The record-union., 1899-03-17

taken. Recess was until 2 p. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The following newspaper claims were
passed:
S. B. 6S4-Reporter Publishing Com
pany, Vacaville.
S. B. 6S5-Vanejo Daily Times"
s. B. 692-Redwood City Democrat"
S. B. 694-"River News
S. B. 63S-Healdsburg Tribune.
s. B. 640-Cloverdale ''Reveilie."
S. B. 641-Oakland Enquirer"
S. B. 643-Placer Herald"
S. B. 644-.Mountain Democrat"
S. B. 645-"Jewish Times-O Observer"
S. B. 650-San Diego ''Vidette.'
S. B. 651-"Encinal.'
BILLS PASSED.
The bills passed during the afternoon
and evening sessions are given here
with. The recess between was not
taken until 6 p. M, and lasted one hour
and half:
S. B. 73 Curtin-For the relief of dis
trict agricultural associations and ap-
propriating money therefor.
A. B. 1870, Works-To amend the Code
of Civil Procedure, relating to appeals
and the practice thereto, and to repeal
Section 952 thereof, relating to the
same subject.
A. B. 952, E. D. Sullivan-To provide
for the appointment of a State tQua-an-
| tine Officer, etc.
A. B. 423, Cowan-To amend an Act
to authorize the California Home for
the Care and Training of Feeble Mind
ed Children to admit idiots, epiieptics
and mentally enfeebled paralytics into
said institution
S. B. II, Nutt-To appropriate money
for the Improvement of the harbor of
San Diego by the Board of State Har-
Dor Commissioners for San Diego Bay.
A B. 6S1, Cosper-To add a new sec
tion to the Political Code, to be known
as Section / $50.
A B. 672, Cosper-To amend the
County and Township Government Act
A. B. 949, Crowley-To provide for
the expectation of non-citizen inmates
of the State Hospitals for the Insane
A B. 1856. Kenneally-Making an ap-
preparation to pay the expenses of re-
ceiving the First Regiment of California
Volunteers upon their return from the
Philippine Islands.
A. 3. 9S6-To provide for the pay
ment Of the salary of the Secretary of
the State Engineer for the fortieth,
forty-first and forty-second fiscal years
A. B. 80, Jilson-To amend the Po-
liticaI Code relative to the fees to be
collected by the Secretary of the State
for services rendered by him in his off,
cial capacity.
A B. 19S, De Lancie-To amend Sec
ton 1858 of the Political Code of this
State.
A. B. 692 Substitute for A B. 33O)-
Relating to the general permanent pow
ers of Boards Of Supervisors
| A. B. 946, Mead-To pay the claim of
Thomas o. Toland, Trustee of the State
Normal School at San Diego, for mile
age.
A. B. 754-To pay the deficiency in
the appropriation for postage and con-
tingent expenses of the Clerk of Su-
preme Court for the fiftieth fiscal year.
A. B. 24S. Wardell-To pay the claim
of Oliver r. Chapman.
A. B. 345, j. NJ. Miller-Te pay the
claim of Fred B. Blakeley for the ar
rest of Ygnacio Eisler for attempted
| highway robbery.
A. B. 65S, Eugene Sullivan-To pre-
vent the use of parangella or drag-net
in the waters of this State
A. B. 779, Belshaw-To amend the
Penal Code relating to second offenses
after conviction of former offenses.
A. 3. 119, Brown-To regulate the let
ting of contracts for the erection, i'm
provement or repair of public school
buildings.
A. B. $50, Caminetti-To amend the
Political Code, relating to the perma-
I dor hot
ties of Amador and FL Dorado.
A. B. 226, Caminetti-Amending an
Act for the better protection of the
stockholders in corporations formed
under the laws of the State of Califor-
MIA for the purpose of carrying on and
| conducting the business of mining re-
lating to the taking of samples from
mines, and for the better protection of
the stockholders in mining corporations
A. B. Notwithstanding the
County Government Act
A. B. 249, Melick-To regulate the
sale of commercial fertilizers, or mater
ials used for manurial purposes.
GENERAL APPROPRIATION.
The general appropriation bill re-
turned from the Senate yesterday after
noon with but few amendments
The only difference made in the total
appropriation was a reduction of
1884. .16.
All Senate amendments to the bill
We're concurred in by the House, and
! the bill sent to enrolment
The time -honored CUSTOM of stopping
the clock was followed in the Assem-
| bly, last night and work was continued
some time after the legitimate hour Of
| twelve midnight.
| By a joint rule adopted yesterday no
more Assembly bills can be taken up
and passed. The Assembly therefore,
kept at it pretty steadily last night
with occasional ebullitions of noisy
! horse play.
| Adjournment was at 1925 this morn
| ing.