The record-union., 1895-02-06

so'.i -. oIo' relating to mortgage of per-
sonal property.
=. Is. o24, ia relation to the cancellation
OF TAX sales to the State.
.. B. 333, relating to indictments for Of
Lenses trlable in Justices or Police
Courts.
D. u. 354. relating to the manner of
commencing actions before JUSTICES or
foilce Court for public offense.
=. d. 55o to require an inventory of all
State property, and directing the State
BOARD OF Examiners to keep record of
the same.
.. %. 343, relating to the form of judg-
lnent against defendant in cases where
me ana Imprisonment are directed.
.. %. 81, to amend Section $40 of the
IlVll Code OF the State OF California
,. b. 2S0 relating to sagents for absent
interest parties, discharge of executors or
administrators
.. B. 4O3, relating to unauthorized COM
munlcatlons with convicts in the State
Hrison and bringing articles into the
Stale Prisons.
,. Is. 3O3, relating to attachments.
.. ID. o4l, rel*ting to the punishment for
INJURY to railroad property, or wrecking
or roDblng railroad trains.
.. ID. ooo requiring every corporation
aoihg business in this State to pay their
employees, and each of them, at least
once IA each and every month the wages
O"A h0u Ny SUCH eInplOyo.
APPOINTMENT OF SPECIAL COMMITTEES,
PRESIDENT pro tenn. Flint named as the
SPECIAL committee provided for under
NIhlngton's resolution to INQUIRE into
ana report upon the number of attaches
whose services can be dispensed with,
ana examining the question of wages,
etc., OF the same, Senators Wilmington,
Holloway and Langford.
SECOND READING OF BILLS.
Senator Orr moved that the second
read4ng file be taken UP. He thought the
Senate had waited long enough for the
appearance OF absentees. There being no
opJectlon, the file was taken up and the
following bills were read the second time
and ordered to engrossment for the third
reading:
:. Is. l20, by Seawell, relating to the
ADMISSION OF attorneys and counselors-
at-laW 10 practice in the courts of record,
was Withdrawn with the consent of the
author, and S. b. 347, by Earl substi-
tuted, as amended by the committee, and
read.
). Is. 204, to provide for the depositing
OF State and county funds in banks,
>. Il. ~, relating to the compensation of
attorneys.
). b. 1o4, relating to the accounts, de-
crees OF distribution and termination of
letters OF administration.
). Is. IS, relative to certain actions when
taxes have not been paid,
;. E. PSI, relating to the crime of en-
bezzlement.
s. b. 80, relating to road poll tax.
.. ID. ", relating to the authorization
OF marriages.
;. b. IS, relating to answers
ats. B. 40, relating to the giving of notice
OF sale to pledgor
-. d. 80, relating to the right of the
pIedgee TO purchase the pledged property
when sold at public auction.
>. b. Z94, relating to the selecting and
returning of jurors.
,: b. 80, to provide one additional
Judge of the Superior Court of the conntv
of Sacramento.
.. b. 0I5, providing in counties of the
nrs1 class Tor the appointment by the Cor
onef OF competent physician for the
performance OF autopsies upon the bodies
OF deceased persons when inuuests are
neld, ana hxlng the compensation there
for.
;. B. 1l9, to reduce the number of
Judges OF the Superior Court of the
county OF fresno from three TO two.
,. Is. 8, relating to the incorporation of
colleges and seminaries of learning,
,. b. b5- relative TO the granting of let.
ters of administration to other than those
entitled.
Senator Gleaves introduced a Senate
concurrent resolution relative to in-
Vltlng the Committee on Rivers and
HarOors OF the National House of
Representatives and the COMMITTEES on
commerce OF the National Senate to visit
california Tor the purpose OF inspecting
the rivers and harbors OF the State. with
view OF securing necessary appropria-
tlons for the same. The resolution was
referred to the Committee on Federal Re-
latlOnS.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
Bills were introduced and referred to
committees as follows:
BY Hart-Io appropriate $1,000 for the
erection OF monument on the plot of
ground belonging to the Sacramento AS
socIaiIon OF Neterans OF the Mexican War
situated IN the city of Sacramento. and for
the Improvement OF said grounds.-Fin-
ance.
To provide for the payment of munich
pal claims arising out OF the Improvement
OF streets, sidewalks and sewers therein
City, City and County and Township
Government.
BY Seymour-To regulate the salaries
OF certain officers n State Institutions
RetTenchment.
BY FHnt-ro provide for the appoint
ment OF guardian for Suffers Fort
property, prescribing his duties and APP
propriating Sl50 for the purpose.-fi-
nance.
SHORTHAND REPORTERS.
By Fay-Relating to the compensation
of court reporters. This bill provides
that every official reporter OF any court
OF this State shall receive as his compeu-
sation FOR his services i'll ali civil actions
and proceedings the sum OF s. per day
while actually engaged in court IN civil
causes, IN which the testimony and pro-
ceedings are taken down by the official
reporter. each party shall pay a per diem
OF 3 % TO SAID reporter, TO be taxed as
costs aud paid by the losing party: but,
if the parties concerned agree upon the
point. the services OF such reporter shall
be dispensed wlLb, unless the court. Tor
good cause, shall order otherwise
W hen more than one action is COM
meuced IL court upon the same Gay the
reporter shall receive 50 for each case.
The bill provides, also, tHat the notes OF
the reporter shall, immediately alter the
submission OF the cause, be securely
bound and filed with the Clerk of the
court, and that any party to a civil
action may demand that the reporter
transcribe all or any testimony taken
down, but the party making the de-
mand shall pay loF the services of the
reporter while be IS engaged at SAID
work. In criminal cases tried in
superior Court, Wh5n the testimony is
taken down upon the order OF such
court, the reporter shall be paid 50
per day tor his services, and if the court
order the notes transcribed he shall be
paid therefor at the rate OF five cents per
folio. Reporters &ra required 20 present
all claims to the Board of Supervisors.
and no Justices of the Peace shall have
the authority 10 draw an order upon the
County Auditor sor the amOunt-Judi-
clary.
Relating 10 certificates of election and
providing for the delivery OF possession
OF Office 10 the persons named in such
certificates, aud for the punishment for
the violation thereof.-Judiciary.