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PROCEEDINGS IN DETAIL.
STILL ANOTHER NEW COUNTY Is
PROPOSED.
Its Name Is Santa Ynez-Second Read
ing of Bills-Doings of the
Assembly.

Assembly.
The Senate convened at II A. NJ, Lieu
| tenant Governor Reddick in the chair.
Prayer by Rev. w. S. Hoskinson, roll
call and reading of the journal.
Senator Mathews asked permission to
withdraw Senate Bill No. 3s0 Granted.
The Committee ON Corporations sub
mitted report against Senate Bill No.
ll6, permitting mutual insurance COM
panies without incorporation. Senate
Bill No. l66, authorizing county mutual
insurance companies, was favorably re-
ported.
The Committee on Swamp and Over
flowed Lands reported favorably on SEN
ate Bill No. 48. The County Government
Committee recommended Senate Bills
Nos. SO and SO for passage. The Hospital
Committee recommended Senate Bills
Nos. 1872, 2O7, 2lS and 219 for passage.
The Agricultural Committee made favor
able reports on Senate Bills Nos. ia, 13S
and 1T.
Senator Goucher presented a petition
from his constituents, asking for an ad-
| ditional Superior Judge for Fresno
County. Referred to the judiciary Com
mittee.
Senator Whitehurst was granted per-
mission to withdraw Senate Bill No. 2y7,
for the purpose OF offering a substitute.
Bills were introduced as follows:
By Ford-To provide for the appoint
! ment of three mining commissioners,
defining their duties and providing for
their salaries; Mines and Drainage Com
mittee.
By Notwithstanding the Code of
| Civil Procedure relative to returns on eX
ecutions; Judiciary. Also constitution
/ al amendment amending Article 6, eStab-
fishing a system of intermediate courts;
! Constitutional Amendments. Also amend
ing the Political Code relative to public
school bonds.
By Orr (by request - Creating the
County of Santa Ynez; County Bound
aries.
BY Goucher-Providing for an addi-
tional Superior Judge for Fresno County;
Judiciary.
BY Biggy-Permitting street cars to use
lands under the control of the Harbor
! Commissioners at San Francisco; Corpo-
rations.
BY Orr-Amending the county govern
ment law, relative to the fees of county
officers; Judiciary.
By Maher-Amending the Civil Code,
relative to husbands control of commun-
ity property; Judiciary.
By mountaineering the Civil
Code so as to provide that projected rail-
| road, telegraph or wagon-road corpora
| tons must deposit with the State 81 900
for each contemplated mile within the
| State; Corporations. Also, providing for
the consolidation of railroad corporations
OF this State with other States or Terri
tories; Corporations. Also, amending the
| Civil Code, relative to the borrowing of
money and issuance of bonds by corDo-
rations, making the limit not less than
u 200; Corporations. Also, a bill author
iZing suits against the State, and provid-
| ing regulations for procedure in such
cases; Judiciary.
| BY MatheWS-An Act to pay the claim
of the State Board of Forestry; Claims
Senator Everett introduced a resolution,
to the effect that the Committee on Public
Buildings be instructed to visit and in
spect the Deaf and Dumb and Blind Asy-
lum at Berkeley. Adopted.
On motion of Senator Noorhies, the
| Committee on Rules was instructed to
confer with the Assembly Committee on
| Rules, with the view OF agreeing upon
some joint rules to facilitate the passage
OF bills.
Second reading Of bills being in order
the following were read, ordered en-
! crossed and on file for third reading:
Senate Bill No. 9-An Act TO declare
certain tide lands public grounds, and
| granting the same to the county of San
| Mateo, in trust for the use OF the public
Senate Bill No. 200-An Act providing
for the presentation and cancellation OF
INDICATED school land warrants of the
State of California, issued under the Act
| of the State of California, approved Nav
3, 1852, providing for the disposal of the
100000 acres of land donated to the Stale
of California by the Government of the
! United States, and authorizing the Con-
troller of this State to draw his warrant
| on the State Treasurer for the sum OF 81
per acre in favor of any bona fide owner
and holder of any such land warrant for
every acre represented by any such land
warrant
Senate Bill No 47-An Act to amend an
Act entitled ''An Act to prevent hunting
and shooting on private inclosed grounds,
and the destruction of growing timber
on private grounds, in certain counties in
| the State.o
Senate Bill No. Clan Act to prevent
! persons from entering upon the inclosed
lands of another for the purpose of shoot
ing or hunting or fishing or discharging
| firearms thereon.
Senate Bill No. 11-An Act to amend
Section 60 of an Act for the relief of in
solvent debtors, for the protection Of
creditors, and for the punishment of
fraudulent debtors, relating to setting
apart exempt property for the use and
| benefit of the insolvent, and also home
stead, and providing for giving notice of
the hearing of the application therefor.
This bill was slightly amended by the
| Judiciary Committee.
Senate Bill No. 20-An Act to amend
! Section 1868 of the Code of Civil Proceed
ure, relating to estates of deceased per-
sons.
Senate Bill No. 1S-An Act to amend
Section 1905 of the Penal Code, the same
being in relation to writs of habeas cor
pus.
Senate Bill No. 25-An Act to amend
Section 58l of the Code of Civil Procedure,
! in relation to dismissal of actions.
Senate Bill No. 206-An Act making an
appropriation to pay the deficiency in the
| appropriation for support OF state Insane
| Asylum at stockton, California, for the
/ forty-second and forty-third fiscal years.
Recess.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Senator Fay offered a resolution that
1 the Secretary of State be instructed to
I furnish each Senator with a copy of Con-
stitutional Debates. Adopted.
/ Senator Flint introduced two bills
| Amending the Penal Code relating to the
protection of game; Fish and Game Com
mittee. Also amending the fish law for
the propagation of fish; Fish and Game
! Committee.
Senator Goucher introduced a bill for
the relief of c. c. Rockford; Committee
on Claims.
| Senator Campbell asked to have Senate
| Bill No. lSS re-referred to the Claims
Committee. 1t had been unfavorably re-
ported.
The Committee on Roads and High
| ways recommended for passage Senate
Bill No. 81, relating to roads.
Second reading of bills was resumed.
and the following were ordered engrossed
/ and placed on file for third reading.