The record-union., 1893-02-14

ties of City Treasurers, was refused a
third reading.
The resolution relative to expenses in
the election contest of Leonhardt VS.. Mil
Ter was taken up. The Committee on
Public Expenditures and Accounts sub
mltted report in favor of allowing Mr..
Miller SS3l 40 for expenses and attorneys
fees. Mr.. Taylor offered a substitute in
favor of allowing Mr.. Miller II, csc 40.
MIR. Afford commended that Mr.. Leon
haldt should be entitled to some COM
pensation. On motion, the matter was
referred to the Committees on Ways and
Means and Public Expenditures and Ac-
counts.
The report of the Committee on Public
Expenditures and Accounts, allowing
the Committee on Commerce and Naviga-
ton s452 50, for mileage in visiting the
San Diego harbor, was adopted. The
Clerk OF the, committee was not author
lied to go on the trip and the resolution
refuses him expenses.
The following bills were introduced:
By Anderson-Relating to physical ex-
ercises in public schools; Education.
BY Sims-Relative to insolvent debtors;
Judiciary. Also, relating TO the working
of convicts on public roads; Roads and
Highways.
Messrs Kerns and Finlayson intro
duced resolutions praying for allowing
women the right of suffrage.
Mr.. Lynch introduced concurrent
resolution for the relief OF n. Smythme;
Ways and Means.
MIR. Barlow introduced constitutional
amendment exempting personal property
from taxation; Constitutional Amend
ments.
Assembly Bill No. 81. relating to the
estates of deceased persons, was re-re-
ferred to Committee on Judiciary, with
instructions to report this morning.
Assembly Bill No. SO, relating to pro-
ceedings for the distribution of the es-
tates OF deceased persons, was read third
time and passed by. a vote of IS ayes.
Title approved.
Assembly Bill No. II, relative to max
ing of daily reports by Police Court
clerks of money received to the judges
applying to San Francisco, was read third
time and passed by vote of 81 ayes.
Title approved.
Assembly Bill No. Il2, relating to con-
veyances Of real property by married wo-
men, and limiting the time in which to
commence actions for recovery of COM
munity property lby husbands, was read
third time and passed by vote OF 60
ayes. Title approved.
Senate Bill No. ia, to prevent combi-
nations to obstruct the sale of live stock
in the State of California was read, third
hAAiO eAiAN Pe'oSCO w d fOtC Va u tiy CO.
Assembly Bill No. co. relating to proof
and acknowledgements of instruments,
was read third time and passed by vote
of 5S ayes. Title approved.
Assembly Bill No. 1874, relating to the
appointment of receivers of the property
of corporations, was read three times and
passed by vote of SO ayes. Title APP
proved.
Assembly Bill No. OF, relating to mort
cages and leases in certain cases, was
read third time and passed by vote OF
63 ayes. Title approved.
Assembly Bill No. 2l4, relating to GER
tain liens for salaries and wages, and to
persons preferred in cases of executions
and attachments, was read third time and
passed by vote of 81 ayes. Title ap-
proved.
Assembly Bill No. So, relating to the
payment of taxes under protest, and the
right of action to recover taxes so paid,
was read third time and passed by a vote
| of "a ayes. Title approved.
Assembly Bill No. 2l2, relating to GER
tain liens for salaries and wages, and to
benefit OF creditors, was read third time
and passed by vote of 50 ayes. Title
approved.
Mr.. Schroebel introduced bill relative
to insolvent debtors; judiciary.
The Committee on Forestry reported
III favor OF the passage of Senate Concur
rent Resolution No. 3, relative to the
Golden Gate Park Commission.
Mr.. Finlayson introduced bill to es-
tablish Commission on Legislation adj
visory to the Legislature.
y resolution was introduced by Mr..
Anderson to appoint II. NJ. Woods As
sistant Engrossing Clerk. Referred 10
Committee on Attaches and Employees.
Assembly Bill No. 2l3 relating TO GER
tain liens for salaries and wages, and to
persons preferred in estates of deceased
persons, was read third time and passed
by vote of "a ayes. Title approved.
Assembly Bill No. 4O3, relating to the
preservation of game birds and animals,
and providing punishment for the unlaw
full taking, killing and transportation
| thereof, was make special order for to-
day at 2 o'clock.
Adjourned.