The record-union., 1895-01-19

By Bulla-Relating to estates of de-
| ceased dpersons.-Judiciary.
Relating to guardianship of minors and
| lncompetents.-
Relating to the Bank Commissioners
| Banks ana Banking.
by DlXon-Empowerin the Harbor
! commissioners to institute condemna-
ton proceedings against certain property
| in San Francisco and extend their iuris-
! dlctlon over rsame.-Commerce and Navi-
cation.
Empowering Harbor Commissioners
10 transfer or exchange certain property
| in San Francisco.-Commerce and Nayi-
cation.
Empowering Harbor Commissioners
to lay out and improve certain property
IN san Francisco and have jurisdiction
Commerce and Navigation.
BY Johnson-Providing for chain
gangs.-Counties and County Govern
ment.
by Sanford-Relating to the apportion-
ment of school moneys for teachers.-
| Education.
BY Laird (by request)-Appropriat
Sl0O, for the repairing of Folsom State
Prlson and the consolidation of State
Prisons and transfer of convicts from San
Cluentn.-PublicB Buildings.
by Waymire-V esting in the Governor
the power to appoint persons and COM
missions. When power to appoint is not
specihed by the Constitution, appoint
ments to be during his pleasure, not to
exceed four years. judiciary.
Relating to the government Of munich
pal corporations Corporations.
by Cargill-Relating to the purchase of
toll-roads by counties. and
County Government.
By Iibbitts-Allowing Boards of Super
vlsors to divide county into mining
| dlStrlcts.-Mines and Mining
! BV Misunderstanding tn tho
debt by cities. etc.-Municipal Corpo ra-
! tions.
BY Freeman-Relating to making deeds
Tor property sold Tor taxes.-Judiciary.
by ReId-Relating to extending the
time within which an act is to be done
Judiciary.
By Mckelvey-Relating to Treasurers
ana their deputies in cities of 200, 900 in
habltants or over.-County and Town
| snip Governments.
CONCURRENT RESOLUTION.
Hatfield offered A. G. r. I9, proposing
an amendment to Section 3, Article X ri.
OF the Constitution, for the purpose of
limiting the liability of stock holders and
! nxlng the liability of directors and trus-
! tees. Referred to the Committee on Con-
stltutional Amendments.
RESOLUTIONS.
Resolutions were introduced and dis
posed of as follows:
| BY Bulla-AuthoriZin the Chairman
OF the Judiciary Committee to appoint a
stenographer at S. per day.-Referred to
the Committee on Attaches.
by EWlng-Relative to the appoint
meut OF special committee to oinyestigate
abuses existing in the Police Department
OF San Franclsco.-Laid over one day.
| by Notwithstanding the Superin-
tendent OF state Printing to print 40 ad-
qllional copies OF each days Journal
Laid over one day.
| By Spencer-That Waymire and Hat
field be appointed members of the Com
mittee on Election Laws.-Laid over one
| day.
The following were referred to the
Committee on Attaches:
BY IIbbltts-To take immediate action
on Locchls s resolution of yesterday, ap-
pointing Milton Berry File Clerk.
BY Observation-Disclosures Miss Ella
Wade Assistant Engrosslng Clerk.
BY Thomas-Appointing B. f. Mackall
Bill Filler.
By nkelspiel-Directing the Con-
troller to draw his warrant for the salary
OF Gus Hartman, Clerk of the Committee
on Rules, dating from January 9Th, at So
per diem.
By Bettman-Authorizing the Speaker
! to appoint a clerk to assist the Minute
| Clerk, at the same pay as the Minute
! Clerk receives.
By Hatfield - Directing the State
Printer to bind all bills introduced in the
Assembly, and appointing II. r. Nav law
Bill tller Tor the Assemblymen at a per
| diem OF So.
Nj. Brusie in the chair
| Laugenour offered resolution that the
State Printer be instructed and directed
! TO print for the use OF the members of the
| House 700 copies of the standing commit
tees as soon as announced by the Speake er
The resolution was amended so that the
list be printed In the book of standing
rules, and as so amended was adopted.
A resolution was offered by Reid and
adopted, providing that A. B. 29O presents
case OF urgency, and that the section of
the Constitution requiring that bill be
read on three several days in each house
be dispensed with and the bill read the
first, second and third time and placed
upon its final passage.
a motion by Cutter, that the Assembly
60 into Committee of the Whole to con-
| slider the bill, was agreed to.
The bill was considered in Committee of
the Whole, reported back, read first and
second times, and upon motion of Reid
was considered engrossed and sent to the
printer, and its consideration made a
special order of business for to-day's ses-
sion.
The bill provides for the appointment
of committee to consider the revision OF
| the revenue laws of the State.
REPORT ON ATTACHES
The report of the Committee on At
taches and Employees presented on Thurs
day was taken up.
Pendleton moved to dispense with the
reading, as 1t was printed IN the journal.
Spencer objected, as mem bers did not
realize W hat was in it.
Pendleton withdrew his motion, and
the report was read.
Waymire offered an amendment. strik-
ing out the name OF Il. ID. Hawkins. AS
sistant Bill Clerk, and inserting that OF
Mrs. Lou Porter Carpenter; and striking
out that OF L. L. Maloney, Doork OF
Gallery, and inserting that of Charles
Tyrrell.
Dodge stated that this was in accordance
with the wishes of the Alameda delega-
tion, which had been overlooked.
The amendment was adopted.
Bledsoe moved to amend by striking
out the names of Lee Fairchild for AS
sistant Enrolling Clerk, n. n. Cohn,
watchman at the State Library, and John
&. hotord, porter to Sergeant-at- Arms,
North moved that the report be recom-
mitted to the committee with instructions
TO investigate and report what attaches
were necessary, but the motion was not
seconded.
Bledsoe, Reid and Belshaw demanded
the ayes and noes.
The amendment was lost by Is ayes to
65 noes.
Bulla said that be noticed that the COM
pensation of Mrs. n. A. Cummings was
fixed at 81 in the report, while all the
other Assistant Engrossing Clerks re-
ceive So. He moved to make her COM
pensation So. Carried.
Belshaw moved to strike out five
names-for Janitor of the cIoakroom, two
Watchmen aud one Doorkeeper for the
gallery and Watchman for the State