The record-union., 1897-03-10

pervisors. The other provides that all
plats and maps used by the County As
SCISSOR shall be made by the County
Surveyor
The Engrossment Committee report
ed 499, 873 and 619 properly engrossed.
APPROVED AND SIGNED.
A message from the Governor an
nounced that hehad approved and sign
ed the following Assembly bills;
Bridgford's II, amending the Civil
Code respecting the mortgaging of per-
sonal property.
Treacy's II, fixing the minimum rate
of compensation for labor on public
works.
Soward's 26, relating to town lands.
Foreman's II, amending the Political
Code relating to the powers of Judges
of Police Courts to call in Justices of
the Peace to act in their stead
Harris 113, repeating a section of the
Political Code relative to the transia-
ton of the laws into Spanish.
Chynoweth's 255, amending the Mu-
nicipal Incorporation Act.
Arthur North's 452, relating to fish
and game.
420, amending Code of Civil Proce-
dure
454 amending the Act for the fur
ther protection of stockholders in min
ing companies.
Belshaw's 536, to authorize the Board
of Fish Commissioners to sell the Bat
tie Greek Hatchery.
Arthur North's 607, for the disincor-
poration of High School Districts.
Sowards 169, validating mining rec
ords.
The House took recess until . D. m.
DISPENSED WITH JOINT RULES.
Cutter offered A. c. r. II, in line with
the report of the Joint Conference
Committee, providing that Joint Rules
40, ~ and ~ he dispensed with for the
remainder of the session. Adopted and
transmitted at once to the Senate
SENATE MESSAGES.
1t was announced from the Senate
that it had amended and passed A. +. s
461 and 462, amending Code of Civil
Procedure, and 40, relating to estrays.
The Assembly concurred in the Senate
amendments and the bills were order
ed to enrolment
A. b. 22, amending the Act to provide
system of street Improvement bonds,
was amended and passed by the SEN
ate. The amendments were concurred
in and the bill ordered to enrolment
Cutters 916, providing for the organ
ization and government of drainage
districts, and A. B. $40, prescribing the
manner of locating mining claims. were
reported passed and were ordered en-
rolled
The Senate bills announced as pass
ed were disposed of as follows:
49o, relating TO retaliatory clause con-
corning insurance companies, read the
first time and referred to the Commit
tee on Corporations.
). b. AGO amending the Political Code
relating TO collection of assessments in
reclamation districts, read the first
time and referred to Committee on
Swamp and Overlooked Lands
Gleaves' COL, amending the Penal
Code relating TO appeals by the people
read the first time and referred to
Committee on Education
Warehouses; 42S. adding new section
TO Code of Civil Procedure relating to
filing the accounts of guardians after
their death
Shippee's 64I. authorizing the Gov
ernor to appoint commission agents to
collect claims due the State from the
United States Read the first time and
sent to Committee on Claims
Aram's 591, providing for funding the
Indebtedness of levee an6 protection
districts. Read the first time and
passed on second reading file
Berts 49G, relating to San Francisco
fire department. On file.
Boyce's 400. amending numerous sec
tions Of Political Code relating to pub
lie schools. Read the first time and
sent to Committee on Education.
Braunhart's 1863. for the sale of
bonds for extension of San Francisco
sea-wall. Read the first time and re-
ferred to Committee on Commerce and
Navigation
RUSHING a BILL.
On motion of Bettman, Bert's bill
496. fixing the salaries of officers of the
San Francisco fire department was
made case Of special urgency and
read the first. second and third times,
put on final passage and passed
The Senate reported a b. $50.
amending the Political Code relating
to the duties Of Boards of Supervisors
respecting roads as amended and pass
ed. The Assembly concurred in the
amendments and sent the bill to en-
rollment
REFUSED PASSAGE.
The Senate refused passage to the
following bills:
A. =. 30 regulating the mode of
operating mines where blasting is done,
A. 3. 341 relating to rights of way
across mining claims.
y. B. 433, amending the Political
Code relating to the revenue of the
State.
MORE MEASURES.
s. B. 80. making il a misdemeanor
to wear badges, etc of societies with
out authority therefor, and s B. 69G.
relating 10 the powers of the boards of
certain cities. We're passed.
A c. +. 9. welcoming to California
the International Christian Endeavor
Societies, and 5. c. r. >, relating to the
National Educational Associa ton. were
adopted
The Assembly contingent fund bill
No. 9S0-for $500 for expenses. was
passed by the Senate and sent to en-
rollment.
The Senate concurred in Assembly
amendments to 5. b. los
COUNTY GOVERNMENT AGAIN.
And still the County Government bin
is far from finished on its reading un-
der amendments. 1t was on the boards
almost all OF yesterday afternoon and
subjected to not less than 100 amend