The record-union., 1893-02-13

Senate concurrent Resolution n ana
Assembly Bills GA and 675. That the
author of Assembly Constitutional
Amendment No. be permitted to with
draw it.
The Committee on Irrigation reported
in favor of the passage of Assembly Bills
Nos. $50, SIS and 63S, all relating to irriga-
ton districts.
On his motion, Mr.. Sargent was al
lowed to withdraw Assembly Bill No 81.
The Committee on Claims reported in
favor of Assembly Bills Nos 554, 526, 527.
593, 603, 624 and 5l4 being re-referred to
the Committee on Ways and Means. So
ordered. The committee reported in
favor of the passage of Assembly Bill No.
665, making appropriation to pay the
claim of A. j. Bowen. Re-reterred to
Committee on Ways and Means.
The Committee on Ways and Means
reported in favor of Assembly Bill No.
2, making appropriation to pay the deti-
ciencies i'll the appropriation for costs and
expenses of suits in which the State is
party in interest.
The Committee on County and County
Boundaries reported favorably on
Assembly Bill No. 30S, changing the
boundaries of Yolo and Sacramento
Counties so as to include the town of
Washington in Sacramento County.
The following bills were read the first
time:
Assembly Bill No. 104-Relating to the
control, management and disposition of
community property.
Assembly Bill No. 25S - Concerning
| foreign corporations.
Senate Bill No. Ito prevent hunting
and shooting on private inclosed grounds,
and the destruction of growing timber on
| private grounds.
Assembly Bill No. 354-Relative to the
| Board of Health.
Assembly Bill No. 36S-Granting to the
Board of Supervisors of Sonoma County
right of way through the lands of the
California Home for the Care and Train
| ing of Feeble Minded Children.
Assembly Bill No. 3Sl, in relation to
roads and highways.
Senate Bill No. 62, relating to roads and
| highways.
Assembly Bill No. 653, relating to eight
hours being legal days work.
Assembly Bill No. lT2, empowering
! Boards of Supervisors to appoint experts.
and fixing their compensation.
| Assembly Bill No. 81, relating to the
qualifications and liabilities of Notaries
Public.
Assembly Bill No. 374, to authorize
suits against the State, and regulating the
procedure therein.
Assembly Bill No. $40, relating to the
Board of Examiners, providing for the
appointment of clerk by said board, and
making an appropriation for his salary.
Senate Bill No. 1893, to facilitate the dis
position of business in the Superior Court
of Fresno County, by the appointment
and election of a third Judge of said court.
Assembly Bill No. l9l, relating to the
appointment and number of Notaries
Public.
Assembly Bill No. 2l6, in relation to
the distribution of the estate of deceased
persons.
Assembly Bill No. 395, in relation to
the publication of legal notices.
Assembly Bill No. 464, relating to the
removal, sale, orsubsequertincu
of mortgaged chattels.
Assembly Bill No. ST., relating to JUS
tees Courts.
Assembly Bill No. 5I5, to create the
County of San Jacinto.
Assembly Bill No. 25, to create the
County of Buena Vista.
Assembly Bill No. %, to create the
County of Putnam.
Assembly Bill No. 6l3, to protect agri-
culture and to prevent the trespassing OF
animals upon private property.
Assembly Bill No. 467-To create a
special commission for the purpose OF
examining and reporting on the Torrens
Land Transfer Act of Australia.
Assembly Bill No. officiating to fire
and marine insurance.
Assembly Bill No. 425-To define ex.
press companies, and to prescribe the
mode of taxing the same, and to fix the
rate of taxation thereon.
Assembly Bill No. 629-Authorizing the
formation of county mutual insurance
companies.
Assembly Bill No. 612-Relative to con
ditions precedent to right to act as insur
ance agent or solicitor.
Assembly Bill No. 357-Regulating tn,
quality of Illuminating gas manufactured
and sold by any corporation or person.
| Assam hlU Rlll M S7S-Ralatirr n ral
graphic corporations.
Assembly Bill No. 4l3-Providing tina
gas and telegraph companies shall bt
assessed and taxed.
Assembly Bill No. 61S-Relating e
common carriers of persons.
Assembly Bill No. 1910 provide fol-
the care and treatment of inebriates
acute insane persons, and victims o
: opium or other drug habits.
Assembly Bill No. 365-To provide TO
the transfer of certain moneys from on
county to another.
Assembly Bill No. 13-Fcr the relief Of
county officers.
4. Assembly Bill No. Ito provide TO
the publication of monty statements b,
the Auditor of county Indebtedness
Assembly Bill No. 40S-Providing 70
filling vacancies.
Assembly Bill No. 222-For the relic
of Barnaby Dougherty.
Assembly Bill No. 2S4-For the relief @
: George Dougherty.
Assembly Bill No. 317-For the relief c
Patrick Creighton.
Assembly Bill No. 237-Relating to tn
< bringing and continuance of actions an
proceedings upon the death or disabilit
of a party or person interested in certai
: causes of action.
Il Assembly Bill No. 369-To authoriz
y the Justices of the Supreme Court to az
: point Librarian.
Assembly Bill No. 576-To amend Sec
ton 3Ol6 of the Civil Code.
g Assembly Bill No. 619-Relating t
S grants by married women.
: Assembly Bill No. 600, relating to lega
holidays and non-judicial days.
n Assembly Bill No. COL, relating to holi
g days.
e Assembly Bill No. 6O2, relating to legs
}, holidays.
n Assembly Bill No. 1872. regarding til
It adoption of children.
d Assembly Bill No. 24S, to relieve Ian
= owners from the effect of illegal tax sale:
b Assembly Bill No. 260, relating to tn
1t place of trial of civil actions.
il Assembly Bill No. 2S3, relating to pre-
: ferred purchasers for lands sold to tn
n State for taxes.
: Assembly Bill No. 135, relating to tn
: redemption of real property sold to satisf
n Judgment.
Assembly Bill No. It's, relating to th
sale of property on execution.
Il Assembly Bill No. 268, relating to VIII
i shall have the right to practice law in eel
tain courts, and relating also to the per
n atty for practicing without license.
g Assembly Bill No. 297, relating to tn
! payment of official reporters.
Assembly Bill No. 302, relating to tn
II duties of Auditors.
e Assembly Bill No. 33l, in relation t
the place of holding the sessions of tn
d Supreme Court.
q Assembly Bill No, 1854. relating to de