The record-union., 1899-02-15


erty of the University of California
Improperly referred; bill ordered on file.
S. B. POS, appropriating $4,000 for
cottages, etc, at the Home Of Feeble
Minded Children; 228, appropriating
$50, 900 to complete the building under
construction at San Diego Normal
School; 351, appropriating $500 to re-
imburse John c. Pelton; 353 appropri-
ating $4,000 to pay the claim of Au-
gust Zimmerman; 4S3, to pay the claim
of the Office Speciality Committee; 526,
for the relief of G. o. Duncan; 547, ap-
propriating 5000 to pay the claim Of
]. E. Edson-do pass as amended; 253,
appropriating $4,000 to purchase addi-
tional land for the Folsom State
Prison-do not pass; 445, appropriat-
ing $1,000 for concrete floor in the
basement of the State Capitol; 439, to
pay deficiency in Attorney General s
office-do pass; 355, appropriating
money to clean walls of State Capitol
-be withdrawn; withdrawn; 4O7, TO es-
tablish a State Board of Charities
substitute do pass.
Wolfe, for Banks and Banking-S. B.
424, relating to Building and Loan
Commissioners; S, B. 424, referring to
the Building and Loan Commissioners:
A. B. 25O-do pass.
BILLS
Bills were introduced as follows:
Wolfe-Appropriating $500 to pay
the claim of the San Francisco Post"
Finance.
Laird-Appropriating $175 to pay the
claim of the Yreka Journal Finance.
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claim of the Shasta County Demo
crat." Finance.
Also-Appropriating $50 to pay the
claim of the Aaturas "Plaindealer" FL
nance.
Also-Appropriating $50 to pay the
claim of the Big Valley Gazette" FL
nance.
Langford-To pay the claim of the
Stockton Record and appropriating
$3.50 for same Finance.
Gillette = Appropriating $4,000, for
establishing an electric lighting plant
in Yosemite Valley Finance.
Also-Appropriating ST coo to estab-
lish a sprinkling and pumping plant in
the Yosemite Valley. Finance.
Luchsinger-To secure the regfstra-
tion of plumbers and the supervision Of
plumbing and drainage in each city of
the State. Hospitals.
ouse-Appropriating $1,3OO to
pay the claim of Louise Rienzi. FL
nance.
Also-Appropiating 5000 for send
ing an expert to Eastern cities to gath
er informa ton concerning the trauspor-
tation and sale of deciduous fruits. FL
nance.
Taylor-Appropriat 81 900 to pay
the claim of the Argus Publishing Com
pany.
Wolfe-Appropriating 81 600 to pay
the claim of the San Francisco "Abend
Post"
Nutt-Relating to the National Guard
and United States volunteers there
from. Military Affairs.
Dickinson-Appropria $500 to pay
the claim of the Contra Costa Ca
zette'' Finance.
Davis-Relating to proper books. plats
and maps for use in Assessors offices,
etc. Judiciary
CONFERENCE COMMITTEE RE-
PORT.
Wolfe, for the committee appointed
to confer with a like committee of the
Assembly on A. C. A. 6, relative to the
exemption from taxation of buildings
used for religious purposes, reported
back that an agreement had been
reached, requesting the Assembly to
concur in the Senate amendments. He
| further state that subsequent to the
holding of the conference the Assembly
had adopted the report of the commit
! tee and concurred in the Senate amend
ments.
! A few moments later message was
received from the Assembly announc-
conference committees report and COIL
Cured in the amendments.
| MILEAGE.
| Luchsinger offered resolution pro-
vitling for the appropriation of $1113O
to pay the travelling expenses of the
sub committees of the Finance, Public
Buildings and Hospital committees, in
CURED by their visit to the MendOcino
asylum at Ukiah ON Sunday last. The
resolution was referred to the Commit
tee or Attaches, Contingent Expenses
and Mileage.
BILLS SETTLED.
Flint, for the Committee on Attaches,
Contingent Expenses and Mileage, re-
ported back the resolution authorizing
the payment of $459.75 to the H. S.
Crocker Company for files. letter cases,
etc. furnished, recommending the pay
ment of $399.75. and explaining that
$50 of the original sum had already
been paid. Report adopted.
QUESTION OF PATRONAGE.
Flint also reported back the resolu-
tion appointing Mrs. F. M. OFT steno-
grapher for the Committee on County
Government, recommending it's adop-
ton, and rather bitter debate fol-
lowed.
Smith raised the point that the mat
ter had never been brought before the
Republican caucus, where it properly
belor ged and he was opposed to break
ing the caucus rule.
Morehouse retorted that he had pre-
sented the name of the candidate be-
fore the caucus, but the caucus had
adjourned without action, thereby
shutting him out. He said his COM
mittee was in absolute need of a stem
ographer, and that unless one was fur