The record-union., 1891-01-21

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BILLS INTRODUCED.
v By Mr.. Fowler-To amend Section S62
of Political Code, relative to municipal
corporations. Municipal Corporations.
= Also, to amend Section 4D0 OF Penal
Code, relatiye'to the supervision and pre-
yention of glanders and farcy. Agricul-
ture.
lAlso, to amend Section 626 of Penal
Code, with reference to protection and
preservation of fish and game birds. Fish
and Game.
BY Mr.. Wolfskill-To abolish the COM
missions to County Assessors, Auditors
and Treasurers collecting and disburslng
State revenue. County Governments.
BY Mr. YCung-To create the County
OF San Jacinto. County Boundaries.
Also, to amend Section 2l6 of Political
Code, relative to duties of officers and en-
ployeS of the Legislature. Judiciary.
Also, relative TO the conduct of the
business of insurance companies. Cor
porations.
BY Mr.. Mordecai-To amend Section
OF Article l3 of Act to promote drainage.
Irrigation.
by Mr.. Alexander-To amend Political
CODE, relative to payment of taxes. Ju-
N.By Mr.. Hersey-To amend Section l34S
OF Code OF Civil Procedure, authorizing
certain corporations TO act as executors in
certain capacities. Corporations.
Wy Mr.. Lacy-To amend Penal Code
relating to new trials. TO amend Code of
hCivil Procedure relative to appeals from
Justices and Police Courts. 70 amend
tCode of Civil Procedure. Judiciary.
To prohibit the acquiring by individ-
ualS or private corporations OF large tracts
of land. Agriculture.
T. 10 compensate attorneys for services
rendered in defense of impecunious de-
dom
pointed by the court Judiciary.
BY Mr.. MISUNDERSTANDING appropriation
for Historical Society of Southern Cali
fornia. Ways and Means.
BY MIR. Smith OF Orange-Providing for
additional supplies OF water in irrigation
districts. Irrigation.
By Mr.. Dow-Making appropriation of
$4,000 for erection of additional build
ing for San Jose State Normal School.
Public Buildings.
For construction and furnishing of
kitchen and dining-room for Napa In
sane Asylum. State Institutions.
<By Mr.. Phillips-To control the bus-
ness OF BENEVOLENT organizations. TO
regulate the business OF building and
loan associations. Corporations.
NBy M. Cuiver-Authorizing municipal
school districts to furnish pupils with
free use OF school text books. Education.
BY Mr.. Hocking-To amend County
Government Act. County Government.
IA By Mr.. Barnett of San Francisco-To
amend Sections 1886 and 2443 of Political
Code relative TO Pilots and Pilot Commits
sfonerS. Commerce and Navigation.
BY Mr.. Ames-To pay deficiency in
State Printing Office.
.SBy Mr.. Lowe-To amend Section 3446
of the Political Code, with reference to
the collection ofproperty taxes. Judiciary.
G'o amend Section 1881 of the Political
Code, with reference to the preservation
of the public health. Public Morals.
SlBy Mr.. Bruner-To add new section
to Civil Code, relative to trial of divorce
actions. Judiciary.
GENERAL FILE.
A. B. 10, adding Section 1853 to Civil
Code, relating TO assignments for benefit
of creditors. Withdrawn by the author.
a. b. y (Wentworth). amending See
tion 1909 of Code of Civil Procedure, rel
ative to power of courts to punish con-
tempts.
Mr.. Gould moved it be recommitted to
q special committee Of one, with instruc-
tons to strike out ''and'' and substitute
orr in the last paragraph of Section /,
making it read: but no speech. state
ment or publication, rejecting upon, or
concerning any court, or officer there
| OF, shall be treated Or punished as con-
| tempt OF such court, unless made in the
| Immediate presence of such court while
IN session, or in such manner as to act
ually interfere with its proceedings"
Lost.
Bill passed-Ayes 60, noes 5. Mr.. Shan
ahan gave notice of motion to reconsider
y. y. % Clark, to amend Section 1465 of
c ode Of Civil Procedure. Recommitted
because OF errors in printing.
a. b. 60 (Dibble), adding Sections 1902
| and 1903 to Code OF Civil Procedure, rela-
tive to sdeclination of testamentary trus-
at,I fii1ino tho
A recess.
Afternoon Session.
House reassembled; Speaker in the
chair; roll called; quorum present.
GENERAL FILE RESUMED.
A. B. IS Notwithstanding Section
1905 of Penal Code, relating to fines and
| imprisonment. Passed.
a. b. 10l kelloggl.-Amending Sections
$3.50 and 1885 of Political Code, relating to
redemption of land sold at tax sale.
Read third time.
| Mr. Dibble moved that the bill be re-
| committed to a special committee of one
! with instructions to insert an enacting
| clause.
Mr. Bruner moved toamend the motion
! by further instructing the special COM
nittee to strike out the proviso on page
2 and insert in lieu thereof, Provided
| however, that ii redemption is made
within eleven months of the date of sale,
| the purchaser shall not be entitled to the
| g fee.''
The amendment was accepted by Mr..
| Dibble, and the, motion as amended
agreed to. The Chair appointed Mr.. Dib-
| bic as such committee, who reported that
! he had performed the duty assigned. The
| bill was then transmitted to the State
| Printer to be reprinted and delivered to
| the Committee on Engrossment.
| Mr.. Dibble: That the Committee on Elec-
tions and Privileges be directed to inquire
and report to the House by what author
| ity the State Printer changes the Ian
gtiage of A. B. I0l. Agreed to.
A. B. 6S, amending Municipal Corpor-
ations Act. Read second time and or
dered engrossed.
A. b. 142, amending Section 499 of Civil
Code, relative TO authority to construct
and operate street railways and to allow
different lines to use part of the same
streets and tracks. Same action.
A. B. ia, amending Section 497 of Civil
| Code relative to authority to Law street
railway tracks. Same action.
A. b. 66, authorizing cities to acquire
water rights. Same.
A. B. ll6, confirming electric street.
railway franchises. Same.
A. B. III, repeating Act declaring
Klamath River nayigable. Same.
Mf. hoOertSOd aSheu 1eaV6 10 W1tnQraW
a similar bill which had been introduced
| by himself Granted.
| A. b. l29, adding Section 159! to Penal
Code, making it a misdemeanor to adver-
tise TO obtain divorce or to aid therein.
Same.
A. b. 139, providing for the levy and
collection of taxes by and for school dis
tricts, except in municipal corporations
| of the first class.
A. B. so, amending municipal corpora