The record-union., 1899-02-11

reported Dunlap's A. BIS 624 and 62o,
! for purchasing land for farm and dairy
purposes for Stockton State Asylum,
and for paying for concrete sidewalk
along the front of the property of the
asylum, recommending that they do
pass
Knowland. Commerce and Naviga-
ton reported McKeen's A. B. 30, ere
ating the harbor of Oakland and
Board of Harbor Commissioners there
for recommending that it do pass.
Cargill, Public Health and Quaran-
tine, reported Cobb's A. B. 4l4, relating
to the appointment of officers and em l.
ployes of the San Francisco Board OF
Health, recommending that it do pass.
Also. Boone's "A. b. 419, for the dis
tribution and use of unclaimed human
| bodies in the interest of medical SCI
ence; Valentines A. B. 511, amending
the Act regulating the practice of med
icine-that they do not pass.
RESOLUTIONS.
MeIick offered a resolution that when
ever any committee of members of the
Assembly or it's attaches were given
leave of absence to visit institutions or
places they should be allowed only their
4 actual itemized expenses, and these, al
together, must not exceed an average
of 10 cents per mile The resolution
was promptly refused adoption by the
House.
Athertori offered a resolution giving
Ileave of absence to the members and
clerk of the Committee on State Prisons
and Reformatories to visit the Preston
School of Industry ON Monday next.
Adopted.
A resolution by Crowder asking for
leave of absence for the Committee on
Public Buildings and Grounds, to visit
the Affiliated Colleges in San Fran
cisco, the State Asylum for the Deaf,
Dumb and Blind at Berkeley, and the
Preston School of Industry at lone, was
adopted The committee left yesterday
afternoon.
Melick offered a resolution calling
for a warrant for So to pay Alfred
Johnson for use of a typewriter.
i Adopted.
On motion of Dibble all the bills on
the special file were included in the spe-
cial urgency file for Monday night
SENATE MESSAGES.
A message from the Senate informed
the Assembly that the upper house had
to s. B. 100, making the appropriation
for the portrait of Ex-Governor Budd
$500.
Also that the Senate had passed
Johnson's A. B. 2, providing for a sew
erage system at Folsom State Prison;
also Wardelps A. B. 121, relating to
pilots and their fees; S. B. 1914, a COM
mittee substitute for S. B. IS, amend
ing the, county government Act, was
sent to the Committee on County and
Township Government.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
Committee on Mines and Mining
Substitute for A. BIS IS and 1I3, pre-
scribing the manner of locating mining
claims upon the public domain of the
United States, recording notices of To-
cation thereof, amending defective To-
cations, and prescribing the effect to
be given to recordation of notices of
location. Second reading file.
Arnerich-For the protection and
propagation of pheasants. Fish and
Game.
E. d. Sullivan-To amend Section 412
OF the Code of Civil Procedure, relating
to service of summons by publication.
Judiciary.
Kelsey-To amend the Civil Code, re-
lating to the better protection of stock
holders of corporations, and providing
a penalty for the violation of the provi-
sions thereof. Corporations.
To amend the Civil Code, relative to
assessments and the sale of the stock
of corporations. Corporations.
For the better protection of the stock
holders in corporations doing business
in the State of California, formed for
any purpose whatever. Corporations.
Johnson-Repealing an Act concern
ing actions for libel and SANDER, relat-
ing to undertakings in actions for libel
and SANDER Judiciary.
Merritt-To amend the Act to prevent
the sale of short-weight rolls of butter.
Diaries and Dairy Products.
Eugene Sullivan-To amend the Civil
i Code, relating to legal rates of interest
Judiciary.
Fairweather-To amend the Act to
regulate the width of tires of wagons
to be used on the public highways of
the State. Roads and Highways.
To add to the Political Code new
section relating to the confirmation of
patents for State lands prematurely is
sued. Judiciary.
Milice = To prohibit trespassing on
locomotive engines. freight or passenger
cars or trains, and to provide punish
ment therefor. Judiciary.
Pierce-To amend the Civil Code, rel
ative to the contents of an insurance
policy. Corporations
McKeen-To amend the Code of Civil
Procedure, relating to the duties of
Public Administrator. Judiciary.
Caminetti-To declare the Silver Lake
wagon road, commencing at Pine Grove,
in Amador County, and running thence
across the summit of the Sierra Nevada
Mountains, via Silver Lake, to Lake
Tahoe, a State highway Roads and
Highways.
Meade = Assembly Constitutional
Amendment 10: Proposing to the peo-
pie of the State of California an amend
ment to the Constitution of the State,
viz, to amend Section l of Article
Kill, and to repeal Sections and
of Article XIII. of the Constitution.
Judiciary.
Jilson = Assembly Constitutional
Amendment 20: To propose to the peo-
pie of the State of California an amend
nrent to Section 3 of Article ". of the
Constitution of the State, relating to
the election and term of Office of men,
bers of the Assembly. Judiciary.
Merritt-A. ]. r. 90 relative to an in
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