The record-union., 1895-01-22
ing the office of Attorney for the State


elevator attendants salary for tho last
1our months of the forty-sixth fiscal
year.-Einance.
misunderstanding to loyal holidays
and on-judicial s.-Judiciary.
Relating to legal holidays and nom
judicial days, by amending the Code of
civil Procedure Judiciary.
By Hart rt-Authorizing tho purchase of
portraits OF eX-Governors McDougal and
Booth, and appropriating for such pur-
pose the sum to be named by the State
Board of EXaminerS.-Public Buildings.
By Withington-To repeal certain Sec
tians of the Civil Code.-Judiciary.
Relating to the certificate signed by
collectors. Judiciary.
TO provide for the levy and collection
Of taxes by municipal corporations.-
Judiciary.
Relative to the publication ofdelinquent
tax lists.-J judiciary.
Relating to property sold for delinquent
taXes.--Judiciary.
BY Smith-Appropriating $500 to pay
the salary of elevator attendant at the
state Capitol.-Finance.
BY iugton-Relating to legal holi-
days judiciary.
By Orr-Appropriating Sl21 so to pay
the claim of Il. j. Brought tou.-Claims.
By Orr-Relating to leasing or granting
land for agricultural purposes
ciary.
Relating to indictments for otienses
triable in Justice or Police Courts.-Judi-
ciary.
By Withington-To punish the crime
of open and notorious cohabitation or
adultery
Relating to assessment and taXatiOn.-
Judiciary.
By McAllister-To establish tax Oh
collateral inheritances.-Ju judiciary.
II.
Boards of peryisors.-Judicary.
By Bert-Fixing the penalty for va
grants.-Judiciary
Providing oil physicians by Coroners in
counties Of the tirst-cIass judiciary.
BY Gestord-Relating to duties and COM
pensatiou oil clerks OF school Districts
Judiciary.
Relating to mortgage and personal
property judiciary.
Providing Tor payment of taxes by in
Surance companies. S.-COrpOratIOns.
By WithingtOn-TO provide for chang
ing the fiscal year in cities undera special
charter.-Judiciary.
By Orr-Relating to Oftenses triable in
Justices Courts judiciary.
Relating to the manner of commencing
actions in Justices or Police Courts.-Ju-
dietary.
Relating to presentments by Grand
Jury judiciary.
BY PedIar-Directing the State Board
of Examiners to make an inventory OF
all State property and keep a record Of
the same.-JUdIciary.
By Ford Relating to appeals to the
Supreme Court.-Judciary.
By mpson-Relative to the drawing
Of Grand Juries.-Judiciary.
Relative 10 waiver OF trial by jury
Judiciary.
Relative to challenge of Grand Jurors.
j Judiciary.
Relative to the punishment for injury
TO railroad property or wrecking or rob-
piug railroad trains.-J judiciary.
Relative TO the manner OF making COM
plant to magistrate of the commission
OF a public otfenSe.-Judiciary.
Relative TO the form of judgment
against defendant in cases where fine
and Imprisonment are directed. -Judic-
larry.
BY Langford-ReIating to the election
Of trustees to reclamation DISTRICTS
Swamp and Overlooked Lands.
BY Elint-Reiative to Tax Collectors
and their dutieS.-JudicIary.
Relating TO the public schOols.-Judic-
iary.
The total number Of bills introduced in
the Senate to date is 3i6.
CONSTITUTIONAL AMEN DMENTs.
Two proposed constitutional amend
mentS were introduced by Senator FAY:
the first TO amend Article XII, provides
that it shall be competent III all cities
having charters under Section OF
Article Nj. to provide:
l. For the constitution, regulation,
government and jurisdiction OF Police
Courts and for the manner and terms
which the Judges of such courts shall be
elected and for the compensation of said
Judges, their clerks and attaches.
:. For the manner, time and term for
which the members of the Board Of Edu-
cation shall pe appointed or elected and
their number.
). For the manner, time and term the
members OF the Boards of Police Com
missloners shall be elected or appointed,
and for the government Of the same.
The second proposed amendment re-
lates to the Incorporation or cities and
amends Section 6, Article Nj of the
Constitution, providing that the Legisla-
ture shall provide by general law for the
Incorporation, organization and claSsiti-
cation Of cities ana towns in proportion
to their population, and that corporations
for municipal purposes shall only be
formed by and under such general law.
Cities and towns before organized NAV
be reOrgauiZed under such general la w if
a majority Of electors so wish.
INAUGURAL BALL.
The hour for the special order Of busi-
ness having arrived the inaugural ball
resolutions, presented last Friday by
Senator MahOney, were taken up, and
provoked quite an animated discussion.
Or. Martin, Senator from Placer, led off
with one OF his usual speeches.
Senator Martin said that he was oD-
posed to tearing up everything in the
Capitol building for the purpose Of hold
ing an inaugural ball. He thought the
bail should be held IN the Pavilion.
Senator Ford thought the sentiment OF
the Senators was that the ball should be
held in the Capitol. He did not oppose
the resolution, but called attention TO The
fact that the law stated that ballot should
be taken on each successive day until
United States Senator be elected He
thought that an election would be secured
before that time. but in case it w8s not
il would be in strict contradiction TO the
Federal laws TO fail to take vote each
day.
The Senator then offered an amend
men to the original resolution, providing
that the Senate on next Friday adjourn
until the Tuesday following. provided n
L nited states Senator had been elected
prior to that time. AN election had not
occurred, that the body meet for the pur-
pose of balioting for Senator and for the
transaction of no other business.
The amendment was adopted, and then
the resolution as amended.
MADE 4 SPECIAL. ORDER.
Senator Orr, who voted TOR the adoption
of the resolution, gave notice that he
should move to reconsider, and moved
that the further consideration of the
resolution be made a special order for
Wednesday at p. VI.
Senator Seawell moved as an amend
ment that 3 O'Clock to-day be named as
the time for further consideration, as the
Pavilion would need some repairS If tho
ball was to be held there
Senator Orr considered it settled that
the ball should be held in the Capitol
hnilding. and Senator SeaWell withdrau