The record-union., 1897-01-26

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BY Doty (by request)-To provide for
the purchase or construction of a resi-
dence for the Governor.-Committe on
Public Buildings.
BY Boyce-Relative to County Boards
of ucation.-Committee on Educa-
ton.
By Boyce-Relating to City Boards of
Examination.-Com on Educa-
ton.
By Linder-To provide for the organi-
Zation and government Of irrigation dis
tricts.-Committee on Irrigation.
BY Doty-Relating to State lands and
the foreclosure of delinquent purchasers
thereof.-Committee on Public Lands.
By Doty-Relating to Elections
Committee on Elections.
By Flint-To pay claim of E n.
Strout, 81 2,000.-Committee on Claims.
BY MISUNDERSTANDING to street work
San Francisco Delegation.
BY Boyce-Concurrent Resolution T.,
taking away control of granting high
school certificates from County Boards
of Education-Commi on Education.
BY Denison-Relating to examination
of applicants to practice law.-Commit-
tee on Judiciary.
By Dickinson-Relating to rules for
determining question of residence
Committee on Judiciary.
BY Bulla-Providing for classification
of municipal corporations.-Com
on City and City and County Govern
ment.
By Bulla-For relief OF J. w. Newbert,
So, 5,000-Committee on Claims.
BY Bulla-To authorize acquisition of
two sites for camps of instruction Of the
National Guard.-Committee on Military
Affairs.
BY Voorheis-To provide for payment
of coyote scalp claims.-Committee on
Claims
BY Pedlar-Relative to sale of stock
left in pasture or stable.-Committee on
Agriculture.
BY Pedlar-To repeal the Act for ap-
pointment of the attorney for the State
Board of Health.-Committee on Judi
ciary.
By Bulla-Relating to State Normal
Schools-Committee on Education.
BY Flnt-Relating to the time bonds
may be issued.-Committee on Educa-
ton.
THIRD READING.
A. B. 263, by Leavitt, making an ap-
preparation for the support of the State
Printing Office, was made the order for
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ttor ant va
ported S. B. Al, relating to the granting
of divorces, correctly engrossed, and it
was passed-ayeis %. noes Q.
Seawell moved that the vote whereby
S. B. ILL., relating to order of trial, was
amended be reconsidered. The motion
prevailed. and the bill was read. and
Sewell appointed a committee of one to
amend it by the insertion of a word. 1t
was sent to the Committee on EngroSs-
menlt to retain dts place ON file.
S. B. ~, by Bulla, came next, and
Senator Wilmington offered a substitute
for 1T. The Act provides for the adop-
tion of children maintained in any or
phan asylum or orphans home in this
State Bulla was appointed a commit
tee of one with instructions to amend by
substituting for his bin the substitute.
The substitute was sent to be re-en-
crossed.
s. B. 81, by Flint, concerning the dis
tribution of estate and discharge of ex-
ecutors and administrators, was amend
ed and ordered engrossed
SECOND READING.
S. B. SO, by Bulla, for the certifcation
of land titles and the sdmplification of
transfers of real estate, was amended in
many particulars and sent to be re-en-
crossed.
The report of the Committee on At
taches. recommending the appointment of
George w. Elder as Assistant Bill Clerk
was adopted.
S. b. 33, by Bulla, was read, relative to
public parks outside of the limits of
cities, amended and ordered to third
reading.
S. B. SO, by Bulla, was amended and
ordered to third reading. 1t extends the
jurisdiction of cities over parks and
streets outside their limits
S. B. 81, by Bulla, authorizing cities
and towns to grant franchises for rail
roads beyond their limits, was read and
ordered ITO third reading
S. B. 63, by Dwyer, comforting power
on the Council or Supervisors of cities of
over 100, 900 inhabitants to acquire land
and erect buildings for municipal pur-
poses was amended and ordered to
third reading.
A recess was taken till . d. m.