The record-union., 1897-01-21

| ton Tor the purpose or reVenue.-Jud1-
| ciary.
By Smdth-To add a new section to the
| Political Code to be known as section
5000 thereof, relating to the general
revenue of this State, and to property
liable to taxation for the purpose OF
revenue.-Judiciary.
By Smith-Relating to the powers and
| duties of Bank commissioners
and Banking.
BY Smith-Anending the Political
Code relating to the general revenue of
| the State.-JudicIary
BY Smith-Amending the Political
Code relating to the public schools
Education and Public Morals.
By Doty-To establish the fees of
County Clerks and of jurors in this
State.-Judiciary.
By Chapman-To create the office of
Lake Tahoe Wagon Road Commission
er, providing the term of office, and fix
ing the salary of such Commissioner at
sou per month.-Finance.
By Chapman-Appropriat $41 to
pay the claim of F. M. Millikan for pub
fishing delinquent purchasers of State
school lands.-Claims.
|
Code relating to public schools-Edu-
cation and Public Morals.
| By Dickinson-Amending the Civil
| Code relative to leases of city lots.-Ju-
dietary.
By Bert-To prohibit the keeping,
maintaining and employing the device
| known as the .'nickle in the slot ma
| chine" or other similar device or de-
vices for the hazarding of any money,
of for the disposal of, or promise to
dispose of any liquor, cigars, etc.-Edu-
cation and Public Morals.
| By Bulla-To amend the Civil Code
relating to street railways operated un-
der different managements.- s.-Corpora-
tions.
By Trout-Appropriatin S96 81 to
| pay the claim of d. E. O'Keefe for ad-
vertising.-Claims.
BY Pedlar-Relating to eStray do
mestic animals, to the taking up of such
animals and providing for their care
| By Bert-To prohibit attorneys-a at
law from becoming sureties on bail bond
| in any court for the release of any per-
| son arrested or charged with the COM
| mission of any crime or misdemeanor,
| and prescribing a penalty therefor
Judiciary
| By Boyce-Relating to officers of the
| Supreme Court and their salaries.-Ju-
| dietary.
BY Simpson-To amend the Political
| Code relating to public schools.-Edu-
cation and Public Morals.
| BY Notwithstanding an Act for
| the better protection of the Stockhold-
ers in corporations formed under the
| laws of the State for the purpose of
carrying on and conducting the business
of mining.-Mines and Mining.
By Langford-Appropria $4,000
| to provide for the erection and furnish
| ing of a residence for the Medical Su-
| perintendent of the State Insane Asy-
| lum at Stockton.-Public Buildings.
By Langford-AprOpriatin $4,000
| for supplying water light and fuel for
| the State Insane Asylum at Stockton
Public Buildings.
By Chapman-Appropriati 81, 800 for
the construction of a reservoir and lay
| ing and maintaining a line of pipe from
said reservoir to the Marshall monu-
| ment, and for other purposes.-F'inance
SECOND READING OF BILLS.
The second reading file was taken up
and bills were disposed of as follows:
S. B. 155, by Withington-An. Act for
the creation of commission for the
Or emotion of uniformity of legislation
in the United States and to appropri-
ate money for it's expenses. Read the
second time and at request of the au
thor referred to the Finance Commit
tee, to retain it's place on file
S. B. 2, by Androus-Providing for
the destruction of municipal bonds of
cities of the fifth class where the same
have been executed and remain un-
sold. Read the second time and or
dered to engroSsment for the third
reading.
S. B. 9, by Beard-To amend an Act
to provide for the organization, in
corporation and government of munic-
ipal corporations relating to powers of
the Boards of Trustees of certain cit
les. Read the second time and ordered
to engrossment for the third reading.
SAN FRANCISCO POLICE COURT.
S. B. IL, by Bert-An Act to amend
an Act to create Police Court in and
for the city and county of San Fran
cisco, State of California, and fixing the
term of office of the Judges thereof, was
also read and ordered to engrossment,
but shortly afterward Braunhart, who
had been absent at the reading, re-
quested that the bill be reconsidered as
he had a substitute he desired to in
terpose.
Bert signified his willingness to the
arrangement though he said he was
1 70 1ioY t3.,y
substitute and should fight it to the bit
ter end.
Bert's bill provided that the Judges
Of Police Courts of San Francisco
should be elected and hold office for
the term of four years. Braunhart's
substitute also provided that the term
OF office should be four years, but made
the office an appointive one, instead of
an elective one.
AS soon as the bill was ordered re-
considered Braunhart Offered his SUBJ
stitute and moved it's adoption Bert
objected, and Braunharts motion re-
ceiving no second, he moved that both
bill and substitute be referred to the
Judiciary Committee. Lieutenant-Go
ernor Jeter ruled the motion out of or
der after which Braunhart requested
that the further consideration of the
matter be made special order for to-
morrow morning Immediately after the
reading of the journal. This being
agreeable to Bert. it was so ordered.
S. B. Is, by Bert-Authorizing the ap-
pointment of an interpreter of the Jap
anese language and dialects in criminal
proceedings in counties and cities and
counties of one hundred thousand in
habitants and over, was also read the