The record-union., 1895-02-07

! Inc Senate reaSsem bled at 2 o'clock p NJ
Senator Hart, for the Committee on
Attaches, reported back favorably the
resolution to allow the Sub Committee
| on Prison and Prison Buildings, recently
| returned from tour of inspection in the
southern part OF the State, the sum of
Soo2 40 for mileage. The report was ac-
cepted and the resolution adopted.
EXEMPTIONS FROM TAXATION.
5. G. a. 49, proposing to the people an
amendment to Section l of Article XIII.
OF the Constitution, relative to exemp-
tlons from taxation, and which provides
that household goods under the value of
500, fruit trees under four years of age
and grape vines in vineyard form under
two years, be exempted, was adopted by
unanimous vote.
THIRD READING OF BILLS.
The following billss were read the
third time and disposed OF as follows:
5. 3. IS, to amend an Act authorizing
the appointment OF an interpreter of the
Italian language and dialects in criminal
proceedings III cities, and cities and coun-
ties Of 100000 Inhabitants, passed by a
unanimous vote.
5. b. 10, authorizing the Judges of the
Superior Court In all counties, and cities
and countles having population of 20O,-
QUO inhabitants and over, to appointa Sec
retary, and provides that private clerk
be appointed for the twelve Judges of san
Francisco, was read. Considere bic oDpo-
sition to the bill was offered, and Senator
MahOney moved to refer it to the San
Francisco delegation and that it retain
its place on file. The motion was carried
by a vote Of l9 to ii.
:. B. L., defining grand larceny. Passed
by vote OF 81 too.
S. b. !, relating to the dismissal of civil
actions. passed by vote of "a too.
s. 3. 81, relating to the commitment of
insane persons, and providing that no in
sane woman snalI De taken to an asylum
unless attended by some woman or rela.
tive, was passed by vote of Y too.
S. b. 249, defining cruelty to animals
and provldins for its punishment, was re-
terred TO the Judiciary Committee to re
tain It's place on lille.
). B. 226, to provide for the appoint
ment and election OF one additional judge
for the County of HUNK boIdt, was passed
by vote of 2S to 0.
S. B. 2O7, to regulate the sale of milk.
was passed by vote of 27 to l. The bill
prohibits the sale OF skim milk unless the
TACT is advertised.
[Senator Orr in the chair
). B. 30, to amend an Act to establish
a tax on collateral inheritances, be0uests
and devices, to provide for its collection
and to direct the disposition of the Dro-
ceeds. was passed by a vote of 81 to 0.
5. b. 10, relating to salaries of JUDGES
OF Superior Courts, was amended to IN
clude the county OF Siskiyou, and or
dered TO the printer to retain its place on
file.
5. B. 22S, relating to articles of incor-
poration, and providing that clerks of
courts be allowed to certify to comics of
articles OF incorporation when such
copies are to be used as evidence III
court was passed by a vote of - too.
rSir4 iTgr to Z
the County Clerk as TO the disbursement
of money and property of estates, was
passed by vote Of 81 TO 0.
). b. 30, relating to a penalty for Pub
lie Administrators who do not file reports
of estates in their charge, was passed by
vote Of 80 10 o.
5. Is. 20, relative 20 the fees of Court
Reporters and the misconduct of judicial
officers, and providing that any such
officer or reporter who shall charge ex-
tortionate fees or give any part of his SAL
ary Tor an election to such Office shall be
guilty OF misdemeanor, was passed by
vote of 80 to D.
[Senator Flint in the chair
CIGARETTE BILL PASSED.
S. B. 90, relating to the manufacture,
sale, or other disposition of cigarettes.
and which provides that any person who
manufactures. sells, gives away or other
wise disposes OF cigarettes shall be guilty
OF misdsmeanor. was passed by vote
OF 81 to 0.
S. b. 2}c, relating to the consolidation
of colleges and institutions of higher ed
ucation, passed by vote Of 30 to 0.
>. Is. lS3, relating to a report as to the
condition OF an estate, and providing that
Public Administrators shall twice year
publish, under oath, the condition of the
estates in his hands, was passed on file in
order to give the author, Senator Simpson,
turther time to examine it, he having in
troduced it by request.
5. b. l96, regarding the adoption of
children, and making provisions where
by an abandoned child may be adopted,
was passed by a vote Of 80 10 0.
Senator McGowan gave notice that he
would to-day offer resolution to amend
the rules fixing the hour of recess at II
NJ. instead OF 1870 p. NJ
AT 300 P. NJ. the Senate adjourned, to
meet at 10 o'clock this morning.