The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-03-12
UNIVERSITY
REGENTS
APPOINTED.
Phoebe Hearst and George c. Par
dee, Vice Martin and Phelan.
Financial Statements for Assessors-Assenbly
Votes to Adjourn March 18th-To Wei
come the Admiral.

I BANK STATEMENT BILL PASSED
The Senate special file was taken up
and S. B. $50, Burnett. 20 amend an
Act creating a Board of Bank Commits
sioners and prescribing their duties and
powers and making it obligatory on
banks to furnish Assessors with a
statement concerning their financial
condition at noon on the first Monday
of March Of each year, was passed. af-
ter call of the Senate. by vote of
% ITO 8. Morehouse gave notice of a
motion to reconsider
S. B. 435, Chapman-To amend Sec
tons 4 and 6 of an Act to create the
office of Lake Tahoe Road Commits
sioner, defining his duties and making
an appropriation for the salary and ex-
penditures provided for and authorized
by this Act; withdrawn and Assembly
companion bill substituted, amended
and ordered printed.
524, Currier-Supplemen to an Act
entitled AN Act to provide for the or
ganization and government of irriga-
ton districts, and to provide for the
acquisition of water and other prop
erty, and for the distribution of water
thereby for irrigation purposes, provid-
ing for the disorganiZation Of irriga-
ton districts, the discharge of their
Indebtedness and the distribution of
their property in accordance with agree
ments between the creditors of the dis
tricts and property owners therein.
Passed-22 to f.
s. B. $50, Maggard-To amend an Act
- l. g.
for lighting of streets and public build
ings in cities and towns in the State
of California; passed-22 to O.
A. B. 232, Notwithstanding the
Secretary of State to appoint a clerk
in addition to the number now allowed
by law. and to be known as Janitor's
Clerk, and providing for the payment of
his salary for the remainder of the
f1ftieth fiscal year, was laughed at by
Smith and Gillette, and then lost by a
vote of 10 to IL. Boyce gave notice OF
motion to reconsider.
COURTS OF APPEAL
On motion of Dickinson s. c. A. %.
Dickinson, to propose to the people of
the State an amendment to the Consti-
tuition of the State by amending Sec
tons 1, 2, 3, 4, 10, u, II. 1e. II, IS, p
and %. and repeating Section "A Of Ar
ticle VI. thereof, relating 10 the judi
ciary, and establishing Courts of Ap-
peal, was taken up out OF order and
passed-22 to l.
THIRD READING FILE.
The Senate third reading file was
taken up and bills acted en- as follows:
s. B. 167, Langford-An Act to amend
Sections $50 and 963 of the Code Of
Civil Procedure, relating &c receivers;
motion to amend lost. and bill passed
% to 0.
S. B. Psi, Stratton-To provide for the
incorporation of mutual fire insurance
companies and define their powers and
duties; lost-13 to 16.
A B. 2S3, Milice-Proyiding for the
submission of the proposition of the
license and. sale or prohibition of the
sale Of intoxicating liquors to a vote
OF the people by municipal corporations
of the fifth and sixth classes: substi
tute for Curriers' bill. No. 143, it being
identical, read second time, and ordered
on file for third reading.
A NEW BILL.
On motion of Dickinson the Constitu-
ton was suspended to allow him TO
introduce bill appropriating $500 to
pay the statutory officers and Clerks
OF the Senate. The bill was introduced.
Dickinson explained that If a sine die
adjournment were taken on SATURDAY.
next, the amount named in the bill
would be sufficient. otherwise another
and further appropriation would be
necessary. He said that at present
there is only $40 available for the pay
ment Of officers and clerks
THIS BILL A Law.
A message was received from the
Governor announcing that he had ap
proved substitute for Senate bill No.
100, amending Section 103 of the Code
OF Civil Procedure, relating to Justices
Courts and Justices of the Peace.
STATE UNIVERSITY REGENTS.
Also, that he had appointed Mrs.
Phoebe Hearst to be Regent of the State
University, instead of j. West Martin.
Also. that he had appointed DR..
George G. Pardee to be Regent of the
State University, instead of James d.
Pneian. The Governor requested the
Senate to consent and advise in the
appointments.
On motion of Flint the appointments
We're taken up without reference to
committee, and the Senate consented
and advised in the appointments by a
unanimous vote.