The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1891-01-27

by MI. Gould-From citizens of Mer-
ced County, with reference to free road
into Yosemite Valley. Roads and High
ways.
. Also, praying for passage of bill max
ing appropriation for Worlds Fair. Ways
and Means.
Also, with reference to killing of coyotes;
also, praying establishment of an agri-
cultural district. Agriculture.
REPORT.
By Mr.. Culver-From Committee on
Rules, recommending passage of resolu-
ton increasing the Committee on Roads
and Highways to IL. Adopted.
RESOLUTION.
By Mr.. Notwithstanding Rule 40
cept the closing speech, which may be ten
minutes. Rules.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Ny Mr.. Dibble-Amending Section 200
Of Civil Code, relative to articles of incor-
poration. Corporations.
<Amending Section 472 of Political Code,
relative to deputies in office of Attorney
hGeneral. Amending Section AIS of same
Code, relative to clerks and stenographers
in same office. Amending Section 1l07 of
Civil Code. Judiciary.
by Mr.. Stabler-Amending Act to re-
organize Swamp Land District 20, in SUIT
ter County. Swamp Lands.
TO declare the bridge over Feather
River, from Marysville to Yuba City, a
free bridge. Roads and Highways.
l~By Mr.. Lowe--Amending Section 1917,
execution of judgments of death. Ju-
dietary.
By Mr.. Mathews--To pay claim of w.
l.. Wolf, Assistant of Bureau of Labor
Statistics at Los Angeles. Claims.
v Amending. Civil Code, relative to the
lien Of depositaries for hire. Amending
LSection 3Sl5 of Political Code, relative to
| redemption of property sold the State and
the determination of invalid sales. Ju-
dietary. -
" By Mr.. Beecher-To make valid and
| legal acknowledgements, atfidavits and
oaths. Judiciary.
BY Mr.. sturteyant lby request))-Pro-
| yiding for the submission of questions to
the electors of the State, or of any city, or
| city and county. Judiciary.
By Mr.. Marion-To pay for extra
foundation for Southern California In
sane Asylum. Ways and Means.
/By Mr.. Phillips-To prohibit discrimi-
nation in insurance companies. Corpora
tons.
~ By Mr.. Lacey-For the protection of
the property of contiguous owners from
| fire. Agriculture.
By Mr.. Baughman-To pay claim of
Geo. J. Mulversole for roofing Napa In
sane Asylum. To pay claim of Enoch
Nj. Stewart for services as Reclamation
Land Commissioner. Claims.
S<By Mr.. Dow-To license and define
duties of land surveyors. Judiciary.
h, By Mr.. Clark-To repeal Section 2637 of
Civil Code and substitute new section,
relative to insurance. Judiciary.
My Mr.. Bruner-Amending SectiorHS466
of the Political Code, relative to collec-
ton of assessments made by commits
| SIOnprS aSGnSSmanf ati n c-
| tricts. Swamp Lands.
| SNAmending the Code of Civil Proceed
| ure, relative to the time of commencing
and maintaining actions other than for
the recovery Of real property.
Proposed amendment to Constitution.
Judiciary.
| /Amending the Code of Civil Procedure,
relative to the manner of proving the
formation of corporations. Corporations.
| GENERAL FILE.
A. B. AS, amending Section 4O46 of the
Boards of Supervisors. Amended and
recommitted to Judiciary Committee.
A. B. GS, amending the Municipal Cor
| poration Act. Amended, on motion of Mr.
Could by striking out steam and by in
serting, among the powers of the city au-
thorities: And to permit the construc-
ton and maintenance of telegraph and tel
| "
Mr.. Fowler, by inserting: provided,
that all license taxes collected under
either city or town ordinance shall be
collected by the City or Town Marshal
and paid into the city or town treasury,
for the use of the city or town for which
it is collected" Bill ordered reprinted.
| A. j. X. 2, relative to Sacramento River
and adjoining lands. Made special order
| for p NJ. of Thursday next,
/ [Mr. Gould in the chair.
| s. B. 81, amending Section 22Sl of Polit-
! ical Code relative to office of Treasurer OF
Deaf, Dumb and Blind Asylum. Read
second time.
/ MIR. Shanahan in the chair.l
A. b. 1877, amending Section 1854 of the
| Political Code. Same action.
A. j. r. 3, relative to Foreign Immi-
grafton. Adopted. A. b. l55, defining the
qualifications of persons performing
labor for the State; 102, amending Section
752 of Municipal Corporation Act; 2ll,
| increasing the police force Of cities and
counties; 1919, adding Section SO7 to
Municipal Corporation Act, relative to
| illegal salaries and fees; 200, authoriz-
| ing cities of not less than $1,000 or more
than 10000 population to vote ON question
| of paying Indebtedness incurred in 1883
and 1896; PA, amending Section STA of
| Municipal Corporation Act 2I5, amend
| ing Section ~ of Municipal Corporation
| Act; ITO, amending Act authorizing
municipal Indebtedness for water works
etc.. 13S, relative to levy and collection OF
| municipal taxes other than in cities OF
first to fourth class, inclusive; Is, to pre-
vent sale of liquor to minors; 123, amend
ing Sections So and rs of Civil Code rela-
tive to marriage; 81, relative to District
Attorneys and assistants in counties or cit
les and counties having more than 125, 00O
population; ia, for organizing paid fire
departments in cities; 135, to establish
State weather and crop service; and 49,
for estimating cost and selling price OF
State text books.
A. b. 1872, for the organization and gov
eminent of levee districts, created for the
protection of lands from overflow of UNI
| navigable streams, etc., was, Oh motion
of Mr.. Stabler, who stated that the bill
had not been fully considered by the
committee because of want of time, re-
committed, after being read second
time, but without losing its position on
| file.
| [Speaker in the chair
A. b. pa, amending Irrigation Act, was
| read second time.
The committee substitute for A. B. II,
amending Section l of agricultural dis
! tricts Act for A. BIS. 81, 65, SO, n and 242,
amending same Act, was adopted, read,
cent to be printed and retained on second
reading file.
MESSAGE FROM THE GOVERNOR.
| A message was received from the Gov
ernor in response to the resolution in
troduced by Mr.. Shanahan, and adopted
by the House, asking an itemized state
ment of amounts expended in the in
vestigation of the State Prisons con-
Quoted by Governor Waterman, and to
| whom paid and what balance If any.