The record-union., 1893-01-20

on private grounds, in certain counties in
the State''
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 dischargiDg
/ firearms thereon
Senate Bill No. s11-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
4 apart exempt property for the use and
4 benefit Of the insolvent, and also a home
stead, and providing for giving notice OF
the hearing of the application therefor
Senate Bill No. M-An Act to provide
two additional Judges of the Superior
/ Court OF the county of Alameda.
Senate Bill No. I7--An Act to provide
for the appointment by the Supreme
Court OF i've Commissioners, to be known
as commissioners of the Supreme Court,
and to appointa Secretary therefor to assist
/ sald court III tie performance of its duties
and in the disposition Of numerous causes
pending in said court, and to provide
/ Tor the compensation of said Commits
sloners and Secretary, and TO appropriate
money therefor.
Senate Bill No. 20-An Act to amend
Section 1865 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 5Sl 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
1orty-second and forty-third fiscal years.
! Senate Bill No. IAN Act requirng @
city, city and county or town authorities
TO exact and require from persons or cor
porauons seeking permission and author
lty to lay railroad tracks through streets
or pubic highways of any incorporated
city, city and county or town a satisfac-
tory promise and undertaking to permit
ana allow mail carriers in the employ OF
! the United States Government at all
times, while engaged in tile actual dis
charge OF duty, TO ride on the ears of such
railroad without paying fare, and To
/ make such promise and undertaking a
condition precedent to the granting OF
such permission and authority by such
governing board.
Senate Bill No. San Act to provide
for the appointment of Health inspectors
and Market Inspectors in each munich
| pallty OF this State having 100, coo inhab-
| ltants and over that number; providing
| how such inspectors shall be appointed
and designated as officers of such muni-
cipality, and prescribing the duties and
liking the compensation of such Inspect
ors.
Senate Bill No. 42-An Act to amend
Section 1892 of the Political Code Of the
State of California, relating to the duties
of City Treasurers
/ Senate Bill No. 134-An Act to establish
uniform system of mine signals, to he
used in all the mines operated in the
state OF California, and for the protection
| of miners.
Senate Bill No. 7l-An Act to prevent
deception in the manufacture and the sale
| OF butter and of cheese, and to appropri-
ate money for its enforcement.
| Senate Bill No. 199-An Act to repeal an
Act entitled San Act to create a State
Board of Forestry, and to provide for the
expenses thereof" approved March 3,
| Senate Bill No. 132-An Act to appropri-
ate money Tor the completion Of the build
ing Of the Preston School of Industry at
lone, and for furnishing and equipping
the same.
| Senate Joint Resolution No. 5-Rela-
tive to the Indebtedness of the United
States to the State of California. was
adopted and transmitted to the Assembly.
Senate Joint Resolution No. l0-Rela-
tive TO the abolishment of the duty on
grain bags, burlaps, gunnies or gunny
cloth, was also adopted.
Senator Wilson introduced a bill
amending the game law.
Senator Mitchell introduced bill
amending the Civil Code, relative to me-
chanics' liens.
Bill by Senator MCGOWAN. providing
for the incorporation of cooperative con-
Germs.
Senator Langford introduced a consti-
tutional amendment, relative to the es-
tablishment of a Railroad Commission.
Referred to the Committee on Constitu-
tionaI Amendments.
By Voorhies-Relative to the publica-
ton of State textbooks; Education.
by Williams-Regulating the fees of
Sheriifs in Insolvency cases; Judiciary.
BY Mahoney-Amending the Penal
Code relative to the examination and
commitment of insane persons; Judici-
ary.
The Senate then adjourned until IL A. NJ.
to-day.