The record-union., 1893-03-07

as counsel for the plaintiffs in an action
! entitled The County of Santa Clara VS..
the Southern Pacific Company.
Substitute for Assembly Bill No. SIS
| regulating the sale OF the lands uncovered
by the recession of the waters of inland
lakes, and unsegregated swamp and over
flowed lands.
Assembly Bill No. 647, to repeal an Act
to provide for the erection at San Quen-
TIN State Prison Il building for the accom-
mediation of the insane prisoners.
Assembly Bill No. 654, To pay the claim
OF Major lose Ramon Pico.
Assembly Bill No. 7oS, to pay the eX-
pense of transporting, insuring and in
stalling California exhibit in the
woman's building OF the Worlds Coium-
! bian Exposition.
| Assembly Bill No. is, to provide for
4 the incorporation of mutual fire insur-
ance companies.
Assembly Bill No. sos, to amend the
/ Code OF Civil Procedure, relating to re-
entry upon real property.
Assembly Bill No. 244, to provide for
! the compensation of the Chief and Cap
| tain OF Police, and police officers, in cities
| in the State of California containing not
| less than 10000 and not exceeding 5000
! inhabitants.
Assembly Bill No. 29S, to amend an
Act creating Board of Bank Commits
sioners.
Assembly Constitutional Amendment
No. %, proposing to the people OF the
State an amendment to Section l Of
Article XIII. of the Constitution, relative
TO exemptions from taxation.
Assembly Bill No. 30, to provide for
the organization and government OF irri-
CATION districts, and to provide for the
acquisition of water and other property,
and for the distribution of water thereby
for irrigation purposes.
Assembly Bill No. 2S4, for the relief of
| George DOughertY.
Senator Ford was granted permission
to withdraw the concurrent resolution
embodying the new Grass Valley charter
and substitute another. An error had Oc
Cured in the wording of the resolution.
The Finance Committee reported back
faVorably Assembly Bill No. $50. to pro-
vide for the publication and distribution
OF a volume eXpository' of the resources
of California at the Worlds Fair, and
on motion of Senator VOORHEES,, the bill
was Immediately placed on lille and read
the first time.
A resolution that the Secretary of the
Senate be instructed 10 forward a copy of
every law approved by the Governor to
every District Attorney and Superior
Judge in the State was adopted.
y resolution dlscharging all the COM
mittee attaches and other supernumera-
ries was referred to the Committee on
Contingent Expenses.
| o.
l9, relative to extending congratulations
to Hon. A Caminetu, Representative in
Congress, upon the successful enactment
OF the bill commonly known as the Cam
inetu bill, was adopted unanimously.
The urgency file was then taken up
under the joint rules, and the following
bills were read three times and passed
finally:
Senate Bill No. COZ, to provide for fur
nishIng assistants to the Coroner of each
city, or city and county having 100, GOO or
, more Inhabitants.
| Senate Bill No. 572, to provide for the
! maintenance and support of the public
, parks heretofore created within the
various cities.
Senate Bjll No. 66l, to amend Section
= 1886 OF the Political Code relating TO the
: duties Of the State Board of Equalization.
+ Senate Bill No. $50, TO pay the claim Of
DIR. NJ. Gardner.
Senate Bill No. 729, supplementary tc
an Act to define the boundary and pro
l vide for the government of Levee District
No. of Sutter County.
Senate Bill No. 334, to provide for the
working OF certain cOnvicts upon the pub.
lie roads i'll the State.
The following bills also on the urgency
l file were read the second time, and owing
= to amendments were ordered engrosseC
and on file for third reading.
Senate BIZ No. 292, to prohibit the en-.
= ployment OF persons who are related by
n marriage or consanguinity to the chief OF
q other officers OF any department of the
f government Of the State.
Senate Bill No. IS, TO repeal an Act K
increase the number Of Judges of tht
: Superior Court of the county of Los An
- geles.
n Senate Bill No. 100, to amend an Ac
s for the organization, incorporation anC
government of municipal corporations.
Senate Bill No. ia, to provide for tn
> filling up or draining of lots upon Whicl
9 there is stagnant water or offensive sub
d stances.
g Senate Bill No 6O6, to pay the claim Q
4. J. Bourn.
# Recess.
EVENING SESSION.
> Senator Simpson was permitted t
withdraw the doctors bill,'' Il
amended. Gesford gave notice, however
e that he would move to reconsider til
ie matter.
Senator McGowan withdrew Senat
: Bills Nos. 397 and 39S, relating to til
u articles OF incorporation of railroads-tw
l. of the Traffic Associations pets. In thei
places were substituted Senate Bill y c
sos, authorizing the appointment OF trus
tees for the estates OF missing persons
and Senate Bill No. "a, to amend Sectiol
2S5 OF the Civil Code relating to the pur
poses for which private corporations ma,
be formed Both Of these were read tn
> second time and ordered engrossed.
Senate Bill 10. 45i, relating TO present
meuts by Grand Juries, which had bee
unfavorably reported by the Judiciar
Committee, was withdrawn by its author
l. Senator Orr, and i'll its place was rea
Senate Bill No. 13l, tc authorize the ap
pointment Of a commission by the GOV
ernOr for the purpose Of selecting q sit
for an additional state Prison, which wa
on file for first reading.
! Senate Bill No. Il9, to amend the AZ
- authorizing certain corporations to act .
X executor and i'll other capacities, and I
IT, provide for and regulate the administra
l. iiop of trusts by such corporations, rela
ing to securities to be deposited with til
Treasurer of the State, was read the thir
time and passed finally.
y Senator McGowan withdrew Senat
III Bill No. I67, relative to the admission
attorneys, and substituted Senate Ri
ne No. iSI, 10 insure preference i'll appoin
ment in the public service Of the stat
,r and municipalities to eX-Union soldier
~ which was on file for second reading.
ne Senate Bill No. 45T, relating to eigi
w hours being legal days work, was rea
ST the third time and passed finally.
Senate Bill No. 400, relating to the i
suance of bonds by railroad corporation
VI was Withdrawn, and Senate Bill No. 9
OF making an appropriation for the relief
-s, / +. Marion Y els, was substituted in i
IS, place. The latter was read the secon
Of; time and ordered engrossed.
in Senate Bill No. 4O5 covered the san
ng ground as did Senate Bill No. 400. whic
had Just been Withdrawn. Mr. Earl, tt
es author, explained that the tirst-name
he bill had been recommended UntavOrabl
an at his request, as hethOught that No. Il
Ill would answer the purpose. He now aske
a. that his bill be passed, and the Senate di
So The bill provides that railroads ma