The record-union., 1893-02-08

allowance. settlement and payment OF
claims of counties against the State.
Senate Bill No. 5l4-AUthorzing the
State Board of Capitol Commissioners tc
appoint two extra employees for the Cap
[ itol grounds.
Senate Bill No. 3l3-To provide a de-
pository for the county funds.
Recess.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Second reading of bills was resumed,
the following being disposed of:
Senate Bill No l4q-Amendinp the law
relative to the establishment OF free pub
lie libraries.
Senate Bill No. 2S3-To provide for the
purchase of Supreme Court reports.
Senate Bill No. 35-To provide and req
ulate the manner of making payment OF
lees, commissions, percentage and other
compensation for official services, and OF
lines, penalties and the like imposed.
Senate Bill No. 5-Providing for the
selection, condemnation and purchase OF
suitable site and the erection thereon OF
State building in San Francisco. and
making an appropriation therefor.
Senate Bill No. 106-To provide for the
publication and sale!of an abridgement OF
the reports of the State Board OF Horticul-
ture.
t-N4AtNNS IOilI w. IOf-1O aDDsOOrlaIG
sIO,UOo Tor the purpose of sending an eX-
pert to foreign countries TO collect and
import into this State parasites and pre-
darious insects.
Senate Bill No, 133-Amendinr the law
creating Board OF Bank Commission
ers.
Senate Bill No. 220-To compel savings
panks to publish sworn statement of all
unclaimed deposits.
Senate Bill M 1Q-TO aunon6 e.ao+;o,,
l2l3 OF the Penal Code, relative to the
stay OF the execution of the judgment
IN criminal cases pending an appeal to
the Supreme Court.
Senate Bill No. 1l2-Amending Section
l201 of the Civil Code relating to proof
ana acknowledgement of instruments.
senate Blll y o. 262-To amend Section
i94 OF the Code of Civil Procedure. re-
Iatlng to jurors.
Senate Bill No.209-A mending Sections
1911 and 1918 of the Code of Civil Proceed
ure' relating to mortgages and leases in
certain cases.
Senate Bill No. 27S-To amend Sections
.'S and 1o2 of the Political Code, relating
TO The printing and sale of the reports of
the supreme Court.
Senate Bill No. I9l-To amend Section
40 OF the Code of Civil Procedure, rela-
1--WE TO the manner of serving summons
and complaint.
Senate Bill No. 51-An Act to add a
new section to the Political Code, relating
10 the payment of taxes under protest,
ana The right of action to recover taxes so
paid. 10 81
senate Bill No. 1S4-To amend the Code
9l civil Procedure relating to legal holi-
Gays and non-judicial days.
senate Bill No. 2l5-To amend the Civil
Code relating to holidays.
senate Bill No. 2l7-To amend the Po-
Itlcal Code relating to legal holidays.
Senate Bill No. 347-An Act 10 eetob-
lish tax on collateral inheritances to
provide for its levy and collection. and to
cfeate herewith fund for the Inainte-
nance of kindergartens.
senate Bill No. 359-An Act to reoulate
the fees of County Clerks in estates of de-
ceased persons, of minors, and of in
competent persons.
Senate Bill No. I03-To amend Section
!|65 OF the Code of Civil Procedure. relat-
ing 10 serving notice of application for
!eIters OF guardianship on insane and in
competent persons.
senate Bill No. 105-To prevent the use
OF lraudulent marks on merchandise.
senate Bill No. lS6-To amend Section
Ii44 OF the Code of Civil Procedure. in re-
Iatlon To appraisements OF estates of de-
ceased persons.
L11hator Gesford introduced two new
plI!s directing the Governor to issue omit
clam deeds to SalIie c. Perry and lanes
bowman DOW man 1or water lots in San Francisco:
referred TO the Committee on Claims.
senator Orr introduced bill TO paw the
Uie'iii I.idi y! Cyrus Lang, for capturing a des-
Senate Bill No 63-Amendin the Civil
second time. e'''' ''io
y message was received from the Gov
erhor announcing the following appoint
Dan T. Cole of Sierra County. State
harpof Commissioner, to succeed C. o.
y, 1893 o-> % Ni"ich
y. b; Brown of Humboldt County, Brig
aaler-General, Sixth Brigade, n. G. G.,
to succeed John w. Freese. deceased. >
- Charles p. Eells of San Francisco
trustee of the California Home for the
care ana Training of Predetermined
Lathrop, resigned.
Mark b. Ivory of Contra Costa County.
state Prison Director, to succeed Charles
son @Sonntag, whose term expires January
Chester A. Rowell of Fresno County.
regent OF the State University, to sue
Charles W. Slack of San Francisco.
Regent of the State University, to sue
ceed Horatio Stebbens, whose term ex
pires March l, 1894.
Arthur Thornton of San JOAQUIN
County, Director of the Insane Asylum
at Stockton, to succeed himself
J. ID. McDougall of San Joaouin
County, Director of Insane ASYLUM st
Stockton. to succeed II. T. Dorrance.
term expired.
II. o. Southworth of San Joaouin
county, Director of the Insane Asvium
at Stockton, to succeed r. 5. johnson,
term expired.
c. W. Nutting, P. C. Remondino. w.
q. Cochran, j. X. Laine, w. r. CIuness.
{. a: Ruggles, vice themselves. and W
t. Ward, to succeed julius Rosenstein.
resigned; State Board of Health.
The message was made the special
order for this afternoon.
Maher offered resolution that a
special committee be appointed TO 90 to
san Francisco and inspect Golden Gate
Park. The Senator said the COMMITTEES
would not want its expenses paid bv the
state, and this created discussion. sew
eral Senators opposing the idea of send
ing committees around at their own ex-
pense. The resolution was finally
adopted.
The Senate then adjourned.
ASSEMBLY, DOINGS.
MCGOWAN of SAN francisco to Retain