The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-03-12

from $1,000 to $1,000 each. He also
proposed to offer an amendment to re-
duce the appropriation.
Shortridge said he knew of no reason
why men having experience as exhibit
ors should be appointed as Commission
ers. He thought it probable that a
man without any practical experience
might, if given chance, do excellent
service for the State
On motion of Dickinson. further con-
sideration Of the bill was continued un-
til Monday, and it was ordered ON file.
THESE BILLS PASSED.
A. B. %, Rfckard-To add a new Sec
ton to the Penal Code, making it a
misdemeanor to fill, sell, buy, or other
wise dispose of, or traffic in, any cask,
keg, bottle, vessel, siphon, can, case, or
other package bearing the duly filed
trademark or name of another, printed,
branded, stamped, engrossed, etched
blown, or otherwise attached or pro-
duced thereon; read third time and
passed, "a to 0.
a. +. Al, Meade-To amend Section
Z of an Act to- provide for the organiza-
ton, incorporation and government of
municipal corporations; read third time
and passed, % to 0.
SECOND READING.
'Inasmuch as a number Of Senators
of those present We're demanding ex-
cuses, it was agreed to consider only
such bills as were ON the second read
ing file, and that program was contin-
ued until the recess, with the following
result:
A. s. 306, Notwithstanding the Code
OF civil Procedure, making the expense
OF giving bond by administrators, ex-
ecutors, trustees, receivers and assign
ees an expense payable as an expense of
Administration; read second time
A. B. 622, Brooke-To amend AN Act
to appropriate money for the support
OF orphans, half-orphans and aban-
doned children; read second time.
A. Is. 3O3, CONTEMPLATING an appro-
priation of 5000 to pay mileage to A. E.
Pomeroy, Percy R. Wilson, ]. Marion
Brooks and 7. p. Lukens from Los An
geles to the cities named in attending
the joint meetings of the Normal School
Boards held at San Jose June 81, 1897,
and at sacramento December IA, 1895;
read second time.
A. +. III, Crowder-To pay the claim
OF Abraham w. Rapeleye against the
State of California, and making an APP
preparation Of $500 therefor; read Sec
ond time
A. +. "a, Cargill-For the relief of w.
Z. Gulrey; ON motion of Dickinson, de-
MED a second reading.
A. B. PIP, ValentinelTo repeal an
Act authorizing the Controller to ap-
point an additional clerk in his office.
to be known as Revenue Clerk, to Gre
ate the office of Expert to the Control
Ter, and prescribing his compensation;
read the second time
A. 5. 219, Feliz-To pay the claim of
Major Jose Ramon Pico, and making
an appropriation of SILL; amended
and to print
A. t. oo4, Observation-Disclosures the
payment into the State Treasury of all
moneys belonging to the State received
by the various State institutions. COM
and officers, and directing the
disposition of the same; amended and
TO print.
A b. 1910 appropriate the sum of
I,oO0 to pay the claim Of William
Henry Murray; read second time.
A. E. 33S-Authorizing the Governor
to order the transfer to the general
fund of any money that NAV be in
other funds Of the State Treasury, and
the return thereof of such funds; read
second time.
A. &. 1872, Brooke-Tol authorize coun-
ties, cities and counties, and towns. to
license bicycles, tricycles and similar
and collect fee therefor, for
the purpose of devoting such fee to the
construction of paths for the use Of pc
destf1ans, and the wheeling thereon of
such vehicles; read second time. and to
third reading.
a. Il. 260. Dibble-To amend Sections
and of an Act to provide for the
burial OF x-Union soldiers, army
nurses, sailors and marines in this State
VINO may hereafter die without leaving
sufficient means to defray funeral ex-
peiises; read, amended, and to print.
A. B. 954, White-To amend Section
La of the Code of Civil Procedure. re-
lating to holidays; read second time.
a. T.. 800, White-To amend Section
~ OF the Code Of Civil Procedure relat-
ing to holidays; read second time.
A b. 900. White-To amend Section Z
Of the Code of Civil Procedure, relating
to holidays; read second time.
A. Z. 9o7, White-To amend Section
lO of the Political Code, relating to hoI--
days; recommendation of committee.
do pass.
A. Il. $50, Caminetti-Relating to the
liens OF miners and others upon mining
claims; amended, and to print.
A. =. 14o, Caminetti-To repeal an
Act prescribing the manner of locating
mining claims upon the public domain
d the United States, recording notices
of location thereof, amending defective
ocations, and providing for the depasit
Of district records with County Record
ars, and prescribing the effect to be
given 10 recordation of notices of loca-
ton and affidavits; read second time
and referred to Committee ON Mines
A. +. ocZ, Huber-To amend Section
26oo of the Political Code, relating to
highway taxes; read second time.
A. b. 1S9, Chynoweth-Regardi
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-
salizlng OF orders and Acts regarding
The reorganization of the National
Guard; read second time.
A. Is. 81, kenneally-To amend Sec
tons 3546, 3547 and 1866 Of the Polit-
cal Code. concerning proceedings
against delinquent purchasers of State
ands; read second time.
A. E. 100, Mack-To amend an Act
relating to estrays, and repeating all
other Acts and parts of Acts now in
force relating to estrays; read second