The record-union., 1895-02-02
taxation, reported back without recon-.


from taxation, that the committee has
prepared a substitute which is reported
oack with the recommendation that it be
adopted.
JudicIsry-McGowan Chairman. re-
ported back the following bills with a
leco coInnendatlon that they do not pass:
.. BIS 70, relating TO the property of de-
cedents; lbs, relating to the office of at
lorhey Tor the State Board of Health; 135,
ielatlng to the time and manner of assess
ing property; IA, to provide for the IN
hefitlng OF community property by mar
fled women; 159, relating to the power of
husband and wife over community prop
cry: Io3, relating to the form of acknowl-
eogment by married women; l65. relating
TO The execution of a grant of real prop
erty by married women; l67, relative to
the appointment of administrators, and
I6S, relating to the collection OF property
taxes.
Also that the following Senate bills do
pass as amended:
40, relating TO the borrowing of money
and issuance Of bonds by railroad COM
! panles; 53 relating to assignments for the
beneht or creditors; %, relating to fraud
uIent instruments and transfers; l25, re-
latlng to the qualifications of Notaries
Public; 146, relating to the confinement
and performance OF labor by criminals in
County Jails; I79, relating to the lien of
Judgments. and lS7, relating to the powers
OF attorney by married women.
Also that loo, relative to the eligibility
ot persons TO teach in the public schools,
and lO2, relating to the collection of as
sessments, do pass.
Also 100, relating to quieting title to real
property, was reported back without
recommendation.
,. Is. lU2, relative to irrigation districts,
was reported back and referred to the
committee on irrigation and Water
Rights, and 5. 3. l4Y, for the protection
OF miners. was reported back and re-
1erred to the Committee on Mines and
Drainage.
Clains-Frauck chairman reported
oack the following bills with recon-
mendatIonS that they do pass:
,. b. =, TO pay the claim of j. w.
| NlckoH; 100, to order the city of San
francisco to pay the claim of j. j. Con-
lon; ~, to pay the claim Of Sarah j..
wing; l62, to pay the claim OF &. J.
card; 303, TO pay the claim OF A. l.. w ood,
and 33l, to pay the claim Of j. r. Brough-
ton. The bills were all referred to the
FINANCE Committee.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
! Bills We're introduced and referred to
! Committees as follows:
BY SeawelI-Reguiating the hours OF
labor i'll sawnills, sAingle-mills and log
| ging camps.--Labor and Capital.
! By Aram-Relating to the election of
! county Oi1Icers.-Elections.
by t'lint-Relatiug to ocontracts.-Judic-
! iary.
by Seymour-To repeal the Act ap-
! pointing a Debris Commission.-Re-
! tTenchment.
Relating to the better discovery of as
sessable prOperty.-Judiciary.
Relating to common carriers.-Corpor-
atoms.
relating to Observation-Disclosures and
Public Morals.
by Earl--Relating to the sale of malt
liquors.
RelaLing 10 high schools. ls.-Education
and Public Morals.
BY hoyt-To pay the claim of Louise
Mendi.-Claims.
BY Frank-Relating to State Normal
ocAools.-Education and Public Morals.
by hart-Reiating 10 the duties and
! quaHIcauons OF State Printers.-State
Printing.
10 create the Sacramento Valley Drain
| age DIstrIct.-SWamp and Over flowed
! Lands.
FOR GOOD ROADS.
a concurrent resolution by Shine was
adopted, providing for the appointment
! OF a temporary commission OF two Sena-
| tors, TWO ASsembIymen and two civil en-
glneerS, one OF the latter to be selected by
the Senators appointed and one by the
AsSembIymen. 1t shall be the duty of
lhe commission to devise permanent
system OF highway improvement and re-
port to the Legislature by the last Satur-
day III the present month.
The commission is to serve without
compensation, aud three civil engineers,
AleSsrs. J. l.. Mande, II. l.. FairInin and
Otto Won Gelvern have already volun-
teered their services.
MORE BILLS.
BY Seymour-Providing for the build
ing Of a suspension bridge over the
klamath River in Del Norte County. -
River and HarDors
To provide for permanent employes in
cities.-LabOr and Capital
Relative 10 assessment, equalization and
collection Of taXes.-JudicIary.
Relative TO the duty of Assessors,-
judiciary.
Relative to the deposition of witnesses.
judiciary.
Relative to wilis.-Judiciarv.
Concerning appeals. judiciary.
n resolution by Senator Orr was
adopted, providing that when the Senate
adjourn, II do so until 2 p. N. next Mon
day.
APPROVED BY THE GOVERNOR.
= message was received from the Gov
ernor stating that ). b. 2S6, relating to
extending the time within which an y; act
IL TO be done, mad been approved by
him.
MESSAGES FROM THE ASSEMBLY.
Bills We're reported from the Assem- bly.
as passed by that body, and referred 10
committees as follows:
y. b. 49,, to provide for thu orCaniza-
ton OF lire insurance companies.-Cor-
pOrations.
a. 3. l49, relating to agricultural dis
tricts. Placed on file without reference.
a bill Was introduced by Wilmington
to provide for recording papers in pro-
bate proceediug.-Ju
At II O'Clock NJ. recess was taken until
= o'clock p. NJ.
Afternoon Session.
y bill was introduced by Senator Hol-
loway, to declare the Pelaiuma river nav
igable, between cerlain points. Ralerred