The record-union., 1897-01-30


morning. So ordered.
Senators Franck Boyce and Hall
were excused for the day.
| COMMITTEE REPORTS.
| Aram, for the Committee on Hospi-
| tails, reported favorably on S. B. 26o
| relating to appointment of officers OF
| employees by the San Francisco Board
of Health, as amended.
Dickinson, of the Committee on Cor
porations, reported favorably on s. b
| 392, relating to street railways under
| different manaSements; S. B. 4S0, re-
| lating to the powers of railroads and
reporting back S. B. 3O1, requiring
street railway companies to issue pack
ages of tickets, which was withdrawn
| by it's author.
ASSEMBLY MESSAGES.
| A message was received from the AS
| sembly to the effect that it had passed
| A. j. r. 19. relative to the creation OF
| a department of mines and mining,
and A. J. r. II, relating to Cuban in
dependence.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
| Bills were introduced as follows:
| By Doty-To provide for the organi-
cation and management of county fire
| insurance anieS.-COrpOrations.
By Stratton-Relating to punishment
for counterfeiting trade marks, and sale
of goods bearing counterfefted trade
marks. etc.-Judiciary.
BY Stratton-To prohibit the employ
| ment of convicts in the State Prisons
in the manufacture of textile fabrics
other than jute grain bags, and to reg
ulate the price and conditions Of sale
of them.-State Prisons.
By hapman-Relative to public
schools.-Education.
By Chapman-To provide for the con-
struction of wagon road from Tallac
to McKinneys.-Roads and Highways.
By Shippee-Prohibiting the exercise
by any person other than a licensed
physician, of pnotism.-Hospitals.
BY Linder-To provide a State Food
Commissioner
By Braunhart-To amend Section 112
of the Penal Code.-Judiciary.
By Bert-Relating to duties of Bank
Commissioners.-B and Banking.
SECOND READING.
On motion of Bert, on account of the
depletion in the ranks of members, the
third reading file was passed and the
second reading file taken up.
S. B. 1G7, by Morehouse, to increase
the number of Superior Judges of Santa
Clara, was ordered to third reading.
S. B. -, by Henderson, to provide for
the remission Of costs in Justices Courts
in actions to recover for personal SER
vices. was ordered to third reading
S. B. 80, by Langford, to provide for
the inheriting of community property
by married woman, upon the death
| of her husband, intestate, was ordere !
| to third reading
S. b. 81, by Langford, relating to the
place of holding sessions of the Su-
| preme Court, was refused a third read
| ing, having been adversely reported on.
S. B. ia, by Bulla, relating to trials
without jury in Justices Courts, was
| ordered to third reading
S. B. 191, by Braunhart, concerning
champerty and maintenance, was
amended and ordered to third reading.
S. B. 1872, relating to appraisements of
estates of deceased persons, was ordered
to third reading.
S. b. 100, by Stratton, relating to the
probate of foreign wills, was amended
and ordered to third reading.
S. B. 145, by Stratton, relating to er-
rors and defects and reversals Of judg-
| ments and orders, was ordered to third
reading.
S. b. 80, by Stratton, to protect the
Antwerp messenger or homing pigeons
was ordered to third reading
| S. B. 17S, by Stratton, relating to the
voluntary dissolution of corporations,
was ordered to third reading.
| S. B. 275, by VOORHEES,, relative to the
sale Of a franchise to collect tolls. and
S. B. 2I6, relative to rates of toll to be
posted at gate, were ordered to third
reading.
| S. b. 334, by Gillette, relating to ceme-
terry corporations, was ordered to third
| reading.
| The substitute for S. B. 80 by Braun
hart requiring street railroads in cities
to reduce their fares at certain hours
was adopted, amended and ordered tc
third reading
| ). b. 26O, by Simpson, apropriatine
money for the purchase of a portrait OF
Ex-Governor McDougall, and S. b. 261
for the purchase of a portrait of ex-
Governor Markham, We're amended tc
a cost Of 5000 each and ordered to third
| reading.
| S. B. 40, by Stratton, providing fol
general primary elections, was amend
ed and ordered to third reading, and S
B. 81, by Dwyer, and S. b. 325, by Ma
honey, on the same subject, withdrawn
| by the authors
| 5. b. 1oS. by Wilmington, relating tc
contracts for sale, rental and distribu-
| ton of water, was ordered to third read
| ing.
| A substitute for S. B. 1876. by Braun
hart, authorizing the Harbor Commits
| sioners TO exchange or transfer certain
property on East street, was ordered tC
third reading.
S. b. lS9. by Braunhart, in relation
to receivers and referees, was ordered
to third reading
s. b. 349, by Wolf authorizing Boards
of Health to issue subpenas for witnesses
and compel attendance, was ordered tc
third reading.
S. B. 800. by Shippee, relative to the
recording of conveyances, was ordered
to third reading
S. B. 3I3. by Langford. relating tC
railroads, was ordered to third reading
5. b. 100, by Braunhart, relating tC
Public Administrators, and S. B. 1914, re-
lating to persons entitled to administer
on estates of deceased persons, were
ordered to third reading
S. b. DAG by VOORHEES,, relating to ex.
emption of exempt firemen from jury
duty, was amended and ordered to THIRD
reading.
S. b. $40. by Aram. relative to adverse
occupations was ordered to third read
ing.