The record-union., 1893-02-07

y communication was received from B.
u. Gallagher, asking for the removal OF
the San Francisco Police Commission.
Senate Bill No. ll6, to amend the Civil
Code, so as to permit the establishment Of
mutual insurance companies, was made
the special order for next Thursday.
Gesford's motion TO reconsider the vote
Whereby McGowan's resolution to give
the Railroad Commissioners a hearing
was special order for this time, but Mr..
Gesford withdrew it.
Third reading OF bills was then pro-
ceded with, the following being passed
finally:
Senate Bill No. 93-To amend Sections
and . of IAN Act to provide for the
maintenance and support of the public
parks heretofore created within the vari-
Gus cities, and cities and counties of the
State, and amend the existing Acts
thereto"
The committee substitutes for Senate
bllls -, 30, y, 53, 81, 81, IS and l40, to
amend Sections 6. s, 8, u. II, IS and So OF
An Act for the relief of insolvent debt
ors, for the protection of creditors, and
for the punishment of fraudulent debt
ors,' and to add new section thereto.
substitute for Senate Bill No. 302-An
Act to amend Section 1881 of the Political
Code. relating to errors, etc., on assess
ment roll, and the corrections thereof.
Senate Bill No. ITO amend the Po-
litical Code by adding new section
thereto, relating to the payment of per-
/ sons employed under the provisions OF
Section 3245 of said code.
The substitute Tor Senate Bill No. II, an
| Act to prevent deception in the manu-
facture and sale of imitation butter, and
| to appropriate money for its enforcement,
! was taken up and read the second time.
The Committee on Education and Pub
lie Morals reported in favor of the pas
sage Of Senate Bill No. 293, relative to
sending messengers to houses of i'll fame;
Senate Bill No. l6, prohibiting prize fight
ing; Senate Bill No. %, to prevent cor
rupt practices at elections; Senate Bill No.
| Ito, relative to purity of elections, was
reported back without recommendation.
The Committee on Irrigation and Water
Rights reported favorably on Senate Bills
Nos. 275, l5l and SOL, relative to irrigation
districts
The COMMITTEE on State Prisons re-
ported favorably on bills 334 and 3l7,
relative to the treatment of conVicts.
New bills were introduced as follows:
By Voorhies-Regulating primary cleo
tions; referred to Committee on Elections.
By Burke-Amending the Political
Code, relative to the printing of public
records; Judiciary Committee
By Seawell-To pay the claim of A. J.
Bourne; Claims.
BY Arms-Providing assistants for
Coroners in cities of over 100000 in
habitants; judiciary.
By Gesford-Amendingt the law relative
to tax levies; County Governments
BY Notwithstanding the practice Of
architecture.
BY Seymour-Amending the law gov
ernlng levee districts. Also, amending
the Political Code, relative 10 the main
tenance of the State Library; Judiciary.
BY Orr-Amendlng Section III of the
Civil Code; Judiciary.
BY Hart-To pay the claims of Abra-
ham Winan, |. n. Brock and Michael
Denzer for personal injuries received at
Agricultural Park by the collapse of
seats; Claims. Also, an Act to amend
the Political Code, relative to the estab-
lishment of high schools; Judiciary
BY Earl-To enable railway companies
to complete their roads; Corporations.
Also, amending the Political Code for the
creation of new school districts; Educa-
| ton.
By Streeter-To add a new section to
the Political Code relative to the cancel
lation Of lax sales to the State; Judiciary
Also, amending the Act authorizing the
incurring of Indebtedness by cities for
water works, sewers and other improve
ments; County Governments.
Senate Bill No. I3l was made a special
order for IL \. NJ. to-day.
The President named the committee to
hear the defense of the Railroad Com
missioners: Senators McGowan CHAIR
mani, Goucher. Earl, Ostrom, Mahouey,
| Seawen and Seymour.
Second reading of bills was taken up
The following was passed to third read
ing:
Senate Bill No. 16O-An Act making an
appropriation to pay the claim of the
| California SPIRIT Of the Times, for ad-
vertising the election proclamation in the
| forty second fiscal year.
The Senate then adjourned.