The record-union., 1899-02-19
be paid out for other property else

be paid out for other property else
where.
Bulla, Smith and Gillette attacked the
bill, holding that such an Act merely
meant that If the State Agricultural
property in Sacramento County should
be sold and not reinvested in property
in the same county within a year there
after, that the funds arising therefrom
should go into the treasury of Sacra-
mento County instead of into the State
treasury where it properly belonged.
Doty explained that Sacramento
County had at one time appropriated
25 cents on every 500 of it's taxable
property, and at another 10 cents on
the $780, for the benefit of the asso-
citation and for improving the property,
1t was believed that if the grounds
should possibly be removed to another
section of the State, that the county
ought to be reimbursed for its outlay.
Gillette offered an amendment which
was adopted by vote of Is to IA, pro-
viding that the money from such sale
should be turned into the State Treas
ury and from there paid out for the
purchase Of other similar property. The
amendment practically left the law as
it now stands.
COMMITTEE REPORTS.
Committee reports were handed in as
follows:
Mutt, for Farming, Etc.-S. BIS 43,
relating to a free public market at San
Francisco; 3S7, to create and regulate
public warehouses; 436, to establish
and maintain free public market on
the water front of San Francisco
without recommendation.
Laird, for Military Affairs-S B. 61S.
relating to the National Guard and
United States Volunteers therefrom-
do pass; 5S7, same as above-be with
drawn. Withdrawn by author.
Luchsinger, for Forestry, Fish and
Games. B. 527, relating to the preser
walton of game-do pass; ga, to create
the office of State Game Warden-do
pass and be referred to Finance Com
mittee. So referred.
NEW BILLS.
Bills were introduced as follows:
Maggard-To provide for the appoint
| ment of a State Quarantine Officer by
the State Board of Health, and to abol-
ish the office of Quarantine Officer to
the Board of Health for San Francisco.
Hospitals.
out-Appropriating $500 to pay
| the claim of Mrs. Lucy Underwood
| Mccain. Finance and Claims.
| Nutt-To establish uniform rates to
be charged for telephone instruments
| and telephone service in the State, and
| declaring a penalty for the violation.
| Corporations
| Ashe-Conferring power upon the
Common Council, Board of Supervisors
| or other governing body of cities and
cities and counties of over 100 1000 in
| habitants to acquire or condemn land
| for suitable site for buildings for mu-
nicipal purposes. Municipal Corpora
tions
! Trout-To pay the Redwood City
Democrat" for publishing Constitu-
tional amendments. Finance.
| Doty-To regulate the practice Of
pharmacy. Hospitals.
Luchsinger-To pay the River News"
for publishing Constitutional amend
ments. Finance.
| Pace-To regulate the sale of lands
uncovered by recession of drainage.
Swamp and Overlooked Lands
| Boyce-Relative to duties Of census
marshals in public schools Education
and Public Morals
Also repeating the Act creating a
commission for the Revision and Re-
| form of the Laws. Judiciary.
| Also to pay the DAILY Independent"
for advertising the Constitutional
amendments
| AS TO BILLS.
| In all, sos bills have been introduced
| in the Senate, and on and after to-mor-
row no member will be allowed to in
troduce a bill without a suspension Of
the rules for that purpose, which will
require a roll call and a two-thirds
vote
MORE REPORTS.
| MorehOuSe,- for County Government
S. B. 3S9, to amend an Act to esta blish
the fees of county and township officers.
and of Jurors and witnesses-without
recommendation.
| Rowell, for Hospitals-A. B. 1873, to
regulate the practice of dentistry-pass
as amended; S. B. $50, to amend an Act
establishing a Commission in Lunacy-
pass as amended; S. B. 514, to prevent
propagation of disease through con-
| tamination of the atmosphere by gases
or fumes arising from crematories for
the disposition of garbage, etc.-do not
pass.
ASSEMBLY CONCURS.
| A message was received from the AS
sembly announcing the concurrence by
that body in the Senate amendments to
the following Assembly bills:
| 136-Appropriating $50 eco for ros-
| idence for the Governor; 166, relating
| to the manner of publishing Constitu-
tional amendments. and SO, to provide
| for the organization of municipal cor
porations and for determining the pop
ulation thereof
| At 1915 O'Clock the Senate adjourned
until 11:3O a. M tomorrow.
IN THE ASSEMBLY.