The record-union., 1893-01-20

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by Schiesinger-Providi that the
State Board of Health shall consist of
nine mem mbers, regular graduates of State
medical societies; Judiciary.
BY Finlayson-Amending the code
relative to elections in the state; Appor-
tionment and Election Laws.
by Jacobsen-Relating to what consti-
tctes grand larceny; Crimes and Penal
ties.
by Finlayson-An Act relating to tho
duties OF District Attorneys; judiciary.
=, by Miller (by request)--An Actto enfran-
chlse women; Apportionment and Elec-
tlon Laws. A bill relative to Police
courts in cities having a population of
not less than 5000 nor more than so 900
inhabitants; Municipal Corporations. An
Act tby request) amending the Civil
Code defining the head Of a family; Ju-
9lclary. Also, an Act (by request de-
hnlng the powers of City Boards of Trus-
tees; Municipal Corporations.
by Finlayson-An Act in relation to
providing for the consolidation of the
ounces OF County Tax Collector and
county treasurer; County and Township
Governments. An Act relating to iudg-
ment against prosecutor or defendant for
costs; judiciary. Also an Act relative to
transfers of real estate and interests
therein upon the county assessment book;
BY Mr.. Pendleton-An Act providing
system OF street Improvement bonds to
represent certain assessments for the cost
OF street work and improvement within
municipalities, and also for the payment
OF such bonds; Municipal Corporations.
BY Pueschel-An Act making appro-
prlatlon to pay the claim OF J. l.. Cook
and William Gutenberger; Claims.
by hennady-An Act regulating the
qual!ty OF Illuminating gas and fixing a
forfeiture for failure to comply with pro-
visions OF Act; Corporations.
by Sargent-PrOviding for the making
OF two annual verified statements to the
Bank commissioners by every bank
within the State; Corporations.
By Kennedy-An Act providing that
County Treasurers must permit the
Chairman OF Boards of Supervisors. Dis
trIct Attorney and Auditor TO make ex-
amlnations at their pleasure; County and
township Governments. Also an Act
providing that County Treasurers must
Keep all moneys in vaults of the county
untll dlsbursed according to law; County
and township Governments.
by Bu1la-Amending an Act to regu-
late the fees OF Office and salaries of GER
tam officers; Judiciary. An Act provid-
ing Tor the maintenance Of public parks;
Municipal Corporations.
By Adams-An Act making appropria-
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the Nauonal Guard; Military Affairs.
BY Lynch-An Act amending the Po-
litical Code relative to assessments: Ways
and Means.
BY Dodge-An Act amending Code lof
civil procedure relating to estates of de-
ceased persons; Judiciary.
by Sargent-An Act to establish a uni
form system OF mine bell signals to be used
IN all mines operated within the State:
Mines and Mining
by McCauley-An Act regulating the
compensation of County and Township
ofhcers, and of jurors and witnesses:
County and Township Governments.
by Duhy-An amendatOry Act to au-
thoriZe the establishment Of County Hiph
Schools: Education.
BY Price (by request)-An Act to create
tne County OF Bidwell; County and
County boundaries,
by RaW-AuthoriZing the State Board
OF Prison Directors to establish a cordaua
factory at the Folsom State Prison; Inter-
nal improvements.
by Pendleton-Making appropriation
TO pay claim of Los Angeles Express
Company; Claims.
by lnIayson-Providing that no new
county shall be formed of less than s coo
population, nor carved from any county
having population of less than 5000 in
said county; Constitutional Amendments.
hy = 1uslcA-Prescrlblng qualifications
Tor officers of corporations; Corporations
BY Bennett of Santa CIara-Niakino an
Appropriation for additional building to
State Normal School at San Jose; Public
Buildings.
by Committee on Judiciary-Relative
70 the appointment of Supreme Court
COMMISSIONERS; placed on file.
by Lynch-Amending Code of Civil
Procedure regulating demurrers and no.
tice; Judiciary.
BY .Raw--Relating to telegraphic cor
poratiOns; Corporations,
by Dutty-Io establish what shall CON
stitute lawful ifences within the state.
Agriculture.
BY Anderson-Toa authorize the Justices
rian; Judiciary
by kennedy-Providing that the Chair
man OF Boards of Supervisors. District
Attorney and Auditor must count at least
once a months moneys in the County
treasury; County and Township Govern
ments.
BY Curtis-An Act to regulate the col
lec5ion 5 and disposition of garbage, of1al
and other refuse matter in towns and
cities; Municipal Corporations.
Ey johnson of umboldt-Providing
tnat Supervlsors.shall levy at the first ses-
sion OF the year a tax for highway pur-
poses, not to exceed fifty cents upon each
$I9Q OF assessable property; Roads and
Highways.
By Marks-Relative to the use and sale
of opium; Judiciary.
By nlayson-Relative to preliminary
examinations in homicide cases; Judicf-
ary.
By G. F. Bennett-An Act to pay the
claim of A. l.. Wood; Claims.
BY Hendrickson Act to regulate
suits against the state and regulating the
procedure therein; Judiciary.
by Sims-Granting to the Board of Su-
pervisors of Sonoma County right of wav
through the grounds of the Home for the
Care and Training of Feeble minded Chill
dren; Roads and Highways.
Mr.. Hurley, Chairman OF the Commit
tee on Attaches and Employees, offered
resolution abolishing the office of Assist
ant History Clerk, and that the name of
Ed }. Smith be stricken from the pay
roll.
a substitute was offered by the gentle
man from Humboldt that the charges
made against Ed J. Smith present As
sistant History Clerk, made in a San
Francisco paper. be Investigated.
Mr.. Scnlesinger moved that the whole
matter lie on the table. So ordered.
a resolution was adopted that the State
Controller provide detailed statement to
the Assembly of the cost of maintaining |
the supreme Court branches at San Fran
cisco and Los Angeles.
Mr.. Gallagher offered a resolution that
Miss Eva O'Neil and Miss Georgia Jones |
beappointed Assistant Engrossing Clerks. |
Referred to Committee on Attaches and |
A resolution offered by Mr.. Mathews of |
Tehama that Milo c. Aver be appointed |
to the Committee on County |
and Township Governments, at a per
diem of 81, was referred to proper com |
mittee.
The second reading of bills being in
order, Assembly Bin No. 2l. relating to