The record-union., 1895-02-01


lar order, to the chagrin of member who
was otherwise engaged.
There was also quite debate on Llew-
elIyn's bill relating to powers of husband
and wife over community property,
which was passed.
The Assembly is besieged by woman
suffrage advocates daily, who give the
members no peace, and the probability is
that they will rush Spencer's bill through
to get rid of the female lobbyists, know
ing well that the bill is unconstitutional.
SENATE.
The Senate met at II o'clock yesterday
morning, with President pro tenn. Flint
in the chair.
The rolI-cali showed q quorum present.
Prayer was offered by the Chaplain,
Rev. q. y. Ottmann.
On motion OF Senator Gleaves the read
ing OF the journal was dispensed with.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES.
The following reports were handed in
by Chairmen OF their respective COM
mittees:
y l.
Aiileage-Hart Chairman reported Dack
the resolution that S6l be appropriated
from the contingent fund OF the Senate
for furnishing the jauitOrs' ana clerks
room, with the recommendation that II be
adopted. Ii was adopted accordingly.
swamp and Overnowed Lands-Hoyt
chairman reported back the following
bills favorable to passage:
=. B. 243. to promote the protection of
cities and towns from overflow by water,
and s. 3. SO, relating 10 the election OF
trustees OF reclamation districts.
Cor9Urations-Orr Chairman reported
back ). B. 10, prescribing conditions upon
which certain Insurance associations,
known as LlOyds, may be admitted 10
transact insurance business in the State,
with favorable recommendation.
Also that the following bills do pass as
amended:
). b. Il, prescribing conditions upon
which certain foreign insurance compan-
les shall transact business Ill the State; >.
l.. u prescribing the duties Of the AttOr-
General and Insurance Commission
ers in regard 10 the admission OF insur-
ance companies TO DO business in the
State, anu ). B. 45S, relating to the forma-
ton OF agricultural associations.
Also, ;. Is. l3. to provide lor the investi-
cation OF tire Insurance departments
that il DO not pass.
civ. City and County and Township
GoverumeutS-Slmps chairman re-
ported back >. Is. -. amending an Act
providing for the organization OF munich
Lal governments, 90 pass.
Also, :. B.'s 4, relating TO street i'm
provemeut bonds. and ~, relative to the
organization OF municipal governments,
do pass Is amended.
Also, ). b. 4I5 relating to the govern
meat Of municipal corporations, that it
Go not pass.
Banks and Banking -Denison Chair
man reported back ). B. Io3, TO prohibit
any officer or employe OF savings banks
from holding any office in National or
State banks, with a recommendation that
u do not pass.
Judiciary - MCGOWAN chairman re-
ported back the following bills with the
Recommendations given.
=. IS. Isl, relating 10 the erection of
State Hospitals, Referred to the Com
miitee on Public Buildings Other Than
Prison Buildings.
Also, >. Is. 3Js, authorizing the South
ern California Insane Asylum 10 convey
certain water rights. Referred 10 the
Committee on Hospitals
Also, :. b. 3D., relating to road poll
taxes, without recommendation.
Also >. B. o5-, relating TO leases of arri-
cultural land, and =. B. 400, regulating
publications by state officers ana COM
miss.oners, do pass.
Also >. B.'s i54. relating to a power of
sale IN mortgage; l55, relating to VEN
Gors liens; iai, relating TO the record iufr
OF conyeyances; los, relating 10 tie con-
nTmation o. sales made without order of
court; 800, relating 10 the Librarian of
tao Supreme court; ana $50, relating to
the declaration OF homestead and the
rights arising thererom, 90 pass as
amended.
Labor and Capital-Houoway CHAIR
IIau) reported nack ). Is. rs, relative to
corporations doing business in the State
with favorable recommendation,
Also =. b. 81, relating 10 the crime of
embeZzlement, 10 pass as amended.
BILLS FROM THE ASSEMBLY.
Bills were received from the Assem-, blv.
and referreu 10 committees as follows.
\. b. Il, relating 10 limitations OF ac-
tions.-JudiciaTy.
\. b. 70, relating TO time allowed to
begin WORK on public contracts-ordered
on nle without reference; y. =. -, re-
latug TO mortgages 2nd deeds-JudiCiary:
and y. B. IL, relating TO the right OF the
heirs of deceased persons - draw any
deposits from savings banks.-J judiciary.
INTRODUCTION Of Bills.
Bills were introduced and referred to
committees as follows:
BY Seawen-Io provide for the com
Pensation of the Chiefs and Captains OF
Police in cities of the third ana fourth
class. judiciary.
by Seymour-Appropria.ing s, ,00e to
pay the claim OF George Mi.lor.-Cla!ms.
Appropriatlng S5a,UJ0 Tor The reliet OF
Mrs. AddIe McGinnis.-Cl
Appropriating Sl69,090 10 establish a
eordage factory &t the Folsom State
frlson.-State Prisons.
By Noorheis-Re!atiye to substitute
jnrors.-Judiciary
40 provide for greater security OF pas
eengers travelling upon STAGE coaches