The record-union., 1891-02-25


persons performing labor for the State,
and liking penalty for the violation
thereof.
On motion Of Mr. Heacoclk, the bill was
referred to the Judiciary Committee, to
ascertain whether or not it interferes with
the employment of convicts. It appears
to bave been aimed at aliens, but affects
all non-citiZens.
BALLOT REFORM.
AT o'clock the election or ballot re-
form bill was reached as the special
order.
Mr.. DeLong moved to have it made the
special order for Thursday at 5 p. NJ, to
which Mr.. Ostrom objected, claiming that
further delay would encompass the de-
feat of the bill. He moved to amend by
making it the special order for 1890 A.
NJ. Wednesday. Lost.
Mr.. Ostrom then moved to amend by
making the bill the special order for 7:30
p. N. on Wednesday. Lost.
Mr.. Belongs motion was then carried,
and the bill made the special order for 3
P. NJ. on Thursday.
SEcoND-READING FILE.
S. B. 295, authorizing the State Board of
Examiners to procure an oil portrait OF
Ex-Governor Waterman at an expense
not to exceed $500.
On motion of Mr.. Goucher, the bill was
made case of urgency and read the sec
end and third times and passed-ayes 26,
noes 3.
AT 4:50 P. NJ. the Senate took recess
until 7:30 P. NJ.
Evening Session.
AT the evening session, the special or
der-the reconsideration of the vote
whereby the Senate had passed the bill
making telegraph companies common
carriers-was, on motion of Mr.. Carpen-
ter, made the special order for Thursday
evening at 7:30 O'Clock.
S. b. 639. providing for the employment
OF destitute citizens, was, ON motion of
Mr.. Mahoney, made the special order for
Thursday afternoon.
WORK ON THE FILE.
S. B. S93, authorizing certain corpora
pacities, and to provide for and regulate
the administrations of trusts by such cor
porations, read second time.
). Is. l09, relating to practice in town
ship and municipal courts (requiring all
persons practicing law in townships or
cities of 10000 inhabitants, or over, to
have license from the Supreme Court,
read second time.
S. Is. 443, for the relief of Peter Con-
molly, his assigns or legal representatives
! authorizing the Supervisors of San Fran
cisco to pay $l67 600 on contract for
opening and grading Market street,, read
the second time.
S. B. 46S, relating to powers in appeal
| cases, read the second time and made the
special order tor7:30 p. NJ. on Wednesday.
Substitute for S. b. 2SS. amending the
Code of Civil Procedure, relating to the
paternity of an illigitimate child, read
first time.
S. B. 1919, to regulate the licensing and
powers of detectives. provides for an
annual license of 800 and s. for issuing
the same.) Read second time.
S. b. pol, relating to mortgages by eX-
ecutors of property belonging to estates
of deceased persons. Provides that eX-
ecutorS may mortgage such property
when authorized by the win of deceased. J
Read second time.
S. B. 2lS, relating to the filing and set
tlement of statements on appeal from
Justices or Police Courts, read second
time.
S. B. 242 relating to the registration OF
births, deaths and marriages. Read second
time.
S. B. 225, authorizing the purchase of
certain adjacent lands to the San Quentin
Prison. Read second time.
S. B. 355, relating to thetaking of deposi-
tons. Read second time.
S. B. 356, relating to appeals. Read
second time.
S. B. 1S2, relating to the settlement of
the affairs of corporations on their dis
solution. Read second time.
S. b. 80, relating to the National Guard.
Read second time.
S. B. 296, relating to qualifications of
Notaries Public. Read second time.
S. b. 37S, relating to policies Of insur-
ance. Read second time.
S. B. 153. TO provide fre-escapes in
hotels. Read second time.
S. B. 270, relating to the cost of appeals
in criminal cases. Read second time
S. b. 546, relating to road poll tax. Read
| second time.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
| Mr.. Dargie introduced resolution ap-
pointing NJ. f. Dillon an assistant Jour
| nal clerk, at the usual per diem.
Adopted.
Mir. Sprague, from the Judiciary Com
mittee, reported several bills, including
S. b. 63S, relating to the Superior Judges
in certain counties; also, S. BIS 633-4, re-
lating to infractions of the revenue laws,
| recommending their passage
Mr.. G. III. Williams, from the Commit
tee on Federal Relations, reported favor
! ably S. j. r. Is, relating to uniform
system of circulating medium: also, S. Is.
652, providing for the registration OF
Chinese.
Mr.. belong introduced bill provid-
ing for the dissolution of banking corpor-
atoms.
Also, authorizing the State Board OF
Examiners to sell certain old furniture.
AT 10 O'Clock p. n. the Senate adjourned.