The record-union., 1897-01-27

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| lating to expense of bonds by admins
! traitors; S. B. 332, in relation to parties
prohibited from testifying; S. B. 14l,
relating to attachments; S. B. 142. re-
| lating to executions; S. B. 14S, relating
to appointment of phonograhic report
ers by the Supreme Court; S. B. 100,
relating to the probate of foreign wills,
and adversely on S. B. 14o, relating 10
errors and defects and reversals of
| Judgments and orders.
| The report was adopted.
| Shippee, for the Committee on Hor-
| ticulture, Viniculture and Viticulture,
reported favorably on S. B. 25S, appro-
| priating So. 600 to send an expert 10
Australia to collect and import to this
| State parasites and predacious insects
| and recommending that it be referred
to the Finance Committee; also favor
| ably on S. b. 310 for the protection of
the Antwerp messenger or homing
| pigeon; also favorably on S. b. 209.
| appropriating money for the State
| Board of Horticulture, and that it be
referred to the Finance Committee.
! Holloway, for the Committee on At
| taches, reported favorably on Senator
| Withington's resolution for the pay of
the Committee on Legislative Business
appointed by the Legislature at the last
session, amounting to $1,976 81.
Adopted.
| 1t also reported favorably on the res
olution for the payment of telegraphing
resolutions to the Senators at Washing
ton on January 9th, S2S 46. Adopted.
| Denison for the special committee
| appointed to visit the Mendocino Asy-
| lum, Home for Feeble Minded, Veterans
Home at Yountville and Napa Asylum
reported a resolution for payment of it's
expenses, $192 The report was re-
| ferred to the Committee on Attaches and
Contingent Expenses.
| Dickinson, for the Committee on Cor
porations, reported favorably on S. b.
| 49, to add Section 1884 to the Code of
| Civil Procedure; S. 3. 21J, relative to
sale of franchise to collect tolls; S. B.
2I6, relative to rates of toll to be posted
at gates; s. B. 334, relating to cemetery
corporations.
| Mahoney, for the San Francisco Dele
cation, reported favorably on S. B. 80, to
| reduce rates of fares on street railways;
S. B. 56, making appropriation for pur-
| CIldSt VI ttuIllOlldl ldHu lOl Tie L oiSOlii
| Prison and that it be referred to the
Committee on Finance.
| Jones, for the Committee on Engross
ment, reported S. B. 155, for the crea
| tion of a commission for the promotion
| of uniformity of legislation in the
United States and to appropriate money
for it's expenses, correctly engrossed
ASSEMBLY MESSAGES.
| Messages from the Assembly were re-
ceived stating that it had passed A. b.
| 9S, relating to administration of es-
| tates of deceased persons, and A. 3. 80,
regulating the mode of operating mines
where blasting is being done; A. B. 134,
relating to the office of Commissioner of
Public Works: A. B. 412, amending
Section $50 of the Code of Civil Proceed
ure; A. b. 414, amending Section 339 of
| the Code of Civil Procedure; also,
adopted S. J. r. 10, relative to foreign
| immigration and proper restriction
thereof and S. ]. r. II, requesting Con-
gress to impose a tariff on foreign fresh
| table grapes; also, that it had passed
| A. 3. 261, for the appointment of Com
missioner to represent the State at the
| Central American Exhibition in Guate-
| mala.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
clause concerning insurance companies.
| I-Corporations.
By Bert-Relating to fire departments
of municipalities Of the first -class.-San
Francisco Delegation.
| BY Bert-Relating to the San Fran
cisco Pound-San Francisco Delegation.
By Bert-Relating to the retaliatory
By Bert-To provide for the investiga-
tion Of fires by the Insurance Depart
ment-Corporations
By Bert-Prescribing the duty Of the
Attorney General and Insurance Com
missioner in regard to admission of in
surance corporations.-Cor
By Bert-Relating to labor and ma
terial on public buildings-Labor and
Capital.
By Morehouse-In relation to insur
ance.-Corporations.
BY MISUNDERSTANDING to the ap
pointment of special administrators
Judiciary.
By Misunderstanding to irrigation
districts.-Irrigation.
By Androus-To establish a State
Lunacy Commission.-State Hospitals.
BY Dickinson-To provide for making
a map of the counties of the State.-Fi
nance.
By Dickinson-Relating to the sale
and redemption of property.-Judiciary.
By Hall-To stablish a free market
in San Francisco.-San Francisco Dele
cation.
BY Hall-Relating to the management
of the Industrial Home for Adult Blind.
Public Buildings.
BY Pedlar-Relating to the ownership
and disposition of property of savings
and loan corporations.-Cor
BY Jones-For correcting assessments
of property.-City, City and County
and Township Governments.
BY CONSULTATIVE to County Treas
urers loaning public money or making
general deposits-City, City and County
and Township Governments.
BY Stratton-Rela.tive to County, City
and City and County Boards of Elec-
ion Commissioners-Elec
BY Doty-To provide for the construc-
tion of a State highway or wagon road
from Sacramento to Folsom and appINo-
priating $4,000 therefor.
BY Doty-Relating to the exemption
of F'iremen's Relief Fund-Cfty, City and
County and Township Governments.
BY Chapman-Relating to fencing the
right of way of railroad corporations
Corporations
By Voorheis-Providing for locating
and relocating claims and mill sites on
the public domainr-Mines and Mining.
BY Flint-Relating to form of bonds,
when payable-Elducation-
BY Stratton-Providing for sale of
r,aill,oad and other franchises in munich