The record-union., 1895-02-06

>. Is. "a, fixing the penalty for the
crime of robbery
5. b. 20, relating to the punishment for
the crime of burglary.
5. B. III, relating to satisfactions or
releases of mortgages in this State by
foreign executors or administrators.
5. B. 265, to repeal an Act to establish
and support Bureau of Labor Statistics.
5. b. 81, to prevent the undue concen-
tration OF wealth in the hands of persons
who have not earned it.
5. b. 264, to repeal an Act to provide for
Board OF Arbitration for the settlement
of differences between employers and
employees.
S. B. 81, relating to Limitation of ac-
tions.
LSenator Orr in the chair.
>. b. 8, relating 10 the making, eXecu-
tion and acknowledgment of conveyances
OF real property ny married women.
>. Is. 354, relating to the residence of
county officers.
S. b. 81, to regulate the trial of actions
for divorce.
CALL OF THE HOUSE.
Senator VOORHEES,, who wished to sus-
pend the rules and pass A. 3. l, provid-
ing Tor contingent expenses OF the AS
sembly, demanded a call of the house.
The doors were closed, butas the roll-caIi
showed twenty EIGHT members present,
the necessary two-thirds, further pro-
ceedlngs under the call were dispensed
with, the bill passed, and ordered to en-
rollment.
Senator McAllister asked that S. B. 39l,
"hlch had been referred to the Committee
on Attaches, Contingent Expenses and
Mileage, be recalled and referred to the
special Committee on Attaches. There
being no objections it was SO ordered.
A resolution by Senator Hart was
adopted, Instructing the State Printer to
PRINT oOO extra copies of S. B. 57l. The
bill relates to the formation OF the Sacra-
mento Valley Drainage District.
Those bills introduced by absent mem
bers were passed on the second reading
file.
KILLING A BILL.
S. B. 263, by Langford, had been re-
ported back by the committee with
recommendation that it do not pass.
Senator Langford said he thought the bill,
which provides that all sessions of the
Supreme Court shall be held in Sacra-
mento, was good one, and he should
support it, regardless Of the committee
report.
Senator McAllister thereupon moved
that the enacting clause be stricken out.
Senator Langtord said the Senate had
many ways of killing things, but the
most vulgar manner of killing bill was
to strike out the enacting clause.
The motion was not seconded and as a
palliative, motion prevailed to pass it
on the file.
The second reading of bills was re-
sumed.
S. B. 345, amending Section 4l2l of the
Political Code.
;. B. 2l7, to amend an Act to authorize
the husband or wife, or next of kin, of a
deceased person to collect and receive of
any savings bank any deposit in such
bank when the same does not exceed the
sum of $500.
S. B. 224, relative to devises of real
property by last will.
S. 3. Ill, relating to the lien of iudo-
ments of Federal Courts.
LSenator Flint in the chair.
,. Is. ll0, relating TO the lien of iudp-
ments of Federal Courts.
). b. 20l, to provide against the aduI-
teration of food and drugs.
,. u. rs, to amend Section 633 and to
repeal section 634 Of the Code of Civil
Procedure.
S. b. 49, to regulate the sale and re-
demptlon OF trans sportation tickets.
;. Is. LA, relating to the enforcement of
carrying into execution of judgments
AFTER the lapse OF five years from the date
of entry.
S. b: 467, relating to the annual prepara-
t C'on Vi an abstract OF all mortgages, deeds
OF trust, contracts and other obligations
by which any deb5 is secured.
>. b. Zij, an Act TO promote the protec-
tlon OF cities, towns and municipal cor
poratIons from overflow by water.
>. Is: 80, relating to the election of trus-
tees OF reclamation districts.
,. b. 443, to amend an Act 10 nrovida
for the organization, incorporation and
government OF municipal corporations.
,. b. "a, to amend an Act to provide for
the organization, incorporation and gov
ernment OF municipal corporations.
PENDING APPROPRIATIONS
Senator Noorheis, Chairman of the
committee on Finance, handed in an
ltemiZed statement of pending aDpro-
priations involved in Senate bills. 1t is
as follows:
Inc proposed appropriations for.claims,
improvements, repairs, deficiencies and
new buildings amount to s, ,324, 454.
The general appropriation bill calls for
s9,I4 =, 434 1or schools, as the law provides
that S4,399, $50 must be raised,
For the State University, the 1.cent fay
authorized by law Will provide S228. 900.
For interest and sinking fund, S282, 20
will be required.
These sums aggregate SI3, ,403.ll2.
The 5O-cent limit on the valuation of
1894 will produce SI2, 049, 7G9.
The appropriations pending excaad tbo
limit 81, ,353,347.
Following is list OF pending appro-
priations:
Sliim sdya5fisi1a 9s D H. "yckotf $500 90
amendmen Is s........ 100 -5o OO
Deficiency in appropriation for
ci9}H; cost OF If Ersncig 5000 90
Rchard Walsh 1900 90
appropriation for University OF
calitorni2 .i2 ESQ, 900 90
Apir ropriauons for buildings for w
University of Caliiornia........ $50 600 On
appropriation for Deaf and
Dumb NIB hsyiutn "a *, $4,000 co
monument e. $500 90
Cain of Mrs. Sarah J. Wing. 5000 40
Claim OF Mary VI. Springer
widow Of l late state I, Prfntef $500 90
Claim for reimbuTsing Marin
Couaty for prosecute OF
crimes committed at san
Quentin Prison and induests
held over Doaies OF conyicts in
said prison :: ~ !; =, :. -; ,,.,,.... $3.50 80
plies furnished Company a 500 90
Deficiency in appropriation Tor
state Normal school, Los
AngeIes; Cal; 60 80: 1880 90
apparatus, Normal school,
I.os Angeles =. 5000 90
Ventiiating State Normal
School Los Angeles ...... g 500 90
Indebtedness National Guard 1856 80
Personal injuries OF +. E.JacksOn 25'050 q -
Claim OF William u. Hall 5000 90
Claim OF edwin Card rti.........-. $500 90
Appropriation Tor cement door.
Normal school NJ Chico. ! goo 90
Purchase OF additional grounds
Tor Napa asylum. .....-..:.:........... 653 90
For supporter eteraaS Mexican
War. $4,000 90
Fence Tor ChlSo Normal School 5000 90
Free TO I'd to Yosemite VALLEY G0,O0O 90
Additional buildings Tor South
ern California Insane Asylum $50 600 90
For support OF southern Colifor-