The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-02-19

corporation and government of munich
pal corporations; also on Radcliff's A.
B. 7S7, to establish uniform rates to be
charged by any company or corporation
furnishing electric lights to any mu-
nicipal corporation having a population
exceeding $4,000; also on Pierce's A. B.
pal corporations
The same committee reported adj
versely on Kenneally's A. B. 81,
amending the Political Code relating to
the laying out and defeating of ceme-
teries on public lands, and on Devoto's
A. B. $50, relating to the storage of
gunpowder, giant powder or other COM
bustible material. The following were
returned without recommendation:
Cobb's A. B. 7O3, validating certain as
sessmentS on street work and per-
hitting suits to be brought upon the
same; Raub's A. B. $50, to provide for
the sweeping, cleaning and sprinkling
of streets in municipalities; also Me
lick's A. B. $40, in relation to notice for
bids for public works and public print
ing.
Huber, for County and Townships, re-
RSA eSo La v VI dDly VII AACclQC a. ID. ftOf,
to require certain county officers to per-
form the duties of certain city officers
when the city so elects, and on Lard
ner's A. B. CSC, amending the Act re-
curing an inventory of the State and
county property and a record of the
same to be kept.
The same committee reported adj
versely on Maek's A. B. 219, relating to
pensions for disabled or infirm firemen,
and recommended that Kelleys A B.
3S relating to and providing for county
charges; Works A. B. 1856, relating to
the compensation of County Recorders,
and Hubers A. B. 1863, to establish a
uniform system of county and town.
ship governments be withdrawn
Jilson, for Banks and Banking, re-
ported back Melick's A. B. $50, allow
ing any City, County or Town Treas
urer to deposit public funds or moneys
paid into his hands in incorporated
State banks, without recommendation.
Wade, for State Prisons and Re-
formatories, reported favorably on
Atherton's A. B. SO7, for the payment
of costs and expenses connec-ed with
convicts of State Prisons and inmates
of Reformatories
Eugene Sullivan. for Fish and Game,
reported favorably on Americas A B.
4l3, for the protection and propaga ton
of pheasants.
Henry. for Military Affairs reported
back Dibble's A. B. 500, to establish a
Bureau of Records of the War of the
Rebellion, the National Guard of Cali
fornia and the Spanish American war
ir,y,f
and relics and authorizing the Adju-
tant-General to appoint chief of such
bureau and fixing the amount of his
salary, recommending that it do pass,
and Chenoweth's A. B. 7S9, regarding
organizations, officers and members of
the National Guard who entered the
United States volunteer service in the
Spanish American war of 1898, their
privileges and exemptions, and the le-
CALLING of orders and acts regarding
the reorganization of the National
Guard of the State of California. that
ut do pass as amended
De Lancie. for Education. reported
adversely on Hoey's A. B. 445, making
an appropriation of $4,000 to re-es-
tablish State Normal School in San
Francisco.
Raub, for Corporations. made an adj
verse report on S. B. -, Braunhart' 5
Tender bill, and on Pierce's A. B.
"a, relative to the contents of an in
surance policy
Dunlap, for Swamp and Overlooked
Lands, recommended that Raub's A. p.
100, extending the time during which
the Board of Directors of Levee Dis
trlct No. 1 of Suffer County may sit
as Board of Equalization, do pass
Also that Brooke's A. B. 744, relative
TO the duties of trustees of reclana-
ton districts, do pass as amended.
LIE Baron, for Agriculture. reported
favorably on the new coyote scalp bill,
SO.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
The newspaper claims were as fol-
lows:
Glenn-WilIiams Farmer" S213l5.
Griffin-Madera Tribune" S135; Feliz
Gonzales Tribune" S175: Fair
weather-Fresno Evening Democrat, .
$3.50; Mcdonald of Tuolumne-The
MERGED Star" $50
Brown-To amend the Act to advance
learning, the arts and sciences, and to
promote the public welfare, by provid-
ing for the conveyance holding and
protection of property, and the crea-
ton of trusts for the founding, en-
dowment, direction, and maintenance
within the State of universities, col
leges, schools, seminaries of learning,
mechanical institutes, museums, and
galleries of art, granting additional
powers to the founders and trustees of
such institutions, and to add a new
section thereto. Judiciary.
This is companion bill to the pro-
posed constitutional amendment per-
fecting the Foundation Act of Stan
ford University.
Brownie add a new section to the
Code of Civil Procedure, relating 10
appointments to office of relatives by
Judges. Judiciary.
Radcliffe appropriate the sum OF
$500 to pay the claim of Mrs. Lucy
Underwood Mccain for money due and
owing the said Lucy Underwood Nc
Cam from the State of California.
Ways and Means.
Cobb (by request)-To regulate the
practice of acknowledgements in the
State of California. Public Health and
Quarantine.
Cobb (by request)-To amend the
Civil Code, relating to homestead cor
porations. judiciary.
Jilson-Requiring foreign Insurance
companies to give security for the pay.
ment of their policies of insurance
Corporations.
neutrality-suspicious. $500 tc
pay the reward to c. w. King for tbs
arrest of indian Dick Hutchings
sometimes called Indian Dick" for
the murder of .Tyner Bill" Claims.
Henry-Providing what imprint shall