The record-union., 1895-02-08

civil actions.-J
Relating 10 manner of commencing ac-
tions in Justices Courts.-Judiciary.
BY Powers (by request)-Providiug for
clerks and copyists to County Clerk in
cities of over 100000 inhabitants.-San
francisco Delegation.
By Beishaw-To regulate the sale of in
toxicating liquors and wines.-Public
Morals
/ By Llewellyn-Relating to Justices
Courts.
By Hubar-Amending Sections 3O7,
5lZ aud 3l4 OF the Civil Code Corpora
tions.
By Kelsey-To pay deficiency for heat
ing and ventilation in San Jose Normal
School.-Public Buildings aud Grounds.
by Waymire-Relating to errors on
the assessment roll judiciary.
by Pendleton-To create State Board
OF Charities and Corrections ublic
Morals.
BY Brusie-Appropriating money TO
pay claim of State Agricultural Society.
Ways and Means.
by Coleman-Appointing the Surveyor
General locating agent in the United
States Land Otfice.-Public Parks.
by Dlndke!splel-To pay claim of Philip
Bauer.-Claims.
by Lynch-Authorizing the Treasurer
OF any county or city and county to re-
celVe and dlsburse certain moneys
County and Township Governments.
Amending Section 1928 OF the Code of
civil Procedure. e.-Corporations.
For erection and management of a State
Hospital for the Insane in Southern Cali
Iornla.-State Hospitals and Asylums.
10 legallze certain acknowledgements
Judiciary.
By Brusie-Providing for payment of
deuclency of State Agricultural Society,
Ways and Means.
JOINT RESOLUTIONS.
Joint resolutions were offered and dis
posed OF as follows:
by Merrl!l-Relatiye to the EMPLOY
ment of the prisoners at Folsom State
Prlson. Referred to Committee on State
Prisons.
by nkelspiel-Requesting our Repre-
sentatlves and instructing our Senators
10 use their united efforts to secure the
laying OF the Pacific cable between the
Ohlted states and the Repu bile of Hawaii
Dy the Government. Referred to the
committee on Federal Relations.
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS.
Constitutional amendments were offered
and disposed OF as follows:
by Cutter-Io amend Section of Arti-
Gle Al. Referred TO Committee on Con-
stltutional Amendments.
by Bledsoe-To amend Section l of
Article w., relative TO legislation. Re-
-~A-SNN ~ SOL4L4AlNtSS On CONSTITUTIONAL
Amendments.
BY Bledsoe-To amend Section of
Artlcle ANIl1., relative to amendments.
helerred to Committee on Constitutional
Amendments.
by Bledsoa-To amend Article ", by
inserting Section II, relating to legisla-
ton. Referred to Committee on C6nsti-
tuuonal Amendments
Spencer asked that a uunber of guealZ
efs Ia the woman suffrage movement be
allowed the use OF the Assembly Chamber
lof friday evening, in order to answer
speeches made on the floor of the House
during the debate on his bill,
Reld objected.
Dixon moved that thew he allo,ro5 -, n
use OF the chamber.
Inc ayes and noes were called for. and
Dlxon's motion was carried bv vote of
o2 ayes to 8 noes.
a LITTLE BREEZE.
Laugenour called up his resolution that
Chalrmen OF committees should ren0rt
the number of days in which clerks of
their committees had worked. If his
resolution had been adopted some time
ago II would have saved the State a large
amount of money. He read long list of
the number OF meetings held by various
committees.
Inc resolution raised breeze imme-
dlately. A number of Chairmen stated
tAaI theif committees had met more times
than the list had stated, and Cutter asked
now many times the Democratic mi
norlty, which had been allowed a clerk.
had met.
Laugenour said it had met at least twenty
times, and, as murmur of incredulitv
ran round the room, he said that the
clerk OF the committee could certify to
the fact.
Gutter, persisting in his cross-examina-
tlon, asked where the minority met, and
Laugenour answered, ION the curb
stone"
Dixon, in the course OF his remarks
spoke Of the minority meeting i'm the
well" and Laugenour asked that his
words be taken down.
Dlnkelspiel moved that the matter be
indefinitely postponed, and the motion
was carried.
At 1920 P. NJ, on motion of Bootbbv.
the Assembly adjourned till 9:3O A. NJ. to,
day.