The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-02-19
ode, relating to public schools. Edu-

preparation to pay the claim of r. b.
Young for material, labor and insur-
ance premiums paid in the construc-
ton and erection of the Whittier State
School. Ways. and Means.
Brooke-Relating to the location OF
powder magazines in the State of Cali
fornia Judiciary.
Brooke-Making an appropriation OF
SIS, 600 for the opening and construc-
ton of a bitumen street, granite curb,
and cement sidewalks through Capltol
Park on Thirteenth street from L 10
N streets Public Works, State Capt.
toll, etc.
Brooke-.To appropriate the sum OF
$500 to pay the claim of M. F. NC
Farland for money due and owing the
said M. F. Mcfarland from the State
of California Ways and Means.
Brooke-Relating to Boards of Elec-
ton and. their compensation. Election
Laws.
Mellick-In relation to the assess
ment of land and the improvements
thereof for the purpose of taAatloh'
Judiciary.
MILEAGE REPORT.
Robinson. acting Chairman of the
Mileage Committee, reported back the
mileage account of the State Hospital
Committee for their southern trip, win
a resolution recommending its payment
Adopted.
BIG STRING OF BILLS.
Dibble Of Rules and Regulations re-
ported that committee as having peen
busy fixing up work for the evenings
of next week. One hundred and i've
appropriation bills reported from the
Committee on Ways and Means Will De
the subject of consideration, and the
report which presented them was sew
eral yards long. Tuesday, Thursday
and Friday evenings will be devoted to
them, should the report. which was
ordered printed in the journal and or
dered to lay over until Monday, be
adopted by. the House. According TO
the report any bills not acted upon I'M
ally at the last of such special sessions
shall be carried on the file under the
head of unfinished business on the spe-
cial file.
SENATE MESSAGES.
The Senate sent over budget OF I'M
posing size, including bills amended
amendments concurred in, bills passed,
and one. Meserve's A. B. 81, to reduce
the Judges of San Bernardino County
to one, was refused passage by the Sen
ate. and quietly disposed of in the AS
sembly's crematory.
Most of the Senate messages were
continued until Monday, when the
quorum would be less shaky, but the
bill providing for the Governors resi-
dence, A. B. 1885, coming from the Sen
ate with amendments. given in full IN
the Introductory column of this ac-
count, was taken up, the amendments
concurred in by the House and the Dill
sent to enrolment.
RECESS.
The Senatorial ballot and recess re-
Cured as usual, and the afternoon ses-
sion convened with no quorum. and not
three dozen members present.
1t had been agreed that each man
should pick out bill. hit or miss, from
the second reading file, which needed
amending, get the bill and the amend
nents read and the latter ready for
adoption and so prepared for third
reading and final passage. In this way
those who were present got ahead OF
those who We're absent by some score or
more of bills as follows:
SECOND READINGS.
A. B. 1872, Brooke-To authorize coun-
ties. cities and counties, and incorporat-
ed towns to license bicycles, tricycles
and similar vehicles.
A B. 260 Dibble-The Act to provide
for the burial of ex-Union soldiers, sail
ors and marines I'M this State, who may
hereafter die without leaving sufficient
means to defray funeral expenses.
A. B. Gil, Johnson-To repeal the Act
to provide for the redemption of the
funded Indebtedness of the city of Sac
ramento.
A. B. 255, Brooke-To amend the Po-
litical Code, relating to highway taxes
A. B. COZ Substitute for A. B. ID
TOT protect domestic livestock from con-
tagious and infectious diseases.
A. B. 729, Cobb-Authorizing the ap-
preparation of moneys by the several
counties, cities and counties and mu-
nicipal corporations for the purpose Of
advancing and maintaining their re-
spective interests by exhibit of products
and otherwise at the Pacific Ocean and
International Exposition.
A. B. 6S2, Huber-To amend the Po-
litical Code, relating to highway taxes.
A. B. 726, Caminetti-To declare the
Silver Lake wagon road a State high
way.
A. B. 212, Brooke-To pay the claim
of August Zimmerman.
A. B. 131, Works-To appropriate
money for the Improvement of the har-
Dor of San Diego.
A. B. co., Mead-To create a Board
of Commissioners of Building and Loan
Associations.
A. B. 40, J. NJ Miller-Adding a new
section to the Political Code authoriz-
ing the granting by Boards of Super
visors and by the municipal authorities
of cities and towns to railroad corpora
tions of franchises for the construction
of wharves and piers for terminal pur-
poses.
A. B. 72S, Cobb Appropriating
money to pay the expenses of main
tanning an exposition to be held in the
city and county of San Francisco in
1901, to be known as the Pacific Ocean
and Interna tional Exposition, and to
provide Commissioners therefor.
A. B. 764, Atherton-Maluing an ap-
preparation for reimbursing the county
of Marin for moneys expended by it
for the prosecution of crimes commit
ted Within the State Prison at San
Quentin.
A. b. 80, Lardner-To pay the claim
of Patrick Carroll.
A. B. 76, Lardner-To pay the claim
of the Dutch Flat Public School Dis
trict.
A. B. so. Lardner-To pay the claim
of MrS T TYrap