The record-union., 1899-02-12

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Training of Feeble Minded Children;
2S5, appropriating s., 800 for fencing at
Preston School of Industry; 31S, anpro-
priating $3.50. 10 to pay the claim of
Goodall, Perkins & Co.; 347, appropri-
ating $3.50 to furnish the office of the
Secretary of State. and 422, making an
appropriation for improvements at the
Industrial Home for Mechanical Trades
pass as amended; 21O. appropriating
S25, 600 for a water supply at the Home
for Feeble Minded Children-do pass;
A. B. 62, to pay expenses of collecting,
preparing, forwarding, installing, main
| tanning and returning an exhibit of the
products of the State at the Paris Ex-
position in 1900-do pass as amended.
Mutt, for Farming, Dairying and
| Manufacturing-A. B. 156, to provide
| for the protection of horticulture, and
| to prevent the introduction into the
| State of insects injurious to vines,
trees, etc.-do pass.
Boyce, for Education and Public
Morals@S. B. BOG, providing for day
| of rest-substitute reported back elm
mating the section prohibiting the
| keeping open of saloons, with the rec
| ommendation that it do pass; A. E.
261, relating to the unauthorized wear
| ing of badges, buttons, and roSetteS or
| societies-do pass; S. B. 9S, for the
| better protection of children-pass as
amended; S. B. 499 prohibiting the use
of nickel in the-slot machines-do pass;
S. B. 219, to amend Sections 1877, 1919,
1881 and 1885 of the school laws-all-
| thor withdraw the same. Author
| (TrOut) declined to withdraw Dill,
stating that he desired to amend it.
Gillette, for Judiciary-S. B's AZ, re-
lating to what cases wherein an appeal
stays proceedings; 463, to amend Sec
ton ITO of the Political Code-pass as
amended; S. c. A. II, relative to legis-
lative power-author requested to with
draw Withdrawn S. B. 454, relating
to the obligations of employers author
requested to withdraw. Withdrawn. >.
| BIS 393, relating to rape and what con-
stitutes the same; All, relating to pub
| lie schools; 413, to regulate the pur-
| chase sale and transfer of stocks OF
goods wares and merchandise in bulK,
439, relating to foreclosure OF mort
cages and 449, relating to- the disquali-
| cations of Judges to sit or act ON trlal
or hearing of certain actions or pro-
| ceedings-do not pass; 800. to add
new section to the Civil Code; 4Ol, re-
lating to public lands, and revenue ana
| taxation; 405, to repeal Section oSfO
of the Political Code; 414, relating to
the redemption of property sold on ex-
ecution: AL, relative to the fees to be
collected by the Secretary of State .or
services rendered by him in his ofnclal
capacity, and 4S7, relating to the fees
charged by employment agencies-oo
| pass
Taylor, for Municipal Corporations
Requiring the making and recording OF
maps of cities, towns, etc.-substltute
| do pass.
| ASSEMBLY MESSAGE.
| A message was received from the AS
sembly announcing the passage OF the
| following measures: A. J. X. IL, re-
specting the restriction of japanese
| immigration; A BIS go, making an
| appropriation for the support OF the
state Printing Office; 420. relating to
| fire escapes on school buildings; zo,
relating to writs of mandate; 3o4. rela-
tive to punishment for Dissertation OF
the flag: 35S, relating to summons; >.
] C. r.. relative to sending congratu-
latory dispatch to our soldiers at Ma
nila; S. B. 81, to pay the claim OF +. 3.
| Otis for foreclosing delinquent pur-
chases of school lands. All bills and
resolutions We're referred to proper COM
| mittees.
ADJOURNMENT.
The Senate Chamber was vacated at
IL o'clock, the members attending the