The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-02-17
yesterdays SENATE.
Horse-Shoeing and Other Bills
Passed by the Upper House.

Yesterdays SENATE.
Horse-Shoeing and Other Bills
Passed by the Upper House.
In the Senate yesterday morning
Mutt, for the Committee on Farming,
Dairying and Manufactures, offered a
resolution appropriating $1S to pay the
travelling expenses of the sub-commit-
tee on farming for visiting the site for
a free public market in San Francisco,
was referred to the Committee on Con-
tingent Expenses.
COMMITTEE REPORTS.
Committee reports We're handed in as
follows:
Dickinson, for Finance and Claims
s. B. 49, appropriating $1,000 for con-
crete work, thing, etc, on second floor
of Capitol building-pass as amended;
S. BIS IS, to provide for collecting
moneys due the State by the United
States, and go, appointing agents to
collect moneys due the State from the
United States-substitute submitted;
S. B. 491, relating to the duties of the
Controller - committee substitute do
pass
Gillette, for Finances. BIS 375, re-
lating to elections-be referred to Elec-
tions Committee; $50. relating to fees
of officers-be referred to Committee on
Municipal Corporations; $50, adding a
new section to the Penal Code, relat-
ing to ibel-do pass.
Maggard, for Public, Swamp and
Overlooked Lands-A. B. PSI, relating
to payment of invalid assessments in
reclamation districts, etc; S. B. 542, re-
lating to public lands of the State; S.
B. SIP, relating to the indebtedness of
levee district No. lido pass.
Smith, for Public Buildings Other
Than Prison Buildings-S. BIS 437,
making an appropriation for support. Of
Southern California Hospital-author
withdraw; 15O to provide additional
Improvements at the Whittier State
School; 80, $40, 1000 for Improvements, al
Mendocino State Hospftal-without rec
ommendation and to Finance Commit
tee; A. B. 400. relating to fire escapes
on school buildings-do pass.
Mutt, for Farming, Dairying and
Manufacturers BIS 515, to provide
for the organization of livestock insur-
ance companies: sos, relating to the
classification of counties into agricult-
ural districts; 237, to provide for the
inspection of dried and canned fruit,
raisins and nuts-do not pass; SIS, to
regulate the business of commission
merchants; 4S, relating to test bottles,
etc, showing false percentages of fat
in milk, ETC.; A. B. %, relating to un-
lawful use of duly filed trademarks,
etc.; 80, relating to defacing or alter
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pass; A. B. 33, to authorize agricultural
societies to borrow money and secure
the payment of the same-be referred
to Judiciary Committee-so referred; S.
BIS 314, relating to fraud and decep-
ton in manufacture of food products;
81, appropriating $4,000 for the relief
of agricultural districts: %. to regulate
the sale of commercial fertilizers-be
referred to Finance Committee.
Simpson, for Corporations-S. B. 400.
relating to public lands and revenue
and taxation-do not pass; A. B. go,
relating to mutual building and loan
associations-do pass: S. B. $50, relat-
ing to oil pipe lines-pass as amended.
Morehouse, for County Government
and Township Organizations. B. 265,
relating to fees of officers; 474, to es-
tablish fees of officers: 4S9, to estab-
lish a county line between Yolo and So
lano Counties-do not pass; A. BIS 241,
to prohibit the payment of money by
the State to counties for the collection
of taxes; S. B. 537, relating to regis
tration-do pass.
Flint, for Contingent Expenses Com
mittee, reported back resolution to pay
S111.30 for mileage for subcommittee
of Finance, Public Buildings and Hos
pitfalls for visiting State Hospital at
Mendocino--be adopted. Adopted-26
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SPECIAL URGENCY FILE.
The special urgency file being taken
up bills were considered as follows:
S. B. $50. by Davis, appropriating
SIS. COO for a settling reservoir at the
Preston School of Industry was taken
up and Rowell, Luchsinser and Dick
inson opposed it. Davis and Wolfe ia
vored the measure, and it was read the
second and third time and passed-23
to TO- Title approved.
S. B. 80. by Boyce. relating to kin
dergartens was amended by author
and ordered printed.
S. B. 6, by Bulla, appropriating $780,
600 for certain improvements at the
Normal School at Los Angeles, read
second and third time and passed-S4
to 0. Title approved.
S. B. 1874, by Stratton, authorizing
school districts managed by Boards of
Education or directors, to establish and
maintain day schools for the deaf, and
authorizing payment therefor from the
State school fund-substitute adopted
and ordered printed.
S. B. Z, by Chapman, appropriating
S45 ,616.30 for the relief of Captain John
Mullen for collecting S250,G00 for the
State, was opposed by Stratton, favor
ed by Dickinson and Boyce; read the
second and third time and passed-25
TO 8. Title approved
S. B. 246, Currier, to provide for the
organization of persons owning water
which is received and distributed to
their lands from common source and
by the same system of works, and also
for the further acquisition and develop
ment Of water; read second and third
times and rassed-31 to O. Title ap-
proved.
S. B. 324. Curtin. appropriating 3d.
600 to pay the claim of Addie McGin-
ness; read second time. amendment
adopted and to printer
S. B. 800, Cutter, creating Commits
sioner Of Public Works, defining his du-