The record-union., 1891-01-14
TIE LEGISLATURE.
Each Branch Casts Its Ballot. for
United States Senator.
Great Rush of Ellis in the senate
Measures Affecting Great va
riety OF Subjects.
SENATE.
Ssrp..,r,-ro -

OAt t'ltAil4f IAes. n. D. Brlliler. pre-
cedlng day read and approved.
RESOLUTION EXPUNGED.
oh motion of Mr.. MCGOWAN, the resolution
SSot99pteq on the preceding day, under the be,
died, was ordered expunsed from the Journal.
PER DIEM OF ATTACHES.
Mr.. HeacocS called attention to the fact that
resolution offered by Mr.. Dargie had been
adopted fixing the salaries of clerks and other
attaches at the same per diem as was allowed
at the last session. He said that in some in
stances the resolutions appointing attaches
had specified the per diem to be paid, and the
Controller could not discriminate in the
matter.
Mr.. Heacocl then offered two resolutions.
one to reconsider the passage of the Dargie
resolution, and the other indefinitely postpon-
Ing its further consideration.
APPOINTMENT CoNFIRMED.
A message was received from the Governor
announcing the appointment OF David w
Weldt, vice SELF as Pilot OF the ports of VIII
mington and san Pedro.
On motion of Mr.. Carpenter the message
was at once considered and the appointment
confirmed.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
The Chair announced the appointment of
the remaining Standing Committees as fol-
lows:
Commerce and observation-disclosures Ne
Gowan, Broderick, DeLong, Byrnes, w. II.
Williams and Lallgford.
constitutional Amendments, Banks and
Banking-Crandall, Preston, Dray, Heacoci,
Darge, Hamill W. H. Williams
Forestry, Yosemite Valley Mariposa Big
Trees, Fish and Game-FIint, Sprague, Denni,
son, Harp and Wilson.
Harbors. Rivers and Coast Defenses-Brod-
eriek, Dennison, McComas, Ostrom and
Public Buildings, other than Prisons Banks.
and Harp.
Public Swamp and overfowed Lands
Dray, Dargie, Bailey; Langford and Ostrom.
money, Welsh and Wilson
Attaches and Contingent Expenses-Bynes,
naher, Frederick, Ostrom and Wilson.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
The roll was called and bills introduced as
follows, and referred to committees:
BY Mr.. Bailey-Appropriatin S175, 900 for
the erection of additional buildings at the Ag-
news Insane Asylum.
Also, to confirm the Acts of Incorporated
cltles relative to authority given to operate
street railways by electricity.
By Mr.. Berry-Amending sections of the
Political Code, relating to the hearing of re-
ports OF road viewers three bills.
Also, bill relating to the equalization of as
easements on property when former assess
mentS were invalid.
BY Mr.. Britt-Amending Act relating to
completing unfinished public buildings
Also TO provide for the holding of elections,
and 10 secure the secreSy of the ballot
BY Notwithstanding for the payment
Ior repairs on the quarantine launch Governor
Perkins.
Also, amending Sections $40 and ESQ of the
Code of Civil Procedure, relative to the pay
ment of claims.
Also. bill relating 10 insolvent debtors.
BY Mr.. Campbell Of Sisl1iyou- Repeating the
Act declaring the klamath River nayieable
of the Penal Code. relating to the crime of OBJ
tanning money under false pretenses.
Also, apprOpriating money to promote a
California exhibition at the Columbian
Worlds Fair in Chicago.
Also, amending the Civil Code relating to
the laying of tracks and operation of street
Railways in Incorporated cities.
Also, amending the Act relating to the or
ganizaton ofirIigatiOn districts.
n iDfr Scott. @
Code, relating to the insutIcency ofevidence.
Also, amending Section 2455 of the Civil
Code, ,ssrelating TO counties and county govern
n1entS.
Also, amending. Section. SO OF. the Political
Code, relating To tstqornofatiuns Id
es1so, BIT reiafihg 10 the conduct of life in
Also, amehfdihg Section 100 of Tho Penal
Code, relating TO advising and encouraging
Also, amending the Penal Code relating to
diseases among animals.
Also, amending the Penal Code, relating to
the adUlteration of candy.
Also, amending the Code OF Civil Procedure,
relating to cases wherein appearance is made
by The People
Also amending the County Government
Act, relating 70 constitutional amendments.
Also making appropriation for the inn
provement Of the Reform School at Whittier
Also, relating TO the government of levee
By Nh, Crandan-Amending Section 2a4 of
the Code of Civil Procedure, relating to the
semi-annual collection of taxes.
By Mr.. Dargie-Amending Section 1858 of
the Political Code, relating to the duties of
Assessors.
Also amending Section 22s1 of the Political
Code, relating TO the Office of Treasurer of the
Deaf Dumb and Blind Asylum.
Also for the improvement of the Deaf.
Dumb and Blind Asylum.
Also, amending the state Constitution relat-
ing to the increase of Indebtedness by Muni-
cipal and District Boards or Commissions
Also, amending Section 37S5 OF the Political
Code, relating to property sold for taxes.
- Also, amending the Code of Civil Procedure,
relating 10 claims OF mechanics and others.
Also, to ratify the acts of cities, relating to
the granting OF street railway franchises.
Also amending Section 497 OF the Civil
Code, relating to street railway tracks in in
corporated cities.
BY Mr.. DeLong-Providing for the creation
of the office of State Veterinary Surgeon and
prescribing his duties and compensation.
- Also, amending Section 4l61 OF the Politi-
BY Mr.. Dray-tAmending Section 34Ss of
the Political Code, relating to the reclamation
OF certain lands in certain municipalities.
Also, constitutional amendments relating to
Also. amending Section 153 of the Code of
civil Procedure, relating to Justices Courts.
Prison.
Also, amending the Political Code, relating
TO elections
Also, amending Section 497 of the Civil
Code, relating @ to street railway tracks in in
Also, amending Section 20 of the Civil
Code, relating to the solemnization of mar
rage.
BY Mr.. Everett-Adding a new section to the
Political Code, relating TO the National Guard.
Also, amending the Act relating 10 rural
cemeteries.
BY bIr. Flint-Providing compensation for
q. b. Montgomery for services rendered at the
request, of the Attorney-Cieneral.
Also, amending the Act relating to the or
ganization of agricultural districts.
BY Mr.. Fraser-Appropriatin money to pay
the claim of George Mothersole for roofing the
Napa Insane Asylum.
Also, to pay the claim of Enos \. Strout.
by Mr.. Goucher-Amendiug Section 394 of
the Code of Civil Procedure. relating to the
nomination of candidates and manner of con-
ducting elections.
Also, amending Section $50 of the Political
Code, relating TO the office of superintendent
of State Printing.
Also, n constitutional amendment relating
TO freedom of speech and of the press
Also, providing system for the creation of
new counties and division OF old ones.
Also; approprating money for the construc-
ton OF q free wagon road in Yosemite Valley
Also, providing for the discovery of assess
able property, and TO require insurance COM
panleS 10 report PROPERTY insured by them.
Creighton.
cities of more than 100000 inhabitants.
claim of Z. Jordan
By Mr.. Heacock-To amend Section 1s9 of
the county Government Act, relating to coun-
ties of the twenty-Seyenth class
Also to regulate the sale Of olive oil.
Also, to amend Section 1888 of the Code of
ClViI ffoeeauTe, relating to eminent domain.
Also, amending the Political Code relating
to revenue and taXatien
Also, amending Section 1920 of the Penal
Code relating TO witnesses eSpe-lses
Also, TO add a new section TO the Penal Code
relating TO processes in criminal cases.
6 Also, for regulating the forms for reouisi-
tionS for stationery by members of the 7, I,eois-
lature and State officers
Also; amending Section 4371 of the Code of
Civil Procedure, relating to taxation
Also, relating 10 the non-inSUr2nce of public