The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-03-05
GOVERNORS vEToEs.

All Governors vetoes not yet had I'M
der consideration We're grouped in a
special order for IL o'clock last even
ing.
Also. all newspaper claim bills were
ordered for consideration during the
evening.
RECESS.
The Senatorial ballot, followed by re-
cess. occupied the hours between l. m.
and p m.
SENATE SPECIAL FILE.
Following is the business done on
this file:
S. b. u, Braunhart-To promote the
safety of employees and passengers upon
street railroads by compelling equip
ment of cars and dummies with tenders
and brakes and to prescribe penalties.
This was the subject of further dis
cussion fruitless Of result and went
over to unfinished business.
Committee substitute for s. B. 227,
Laird-Making an appropriation to pay
the unpaid claims for bounty on coyote
lscalps; read second time and amended.
S. B. 30, Hoey-For the relief of
julius A Holt, private in Company
c. First Regiment Infantry, Second
Brigade, N. G. c., for injuries sustarin-
ed in active service; read second time.
S. B. 324, Curtin-Appropriatin So
coo to pay the claim of Addie McGin-
ness; read second time and amended
so that it shall take. effect January ],
1900. All appropriation bills were con-
sidered in committee OF the whole and
recommended to pass.
TO THIRD READING.
S. B. 440 Substitute for A B. 94O,
Stratton-To repeal parts of the Civil
Code. relating to negotiable instruments
and enacting in place thereof a new
title with new provisions in relation to
negotiable instruments.
S. B. so, Morehouse-To add a new
section to the Civil Code.
s. B. 6S, Taylor-To amend the Act
to provide for work upon streets, con-
corning changes in the grade of streets.
S. B. 206, Sims-To provide for the
completion of the main building of the
California Home for Feeble Minded
Children.
S. B. sos Substitute for A. B. $500,
Pace-To amend the Act regulating
the sale of lands uncovered by the re-
cession or drainage of the waters of
inland lakes.
S. B. 8. Curtin-To amend the Act
in relation to foreign corporations.
S. B. 40S, Taylor-To amend the Act
to provide for work upon streets, lanes,
alleys, courts, places and sidewalks,
and for the construction of sewers
within municipalities.
S. B. 81 Substitute for A. B. 1922,
Simpson-Amending the Civil Code,
adding thereto three new sections, au-
thorizing the purchase or lease by rail-
road corporations created under the
laws of this State, or of any other State
or Territory, or of the United States.
which are now, or hereafter may be do
ing business as common carriers in
this State, of any or all of the property
and franchises owned, situated. held or
used wholly or partially in this State
by any railroad company created under
the laws OF this State, or of any other
State or Territory of the United States,
which is now or hereafter may be do
ing business as a common carrier in
this State, and authorizing the sale or
lease by any such corporation, as above
mentioned, of any such property or
franchises, or both, which it may own,
use or hold, wholly or partially, in this
State.
After a lively debate the above bill
was re-referred to the Committee on
Judiciary
$500 - =. = :,