The record-union., 1899-01-19

INAUGURAL CEREMONIES.
Dickinson, for the special committee
on inaugural ceremony, handed In a
report showing that bills approved by
the committee aggregated $l,194.94, OF
which the Senate was expected to pay
one half: $500 had already been paid.
leaving a balance due of $9I.41. A res
olution that the bill be ordered paid
was adopted. Of the amount paid out,
$3.50 was expended in bringing troops
from San Francisco and Oakland, the
remainder for music, decorations, car
riages, etc..
NAVY YARDS RESOLUTION.
S. J. r. 6, by Luchsinger, relative to
the construction of navy yards and
ship building, and instructing our Sen
ators and requesting our Representa-
tives to have inserted in the pending
naval appropriation bill provision that
a fair proportion of the vessels pro-
vided for in the bill shall be constructed
at the Federal navy yards in the coun-
try was taken up.
Luchsinger explained that at the
present time the Mare Island navy
yard, though completely equipped, was
now engaged only in turning out re-
pair work The resolution was adopted
by a unanimous vote.
NO INDIAN WAR PENSIONS.
S. J. r. 5, by Burnett, petitioning the
National House of Representatives to
pass S. B. 344, granting pensions to
survivors of Indian wars and their
widows, was refused adoption by vote
of 19 ayes, IL noes.
DREDGE EUREKA CHANNEL.
S. J. r. 4, by Gillette, instructing our
Senators and requesting our Repre-
sentatives to use all their efforts to in
terest the War Department in taking
Immediate action toward the dredging
of Eureka Channel in Humboldt Bay,
was adopted by a unanimous vote.
NEW BILLS.
Feeney-To prevent the use of paran-
zella or drag-net in the waters of this
State. Fish and Game.
Bulla-Appropriating $11 900 for fur
nishing the offices of the Supreme Court
Clerk. Finance.
Maggard-Appropriat $4,000 to
construct an addition to the State Nor
NAL School at Chico Buildings Other
Than Prison Buildings.
Trout-Appropriatin $S,111.15 to pay
the claim of Jose Ramon Pico. Claim.
Leavitt-Providing for the appoint
ment of chief deputy clerk, five dep
uty clerks and one stenOgrapher for the
Clerk of the Supreme Court. Judiciary.
Notwithstanding for payment of
salaries of the chief deputy clerk, dep
uty clerks and stenographer of Clerk OF
Supreme Court and fixing salaries of
same. Judiciary.
Bettman-For the more effectual pre-
svention of cruelty to animals. Educa-
stion and Public Morals.
Ashe-To prohibit the use of tagnant
water in drinking troughs used by do
mestic animals, and to prevent the
spread of infectious diseases. Educa-
tion and Public Morals.
Stratton-Relating to persons subject
to military duty and to those who may
constitute military organizations in the
military service of the State. Military
Organizations.
Stratton-Relating to the election of
directors of corporations. Corporations.
Stratton-Relating to the validity of
the meetings of corporations. Corpora
tions.
Smith-Relative to the formation of
reelamation districts. Swamp and
Overflow Lands.
Currier-To provide for the owner
ship of property and the winding up of
the affairs of municipal corporations
disincorporated under statutory provi-
sions relating to those of the sixth class
Municipal Corporations.
Gillette-Appropriati 81, ,46S to pay
the claim of the Bulletin for adver-
Using the constitutional amendments
for 1896. Claims.
Boyce- ce-Appropriating S2.242 to pay
the claim of Clement Bennett for re-
porting case of Southern Pacific Com
pany VS.. the Board of Railroad Com
missioners. Claims.
Taylor-Relating toterroneous tax as
sessments and sales. Judiciary.
Doty-Relating tos executors. Judi
ciary.
Doty-Relating tosthe appointment OF
public administrators as guardians OF
the estates, or the persons and estates
of minors and insane persons. Judi
ciary.
Leavitt-Providing for the appoint
ment of a State fire marshal. Judiciary
Laird-To change and permanently
locate the boundary line between Shasta