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, than Prison Buildings = S. B. s. by
! Bulla, to provide for improvements and
repairs at State Normal School at Los
Angeles, and appropriating SSo,O0O
therefor-Do pass, and be referred TO
. Finance Committee; s. b. loo, appro-
priating 81, 1266S to- pay for macad-
amizing a street in front of property
;. of Deaf, Dumb and Blind Asylum at
Berkeley-Do pass.
Dickinson. for Rules and Revision
Reported back joint rules as agreed to
by committees of both houses-Ordered
printed in journal.
Hoey. for Labor and Capitals. b..
PA. by Hoey, to compel employers to
furnish SUI gical and medical attendance
to employees injured during working
hours in mills factories, shipyards,
foundries and other places where ma
chinery is used-Do pass.
Simpson, for Corporations-S. BIS III
. and IT'S, by Braunhart, both relating to
the form of fire insurance policies-Do
pass.
Maggard, for Public and Swamp and
Overlooked Lands-S. b. 10 by Cutter,
to amend an Act to provide for the
; protection of lands from overflow, other
: than lands recognized as swamp landsi
S. B. 129. by Cutter, to increase the
mem bership of the Auditing Board TO
the Commissioner of Public Works; s.
B. 70, by Lapgford, to keep open nat
ural channels, not navigable, which run
. through agricultural lands, etc-Do
pass; S. B. SO, by Boggs, relating 10
the payment of invalid assessments IN
reclamation districts, and s. b. 70 py
Langford, providing for the dissolution
and annullment of swamp and over
flowed land reclamation districts for
non users of corporate powers-PaSS as
amended.
Rowell, for Hospitals-S. B. ito, by
Braunhart, relating to the transporta-
ton of insane-Do pass.
Leavitt, for Federal Relations-S. J.
r. Ia, relative to First California vol
unteer Infantry-Be adopted.
Flint for Attaches, etc.-S. b. 49,
by Boyce, authorizing Secretary OF
State to appoint Janitor's clerk-Do
pass; resolution authorizing the pur-
chase of ten dozen globe files and one
dozen perforators Substitute recon-
mending eleven dozen globe files ana
two dozen observation-disclosures adopted
and S144 appropriated for the purpose;
resolution authorizing purchase OF
: twenty-six Royal index files for use OF
,Chairmen of cornmittees-Be not adopt
ed. Report rejected, resolution amended
to provide file for each Senator, and as
SO amended adopted; $2S appropriated
for purpose.
. Dickinson. for Finance = S. B. III,
by Dickinson, appropriating $4,000 to
ascertain and pay armory rents, arm
orers' wages, and other expenses arts
ing out of mastering in National
i Guard; II, by Davis, appropriating
S25. GOO for wagon road between Mono
Lake Basin and Tioga Mine; S. B. III,
by Cutter. appropriating S1,957O to
pay the claim of the State Board OF
Horticulture; 121, by Cutter, approprl-
ating $4,000 to send an expert to
Australia. New Zealand and other
countries to collect and import para
sites and predaceous insects-Do pass.
Taylor. for Municipal Corporations
S. B. 143, by Currier, providing for the
submission of the proposition of the
license and sale,> or prohibition and sale,
of Intoxicating liquors, to vote OF the
people by municipal corporations OF the
fifth and sixth classes-Be referred to
Judiciary Committee; S. B. 2I3, by
Currier, to provide for ownership OF
property and to wind up affairs of mu-
nicipal corporations disincorporated-
Do pass.
Dickinson, for Finances. B. 213, by
Simpson, appropriating $3.50 for the re-
lief of W. C. Guirey-Do not pass; s.
b. 2S1, by Davis, relating to commit
ments to reformatories-Be referred 10
Judieiary-So ordered; S. BIS 100, ap-
propriating 5000 to pay the claim or
w. NJ. Sullivan; 251, by Bulla, appro-
priating $1,000 for furnishing offices
of Clerk of Supreme Court; us, by
Dickinson, appropriating $1O,223 to pay
the claim of Lawrence Dunnigan, ana
as, by Morehouse, appropriating S6i.-
600 to provide for five Supreme Court
Commissioners-Dop pass as amended.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Bills were introduced as follows:
Notwithstanding Section 244O, Po-
1itical Code, relative to the appointment
of Pilot Commissioners. Commerce and
Navigation.
SIMPSON, Code Of Civil
Procedure; amending Political Code,
and also relating to the crime of rape,
and what constitutes the same All
to judiciary.
Boyce-S. j. r. 49, relative to sub
sidizing American steamship lines.
Federal Relations.
Trout-Relative to the mutilation of
books belonging to public Libraries.
State Library and Printing.
Relating to the detention of books
belonging to public libraries. Library.
To pay the claim of D. E. O'Keefe,
Finance.
Amending Section 1909 of the Poiit-
ical Code, relating to school affairs.
Cutter--Relating to life and annuity
insurance on the assessment plan.
Morehouse--To add new section to
the Political Code to be numbered Sec
ton 1914 Judiciary.
Hall--Relating to electric light, tele-
graph and telephone corporations. Cor
porations-
Sims-Relative 10 public lands, reve-
nues and taxation. Judiciary
Roweil-Authorizing the Superintend-
ent of Public instruction to refurnish
his Office. Finance
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS.
Senator Davis introduced two consti-
tutionaa amendments, the first amend
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