The record-union., 1899-03-05

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and training of feeble minded children.
A. CA. IL, Mead-Relative to amend
| ing Section II of Article XIII. OF the
Constitution, relating to poll tax.
Adopted.
A. c. A. 10, Mead-Proposing to the
people of the State of California an
amendment to the Constitution of the
State, viz: to amend Section l of Ar
| ticle Kill, and to repeal Sections
and of Article XIII. of the Constitu-
tom Adopted.
! A. B. 3334, Observation-Disclosures the
Treasurer to- transfer to the San Fran
cisco harbor improvement fund moneys
in the San Francisco depot sinking
| fund
S. J. r. 10, Dwyer-A resolution as to
making upon the Island of Molokai a
leper hospital, for the care of all lepers
| within the United States. Adopted
CHANGED. THE PROGRAM.
The special order for $3.50 p. m. was
a further consideration of the appro-
priation bill, but Valentine, Chairman
of the Ways and Means Committee, who
had been suffering all day from head
ache, asked continuance of the bill
until Monday, which the House unani-
mously acceded to.
The afternoon business was on the
SECOND READING FILE.
The following bills We're read second
| time. Wherever appropriations occur
red they were considered in committee
| OF the whole and wherever amended
Were sent to printer. They will appear
on Mondays third reading file:
A. B. 567, Burnett-To provide for the
| formation of new counties and the APP
pointment and election of officers, loca-
ton of county seats thereof, and the
adjustment and fulf1llment of certain
rights and obligations arising between
such new formed counties from which
they are formed.
A. B. 63S Substitute for A. BIS 297
and 29S)-To amend sections Of the Po-
litical Code. relating to County Boards
| of Education and City Boards of Ex-
animation.
There was a protracted debate on this
bill, Wardell of San Francisco striving
hard to kill the bill by denying it Sec
ond reading, striking out the enacting
clause, etc. His tactics brought to
light the fact that the bill had no en-
acting clause, which was supplied in
an amendment by Cosper Conrey de-
| Tended the bill which was read and
sent on it's way.
| A. B. 1913, De Lancie-Fixing and de-
| filming a miners inch of water
| A. B. 1876, O'Brien-To amend the Code
of Civil Procedure relating to persons
| entitled to administer upon estates OF
deceased persons.
| A. B. 237, Eugene Sullivan--To COM
pei employers to furnish surgical and
medical attendance to employees in
jured during working hours in mills
factories, shipyards, foundries.
| A B. COS, Eugene Sullivan-To pre-
vent the use of parangella or drag-n net
| in the waters of this State
| A. B. SOP, Kenneally-To amend the
Penal Code relating to pawnbrokers.
| A. B. 51S, Clough-To permanently
| locate the boundary line between the
counties of Shasta and Plumas.
A. B. 312, Kenneally-To amend Sec
ton 3,107 of the Political Code, relat-
ing to the laying out and dedicating OF
cemeteries on public lands
| A. B. 263, Notwithstanding the
location and sale of mining claims upon
the public lands of this State
| A. b. 800, Devoto-To amend an Act
to provide for the appointment, duties
and compensation of a Debris Commits
sicner.
| "A. B. 500. Conrey-To repeal an Act
to encourage and provide for general
vaccination in the State of California.
A. B. $50, Greenwell-To protect the
pheasant, or bob white, and vesting
powers in the Boards of Supervisors of
the several counties to establish an open
season. and providing for the punish
ment of any violation of this Act
| A. b. 81, Barry-To ascertain the
amount and provide for the payment of
damages done to the property of ]. G.
Ziegler, Christina Mangels and Others,
| by grading Montgomery avenue, San
Fran cisco.
| A. B. 942, Conrey-To amend the Po-
litical Code, adding a new section there
to, relating to the printing of legislative
| bills.
| A. B. 80, Merrill-To amend the Penal
Code.
| A. B. 535, Milice-To amend the Civil
Code respecting the mortgaging Of per-
sonal property.
| A. B. 327, Brown-To amend the Code
of Civil Procedure relating to guardians
and wards
| "A. B. 9S7, White-To amend the Act
creating a. Board of Bank Commission
ers, relating to the powers and duties
of such Bank Commissioners.
| A. B. 9I9, Belshaw-To prohibit treat
ing, and providing penalty therefor.
A. B. $40, Milice-To amend the Po-
litical Code. relating to the duties of
the Controller.
| A. B. 962, notwithstanding packers
of canned goods to stamp in the tin of
one end of each can containing any ar
ticle of food the year that such con-
tents were canned, and fixing a PEN
atty for violation thereof.
| A. B. 952, E. D. Sullivan-To provide
| for the appointment of a State Quaran-
| tine Officer, etc.
| A. b. $40, CrowderlTo establish uni
form rates to be charged for telephone
! instruments and telephone service in
this State, and declaring penalty for
the violation of the provisions thereof.
4. B. 960, Crowder-Regulatin rates
OF passenger transportation within the
State of California. and providing a
penalty for the violation thereof.
A. B. 961, Crowder-To regulate the
operation of sleeping cars within the
State of California and providing a
peralty for the violation thereof.
| A. B. GIL, Jilson-To prohibit the col
lection of deposits or payments by gas
companies, as Il condition to the sup
plying of gas.
A.. b. 91S, Beecher-To add a new
section to the Penal Code, relating to a
penalty for smoking cigarettes
1 in any building wharf or other