The record-union., 1895-01-25
SENATE.

The Senate was called to order at II
A. NJ. yesterday, with President pro TEN.
Flint in the chair.
The roil-call showed quorum present.
Prayer was offered by the Chaplain,
Rev. q. a. Ottmann.
On motion OF Senator Dunn, the read
ing of the journal was dispensed with.
REPORT or COMMITTEES.
Senator VOORHEES,, Chairman of the
Committee on Forestry, reported back s.
J. K. 4, relative to the boundaries of Yo-
semitic Park, with the recommendation
that it be adopted; also :. 3. 236. appro-
priating money for state Forestry Sta
tions, was reported back favorably and
re-reierred to the Finance Committee; >.
j. l4S, appropriating money to construct
wagon roads in y osemite PARK, was re-
ported back favorably and re-referred to
the Finance Committee.
Banks and Banking-Denison Chair
man. ). b. 204, To provide for State and
county funds being deposited in banks,
was reported back with the recommended
ton that it 90 not pass.
Education ana Public Morals Earl
chairman, reported back the resolution
providing Tor q special committee TO in
vestigate the alleged election frauds in
tho city OF San Francisco, with the rec
ommendation favorable TO its adoption.
On motion OF Senator Orr, the resolution
was made the special order of business
for P. VI.
Attaches. Contingent Expenses and
MIleage-Hart (Chairman) reported back
the resolution to appoint NJ. L. Dilling
ham Assistant Secretary of the Senate at
per diem of IS, with u recommendation
that it be adopted. Senator VOORHEES,
moved that the resolution be re-referred
TO the Committee on Retrenchment. The
motion was carried and it was so referred
The resolution providing that the Con-
trolIer be directed TO draw his warrant
for 500 in favor OF the Sergeant-at-Arms,
for services rendered, was tavorably re-
ported back, and WAS adopted.
That George Leon be appointed Assist
ant Secretary OF the Senate, at per diem
OF $S, was also favorably reported upon.
The report was adopted by vote of Ig
to 1.
The resolution appropriating Sl05 out
OF the Senate contingent fund 10 pay for
the services of the Second Infantry Band
n: the inaugural ball, was reported back
favorably and adopted.
Judiciary Chairman re-
ported back the following bills with the
recommendation that they do pass:
s. b. 10, relating 10 the compensation
OF attorneys; ). Is. 20, relative 10 the fees
OF court reporters and the misconduct of
judicial officers; ). Il. lJ5, relative TO Il
penalty for Public Administrators who
do not file reports; ). Is. lS2, relating To
the account with County Clerks: S. b,
lS3, relating to u report as 10 the condI-
ton OF estates: >. B. iS4, relating to let-
ters of administration; ). B. IS, relative
to certain action Wnen taxes have not
been paid; =. b. 257, relating 10 the crime
of enibezZlement; 5. b. 80, relating to
road poll tax; >. B. 81, defining how pri-
yate corporations may be formed 5. b.
81. relating to the authenticity of mar
riaoe: s. Is. 30, to amend Section i37 OF
the Code OF Civil Procedure; :. i. 40.
relating to election contests, and S. b. 35
relating to property sold at public auc-
ton.
Also. S. B. 9S, relating to the establish
ment OF high schools and providing FOL
their support was reported back with
the recon mendatioE that II be re-reterreC
to the Committee on Education and Pub
lie Morals.
MORE BILLS.
Bills were introduced and referred tC
committees, as follows:
BY Hart-Appropriating 81 ,34S to pay
the deficiency in the appropriation fol
arresting criminals in the State.-Claims
By Simpson-Relative to mortgages O.
personal property.
BY yEarl-Appropriating S5l5 to pay the
claim of II. w. Tayior.-Claims.
Relative to the government OF munich
pal corporations.-City City and County
and Township Governments.
Relative TO the crime of rape.-Ju
dicary.
By Hart-To regulate the practice o
pharmacy Hospitals.
BY Mathews-Rolative to granting fran
chises.- Corporations.
BY Smith-Authorizing the Treasure
OF State To appoint 81 clerk, at an annua
salary of $1,000. Judiciary.
By FlinI-Relating to the manner o
creating contraets.-Ju judiciary.