The record-union., 1897-03-03
Afternoon Session.

The special file of Assembly bills be-
ing the order, Norths bill, 572, relating
to officers of the Supreme Courts and
dered re-engrossed.
A. B. 6S, by Melick, to amend an Act
to establish the fees Of county, town
ship and other officers, and of jurors
and witnesses, and relating to fees to
be paid County Clerks, was passed by
a vote Of n to O-title approved
A. B. IA, by Bridgford, to amend Sec
ton 1865 of the Civil Code, respecting
the mortgaging, of personal property,
was passed-title approved.
A. 3. 434, by the Committee on Mines
and Mining Interests, to amend an Act
fer the better protection of stockhold-
ers in mining companies, was passed by
a vote of - to 0-title approved.
GOVERNORS MESSAGE.
A message was received from the
Governor announcing that the follow
ing bills had been approved by him:
S. B. T. by Aram, providing for the
election or appointment of a separate
Judge of the Superior Court for each
Of the counties of Yuba and Sutter, and
fixing and providing for the payment
of their salaries.
S. B. 15S, by Wilmington, to amend
an Act to regulate and control the sale.
rental and distribution of appropriated
water, other than in any city, city or
county or town, and to secure the
rights of way of conveyance of the
same.
S. B. 63, by Dwyer, comforting power
upon the Common Council or other
governing body of San Francisco to ac-
quire or condemn land for a suitable
building or buildings for municipal
purposes.
S. b. 33S, by Judiciary Committee, an
Act to cede to the United States juris-
diction over all lands within the State
which have been or may hereafter be
acquired by the United States for mill
tary purposes
S. B. IL, by Bert, to amend an Act
creating police relief, health, life, in
surance and pension fund in the sew
eral cities of the State.
a. B. 26, by Seward, amending an
Act to authorize and direct County
Judges to execute certain trusts in re-
lation to the town lands granted to
the Incorporated towns of the State.
was passed by vote of 30 to 0-title
approved.
A. b. 4I6. by Valentine. to amend
Section So of an Act to provide for the
organization, incorporation and gov
ernment of municipal corporations, was
amended and ordered to a third read
ing.
a. B. 40 by Sanford, requiring every
corporation in the State to pay their
employees at least once in each month,
etc, was taken up, slightly amended
and ordered to print
A. Il. ia, by Harris, to provide for
the publication of the State Blue Book,
and increasing the number of books
from J,0oO to 10000, was refused pass
age by vote of ayes to 20 noes.
The following bills on the special file
of Assembly bills, We're read the Sec
ond time: 3S5, by Ennis. to amend Sec
ton 2643 of the Political Code, relat-
ing to the duties of Boards of Super
visors, respecting roads. amended; 30
by Seward regulating the mode of op.
Grating mines where blasting is being
done, and providing for the circulation
of the Act, amended
On motion of Morehouse. A. B. Sc.
by Seward, relating to the Independent
rights of action in cases of liens. was
refused second reading. Prisk gave
notice of motion to reconsider.
The following bills We're read the sec
ond time: A B. T69, by Seward. relat-
ing to recording Of certain instruments
and validating records heretofore
made: S21. by Committee on Corpora
tions, relating to reports to be made bv
railroads, amended; 113, by Harris. rel
ative to the translation of the laws into
Spanish and their distribution: 42O, by
Committee on Codes and Revision of
Codes and Statutes, amending 5S1 of
the Code of Civil Procedure: 46l. by
Committee on Codes and Statutes to
amend Section 963 of the Code of Civil
Procedure amended: 462, by Commit
tee on Codes and Statutes. to amend
Section 911 of the Code of Civil Proceed
ure, relating to notices of appeal.
amended; appropriating $4,000 for
painting Agricultural Pavilion and con-
structing sewer on Capitol grounds;