The record-union., 1891-03-25
Afternoon Session.

On reassembling, the Senate took up
the Assembly special file and passed A.
B. 72O, relating to the making of assess
ments on land in swamp land districts.
A. b. 30, relating to the qualifications of
District Attorneys. Passed.
A. B. 69l, providing for the establish
ment OF law libraries. Passed.
The conference committee reported in
favor of the Senate receding from its
amendments to A. B. 129, relating to adj
vertisements for obtaining divorces, and
the report was adopted.
a. B. Gil, relating to the probate of
wills. Passed.
When a. B. 34S, concerning divorces,
came up, Mr.. Hamill moved that the en-
acting clause be stricken out, and it was
SO ordered.
a. b. 5S3, repeating the Act under
winch the supreme Court reports are
printed. Passed.
A. b. sos, to prevent the placing or
keeping of married women in houses of
prostitution. Passed.
Substitute for A. B. 4. relating to liens
of mechanics and others. Hostages 8,
noes 20.
A. B. 500, to pay the claim of w. L..
Wolfe $500 for services at Los Angeles as
Assistant Commissioner of Labor Statis-
ties. Passed.
A. 3. 1856, amending Section 626 of the
Penal Code, relating to the protection of
game birds and animals, was amended,
on motion of Mr.. DeLong, so as to ex-
tend the closed season on quails, ETC.,
from September 10th to October 1st, and
to reduce the term during which male
deer shall not be shot from six to two
years.
The danger is that these amendments
may cause the loss of the bin entirely.l
a. B. SO, requiring banks to file with
the Controller statements showing what
sums of money they have on deposit for
which no claims have been made within
ten years, and authorizing the Attorney
General to institute proceedings to ascer-
tain the ownership thereof. Refused a
third reading.
a. u. rs, to pay the claim of G.. B.
Montgomery for 81, 500 for services rem
dered at the request of the Attorney
General, was passed.
a. b. AS, to abolish the State Board of
Silk Culture. Lost-ayes 10, noes Is.
Mr.. Heacock gave notice of motion to
reconsider.
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. Bailey offereda a resolution requiring
officers and attaches of the Senate to de-
liver all books, keys, stationery, ETC., in
their possession to the Sergeant-at- Arms
before the final adjournment of the SEN
ate.
Another resolution, allowing one
weeks extra per diem to the Sergeant-at-
and collect and turn over TO the Secretary
OF State all property in use by the Senate
was referred
EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENTS.
A message was received from the Gov
ernor announcing large number of ap-
pointments published elsewhere), the
consideration of which was laid over un-
III $50 O'Clock P. NJ.
Another message announced the Gov
ernor's approval of S. b. $50, providing
an assistant Secretary to the State Board
OF Examiners
MEDICAL EXAMINERS.
The urgency file was tallen up, the first
bill being S. B. 354. providing for the an
pointment of State Board of Examiners.
Several senators sent up amendments.
most OF winch We're evidently not offered
in good faith. and which were voted
down.
The bill was passed by vote of % ayes
TO noes.
s. B. $50, to legalize conyevances of
real estate made to homestead associations
after the expiration of the time for which
they were organized. Passed-ayes %
noes l.
A message was received from the AS
sembly asking the reconsideration of the
vote whereby A. B. 6S5, the general road
bill, was passed, in order that it might be
returned and an error corrected.
The request of the Assembly was COM
piled with.
The amendments by the Assembly to
). B. sol were concurred in.
S. b. 7O4, appropriating money to pay
the salary of Deputy Attorney General
Until July l, 1891, was made case of ur-
Eency and passed.