The record-union., 1893-01-21

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qgeh 2 constant attendant on the floor of this
House during this session; be it therefore
he$osted mat the sad ". A. Chamberlain
ne ana he is hereby expelled from the floor of
this House. and that ne be not allowed to
enter again upon the same during this session
OF the Legislature; and that the Sergeant-at-
Arms be and he is hereby instructed TO carry
this resolution into effect; and be it further
:, Resolged. That it is the sense of this House
with according TO law.
The ayes and noes were taken and the
resolution adopted by unanimous vote.
Mr.. O'keefe offered a resolution, which
was adopted by a rising vote, that when
the House adjourns it be out of respect
to the memory Of rutherford b. Hayes.
The following bills were introduced:
BY Burke-An Act relating to the
publishing of legal notices. Referred to
! the Committee on Judiciary.
by Mr. Curtis-An Act for the protec-
ton of lie and limb; Labor and Capital.
BY Kennedy-Relative to gas and tele-
graph companies; Corporations.
by EnIeric-An Act relating to the
preservation of game birds and animals,
and providing punishment for the un-
lawful taking, killing and transportation
| thereof; Fish and Game.
BY Gates-An Act to appropriate $1,000
to pay the claim of I. Carl Spelling;
| Claims
BY Drees-An Act to provide for the
VI sathlAdt4OIis luCOi puIdtIOH anu gON0In-
ment OF municipal corporations; Munich
pal Corporations.
BY Taggert-An Act to amend sub
divisions one, two, three, four, five and
six Of Section 1I2 of the Code OF Civil
Procedure; Judiciary.
BY Blakeley-An Act providing for
appeals from orders of the Board Of Su-
perVlsors forming or refusing to form
reclamation or swamp land districts, set
ting oil lands from such districts, or in
Guiding lands in such districts, or con-
solidating 5Wamp land or reclamation
districts; Swamp and Overllowed Lands.
By Schlesinger-An Act to define the
powers and duties of Boards OF Super
VIsors or other governing bodies of cities
and counties, i'll relation to the granting
OF franchises or other privileges; NUM-
cipal Corporations.
BY kennedy-An Act to amend the
Political Code, providing for filling va
cancles not otherwise provided for;
Judiciary.
BY Matthews of San Benito-An Act
providing for the presentation and can
collation. of INDICATED school land war
rants, providing for the disposal Of the
100000 acres Of land donated to the State
by the United States, and authorizing the
Controller of the State to draw his war
rant tor the sum of 81 per acre in favor of
any bona flde owner and holder of any
such land warrant for every acre repre-
sented by such land warrant; Public
Lands.
BY Luttringer-Relating to common
carriers, Corporations.
BY Burke-Authorizing the State Board
OF Harbor Commissioners to grant GER
tain privileges on the railroad along the
water front Of San Francisco; Commerce
and Navigation.
BY Pendleton-To amend the Code of
civil Procedure relating to actions for the
foreclosure OF mortgages; judiciary.
BY Miller (by request)-Requiring all
State institutions to give preference 10
California products and the productions
Of California labor; Labor and Capital.
By Silnpson-An Act to amend the
Political Code relating TO powers and
duties OF highway officers, and providing
Tor their maintenance; providing for the
appointment Of Road Overseers, and TO
authorize Boards Of Supervisors to let
contracts for improving and building
roads to the lowest bidder; Roads and
Highways.
by Thomas of Nevada-An Act to pro-
vide for the appointment duties and COM
pensation OF a State Board of Debris
Commissioners, and making an appro-
priation therefor; Mines and Mining.
by Marks-An Act to amend the Penal
Code relating to lotteries; judiciary.
by misunderstanding the Penal
Code relating to fish and game; Fish and
Game.
BY agher-Relating to the deposit
ton of garbage, ETC.; Municipal Corpora
tions.
BY Talbott-To create the county Of
Santa Ynez; County and County Bound
aries.
BY II. II. Johnson-An Act authorizing
the allowance, settlement and PAYMENT OF
claims Of counties against the State;
Claims.
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that complete file of all bills and reso-
lutions be kept complete on the desk of
each representative Of the daily papers.
Adopted.
The Committee on State Prisons and
Re1ormatory Institutions was granted a
three-days' leave of absence.
Assembly Bill No. u, relative to the
mortgaging of personal property, was
taken up and an amendment offered by
Mr.. Pendleton adopted, so as to include
''all growing crops, grapes and fruit"
The bill was ordered engrossed and
passed to a third reading.
Mr.. Anderson moved that the special
file be passed and that second reading of
bills be considered. So ordered.
The Committee on State Hospitals rec
commended the passage of Assembly Bills
Nos. 50 and 100, and that Assembly Bill
No. II do not pass.
The following bills were read a second
time:
Assembly Bill No. 9-An Act to amend
Section 4l0 of the Code of Civil Proceed
ure, relative to the serving ofsummons and
complaint. On motion of Mr.. Einlavson
the further consideration of the bill was
made the special order for 2 o'clock p. NJ.
Assembly Bill No. 6-An Act to in
crease the law library fund in counties
where law libraries now exist, pursuant
to the provisions of an Act entitled "An
Act to establish law libraries" approved
March 81, a. u. 1891. Passed on file.
Assembly Bill No. 73-An Act to pro-
vide for the payment of jurors and wit
nesses in criminal cases in Justices
Courts, or before Justice of the Peace.
Passed on file.
Assembly Bill No. 50-An Act to limit
the time within which franchises or priv
ileges for the construction, extension or
operation of street railroads NAV be
granted by the Boards of Supervisors of
the several counties. and cities and coun-
ties of this State. Read second time. and
ordered engrossed and to a third reading.
Assembly Bill No. 13S-An Act to
amend an Act entitled IAN Act to pro-
vide tor the organization and government
of irrigation districts, and to provide for
the acquisition Of water and other prop
erty, and for the distribution of water
thereby for irrigation purposes" ap-
proved March !, 1887, by amending Sec
ton IT thereof Read second time. or
dered engrossed and passed to third
reading.
Assembly Bill No. 26-An Act to pro-
vide two additional Judges of the Su-
perior Court OF the county of Alameda
Read second time.
Assembly Bill No. 37-An Act to amend
an Act to establish a Penal Code by
amending Section 397 thereof, relating to
penalty for selling liquor to habitual or
common drunkards and Indians Read
second time, ordered engrossed and to a