs at Deaf, Dumb and Blind
Asylum, and 325. appropriating $751;
| 500 for additions and repairs to the
State University; do pass, and be re-
ferred to Finance Committee-so re-
ferred.
Simpson, for Corporations-S.B BIS POI
to provide for the Incorporation of NIL
tual fire insurance companies, and Isl,
relating to the publication of notice OF
the delinquent assessment upon stockof
corporations; do not pass. 132. relating
l. 60 coll 1rocp
or hire of railroad and street railway
equipment; do pass. 316 relating to
foreign insurance corporations; do pass
as amended.
| A resolution by Laird that the sum
of $112S0 be appropriated to pay ex-
penses of the committee appointed to
attend the funeral of the late Senator
Boggs, was adopted under a suspension
of the rules.
NEW WIDE TIRE BILL.
Laird introduced his renovated bill to
regulate the width of tires of wagons
to be used on the public highways in
the State.
The new bill, Laird said, had been
agreed upon by the Roads and High
ways Committees of both houses. It's
full text follows:
Section l. The width of tires for
wheels upon spring wagons or other
vehicles to be used upon public high
ways of the State. shall be for the
following styles of wagons, as follows:
One and one-half and one and five
eighths inch steel or iron axle, two and
three -fourths and three inch steel or
| iron thimble skein axle, and two and
one eighth and two and three eighths
tubular axle, not less than two and
one half inch tires; one and three
fourths and one and seven eighths inch
steel and iron axle, three and one
fourth steel or iron thimble skein, and
two and ive-eighths inch tubular axle,
not less than three-inch tires.
All other vehicles with an axle of
greater size or capacity than those
above enumerated, shall have tires OF
not less than four inches in width
Wagons with other styles or types of
axles must have tires of widths cor
responding to their capacity as COM
pared with these specified in this Act.
Vehicles with axles of intermediate
sizes between those herein specified,
must be provided with tires of the width
of the size next above; provided, that
upon the wagons used exclusively upon
roads or parts of roads which are 1OoO
or more feet above sea level, these
prescriptions as to widths of tires shall
be void and of no effect.
Section 2 Any person or persons
using upon any public highway of the
State any wagon or other vehicles, the
wheels Of which wagon or vehicle have
tires of less width than as specified
for such kind of wagon in Section 1
Of this Act, shall be guilty of mis-
demeanor.
Section 8. All Acts and parts of
| Acts in conflict with this Act are here
by repealed.
section A. This Act shall take effect
and be in force after March l, 1902.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
ELLIS were introduced and referred as
follows:
! Morehouse-To regulate the practice
of osteopathy and to license osteopaths
to practice in this State, and to punish
persons violating the provisions OF the
| Act. Hospitals.
ford-Appropriating $4,227 to
nav the claim of Frank D. Cobb against
| the State Finance and Claims.
I.angford-Relative to the limitations
in which certain actions can be brought.
Judiciary.
Also-Relating to transfers of actions
from Justices to Superior courts Jul
dietary.
| Feeney (by request)-Approprla 3
81 800 to bore we'll in the Capitoi
grounds and furnish pipes, tanks, nlters'
etc. Finance.
Also-Appropriating $1,000 to pur-
chase carpets, draperies and furniture