The record-union., 1893-03-11

claims of II. P. Dyer, E. f. Dyer, C. A.
Granger, CASTOR Goldsmith and P.
Reddy.
0rrss motion to reconsider the vote
whereby Senate Bill No. $50 reuuirinp
corporations to pay their employees once
month without fail, was passed, was
next taken up. The Senate refused to
reconsider
The special Assembly file was taken
up, ana Assem- bly, Bill No. q, amending
tne Code OF civil Procedure relating 10
Judgment upon failure to answer, was
read the second time and ordered en-
crossed.
Assembly Bill No. 1852, to add new
section to the Code of Civil Procedure
relating to the commissions of the execu-
Tor, or the administrator, with the will
annexed, in cases where the adminstra-
llon Is, by the terms OF the will, and in
consequence thereof, extended beyond
four years, was read the nrst time
Assembly Bill No. 2G4, providing fer
the sale OF railroad and other franchises
IN municipalities, and fixing the time
When certain acts of the governing bodies
thereof, relative to franchises, shall take
effect, was passed finally.
Assembly Bill No. 354, the doctors" 4"
bill, was read tie third time and was re-
fused passage. The vote was II ayes and
% noes.
Assembly Bill Nc. III, making an ap-
preparation to pay the deficiencies in the
appropriation for costs and expenses of
suits lu which the State is party in in
terest, was passed finally.
=. Also Assembly Bill No. $50, to prohibit
the creation OF debts against the State in
excess OF appropriations made by law,
except IN cases of actual necessity and
on consent OF the Board of Examiners.
Assembly Bill No. IA, amending the
County Government Act so as TO raise tho
= - q ~ Df apiFar
create new ones, was read the second
time. An amendment offered by Senator
! Earl excepted counties OF the fifth class
(Which includes Sacramento), and il was
adopted, thus leaving the law so lar as
Sacramento County is concerned the
same as before.
Assembly Bill No. 724, to enable school
districts in or including cities OF the fifth
| class to issue bonds Tor the purpose of
| raising money for certain purposes. and
| to repeal AN Act TO enable cities OF the
fifth class TO issue bonds for the purpose
OF raising money to purchase school lots
ana Tor building or purchasing one or
| more schOOlhouseS and supplying the
same with furniture necessary apparatus
and improving the grounds, and for
liquidating any Indebtedness already in
CURED for such purposes" was read the
| second time.
Assembly Bill No. 236, to amend an
Act 10 provide for the organization and
| government of irrigation districts
| Also, Assembly Bill No. 595, to provide
| Tor the organization and government of
drainage districts, tor the levy, equalza-
| ton and collection ofassessments therein,
for the construction and maintenance OF
canals and other drainage works to Sc
| cure the lands of such districts from over
flow, and comforting powers and impos-
ing duties upon the state Board of Pub
lie Works III relation TO such drainage
districts.
Assembly Bill No. 666. supplemental to
an Act to provide for the organization
and government of irrigation districts,
and TO provide for the acquisition OF
water and other property, was read the
| third time, but the vote on its passage
was made special order for the evening
session.
The following were read the first time:
Assembly Bill No. Gil, in relation to
and prescribing conditions upon which
certain foreign insurance companies
may transact insurance business in the
| State OF California.
Assembly Bill No 393, to amend an
Act for the organization, incorporation
and government of municipal corpora
| tIons.
Assembly Bill No. 5l3, to prevent the
spread OF contagious or infections dis
| eases among domestic animals.
Assembly Bill No. 696, 10 establish
California State Raisin Growers, Packers
| and Brokers' Association, and prescrib-
ing the powers thereof.
Assembly Bill No. ISL, to amend the
Civil Code, relating 10 street railways.
Assembly Bill No. 473, to increase the
| revenue by the taxation of incomes.
The Shanahan Constitutional Amend
menJ no. Il abolishing the Railroad
| Commission was read and rejected by the
following vote:
,AyesccArrms, Berry Biggy, Burke,
Mathews, Martin, Mitchell, Dunn. Os-
from, Seawell-l4.
| Noes-Bailey, Broderick, Campbell,
! Carpenter, DenisOn, Earl, Everett, Flint,
| Goucher, Harp, Hart, Hoyt, Maher. Ma
honey, orr, Ragsdale, Seymour, Shippee,
| Simpson, Streeter, Williams, Wilson-2z.
| Assembly Bill No. 5l2, supplemental to
an Act to provide for the organization
| and government OF irrigation districts,
and providing for the exclusion OF certain
| lands within any such district. was read
the third time, and passed finally after
two roll-calls. Maher gave notice OF a
motion to reconsider.
| Assembly Bill No. 3l3, to pay the claim
| of Cyrus Lyon, was read the second time
and ordered engrOssed.
The special urgency file was taken up.
the hour for that special order having
now arrived.
Senate BIZ No. 533, making the law
against selling or disposing OF lottery
tickets more stringent, was taken up at
the instance OF Senator Wilson. The
! bill makes it a felony TO handle lottery
| tickets. a committee amendment ac-
companied the bill making the crime
| mIsdemeanCr instead OF a felony. The
amendment was adopted, and the bill
read the first time.
| Senate Bill No. AS, amending the Civil
Code for the purpose OF defining and en-
forcing Section $40, was passed finally.
'frn f.NlI ..NrfN h.
times and passed finally under the urg-
ency resolution.
Senate Bill No. 1856, to prevent the COM
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