The record-union., 1895-01-22

L ie1S SI ny tllo Suap Il0V. ". Sun-
mers.
Mr.. Brusie was granted leave of absence
for the day.
On motion of Staley the reading of the
journal was dispensed with.
CORRECTING THE JOURNAL.
Dixon rose TO ask a correction of the
journal. lie stated that Charles Barron
mad been placed on the payroll, but that
a fellow by the name of Charles 5. Bart
lett had gone to the Clerks desk and
stated that there was Il mistake in the
name and had his own name put on i'll
stead. One j. &. Williams had also been
chosen, but the name had been printed
}. {. Williamson. He wished that an
oruer be made to the effect that no cOrrec-
| tIons be made hereafter except by order
/ OF the House. The Speaker made the or
der.
TO PASS TO-DAY.
S. =. 197-the San Diego salary bill
| being the special order Immediately after
the reading OF the journal. was read the
second time.
Guy moved that it be engrossed and
made special order tomorrow (Tues-
day morning Immediately after the read
ing OF the journal. Carried
PONCE INVESTIGATION.
/ The resolution of Ewing to appoint
c0mmitte 10 Investigate the San Francisco
L a.
W ednesday, by his request.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Bulia made report from the Judiciary
! Committee recommending that A. B. H.
relating 10 the eligibility of teachers, be
/ referred TO the Committee on Education
! 1t was so referred.
/ Also, recommending that y. BIS &c,
relating TO time for commencing and
/ completing work on rights Of way granted
! " fFip nal ,D--
ing 10 satisfaction Of mortgages; No. Is,
/ relating TO the. enforcement OF lien of
I Judgments: No. -, relating to power Of
/ husband and wife over community pro0-
( eTJy; 40. %, relating TO the carrying into
execution OF judgments after five years:
\ o. 81, relating TO powers OF attorney by
married women, do pass: and that \ 0. u
! relating to the collection Of property
/ taxes; No. 80, Tor the protection OF the rec,
ords OF counties, regulating the business
OF apstracting; No. 81, relative 10 hearing
petition to sell real estate Of decedents:
No. 80, relating TO rights Of executors to
sue ana be sued; No. 81, relating to the
confirmation of sales made without order
OF court. and No. L, relating TO venders'
/ liens, do not pass.
JOINT RESOLUTION.
y joint resolution was offered and dis
pOSeI OF as follows:
BY Cargill-Instructing the Senators
and requesting the Representatives from
this State TO oppose with all their in
nuence the Reilly funding bill. Referred
To the Committee on Federal Relations.
LAND OFFICE INVESTIGAlION.
The Committee on Homesteads and
Land Monopoly reported back Thomas
resolution with regard to the appoint
meut OF a committee TO investigate the
affairs of the State lands, with a sub
stitute recommending that an expert
be appointed in place OF a committee
with the same powers as the committee
would nave had, at 50 per day,
Davis thought that the Assembly could
not delegate powers to call for books and
witnesses to the expert by resolution,
The substitute recommended in the re-
port was adopted.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Bills were introduced and referred to
committees as follows:
By Waymire-Providing for the estab-
lishnent and maintenance of hiph
schools.-EducatiOn.
BY PendIetOn-To provide for holding
an annual eXhl Oltion, to be known as the
Southern California State Fair.-Agri-
culture.
By notwithstanding for sale of irri-
cation bouds.-Irrigation.
BY Powers lby request to the
sale of or agreement to sell personal prop
erty.-J judiciary.
BY Swisler-Relatipg to appeals to the
/ Supreme Court from judgments of con-
viCtiOn IN capital cases.-Crimes and PEN
aIties.
By Fassett-Relative to highways
Roads and Highways.
BY WIlkinsOn-Regulating the sale of
lands uncovered by the recession of
understanding and Overfowed Lands.
by DaVltt-Relating to the sale of
liquors and Licensing saloons ia uniform
license law).-Public Morals.
BY Glass-Requlring the taking of an
inventory OF State roperty.-Retrench
ment.
BY Cargill-Relative to instruments af-
iectIng real property. y.-Judiciarv.
BY Spencer-Prescribing the rate of
interest. udiciary.
BY aymire-Giiying legal standing to
and licensing public accountants Judi
ciary.
Providing for the organization, incor-
poration and government of municipal
| porations.-Municipal Corporations,
BY MISUNDERSTANDING for the or
ganization OF irrigation distric:s.-Irri-
CATION.
Relating to legal distances in this
State. County and Township Govern
ments.
Relating to the trials of actions for di-
vorce.-Judiciary.
BY Lynch-Authorizing the Trustees of
the Southefn California Insane ASYLUM
to convey water rights.-State Hospitals.
By LleWelIyn-A 81 800 for
! the appointment and salary of an eIe-
vator attendant. - Attaches and EN-
pIoyes.
CODES.
The Committee on Retrenchment re-
ported back the resolution of Laird that
the Secretary Of State furnish the mem-
| bers of the Assembly with a copy each
OF the codes. The resolution was adopted.
RESOLUTIONS.
Resolutions were offered and disposed
OF as follows:
BY misunderstanding the Sergeant-at-
Arms 10 detail two pages Tor duty in the
Assembly Chamber every day except
Sundays. s.-Reierred to Committee on At
taches.
By Bulla-Directing the Controller to
draw his warrant in favor OF the Secre-
tary Of State for S63 for forty-two Shan
non files for the Judiciary Committee.
Referred to the Committee on Judiciary,
by Pendleton (by request)-Appointing
II. g. Smith Assistant SeTgeant-at-
Arms.-Reterred to the Committee on
Attaches.
BY LaugenOur-That in allowing th
use of the Assembly Chamber to the In
. soIl