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been improperly reported, and ex-
pressed their determination to vote for
it.
The bill was read the third time and
passed by a vote of II TO 3-Title ap-
proved
S. B. 80, by Stratton. being an Ace
for the protection of the Antwerp mes
senger, or homing pigeon. was read the
third time and passed by a vote of -
To o.-Title approved.
S. B. 11S, by Stratton, to add a new
section to the Code of Civil Procedure
relating to the voluntary dissolution of
corporations, was read the third time
and passed by a vote of 22 TO 0-title
approved.
S. b. 33, by VOORHEES,, to amend Sec
ton 3SS of the Civil Code, relative to
the sale Of a franchise to collect tolls.
was read the third time. The author
explained that the only change in the
present law made by the bill was by
inserting the word company" the
present law alluding only TO corpora
tions. The bill was passed by a vote of
- to 0-title approved
S. B. 216, by VOORHEES,. amending Sec
rate of toll to be posted at toll gates.
was read the third time and passed by
a vote of 30 to 0-title approved.
BILL WITHDRAWN.
Braunhart asked and received per-
mission to withdraw S. B. 100, relating
to Public Administrators
VOORHEES, requested that the sub-com-
on rira ho
order to visit the Preston Industrial
School at lone. The request was grant
ed.
ASPHALTUM BUSINESS.
Jones for the Committee on Enroll
ment reported that S. j. r. S, petition
ing Congress to place an adequate tar
if on asphaltum, had been correctly en-
rolled, with the exception that it did
not bear the signature of the Governors S
Private Secretary, E. d. McCabe. Sec
retary McCabe, the report continued,
had refused to sign the resolution for
the reason that Governor Budd con-
tended that no. official communica-
ton could be held between the Secre-
tary of the Senate, and members of
Congress.
Androus, author of the resolution,
wanted to know why the Governor
should select the resolution in ques-
ton, after he had sanctioned forward
ing seven other resolutions, through
the Secretary of the Senate No answer
coming to the question, Androus moved
that the resolution be forwarded re-
gardles5 of the action of the Governor.
President pro tenn. Flint, who was
in the chair, settled the question by re-
ferring the report of the Committee on
Enrolment to the Committee on FEEDER
al Relations.
GENERAL FILE CONTINUED.
S. B. 334. by Gillette, relating to Gem
etery corporations, was read the third
time and passed by vote of - to o.
title approved.
S. 3. 1S9, by Braunhart, to amend
Sections 566 and 641 of an Act to estab-
lish a Code of Civil Procedure, in rela-
ton to receivers and referees, was read
the third time and passed by a vote of
% to O-title approved
S. B. 1S6, by Braunhart, empower
ing the Board of Harbor Commission
erS to grant, exchange or transfer Ger
tain property east of the westerly line
of East street, as delineated and To-
Gated upon the ground, between Clay
street and Market street in San Fran
cisco, to or with the owners of certain
property on the triangular corner COM
mon to Market, Sacramento and East
streets, was read the third time and
passed by a vote of 26 to 0-title ap-
proved.
S. B. 500, by Shippee, to amend Sec
tfon 1913 Of the Civil Code relative to
the recording of conveyances, was read
the third time and passed by vote of
% to 0-title approved.
At 3:45 o'clock, on motion of Bulla,
the Senate adjourned to 10 o'clock this
morning