The record-union., 1895-01-23
SENATE.
clever work

The Senate met pursuant to adjourn
ment at ii A. NJ.
Roil-call showed quorum present.
Prayer was offered by the Chaplain,
Rev. q. A. Ottmann.
on motion OF Senator Simpson, the
reading of the journal was dispensed
with.
The following reports were handed in
by the Chairmen of Standing Commit
tees:
Agriculture-Shippee Chairman. That
:. Is, 24y, defining cruelty 10 animals and
providing punishment for .he same, and
y. B. 80, to create a special committee to
examine the revenue laws, are reported
back with recommendation that they
DO pass.
Hospitals-PedIar chairman. Re-
ported back :. b. l5 and =. b. 81, with
Recommendation that they do pass.
JudlcIary-McGowau chairman. Re-
ported back 5. B. 10. ). B. 20 and 5. b.
lSS, with the recommendation that they
do pass.
Inat ). B. Sc, providing for paying the
claim of ID. Joruan. for work on the State
Prison ut Folsom, was found regular and
reported back with the recommendation
that it be referred to the Committee on
Finance 1t was so ordered.
:. Is. 13 was reported back with the rec
ommendatiou that it do not pass.
:. b. Is, providing for an Italian inter-
prefer Tor the courts of counties and cities
of over 100000 inhabitants, was amended
and returned with a recommendation that
il DO pass.
SECOND READING.
s. =. -. to protect patients from extor-
ton by dishonest physicians and drug
glsJs, was read the second time and or
Gered placed on file Tor Its third reading.
COYOTE SCALPS,
The bill providing for the repeal OF the
bounty on coyote scalps was read the
third time.
Senator Martin protested against its
passage, and stated that the miner of the
past depended upon his chickens for his
present livelihood, and that many thou
sands of dollars in property had been
saved 10 his section of the country by the
bounty provision.
Senator Ford stated that a similar bill
had already passed the Assem- bly, and
that no final action should be taken until
that bill was reported to the Senate, when
il would be substituted Tor the one under
consideration.
\ motion to that effect was carried and
further consideration OF the bill was post
poned.
MORE ATTACHES.
Resolutions that II. Lorenson be an
pointed Messenger To the senate at a per
Ul0ln OF -, auu tllaL o. u. A. Leon be an
pointed Assistant secretary at a per diem
OF SS, were referred 10 the Committee on
Attaches.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Bills were introduced and referred to
committees as follows:
By EarI-kelatIng TO applications for
admission 10 the practice OF law.-Judi-
ciary.
Relating to the National Guard of Cali
fornla.-AIiAtary Affairs.
BY Hoyt-ReiatIye 10 the governing
body OF al incorporated ity.-Judiclary.
BY Fay-Relauug 10 Boards Of Election
Commissioners j judiciary.
70 abolish uniform system of pri-
mary electious.-Elections.
BY impson-Relating 10 road poll-tax.
Judiciary.
BY Withington-Approp the
sum of 500 10 pay the claim OF A. l..
Wood.-Claims.
BY Frauck-Relating to the response
bility of county Observation-Disclosures
BY Besrd-Relative To the assessment.
levy and collection of taxes.-City, CITY
and County and Township Government.
by Ford-To appoint Librarian for
the Supreme Court Judiciary.
BY MISUNDERSTANDING 10 the decision
OF the court on questions OF fact
Judiciary.
Relating TO the transfer of causes where
a Judge is qualitied.-Judiciary.
Relating to appeals from Judgment
Judiciary.
Relating to the changing the place of
triaI.-Judiciary.
Relating 10 new trials.-J judiciary.
Relating TO the preparation and settle
nent of bills of exception.
Relating 10 new triRls.-JudIciary
BY Bert-Relatiug 10 automatic ballot
machines. es.-Judiciarv.
By Langtord-Appropriating $751; for
repairing the Insane Asylum at Stock
tou.-Eiuauce.
To pay the deficiency for the support OF
inc Stockton Insane Asylum.-Finance.
By Mahoney-To establish the duties
ana compensation OF engineers. Labor
ana Capital.
BY Noorheis-Relating to sanitary dis
tricts.-JuGiciary.
Making an appropriation for the con-
ungent expenses OF the Senate.-Finance.
JOINT RESOLUTION.
Senator Gleaves introduced joint res
olution providing that our Senators be
instructed and oar Representatives in
Congress be requested 10 secure an ap-