The record-union., 1891-01-29
rH1Rp READING OF BULLS.


A. B. 81, relating to the continuation of
administration upon the estates of de-
ceased persons.
On motion of Mr.. Lowe, the bill was
recommitted to the Committee on Ju-
dietary.
s. B. 80, in relation to the Office of
Treasurer of the Deaf, Dumb and Blind
Asylum. Passed-ayes 40. noes 20.
SECOND READING.
A. B. 192, to provide for the organization
and government of levee districts, and to
a fixed channel
Substitute for A. BIS. II, 50; IS, SO, II and
242-On motion of Mr.. Brown, the bill
was recommitted.
A. B. 301, relating to life, health, acct
dent and annuity or endowment insur-
ance on the assessment plan, and the
conduct OF the business of such insurance.
The following bills were read second
time and ordered to third reading:
A. b. 292, to transfer to the general
fund all moneys in the State drainage
and construction fund.
A. B. 293, to transfer to the general
fund all moneys to the credit of the con-
struction fund of drainage district No. l.
A. B. s94, providing for the payment of
all moneys in the State Treasury, to the
credit of swamp land district funds, to
the treasures of the counties wherein the
said swamp land districts are situated.
A. b. S5, providing for the cancellation
OF certain receipts received as cash by the
State Treasurer.
A. B. 296, authorizing the Controller to
charge 1905 " against the general fund,
to adjust discrepancy existing between
the books in his office and those of the
office of the State Treasurer.
A. u. l49, in reference to setting day
for the hearing of petition for letters of
administration.
A. B. 1914, relative to the claims by
third persons of property levied upon
under writs of execution and attachment.
A. b. 2l9, in relation to judgments and
orders in cases of contempt, and provid-
ing for repeats therefron.
y. Il. go, relating to the residence of
Judges of the Superior Court
A. b. 119, in relation to reassessments
OF property in cases where a former
assessment is invalid.
The committee substitute for bill 1873
was ordered printed, and the bill made
the special order for next Friday at
2 o'clock.
Mr.. Phillips in the chair.]
A. B. no. for the relief of insolvent
debtors, for the protection of creditors,
and for the punishment of fraudulent
debtors.
A. b. 10, relating to the payment of
persons employed under the provision of
Section 1916 of the Political Code.
FIRST READING OF BILLS.
A. B. 81, to define the duties of County
Surveyors, and to define valid surveys
authorized by Boards Of Supervisors. En-
acting clause stricken out.
A. 3. 81, relating to estates of deceased
persons.
a. B. 81, relating to garnishments.
Withdrawn by the author.
A. B. l24, relating to witnesses.
A. B. 1G4, relating to exemptions from
jury duty. Enaeting clause stricken out.
a. B. 100, relating to solemnization of
marriages.
A. B. 217, relative to the registry of
births, deaths and marriages.
A. b. 40, relating to the Office of Su-
perintendent of State Printing.
A. p. 5, to provide for the publication of
100000 copies of the statutes and laws
passed at each session of the Legislature.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Mr.. Notwithstanding the Politi-
cal Code, relating to the registration of
voters by adding new section thereto.
Also, amending the County Govern
ment Act by adding new subdivision to
Section 25.
AT 4:45 o'clock the House adjourned.