The record-union., 1895-03-02
Afternoon Session.


a. B. 24S, by Bledsoe, regulating the
hours of labor in sawmilIs, shingle
mills, shakemiIls and logging camps,
being the special order, was taken up
and made the special order for o'clock
p. n. on Tuesday next.
The special file Of Assembly bills,
being the regular order, was taken up
and the following bills disposed Of
SPECIAL ASSEMBLY FILE.
4. B. l35, by Mckelvey, to amend an
Act to establish a Political Code relative
to the ices to be collected by the Secretary
OF state for services rendered by him in
his official capacity, was read the third |
time and passed by vote of IS to 0.
Il. B. 81, by Spencer, to amend Section
1883 OF the Code Of Civil Procedure, re-
latng to settlement of accounts of trus-
tees alter distribution of estates, and to
compensation OF trustees, was read the
third time and passed by a vote of % to .,
a. b. 552, by Glass, to authorize the
State Board OF Health to purchase and
manufacture diphtheria anti-toxine, and
TO appropriate $4,000 therefor, was read
the third time, a clerical error rectitied
and the bill ordered printed.
a. 3. II, by Dinkelspiel, to prescribe
conditions upon which certain insurance
associations known as Lloyds may be ad-
mi;ted 10 transact insurance business in
this state, was read the second time aud
ordered engrossed for the third reading.
!. B. 50s, to amend an Act TO provide
and regulate the manner OF receiving and
paying fees, commissions. percentages,
and other compensation Tor official sery-
ices in cities, and cities and counties, hav-
ing 4 population OF over 100, 0D0 inhabi-
tauts, was read the second Time and or
dered engrossed.
ISenator VOORHEES, in the chair
\. j. 2l3, by Pendleton, to amend Sec
10, f
mortgages OH personal property, was
read the third time and passed by d vote
OF @G to o.
\. B. rs, by Powers, to amend Section
954 Of the Code OF Civil Procedure, reIat-
ing TO dismissal of appeals. was read the
third time and passed by vote OF 30 to 0.
\. b. 81, By Guy, providing for changing
the fiscal year OF cities in this State operat-
ing under a charter framed under Section
8 Article AI., CT the Constitution, was
read the second time and ordered en-
crossed.
!. 3. 80, by Spencer, to amend Sec
ton 49, of the Code of Civil Procedure,
relating to answers. was read the second
time, amended, and ordered eugrosssed
y. j. X. II, committee substitute for
y. ). K. I, relative 10 IN appropriation by
Congress for the construction Of a deep
sea harDor for Los Angeles County, was
read and adopted by q vote OF - to o.
\. 3. 52J, to provide for fixing the COM
pensatiOn and reducing the number of
employees paid out OF appropriations
made by the State, or moneys that would
otherwise go TO the State, was, on motion
of Senator Gestort, Withdrawn from the
file and referred to the Committee on
Education and Public Morals.
\. y. J0I, by Wilkins, TO amend an Act
TO establish Political Code relative to
school teachers drawing money from
County Treasurers, was substituted for
). B 457, il being Identical, read the third
time and passed by q vote Of - To O.
3. j. X. 25, by Coleman, relative to re-
questing Congress 10 make an aDDropria-
ton for a free wagon road from Mono
Lake, Mono County, to Yosemite Valley,
Mariposa CCQnty, was read and adopted
by vote of = To Q.
The following bills were read the first
time and ordered on file for the second
reading:
~ 3. III, by Dodge. to amend Section
20 OF the Code OF Civil Procedure, to pro-
vide for the making of deeds on lorecos-
ure of mortgages.
\. b. 40, by committee. TO amend Sec
ton 1859 OF tho Political Code of the State
OF California, In relation TO the quaiitica-
tions and disabilities OF electors.
y. Z. X. II, by Phelps, relative to the
distribution of the Resources OF Califor-
nia' by HE State Board OF Trade. was
read and adopted by vote OF - TO D.
a. J. Il, II, by Phelps, relative to the
control of The maritime quarantine service
/ Mt the port OF San Francisco, was adopted
! by vote OF - TO ).
! President pro%em. Flint in the chair
a. j. Il. II, by Hatfield, relative to the
/ national conventions, was adopted by
/ vote OF p to o.
\. !. X. is, by Dink elspiel, relative to
/ the proposed Pacific cable, was adopted
! by a vote of 26 to 0.
:. c. X. II, by Barker, relative to a
/ special committee on constitutional
amendments, relating TO revenue and
/ taxation, was adopted by a vote of u
TO o.
a. Z. a. =, by Mckelvey, to propose
/ to the people OF the State OF California an
( amenument 10 the Constitution of the
/ state OF California, amending Section II
/ Of Article Nil, thereof. relative TO rev
enues and taxation, and the collection of
/ the State po!l-taN was, in accordance
with the resolution just adopted. win
drawn from the file ana referred TO the
/ Special Committee on Constitutional
/ Amendments.
\. b. 6oI. by the Committee on County
! and Township Government to establish
the fees of county, township and other
officers and jurors and witnesses in. this
State, was read the second time. An
amendment offered by senator VOORHEES,
/ providing that jurors IN Justices Courts
shalt be allowed ices for their services
caused considerable opposition, and was
lost by viva voce vote. On motion of
Senator Wilmington the further con.id-
Grafton of the bill was made the special
order for this morning.
GENERAL APPROPRIATION BILL.
The general appropriation bill having
been returned from the printer, was read
the third time.
/ Senator Orr offered an amendment in
creasing the appropriation for contingent
and travelling expenses of the Superin-