The record-union., 1893-03-01

from labor.
Assembly Bill No. 36, to appropriate
money for the survey, location and con-
struct1on OF free wagon road from the
town OF Mariposa, in Mariposa County
to the Yosemite Valley, was read the
third time and passed finally.
Assembly Bill No. 81, to amend the Penal
Code relating to penalty for selling liquor
to habitual or common druukards, and
Indians, was read the third time and
passed finally.
The following were also read the third
time and passed finally:
Assembly Bill No. il3, recurring the
recording of maps of cities, towns, addi-
TONS to cities or towns, or subdivisions
OF lands into small tracts for the purpose
OF sale.
Assembly Bill No. 2I2. to amend the
Code Of Civil Procedure, relating To GER
tain liens for salaries and wages, and 10
persons preferred ON assignments for
benefit OF creditors.
Assembly Bill No. BIB, to amend the
Code OF Civil Procedure, relating to GER
tam liens Tor salaries and wages. and TO
persons preferred in estates of deceased
persons.
Assembly Bill No. pa, to amend the
Code Of Civil Procedure, relating to GER
tain liens for salaries and wages, and to
persons preferred in cases of executions
and attachment.
Assembly Bill No. 72O, authorizing the
State Controller and State Treasurer to
transfer from the State school fund to
the State school land fund the sum of
SlS9, 426 IS.
Assemblyman Nann's free silver coin
age resolution was referred to the Bank-
ing Committee.
The following Assembly bills were
then read the first time:
Assembly Bill No. 13S, to provide for
the organization and government of irri-
CATION districts.
Assembly Bill No. 245, to pay the claim
of Sands W. Forman.
Assembly Bill No. 30, to provide for
payment of the claim of G. c. Rockford
Assembly Bill No. 100, to provide for
the revision Of certain books of the State
series OF school textbooks for the com
pllation of an additional book of said
series, and for the continued publication
Of the same.
Assembly Bill No. II, to create Police
Court i'll and for the city and county of
San francisco.
Assembly Bill No. l85, to amend the
Political Code relating to the sale Of prop
erty for delinquent taxes.
Assembly Bill No. ,, making an ap-
preparation to pay the deficiencies in the
appropriation for cost and expenses of
suits IN which the State is a party in in
terest.
Assembly Bill No. 80, to prevent de-
cepuon IN the manufacture and sale of
imitation butter.
Assembly Bill No. 4l6, authorizing the
Superintendent of State Printing to have
prepared and printed an index to all the
laws OF California.
Assembly Bill No. III, to provide for
the planting, maintenance and care of
shade trees upon streets within munich
palitiae aud n holrrn..
thereof.
Assembly Bill No. 296, to provide for
work upon streets, alleys, lanes, courts,
places and sidewalks, and for the con-
structlon of sewers within municipalities
Assembly Bill No. ll3, to regulate the
rate OF interest in this State.
Assembly Bill No. 1872, to add a new
section to the Code OF Civil Procedure, re-
lating 10 the commissions OF the executor,
or the administrator, with the will an
neXed, in cases where the administration
is, by the terms Of the will, extended be-
You'd four years.
Assembly Bill No. 276, to amend Sec
ton 1854 OF the Political Code.
Assembly Bill No. 81, to amend the
Code Of Civil Procedure relating to estates
of deceased persons.
Assembly Bill No. SO, to amend the
Code OF Civil Procedure relating to the
guardianship of the persons and estates
OF minors ana lncOmpetentS.
Assembly Bill No. 80, to provide for
the formation, government, operation and
dissolution of sanitary districts i'll any
part Of the State for the construction of
sewers and other sanitary purposes.
Assembly Bill No. 469, to pay the claim
of Mary NJ. Springer.
Assembly Bill No. 737. to provide for
the payment of interest on the oulstand-
ing bonds of The State of California. held
trngt for he n = y,
State school fund.
The substitute for Assembly Concur
rent Resolution No. I, relating TO revenue
and taxation, was adopted
1t now being 800 o'clock, under the
operation Of the new rules the President
ordered the roll called in order that each
Senator might call up one bill from the
files and have it read three times and
passed as case of urgency.
Ostrom IL owed that the roll be called
backwards and the roll was called on this
motion. Those at the head OF the list
voted against the motion and those at the
end voted for 1t. Mahoney was the first
on the list to change from no to ave.
There were five more noes than ayes aud
the motion was lost.
The roll was then called, and each SEN
ator gave the title of bill TO the Clerk.
These bills will be embodied in a resolu-
ZION and considered to-day.
Recess.
EVENING SESSION.
On motion of Senator Ostrom all of the
special orders on file which had not been
reached during the day were continued
until this morning.
The third reading file was then taken
up and the following were read and
passed finally:
Senate Bill No. 80, to amend the Polit-
ical Code, relating to public lands.
Senate Bill No. 81, to appropriate
money for the erection of monument in
Courthouse grounds, Santa Rosa, in
memory of the late General NJ. q. Val
leio.
Senate Bill No. 42S, to repeal Section
1893 Of the Civil Code, relating to convey
ances by married women.
Senate Bill No. 40, to amend the Penal
Code, relating to the manner of COM
mencing actions before a Justice or Po-
lice Court for public offense.
Senate Bill No. 429, to amend the Penal
Code relating to indict ments for offenses
triable in Justices or Police Courts.
Senate Bill No. 10, TO amend the Civil
Code relating to amending articles of in
corporation.
ton u the Political Code relating to suits
to determine the validity of assessments
in reclamation districts.
Senate Bill No. 2O7, for the regulation
of the practice of medicine and surgery
ana for the appointment of Board of
Medical Examiners.
Senate Bill No. 39S, to amend the Civil
Code relating to railroad, wagon road,
and telegraph corporations.
Senate Bill No. 81, to amend the Penal
Code relating TO the appointment of coun-
sci in criminal cases and providing for
their compensation.
The second reading file was next taken
up and the following were read and
ordered engrossed:
Senate Bill No. $50. an Act requiring