The record-union., 1895-01-22

1Ive to investigate the alleged election
frauds perpetrated in the City of San
Francisco at the last election, was read
and referred to the Committee on Elec-
tIons.
REPORT OF COMMITTEES.
Senator Hart, Chairman of the Com
mittee on Attaches, Contingent Expen-
ses and Mileage, reported back fayorablv
the following resolutions, which were
adopted:
That $40 be appropriated out OF the Con-
tingent Fund to pay the Sergeant-at-
Arms for fixing a window back of the
Presidents desk.
That the sum Of SIS be appropriated to
pay Clarence MacklinItor six days serv-
ice as page of the Senate.
That James Colin be appointed Messen-
ger to the State Printer at a per diem of IS.
That S5O6 % be appropriated to buy
fOrty-five sets OF codes for the use of the
mem bers OF the Senate.
Senator Pedlar, Chairman of the Com
mittee on Hospitals, reported back favor
ably ). b. -, relative TO patients being
deirauded by dishonest druggists and
physicians.
REVENUE LAWS.
The Sergeant-at-Arms of the Assembly
reported that that body had appointed a
committee of three for a Joint confer
ence upon the inaugural ball.
Also, that a. b. 29O had passed the
House.
Senator Seawell offered a resolution
that the rules be suspended which re-
Quires bill to be read upon three sew
eral days and that the bill, as an emer-
gency measure, be read the first and Sec
ond time and placed upon its final pass
age. The bill was read the first and sec
ond time, when, on motion of Senator
Wilmington, its further consideration
was made a special order Of business Tor
5 o'clock Z. N. to-day. The bill provides
that a special committee be appointed to
investigate, inquire into aud report upon
the revenue laws OF the State.
MORE ATTACHES.
The following resolutions were offered
and referred TO the COMMITTEES on At
taches, Contingent Expenses aud Mile
age:
BY Nahoney-That J. W. Turner he
appointed Rear Porter of the Senate at
per diem OF 81.
By Linder-That II. +. Earl be an
at per diem of 81.
By McGowan-That J. c. Medlar be
appointed Assistant Minute Clerk at
per diem of IS.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
Thirty-eight new bills were introduced
and referred TO committees as follows:
By Gleaves-Relatiug to the National
lTnaru, ana DEONlulllS ILaI lDD IOTcG shall
not exceed seventy companies, OF which
there shall be one troop OF cavalry in
each brigade.-Military Affairs.
Relating TO the suppression of riots
and parading OF independent companies.
Judiciary.
Bv Earl-Relating to the selecting and
returning of jurors.
nv Mathews-Relative to holding ex-
hibitions in Southern California 10 be
known as the Southern California State
Fair.-Agricuiture.
Relating to limitations OF actions.-Ju-
dietary
Relating to limitations in proceedings.
Judiciary.
TO amend the Code of Civil Procedure
relative 10 the limitations OF actIons.-
Judiciary.
Relating to the homestead as subject to
execution.-Judiciary.
Relating to the selection of home
stead and the value thereof.-Judlciary.
Relating to executions after hve years.
Judiciary.
Regulating the compensation of prose-
cutting attorneys.-J
BY accommodating to attach
ments.-Judiciary
Appropriating $3.50 to pay the claim of
John Barry and William Connor.-
Claims.
BY Aram-To prevent fraudulent or
wash sales of goods sold on commission.
Agriculture.
Relating to the trial of criminal cases,
sither separately or jointly.-Judiciary.
BY Mahoney-To repeal an Act Great