The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-02-18

without recommendation; A. B. 212,
the claim of August Zimmerman, and
A. B. 227, the claim of Anton Curte,
that they do pass as amended; A. b.
248, the claim OF Oliver Chapman, A b.
421, the claim of A. G. Lafferty, A. b.
693, for the claim Of Wells, Fargo &
Co, and A. b. 694, for the claim of
Fred Mason, that they do pass; A. B.
GIL, for the relief of Hugo Deserneck,
A. B. GA, claim of the Liverpool and
London and Globe Insurance Company,
A. b. 4G3, the claim of L. F. Eastin.
A. B. Ats, the claim of J. w. New
berry, without recommendation.
PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
Crowder, Chairman, reported back
Caminetti's A. B, $40, appropriating
Industrial School, and FELIX'S A. B..
the Cotton Hall property in Monterey,
without recommendation.
Also, Kelley's A. B. S. making an
appropriation for improving the State
Asylum for the Deaf, Dumb and Blind;
Caminetti's A. B. 36S, for the purchase
of lumber for the Preston Industrial
SCnOOl, anu " 01lclk > "A. D. fCC, LII liz
purchase of a site for a State building
in San Francisco-that they do pass
Also. Bliss A. B. 1888, for buildings
and improvements for State University
and Affiliated Colleges. that it do pass
as amended.
WAYS AND MEANS.
Valentine of this committee reported
favorably on the following bills:
Hoey's A. B. 55S. appropriation for
a concrete floor in basement of Capitol;
FELIX'S A. B. 277, amending the Penal
Code; William McDonald's 756, to pay
the claim of Louise Rienzi; Atherton's
A. B. 764, to reimburse Marin County
for moneys expended in connection
with crimes at San Quentin.
Also, on A. B. 10, for the claim of John
Mullan: Milice's A. B. 62S, for COM
mission for prison reform; Cobb's A.
B. 72S, appropriating money for an
exposition at San Francisco; Raw's a.
|B. 542, for a Lake Tahoe Road COM
missioner-that they do pass as
amended
OTHER COMMITTEES.
Dale, for Federal Relations, reported
fayorably on Merritt's A. j. R. 70, rela-
tive to an inquiry into the alleged ser
yitude in Siberia of Ira Whitney and
companions.
Wade, for State Hospitals and Asy-
lums, reported recommending that
Raub's A. B. 506, amending the Act
esta blishing State Lunacy Commits
sion, do pass as amended.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
The following new newspaper claims
were offered: .
La Baree-Trinity journal" So0b;
Henry-Salinas Evening Democrat
$500; Dibble-San Francisco News
Letter" $500; Kelley-Oakland En-
quirer." $50. for printing l,0Oo copies
report of California Voting Machine
Commission; Clough-Big Valley Ca
zette," $50: De Lancie-Chico Daily
Record" $12O; Beecher-'Shasta Coun-
ty Democrat" S225; Beecher-Alturas
"Plaindealer," $50; Anderson-Vaca-
Vile Reporter $50; Anderson
Vallejo .Times," $3.50; Knowland-
"Daily Encinal," $3.50; Relshaw-Con-
ira Costa Gazette $500; Dale
Bakersfield Californian" 500; Mack
1.-Two "Independent,' $50; Carglli-
HOLSTER Bee" $246.65; H. w. Miller
butchers and Stockgrowers' Jour-
nal" $50
I.1ndouist- for accident
and fire drills on all ferry boats plying
between San Francisco and other
no;nts Commerce and Navigation.
To provide for accident and fire drills
ON all river boats plying between San
Francisco and other points. Commerce
and Navigation.
Ia Raree-To amend the Penal Code.
Judiciary.
Dibble-To provide suitable medal
for the members of the California Vol
unteers who entered the Spanish
American War of 1885," upon their re-
enlisting in the National Guard of the
State of California, and making an ap-
preparation therefor. Military Affairs.
Meserve (by request)-Relating to es-
trays. Roads and Highways.
Meserve (by requesD-Relating to the
protection of highways. Roads and
Highways.
OBrien-Making transfer checks or
tickets issued to a passenger on any
street cars operated in any city and
county in this State transferable, and
comforting on the transferee thereof all
t the rights and privileges of original
holder. and providing a punishment fol-
the violation thereof Corporations.
Larfner (by request)-To provide fol-
the appointment of an unsalaried COM
mission to investigate and report upon
methods for the preservation of the
forests of this State. Judiciary
Jilson-To prohibit the forcing of air
in and through mains and pipes for
supplying Illuminating gas and provid-
ing penalty therefor. Corporations.
Jilson-To regulate the use of meters
| used for the purpose of measuring
| water, by persons or corporations dis
tributing the same for sale. Corpora
tons
Conrey-To amend the Code of Civil
Procedure concerning mechanics liens
for work done and for materials fur
nished Labor and Capital
To repeal the Act to encourage and
provide for general vaccination in the
State of California. Public Health and
Quarantine.
Cosper (by request)-To amend the
Act authorizing the mourning of in