The record-union., 1893-02-06
SATURDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
CONSIDERABLY WORK ON THE
FIRST READING FILE.
The Shower of New Bills Continues in
Both HouseS-Addlug to the
List of Attaches.

The Senate convened at 10 A. NJ, Mr.
Reddick in the chair.
Roll-call, prayer, and reading of the
journal as usual.
The Committee on Attaches reported
favorably on the resolution appointing
n. w. Johnson an assistant enrolling
clerk. The resolutions to appoint Mrs.
Kennon and Mrs. Cooper to similar posi-
tions were handed back without recon-
mendation.
New bills were introduced as follows
By Arms-To amend an Act authoriz-
ing the incurring of Indebtedness by
cities and towns for the construction ot
water-works, etc.; Committee on County
Governments.
By Fay-To provide for the establish
ment and maintenance of a training ship
for boys for instruction in nautical mat
ters by the State of California; Public
Buildings.
By eymour-Relating to assessments,
amending Section 1868 of the Political
Code; judiciary.
By Williams Relating to the laying
out and constructing drains, canals,
bitches and other works TO drain public
roads; Drainage.
By Hart-To purchase and furnish a
residence for the Governor; Finance.
By Biggy-In relation to contesting
elections by judicial recount of ballots;
Elections.
By Hart (by request)-To create the
county of Santa Rita out of parts OF
Stanislaus, Merced and Fresno Counties;
County Boundaries.
By Ford (by request)-Relative to un-
lawful contracts; Judiciary.
By Ostrom-To prevent the spread OF
contagious or infectious diseases among
domestic cattle; Judiciary.
By Langford-To provide for the COM
pensation of police in cities of less than
10000 Inhabitants; County Governments.
Also, to appropriate 81 ,0l2 90 to paw the
claim of Charlotte NJ. Holman; Claims.
By McGowan-Providing for the adj
justment and payment of any indebted
ness existing against any city or town
at the time of exclusion of territory
therefrom and the division of the prop
erty thereof; County Governments.
In accordance with his notice given
Friday, Senator Gesford made a motion
to reconsider the vote by which the reso-
luton calling for the appointment OF a
special committee to give the Railroad
Commissioners hearing, was adopted.
Campbell raised the point of order that
the hour for making the motion had
passed. Not we'll taken.
On motion of Ostrom the vote on Ges-
ford's motion was deferred until to-day,
Immediately after the reading of the Jour
nal.
First reading of bills was declared in
order and the following were read and
filed for second reading:
Senate Bill No. 1SS-Making an ap-
preparation to pay the claim of Major
Jose Ramon Pico for expenses incurred
in recruiting and maintaining military
companies.
Senate Bill No. 3S9-To provide for the
appointment, duties and compensation OF
the Debris Commissioners, and to make
an appropriation to be expended under
their direction in the discharge of their
duties as such Commissioners.
Senate Bill No. 75-To amend Sections
307, 3l2 and 3l4 of the Civil Code.
Senate Bill 397-An Act to amend Sec
ton 29l OF the Civil Code, relating to the
articles of Incorporation of railroad,
wagon road and telegraph corporations.
Senate Bill No. 39S-To amend the Civil
Code relating to railroad, wagon road
and telegraph corporations.
Senate Bill No. 4S-To cede jurisdiction
to the United States over certain lands.
Senate Bill No. 2S6-To amend the Code
of Civil Procedure relating TO the disqual-
ification of Judges.
Senate Bill No. 36S-To amend the Code
OF CIv1 PROCEDURE relative 10 the transfer
of causes where Judge is disqualified.
Senate Bill No. 64-To amend the Pc
nal Code, relating to the appointment OF
counsel in criminal cases and providing
for their compensation.
Senate Bill No. l65-To amend the
Code of Civil Procedure, relating to the
compensation of attorneys.
Senate Bill No. 342-To amend the Civil
Code, relating to heads OF families.
fn Rr No IT, re-
Code, relating to the authentication OF
marriages.
Senate Bill No. 45S-Making it unlaw-
full to refuse admission to places of
amusement.
Senate Bill No. 470-To amend the Civil
Code, relating TO corporations, and the
increase and dlminution of the capital
stock and the creation, increase and dimi-
mutton of the bonded Indebtedness
thereof.
Senate Bill No. SOTO amend the Code
of Civil Procedure, relating to the return
on execution.
SENATE Bill No. 362-To amend the Code
of Civil Procedure, relative to the dis
qualification of Judges.
Senate Bill No. l2-To amend the Code
of Civil Procedure, relating TO the duties
and compensation of court reporters and
to add a new section to said Act, to be
known as Section 2744, providing for ap-
pointment of reporters pro tempore in
any action.