The record-union., 1899-03-17
under the direction Of the Secretary of

a. B. 237, Sullivan-To compel en-
ployers to furnish surgical and medical
attendance to employees injured during
working hours in mills. factories, ship
yards, foundries and other places where
machinery is used.
A. B. 151, Wade-To amend the Civil
Code by adding new section thereto,
to be known as Section 65313
A. B. 314, Radcliff-Making an appro-
priation to pay the expenses incurred
for the funeral of the late Lieutenant
Hartley r. Hodgson, N. G. C.
A. B. S92, Lardner-To provide for the
appointment of an unsalaried commits
sion to investigate and report upon
methods for the preservation of the
forests of the State
A. B. sol, Kenneally-Appropria
the sum of 5000 for concrete work,
tiling and resettings steam pipes and
heaters on the second floor of the State
Capitol
a q. J37, Pierce-To amend the Po-
litical Code, relating to the school law
of the State.
A. B. 712-Prescribing the manner Of
locating mining claims upon the pub
lie domain of the United States, record
ing notices of location thereof, amend
ing defective locations and prescribing
the effect to be given to recordation of
notices of location.
A B. 800, Brownie enable steam
railroad companies to complete their
railroads and authorizing the construc-
ton of railroads. .
A. B. I29, Cobb-Authorizing the ap-
preparation of moneys by the several
counties and cities and counties and the
municipal corporations for the purpose
of advancing and maintaining their re-
spective interests by exhibit of prod
ucts and otherwise at the Pacific Ocean
and International Exposition
A. B. 5S5, Fairwea ather-To amend
Section 529 of the Code of Civil Proce-
dure, relating to injunctions, approved
April 10, 1880; denied a second reading.
A. B. AT, Stewart-To amend an Act
to regulate and control the sale, rental
and distribution of appropriated water
in this State, other than in any city.
city and county or town therein, and
to secure the rights of way for the con-
veyance of such water to the place of
use.
A. B. SAG, Dunlap-To pay the claim
preparation of S15, 900 therefor.
A B. 75S, Wade-To amend Sections
649 and $50 of the Civil Code
MATTERS OF URGENCY.
An urgency resolution was offered by
Curtin, embracing all of the county
government bills and all Senate bills
on the Senate urgency file. 1t was
adopted.
PASSING THE BILLS.
Under the resolution, the following
bills were taken up and acted upon:
S. B. 67S Wolfe-To amend Sections
/, 8, II, IA and 16 of an Act creating
Board of Bank Commissioners, and
prescribing their duties and powers,
and increasing the number of said Com
missioners to five, and relating to their
qualifications, appointment, powers. du-
ties, salaries, expenses and terms OF
office. and to the recording and notice
of assignments of mortgages and deeds
of trust held by savings banks; read
third time and lost, 8 to p.
S. B. SIG. Taylor-To amend Section
1926 and Section 1872 of the Code of
Civil Procedure of the State of Califor-
mia, relating to the duties of Public Ad-
ministrator; read third time and
passed, % to /.
S. B. 2S7, Boyce-To amend Section
JO1 of the Civil Code of the State of
California. relating to street railroad
cars; read third time and passed, 24 to
1.
S. B. Ill, Nutt-To amend Section /
of an Act fixing jurisdiction, and pro-
viding compensation for Justices of the
Peace in cities and towns, approved
March 8, 1888; read third time and
passed, 21 to ).
S. B. 12S, Dickinson-To amend Sec
tions 537 53S and $50 of the Code of
Civil Procedure, relating to attach
ments; read third time and passed. 70
to f. Braunhart gave notice of a mo-
ton to reconsider.
S. B. 724, Dickinson-To amend Sec
ton 156 of the Political Code, and pro-
viding for the amount, and the time and
manner of payment of, and making an
appropriation to pay the salaries of the
chief deputy clerk and the deputy
clerks of the Clerk of the Supreme
Court: passed, % to .
S. B. 725, Dickinson-To amend Sec
ton 751 of the Political Code, and pro-
viding for the appointment of chief
deputy clerk and five deputy clerks of
the Clerk of the Supreme Court; read
third time and passed, 21 to 3.
s. B. 533, Jones-To prohibit trespass-
ing upon locomotive engines, freight or
passenger cars or trains and to provide
a punishment therefor; read third time
amended and to printer with a rush
order.
S. B. POI, Morehouse-To provide for
the organization of mutual corporations
to transact the business of life, health
and accident insurance on the stipu-
lated premium plan, and the conduct
of the business of such corporation, anu
to repeal an Act relating to life, health,
accident and annuity or endowment IN
surance on the assessment plan, and
the conduct of the business of such IN
surance; substitute adopted, and 10
printer.
S. b. COS, Flint-To amend Section
1854 of the Code of Civil Procedure. re-
lating to the appointment Of guardians
of insane and incompetent persons;
read third time and passed. 70 to o.
S. B. 459. Dickinson-Making an ap-
preparation of $50 to pay the deficiency
in the appropriation for postage, ex-
pressage. telegraphing and contingent
expenses of the Attorney General for
the fiftieth fiscal year; read third time
and passed, 26 to /.
S. B. 211, Boyce-Making an appro-
priation of 81. .242.S to pay the claim
of Clement Bennett fer reporting in the
case of the Southern Pacific Company
VS.. the Board of Railroad Commission
ORG. naccad 81 to