The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-02-24

Ne-Nh III liiiC.
Shortridge expressed a desire tc
change his vote and give notice of q
motion to reconsider
Smith, who was in the chair, held
that Shortridge could change his vote
from no to aye if he SO desired, but
that such thing as a second recon
sderation was unknown in parliamen-
tary law.
Shortridge was disposed to argue the
point, but declined to appeal from the
decision of the Chair, and the bill was
declared passed by the following vote:
Ayes-Ashe Cd, Bettman (R). Boyce
(R), Bulla (R). Burnett (R), Chap
man CD, Curtin CD, Cutter R.)
Dickinson CR.), Feeney Cd, Hoey 90
Jones (R), Leavitt (R.), Maggard tRl
Morehouse (R0, Mutt (R.), Pace Cd
Simpson (R). Taylor (RD, Trout Ro
Wolfe (R-)-2.
Noes-Braunhart CD, Davis (R)
Doty CD, Dwyer CD, Gillette (R)
La Rue Cd, Luchsinger (R), Prish
Cd. Rowell R.), Shortridge (R.), Sims
Cd, Smith (R.), Stratton (R.)-l3.
From the roll-call it will be seen
that politics had no place therein. 1t
was strictly non-partisan measure,
and was voted for by sixteen Repub-
licans and five Democrats, while seven
Republicans and six Democrats voted
with the minority.
The anti-cartoon bill subsequently,
passed the Assembly by a large ma
jority. and goes to- the Governor.
OTHER BILLS CONSIDERED.
Work proceeded on the special file of
Assembly bills and the following were
acted upon:
A. b. 1o6, 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 third
time and passed, - to g.
A. J. r. II, OBrien-Relative to ex-
position at San Francisco, in 1901, of
products and industries of Pacific
Ocean countries; lost, - to {. Chap
man, in courtesy to Braunhart, who
was shut out by Smith, who was in
the chair, gave notice of a motion to
reconsider the vote whereby the resO-
luton was refused passage.
A. B. 444, White-To amend Section
VI Liz AOQc u AlNn IOCCuulO. III
relation to appraisements of estates of
deceased persons; substitute adopted
and ordered printed.
A. B. POI, Sullivan-To amend the
Civil Code by adding a new section
thereto, to be known and numbered
as Section 364 thereof, relating to cor
porations; amended and ordered
printed
s. B. 1874, Stratton-Authorizing school
districts managed by Boards of Edu-
cation or Directors to establish and
maintain day schools for the deaf, and
payment therefor from the
State common school fund: amended
by special committee and ordered
printed
S. B. 324, Curtin-An Act appropri-
ating 5000 to pay the claim of AdGie
whose husband was shot
and killed while attempting to capture
the outlaws, Sontag and Evans;
passed, 23 to l. Title approved.
S. B. $40. Cutter-Creating a Com
missioner of Public Works., defining his
duties and powers, and fixing his COM
passed, % to t. Title ap
proved.
s. B. 122, Dickinson-An Act to pay
the claim of John P. Dulip against the
State of California, appropriatins
49, HI therefor; passed, % to =. Title
approved.
S. B. :}54. Doty-To amend Section l
of an Act to authorize State Agricult
ural Societies under the control of the
State TO. sell property held by them
in fee, or held by trustees for their
use, or IN which they may have an in
terest, to prescribe a course of pro-
cedure therefor to indemnify purchas-
ers at such sale, and to direct how the
proceeds shall be applied. and to add
two new sections thereto; passed, -
to /. Title approved.
S. 3. 444, Strattcn-In relation to
elections where the same are
held separate from general State cleo
lions, and elections held under the au
thority of Section 8 of Article HI Of
the Constitution, to elect Boards of
or to vote upon proposed
charters or upon amendments to exist
ing charters, and to repeal an Act in
relation to elections held under the au
thority of Section s of Article XI. of
the Constitution; passed, 20 to 0. Title
S. b. 30 Hoey-An Act for the re-
lief of Julius A. Holt, a private in Com
pany c., First Regiment Infantry Sec
ond Brigade. n. G. c.. for injuries sus-
tanned while in active service, and APP
$3.50 for the purpose, was
passed. ~ to 2 Holt lost his hand
while firing a salute in this city in
1891.
S. B. 695, Pace-To amend Section
) of an Act regulating the sale of the
lands uncovered by the recession or
drainage of the waters of inland lakes,
and unsegregated swamp and over
Bowed lands. and validating sales and
surveys heretofore made; read third
time, amended by reducing the number
Of acres which may be purchased from
300 to 100.
s B. 206, Sims-To provide for the
of the main building of the
California Home for the Care and
Training of Feeble Minded Children,
by the erection. equipment and FUR
nishment of the front section thereof.
to appropriate S37. 800 therefor. and to
authorize the expenditure of the same;
amended and ordered printed.
THIRD READING.
The third reading file was taken up
and the following. bills considered:
S. h. "A. Cutter-To amend Section
456 of the Civil Code, withdrawn, and
s. c. A. 8, relative to compensation of
Supreme and Superior Judges, sub
stituted-
S. B. 152, Bulla-To authorize the
of rural cemetery asso-
Citations, to erect, purchase. or lease
buildings and furnaces and other works
for cremation of human bodies; also.
to erect or lease buildings in which
shall be entombed only the ashes o.
crerna ted dead to make provision FOR