The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-02-17
JUDICIARY COMMITTEE.

LIS A. B. 507, amending the Political
Code, relating to the ISSUE Of bonds Of
school districts; Fairweather's A. B.
629, adding new section to the Penal
Code, rela ting to oil pipe lines; Con-
rey's A. B. 49,, authorizing school dis
tricts to establish and maintain day
schools for the deaf. ETC.; Johnspn's A.
! p. 7T5, providing that certain Justice
/ Courts and Justices of the Peace shall
have jurisdiction of cases of violation
CT city ordinances, etc., also S. B. Al,
amending the Political Code.
Also Works A. B. 21S, requiring the
making and recording of maps of cities,
towns and additions to cities or towns,
and providing a penalty for selling or
offering for sale any lots or tracts of
such corporations before said maps are
recorded; reported without recon-
mendation.
Also KenneaHys A. B. 502 amending
the Peral Code, relating to pawnbro-
lSers: that it do not pass.
Crowder, from Public Buildings and
Grounds, that Devoto's A. B. %,
amending the Act establishing an In
dustrial Home of Mechanical Trades for
the Adult Blind, be withdrawn, and a
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stituted, with favorable recommends
ton.
| H. M. Miller, for Public Morals, re-
ported favorably on Henry's A. B. 53l,
to punish parents, guardians or persons
permitting the malformation, ETC., of
minor children.
Arnerich, for Counties and County
boundaries, reported favorably Clough' S
A. Els 515, SIG and SIT, changing and
permanently locating the boundaries
| between Plumas and the adjoining
counties of Lassen, Yuma and Tehama;
also OF Browns A. B. $50, ratifying
and confirming the line between San
Mateo and San Francisco counties.
F'rem the same committee, Clough' s
A. BIS 514 and 51S, with regard to
boundaries between his county of Plu-
mas and its neighbors, Butte and
Shasta, and Burnett's A. B. SGT, to pro-
vide for the formation of new counties,
were reported back without recon-
mendation.
De Lancie, for Education, reported
S. s. 96, concerning the powers of
boards of Education of cities of the
fifth class, and Cosper's A. B. 6S1, add
ing section to the Political Code, rec
omnlending that they do pass.
Kelley, for Public Printing, reported
favorably Americas A. B. 533, author
zing the Superintendent of State
Printing to have prepared and printed
an index to all the laws of California,
1S5O-1S99
FOR THE BIG FAIR.
Raw, for Municipal Corporations. re-
ported favorably on La Baree's A. B.
429 amending the Act providing for the
letting of contracts for street lighting
also on Cobb's A. B. 729, authorizing
the appropriation Of moneys by the sew
eral counties, cities and counties,
and the municipal corporations, for
the purpose of advancing and
maintaining their respective inter-
ests by exhibit of products, and other
wise, at the Pacific Ocean and Inter
national Exposition.
| Richard, for Enrolment, reported A.
B. go, making an appropriation Of
$4,000 for the State Printing Office,
duly enrolled and sent to the Governor.
COSTS OF CONTESTS.
| Cosper, for the Committee on Con-
tested Elections, rendered the expense
account in the contest cases of McIver
VS.. Mack; Brophy VS.. O'Brien; Jones
VS.. Wardell, and Graham VS.. Hoey The
report was ordered printed in the jour-
nal and to lie over for one day. In this
matter the totals are as follows:
| MeIver VS.. Mack:
! McIver ontestant-claimed and al
lowed, $416.10.
Mack. ontestee-Claimed $3.50; al
| lowed by committee, $500.
Brophy VS.. OBrien:
| Brophy. ontestant-Claimed ST.
1913 10; allowed by committee, 1929. 15.
| O'Brien, ontestee-Claimed and al
lowed, 1888.
Expenses of committee, S7150.
Jones VS.. Wardell:
! Jones, ontestant-Claimed 81, $500;
| allowed by committee, S426.25.
Nardell, contestee Claimed ST.
40; allowed by committee, 1925. As.
| Expenses CT committee, S1O1 60.
| Graham VS.. Hoey:
Graham, ontestant-Claimed ST.
$3.50; allowed by committee, 1913. 80
| Hoey, contestee-Claimed $2,311 55;
allowed by committee. $571.32
Expenses of committee, $16S.
WAYS AND MEANS.
Valentine, for this committee. report
ed favorably on the following bills:
Blood's A. B. 500, claim of John J. Sny-
der; Americas A. B. 1856, claim of j.
II. Barry; Valentines A. B. $50, to
create the Board of State Capitol Com
missioners.
Also ON Richards A. B. %, the
claim of William Sullivan; Works A.
B. 131, appropriating money for the
harbor of San Diego, and Americas A.
B. t33, the claim of J. E. Edison, that
they do pass as amended.
Also that the authors be permitted to
withdraw Blood's A. B. So for a free
wagon road from Mono Lake to Tioga
Mine; and Caminetti's A. B. 1863, to
purchase tools and books for the use of
the Preston School of Industry.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
The newspaper claim bills are grouped
as follows:
Clark, Santa Clara News 1868:
Clark. San Jose Herald 81 ,160; Dbl
bic, Labor Advocate San Francisco,
$50; Mead. Herald" Los Angeles,
! LOG; Fairweather, to pay Phil r.
Dankey, 5000; O'Brien, California
Demokrat," 500; Works, San Diego
"Vidette, 81 600; Raub, Marysville
| appeal" $400; La Baree, Trinity
Sentinel" $3.50; La Baree, Trinity
News" $50; Anderson, Vallejo
Chronicle $50; Anderson, River
News" $3.50: Marvin, Blue Lake s.Ad-
vecate,'' $125; Kelley, Oakland
Events" 1878; Kelley, Oakland En-