The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1893-02-28

Ayes-Arms, Bailey, Berry, Buggy,
Burke, Dunn, Earl, Fay, Gesford, Lang
ford, McAllister, McGowan, Martin
Mathews, Mitchell, Seawell, Whitehurst
and Wilson'S
Noes-Broderick Campbell. Carpenter,
Denlson, Everett, Flint. Goucher, Harp,
Hart, Hoyt, Maher. Mahoney, orr. Os-
from, Ragsdale, Seymour, Shippee, Simp-
son, Streeter, VOORHEES, and Nilliams-2l.
Senator Ostrom changed his vote from
aye to no, and gave notice that he would
to-day move 10 reconsider the matter.
Recess.
EVENING SESSION.
Senator Orr was permitted to have the
rules suspended in order TO Introduce a
Z new bill to pay the claim OF a Ventura
Sheriff for transporting insane persons.
The general file was taken up as a
| special order.
The substitute for Senate Bill No. 30, 10
! provide and regulate the manner Of re-
ceIVlng and paying fees, commissions,
percentages and other compensation for
official services i'll cities OF over 100000
! inhabitants, was slightly amended and
sent back To the printer.
Senate Bill No. 800, relating to the re-
turn on an execution, was substituted on
/ file for Senate Bill No. 63, and read the
1t had to be amended and sent TO the
printer before the vote on its final pas
sage.
Senate Bill No. 33l, to appropriate
money for the erection of monument in
Golden Gate Park in the city OF san
Francisco or in Courthouse grounds,
Santa Rosa, in memory of the late Cen
eral NJ. q. Vallejo, was read the
third time. Senator Seaweu offered
an amendment to the effect that the mon
ument be erected at Santa Rosa and the
amendment was adopted.
! The following were read the third time
and passed finally:
! Senate Bill No. BOB, to amend Section
3So Of the Code of Civil Procedure rela-
! tive to the transfer OF causes where Judge
/ Is disqualified.
! Senate Bill No. l65, to amend Section
! l2Ol Of the Code Of Civil Procedure, re-
lating to the compensation OF attorneys.
Senate Bill No. 30, to amend Section
l25l OF the Civil Code, relating to heads OF
families.
Senate Bill No. 463, directing the State
| Prison Directors to employ at least
twenty prisoners in the construction OF
| roads to the State Prison at San Quentin.
! Senate Bill No. 405, granting the right
OF way and station grounds to the South
ern California Railway Company over a
! portion of the asylum grounds in the
| county OF san Bernardino.
/ Senate Bill No 100, for the prevention
/ OF pools and trusts and TO provide penal
| ties for The violation thereof.
Senate Bill No. 43S, making it unlawful
to refuse admission to places OF amuse-
ment.
Senate Bill No. 2S6, to amend the Code
of Civil Procedure, relating 10 the dis
| qualification of Judges.
Senate Bill No 81, to add new sec
! ton to the Civil Code, relative to di-
! YorceS.
Senate Bill No. 669, to amend the Penal
! Code, relating to the removal, sale or
/ subsequent incumbrance of mortgaged
chattelS.
| Senate Bill No. 800, to amend the Code
/ of Civil Procedure, relating to the return
on execution.
Senate Bill No. $50. to amend the Polit-
zeal Code, relating to public lands.
Senate Bill No. AS, to repeal Section
| 1893 of the Civil Code, relating to convey
ances by married women.
On a resolution offered by McAllister,
! Senate Bill No. IS, apprOpriating money
for the support of INDECENT incurables,
was taken up as a case Of urgency, read
/ twice and rereierred to the Judiciary
/ Committee for examination as to its con-
/ stitutiouality.
| The following bills having been previ-
ously read the third time, were passed
| finally:
Senate Bill No. $50, to authorize the
acquisition by donation Of a site or sites
! for camps Of instruction for the National
Guard Of the State OF California, and to
! improve the same.
Senate Bill No Gl, to amend the Penal
| Code, relating to the appointment of
| counsel in criminal cases, and providing
/ for their compensation.
Senate Bill NO. 35l, to create a snecial
commission for thepurpose of examining
and reporting TO the thirty-hrst session OF
the Legislature on tue Iorrens Land
! Transfer Act of Australia.
Senate Bill No. 81, providing for the
allowance and payment of claims OF
counties against the state, was taken up.
1t had just returned from the Assembly,
amended so as to provide that the money
collected must be paid into the County
| Treasury.
The special committee appointed to in
vestigate the management of Golden
Gate Park, San Francisco, submitted a
gushing and poetic report upon the gov
| eminent of the park.
! The Senate then adjourned.