The record-union., 1899-01-21

lnent Of q bill after its return from the
Senate or Assembly, was stricken out
Rule 81 was amended by inserting the
words: or Assembly to make it con-
form to the joint rules.
Rule 40, which provides for the order
OF daily file. was amended by strik-
ing out the fourth and last clause, fix
ing the hours for the consideration OF
bills, resolutions, constitutional amend
ments, etc.
Rule AZ. which reads, "An bills shall
be read at lepgth when upon the third
ding, = was stricken out, as it simply
reiterated q constitutional provision.
Rules 46. Al. 48 and 49. which relate
to the reporting back Of bills; to the
printing Of q daily legislative bulletin;
to the Introduction of bills after the
f1ftieth day Of the session. and to ad-
journment sine die, were stricken out.
With the. exceptions referred to the
Joint rules of the session of 1897 will,
so far as the Senate is concerned, be
the joint rules Of the present session
COMMITTEE REPORTS.
Reports from committees were re-
oeived as follows:
Simpson, for Committee on Corpora
tions-S. B. SS, by Braunhart: For the
suppression Of bucket shops and gamb-
ling in stocks, bonds, petroleum, cot
ton, grain, provisions, or other provis-
icns, recommending that it be referred
to the Committee of Education and
Public Morals. So ordered.
Cutter, for Committee on Roads and
Highways-S. B. 10, by Laird: Re-
pealing an Act to regulate the width OF
tires of wagons to be used on the pub
lie highways of the State. Recommen-
detion: Do not pass.
Also S. B. IL, by Davis: To provide
for the construction Of free wagon
road from the Mono Lake Basin to con-
meet with road called 'Tioga Road, >
at or near Tioga mine, and making an
appropriation therefor-that it do pass.
Referred to the Finance Committee.
Dickinson, for Finance and Claims
S. B. 80: To provide for the inspection
CT dairies, factories and dairy products
and of dairy products as to their sani-
tary conditions, etc. Do pass.
Gillette, for the Judiciary Committee
That S. BIS. % and 30 be referred to
the OOIuIIldlle6 Oil G<lSCI1Ol1o. ~ OA
dered.
Dickinson, for Committee on Claims
That s. B. 75 appropriating money to
pay the claim of j. w. Sibole, do pass.
Langford withdrew S. B. 239, to re-
peal an Act for the establishment of a
uniform system Of road government
and administration in the counties OF
the State of California, approved April
1. 1897. The Act referred to was COM
monty known as the CLARK road law
which created such a stir two years
ago. It was declared unconstitutional
by the Supreme Court, hence there was
no need for repeating Act.
NEW BILLS.
New bills were introduced as fol-
lows:
Davis Providing how work may be
performed on streets lanes, alleys and
courts in cities and towns. Judiciary.
Davis-To create a fund from an ap-
preparation already made, to be known
as the state debris construction fund.
Mines and Mining. ~
Davis-S. J. r. 13. relating to the Gre
alton of an Executive Department OF
Mines and Mining. Federal Relations.
La Rue-Relating to deposits OF
moneys of estates Of deceased persons,
ETC. Judiciary.
Reducing the amount per capita for
maintenance of the inmates OF the vet
erans' Home. Finance.
Relative to the Veterans Home, and
respecting the title to the same. judi
ciary.
sinpson-To prevent Sabbath desc
Grafton, and to secure weekly day OF
rest. Education and Public Morals.
Relative to the selection and return
Of jurors. Judiciary.
MorehouselTo provide for a uniform
system of county government County
and Township Government.
Dwyer (by request)-To create anc
administer a school teachers annuity
and retirement fund. Education and
Public Morals.
Sims-To authorize the incurring OF
indebtedness by cities. towns and muni-
cipal corporations. Municipal Corpor-
ations.
To provide for a uniform system OF
organization and government of muni-
cipal corporations. Municipal Corpora
tions.
Curtin-Amending the Code Of Civil
Procedure, respecting corporations. Ju-
dietary.
To enable corporations of foreign