The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-02-24
ASSEMBLY ROUTINE
CLEANS OFF MANY BILLS

CALI, HEADQUARTERS, SACRA-
MENTO, Feb 23.-To-day was newspaper
day in the Assembly. Between the car
toon bill and Cold-foot Aelick's con-
demnatory resolution and the opportunl-
ties for spellbinding that each afforded
there was little time left to be expended
or actual business
In the morning Caminetfi and Dioole
mixed things over Caminettis two reso-
lutions looking to the election OF United
States Senator by direct vote of the peo-
pie. and each retired after warm de-
bate with honors about even.
Mr.. Caminettfs resolution provides Tor
a call upon all of the States of the Union
TO appeal to Congress for constitutional
amendment that will prevent such dis
grace as has come to California out Of
this present Senatorial race. Dfbble
claimed that Camnetti's plan was i'm
practicable, and the Amador statesman
swore by his term in Congress that IT
was not No decisive action on the meas
ure resulted and 1t went over to announcer
time.
The Senate special file was taken up and
the following bills were passed:
Senate bill So, by Dickinson, an act TO
provide for the inspection of dairies, rae
tories of dairy products and OF DAIRY
products as to their sanitary condition,
and as to the health of stock and to pre-.
vent the sale of milk and the products OF
Deople of this State, and to prevent the
spread of infectious and contagious ols-
eases common to stock, and 10 appropri-
ate money therefor.
repeal an act entitled IAN act authoriz-
ing the allowance, settlement ana pay
State approved March 8, 1888 This bill
of Dickinsons is intended to prevent the
wholesale fleeing of the counties or the
State BY firm OF san FTanf fiSef s duoVr
up in The Call and since that time every
thing possible has been done to prevent
the scheme The Sny pp%Sh Tght IN who
upon the bill being passed, gave notice
of a motion to reconsider
The following were also pas SS5stiad 2 3An
act to amend section 79S Of an act entitIeo
IAN act to provide for the organ1zatlon'
incorporation and governmednt M OF hiii u
1pss9 conforming powers of Boards of Ed
ncation of cities Of the fifth class.
Senate bill 7, an act Tor me 1eiIe mel e or
Iohn Mullan and to appropriate money
'h Senate Joint resolution s, by Trout, rela-
tive to money now Que anu uiip<iu' was
adopted without dissent. m ,o- cleo
Valentines Assembly bill 43o was also
passed unanimously. IT empowers OOo oJnI
~ Boards of Supervisors TO ieoS ang in
tax for displaying the proouc'S "n0 40
A. the evening session Conrey's Assem-
hlv hill 208 failed Oh pdSsa6S- ~ ~,
rev hoped to reorganize ana lniproFe 'no
State civil service. ssad II ia an
Assembly bill sol was passed; II - $50 ar
OCT TO protect domestic ilVeslock iio ~
aon+ao ioIis and infectious diseases t0
nrovide for the appointment ana uut ieio Os
PpMoiais to carry into effect the PROVISIONS
of this act and to provide an appropiia-
tl1 Hss emf bin 272. by Valentine, was also
| nessed II is an act to repeal an act au
! tbhrizing the Controller to appolnI an az
ditinnaI clerk in his office, In additlon to
the number now allowed py law, " pe
! known as the revenue clerk, ana nlahins
an appropriation for the payment OF ms
! salary for the remainder OF the Iorty--
! sivth fiscal year; to create the once OF
| exnert to the Controller, ana prescribing
Among other bills passed at the even
inc session were the following; Assembly
| bi1l 600 by Brooke, an act to amend an
act entitled IAN act to appropriate money
for the support of orphans, ,half-orphans
and abandoned children; approved
March % 1880, and Assembly pill 6SO; an
act to create State Board or CHARITIES
and Corrections, prescribing It's duties
and appropriating money therefor
A message from Governor cage an
nounced that Assembly bill 81 had be-
amends section 752 of an act entitled an
act to provide for the organization. In
corporation and government OF municipal
CORPORATIONS.
Governor Gage also sent official notice
that he had signed the cartoon bill,' and
with much applause adjournment was
taken 10 Tomorrow morning.