The record-union., 1895-02-11


The waters were troubled once more
on the attache question, Boothby pre-
Renting a resolution excusing attaches
from answering at roll-call in the morn
ing. The resolution was lost, and one
was offered providing that any member
bringing up the subject of the employ
ment or discharge of attaches hereafter
be docked days pay for the first offense
and two days pay for each subsequent
offense. 1t was referred to the Committee
on Rules.
The bills introduced so far number 723,
with more to follow.
The Judiciary Committee withstood the
temptation to go and see Alix and Fly
ing Jib on Friday, and in consequence
presented long report on Saturday.
SENATE.
At 1915 o'clock Saturday morning the
Senate met pursuant to adjournment,
with President pro tenn. Flint in the
chair.
The roll-call showed a quorum present.
Prayer was offered by the Chaplain,
Rev. G. A. Ottmann.
On motion of Senator Gleaves the read
ing OF the journal was dispensed with.
FISH COMMISSIONER.
a message was received from the Gov
ernor announcing that he had appointed
Henry |. Emeric of San Francisco Fish
Commissioner, subject TO the contirma-
tion of the Senate.
Senator Martin said he had Just re-
ceived word that Dutch Flat, his home,
was all covered UP, and white. AS it
was now a Republican town he wanted
To go up to see II it was a winding sheet
or only snow. The Senator was excused.
Senator Hart asked that 5. c. y. II,
which provides that municipal corpora
tions shall not be created by special laws,
but by the Legislature by general laws,
be re-reterred TO the CommlLtee on Con-
sututional Amendments. The constitu-
tional amendment had been reported adj
versely, but Senator Hart proposes to so
amend it that it may be returned with a
favorable report.
on motion of Senator Biggy, the sub
stitute for ). b. fl was ordered TO the
State Printer.
s. b. 276, was withdrawn from the file
ana referred to the Judiciary Committee.
On motion of Senator Wilmington, 5.
B. 53 was Withdrawn and ). b. POI was
substituted and referred to the Committee
on Hospitals.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Bills were introduced and referred TO
committees as follows:
By Burke-Relatiye to the duties of
Road Commissioners.-R and High
ways.
By Toner-For the protection of fish,
Fish and Game.
By Hoyt-To provide for the appoint
ment OF an electrician and fireman Tor the
State Capitol.-Public Buildings.
By Holloway - Relating to public
schools.-Education and Public Morals.
BY Burke-Relative to keeping the
public highways clear of thistles, etc.
Roads ami Highways.
By McGowan-Relating to parent and
child.-Judiciary.
message was received from the AS
sembly announcing that y. BIS. IS and SO
had passed that House.
BILL APPROVED.
A message was received from the Gov
ernor stating that y. B. 450, approprating
$4,000 to furnish the new ward OF the
ASYLUM at San Bernardino, had been
approved.
FIRST READING OF FILE.
The following bills were read the first
time and ordered placed on file for the
second reading:
a. b. l45, relative to the fees to be col
lected by the Clerk of the Supreme Court
of the State of California.
5. Il. 3I9, relative to the fees to be col
lected by the Clerk of the Supreme Court
of the State of California.
5. b. 40, relating TO the crime of rape,
s. b. 459, relating to the sale or furnish
ing of tobacco, or preparations OF tobacco,
to persons under 10 years of age
5. b. 209, TO repeal Section 337 of the
Penal Code.
s. b. 2T9, relating to making deeds to
property sold for taxes, giving notice
thereof, and directing the State Con-
troller TO act for the State.
5. B. 3S2, in relation to what papers
constitute Judgment roll.
a. b. 4, relative to the transfer of per-
sonal property.
5. b. 466 TO regulate the licensing and
powers of detectives within the bound
aries of the State of California.
5. B. l76, relating 10 parties to an action
to quiet title.
5. b. POS, for the creation of a commis-
sion for the promotion OF uniformity of
legislation in the United States.
). b. SS4, relating TO the solemnizing OF
marriage.
5. b. 3S5, in relation to costs when
tender is made before suit is brought.
s. B. 3S6, relative to the time of COM
mencing actions other than for the re-
covery OF real property.
). b. 3S1, relative 10 the fees to be COL
lected by the Secretary of State for services
rendered by him in his official capacity.
5. B. 40l, TO amend Section 6SI OF the
Code of Civil Procedure.
5. b. 40S, relating TO pledge,
S. b. 4l4, relating TO adoption.
:. Is. 453, relating to the fees of Notsries
Public, and the amendments thereto.
;. b. 425, relating TO the manner of ere
ating contracts.
5. Is. 45l, to authorize payment for
service rendered in county OF tenth class,
now in thirteenth class.
5. b. 455, relating to letters of admins
tration.
5. b. 66, relating to witnesses.
). B. l4o, TO prevent travelling on rail-
roads without payment of fare.
5. b. 147, TO prevent able-bodied per-
sons from banding together and obtain
ing subsistence by aims.
). b. S3S, relating TO the drawing of
grand juries.
S. b. SSl, to amend an act to establish
law libraries
5. b. 4o2, relating to the proof and re-
cording OF maps of real estate.
;. b. 4O9, relating TO certain words and
what they include.
5. B. 40, relating to certain terms de-
fined.