The record-union., 1895-02-01

A. 3. 80, relating to the execution OF
powers of attorney by married women;
n. B. ~, relating TO collection of prop
erty taxes; A. b. 30, regulating the busi-
ness OF abstractlng; a. b. 81, relative to
hearing of petition to sell real estate of
deceased persons; a. B. 80, relating to
rights of executors and administrators to
sue and be sued; 4. B. "a, relating to con-
hrmatlon OF sales made without order of
court; A. B. L, relating to venders'
lions: a. b. as, relating TO dismissal of
appeals, and \. B. 135, relating to fees of
Secretary of State, We're passed on file, to
retain their places.
\. b. IA, relating to the discharge of
guardians, was passed-ayes 80. noes Q.
Waymire moved that y. B. 554 be sent
| to the printer and q copy laid on the desk
OF each member tomorrow morning, SO
ordered.
:. Il. l45, relative to fees of the Clerk of
the Supreme Court, was passed-ayes 5S,
noes 0.
a. B. 449, for the formation of agricult-
ural districts, and a. Is. 1872 providing
Tor the organization of county tire insur-
ance companies, were passed on file, to
retain their places.
PRINTING OFFICE BILL.
Brusie moved that a. B. be TAX en- up.
II read communication from the Con-
trOller stating that there would be a de-
felt OF 81 900 Oy February 9th in the State
Printing Office fund and he asked that
his bill, appropriating so. 900 for a deilC-
lency. be passed.
The bill was passed, and on motion of
Brusle, transmitted 10 the Senate.
Brusle presented report out of order,
OF the Committee on Ways and Means,
recommending that a. b. 1873, making an
appropriation to pay deficiencies in the
appropriation for costs and expenses OF
suits IN which the State is q party, be re-
! ierred to the Committee on Claims, so
ordered.
RESOLUTIONS.
lie also presented a resolution that the
Controller be directed to draw his war
rant in favor of George Parkinson, Ser
geaut-at-Arms OF tho Assembly, Tor
SIl1 50, for expenses. Adopted.
Also a resolution that the Controller
draw his warrant Tor 500 in favor of L. L.
toOte, for services to the Committee on
! Ways and Means. Referred to the Com
mittee on Attaches.
Also one reCiting that there had been
a vacancy Tor twenty-five days in the
Office OF Supreme Court Commissioner,
caused by the resignation OF Hon. Jack
son temple, and as tnat it appeared by
! the non-actiOn of the Justices of the Su-
preme Court in filling the vacancy that
| there was no need Of q fifth Supreme
| Court Commissioner, the Judiciary Com
port as to the necessity OF the Legislature
making an appropriation for Il fifth Com
missioner. Referred to the Committee on
Judiciary.
By Cutter-Allowing each member of
the Assembly SO for contingent expenses
| aud resembling former resolutions.
Adopted.
Haber was granted leave of absence un-
til Monday.
SECOND READING.
Mchelvey asked leave to withdraw A.
b. l34, relative to judgments in contempt
proceedings.
The following bills were read the Sec
ond time:
a. b. 30, amending Section 1922 of the
Code Of Civil Procedure.
a. b. I4I, IN relation to what papers
constitute judgment roll.
a. b. l42, relating to establishing law
libraries.
| A. u. 62, concerning witnesses.
A. .. O5, repeating Sections l54 and l55
OF the Penal Code, and \. b. I3S, in re-
IatIon to costs when tender is made be-
lore suit brought, were refused a second
reading.
a. b. ~, relating to notice and certified
copies OF records as evidence.
y. b. 75, to amend Section'437 of an Act
TO establish a Penal Code dafininC
felony, read and amended.
y. Is. IS, relating to the form ofacknowI-
edgnent by married women, ordered en-
crossed.
The Committee on Engrossment re-
ported that the following bills had been
correctly engrossed, viz: A. &. 49, an
act 10 form agricultural districts, TO pro-
woe Tor the formation Of agricultural
| associations.
Also, y. B. l32, to provide for the organ
lzatlon ana management of county fire
| insurance comapnies.
On motion of McKelvey a. B. 439 and
4. b. I32 were made special order for TO-
morrow morning after reading the Jour
nal.
AT P. NJ. the Assembly adjourned.