The record-union., 1891-01-14

Also, providing for a State Board of Arbi-
tration TO harmonize differences between en-
ployers and employees.
Also. TO amend the Political Code relating
70 labor and prescribing eight hours as legal
days work
Also. regulating pharmacy and the sale of
polSons.
Also, relating TO the appointment of depu-
ties by County Clerks.
Also, relating To the business of life insur-
ai2ce on the endowment plan.
Also, relating to the punishment of persons
for fortunetening.
Also q; apptopTiatins money 70 pay the claims
of j. W HanlSin. and w. II. BARNEY.
Also, amending tho Act relating to the water
'front.' OF san Francisco.
Also, providing penalties for failure 70 pay
tolls TO the state -Harbor Commissioners.
by vi. .Maholey--Fo amend the Civil Code
relating TO the conduct of of gas companies.
Also- adding q new Scctioni32S) TO the civil
Code, relating 10 the Constitution.
Also, amending Section SOL of the Civil
Code, relating to railways.
Also, relating to the rental OF property for
immoral purposes.
Also, relating to the solemnization of mar
riage.
Also, providing for the settlement of dis
putes between employers and laborers.
Also, relating to witnesses.
Also, regulating the conduct of telephone
companies.
By Mr.. MISUNDERSTANDING to the govern
ment of Mono County.
Also. regulating. the. issuance of bonds by
school districts.
oi i,citltiiS 70 TIE care OF snade trees III
Also, creating a State Board of Irrigation
and Irrigation system
aTtesan, wells.
Also, prohibiting the sale of tobacco and its
preparations 10 boys under is years of age.
Also. relating 10 practice in township and
By Mr., McGowan- Relating to the collec-
tlon OF property taxes and providing for their
payment in instalIncnts.
Also, relating 10 attorneys at law and their
qualifications.
Also, providing for county high schools.
Also, providing for the organization of
Camps of Sons of Veterans.
Also, providing forthe election of the Super
intendent of Printing.
Also, providing for the appointment of ex-
soldiers and marines to work public
grounds
Also, relating TO the distribution of COM
| Also, relating to insurance companies
by Mr.. OStrom-To provide for the conduct
OF elections ana to secure the secresy of the
| ballot. tlntroduced on behalf .of the State
Grange and labor ORGANIZATIONS
Also, providing for the election of United
States senator by the people direet.
Also, relating TO the boundary of Sutter
County.
Il Also. making an appropriation for jute
maohlnery and the erection ola Jqte factory at
BY Mr.. Ragadale--To provide for the lcvying
and collection OF taxes in school districts.
Also, relating TO the collection of taxes by
7
Also, TO amend the Political Code relating to
the payment OF taxes by instalments
Also, authorizing the sale OF property of the
Home for Feeble-Minded Children, and to
erect buildings therefor.
BY Mr.. Seaweil-Appropriat SIS4, 800
for new buildings at the Mendocino Insane
Asylum
? Also. TO amend the Act relating to the promo
tion of horticulture.
Also, amending the Civil Code, relating to
the recording of property transfers.
Also amending the Code OF Civil Procedure
relating to the estates of deceased persons.
BY Mr. Simpson--Amcnding the Act provid-
ing Tor the regulation OF schools by municipal
corporations.
BY Mr. streeter-Relating to thegovernment
OF municipal corporations
Also providing fer the vacation of its char
ter by any city or town.
Also. relating TO precinct registration.
BY Mr.. Welcll-RcguIating the use of metres
and the sale and distribution OF water.
Also, amending the PoIitica! Code. relating
TO the use of acids in the soldering. of cans
BY Mr.. w. II. Misunderstanding the Pc
mai Code relating to pilot regulations.
Also, providing for yearly vacations of po-
licemcn.
BY Mr. c. H. Misunderstanding Section
T Also, making an appropriation for the relief
OF Cornelius Lynch, for injuries received i'll the
service of the State.
BY Mr.. Wilson-Amendfng the Civil Code.
relating to the distribution OF community
property on the death of husband or wife.
by Mr.. BaniSs-Amendi Section l1o5 of
the Code of Civil Procedure, relating 10 liens
oi mechanics and others.
, Also providing for the construction of Il
Kitchen and dining-rooln at the Napa Insane
Asylum.
BY Mr. Sprague-Amcnding Section 795 OF
the County Government Act.
Also, apprOpriating money for the compile
ton Of the Normal School at Chico
BY Mr. MISUNDERSTANDING the Act relat-
ing to the protection and promotion of horti-
culture.
BY Mr.. Hamill--Amending the Act relating
to street railway fares in cities of more than
100000 inhabitants.
By' Mr.. Campbell OF fSolano-Regulatinc the
heating of steam railway cars, and providing
for guards on railway trestles.
Also, providing for fire-escapes in hotels
districts.
Also, amending the Act for the protection of
Stockholders in mining companies.
Il Also, regulating the elections of mining COM
panies.
Also, amending Section 1855 of the Civil
Code, relating TO mortgages on personal prop
Also, amending Section 1918 of the Civil
Code. relating to rates Of interest.
MURPHY-MAHoNEY CONTEST
The Chair announced that the papers had
Deen peer received IN the contested election case of
7. j. Murphy against J: ii. Mahoney, involv-
ing the seat for the Twenty-fourth District
(San Franciscol.
THE LIQUOR QUESTION AGAIN
Mr.. Campbell of Siskiyou offered u resolu-
ton directing the Sergcant-at-Arins to pre-
vent the sale or use OF liquor in any of the
rooms under the control of the Senate.
Mr.. Campbell of Solano said he was as tenn
perate as any man on the floor of the Senate
but he was opposed to the resolution, as its
adoption would prevent him from taking his
lunch TO his desk or into Il committee-room
III any shape that he might choose. He had
always been a tenn perate man. There was no
evidence before the Senate that liquor was be-
ing used in any OF the rooms controlled by the
Senate. He denied the right of any Senator
to say how he should take his lmch-wet or
dry lie moved 20 lay the resolution on the
table. Hostages I 3, noes 80.
Mr. Carpenter moved that the resolution be
referred TO the-Coinmittce on Pnblic Build
ingS. He would favor the immediate passage
of the resolution if there appeared to be any
necessity for it, but would first have to know
that the implied charge was true before he
could vote to snrch anyone.
Mr. Ostrom said he had witnessed the distri-
button of ilftoXicantS in rooms under the con-
troll of the Senate, and had reason To think
that compensation was made therefor lie
would like to have the, resolution made more
faT-reaching. 50
Mr. Campbell ofrSiskiyou said he had seen
the evil OF the use of Intoxicating LIQUORS
within the Capitol, and his resolution was
anything OF the kind again.
The roll was called on Mr.. Carpenters mo-
ton TO refer, and it pTeyailed-ayes is, noes
16.
MORE ATTACHES.
Mr. Voorfies offered Il resolution providing
that Frank Anllener be appointed an extra
page at per diem OF SO. Adopted-ayes 50,
noes 4.
Mr.. Dargie~ offered, n resolution naming
Jacob Lang as porter TO the Sergeant-at-Arnis
at a per aien1 OF 81. Adopted-ayes 81,
noes 4.
Mr.. Campbell of Sislziyou offered a resolu-
ton naming Miss. Agnes Grant. the Assistant
PoStmistreSs. as Assistant Ianitress at extra
per diem of ST. Adopted-29 to 4.
BALLoTING FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR.
Mr.. Heacock announced that the hour had
come tor the Senate to ballot for United states
Senator for the ensuing term of six wears and
offered resolution providing that the senate
proceed at once to ballot, in accordance with
The law of Congress on the subject. The reso-
l;1fiOD was adOpfpd =