The record-union., 1899-02-14
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duced:
Knights-To pay the claim of the
"Bee"-$1, ,16463 Ways and Means
Fixing the fee to be charged
by any county Recorder or city and
county Recorder for filing certificates
of tax sales issued by the Tax Collector
or any municipality when bound IN
book form. Judiciary.
Caminetti-To add a new section to
the Code of Civil Procedure, relating to
evidence of citizenship, and providing
that proof that a persons name mas
appeared upon the Great Register Oh
voters for the period of one year snail
be prima facie evidence of such per-
sons citizenship. Judiciary.
Mead-To pay claim of Riverside
"Enterprise"- Ways and Means.
Mcdonald of Misunderstanding an
appropriation of $1,37070 to pay claim
of Louise Rienzi as instructress in SILK
culture. Ways and Means.
Wade-To add a new section to the
Civil Code, providing that any corpor-
alton organized under this title may
change its principal place of business
from one place to another within this
State upon obtaining the consent in
writing of two-thirds of the members
of it's Board of Directors. Judiciary
Wade-To amend the Civil Code, re-
lating to the establishment and incor-
poration of college or seminary of
learning. Judiciary.
Kelley-To pay the claim of the
Tribune Printing Company = 81, 100
Ways and Means.
MeHck-To pay the claim of the
''Sun"-$45O. Ways and Means.
Melick-To pay the claim of the
''Record"-$550. Ways and Means.
Melick-To pay claim of San Fran
cisco "Report"-$2.5O 500. Ways and
Means
Atherton-Appropria $2,S91.25 to
reimburse the county of Marin for
money expended in the prosecution of
crimes committed at San Quentin.
Ways and Means.
Hoey-Amending the Act to provide
for compiling, etc., State school books
the amendment providing for the free
distribution of school books throughout
the State. Education.
Dibble-To pay the claim Of the San
Francisco 45O. Ways
and Means.
Dunlap-To pay the claim of the
Stockton Mail" Ways and Means.
Dunlap-To pay the claim of the
Stockton "Independent"-S9O Ways
and Means.
Caminetti-Amending the Political
Code, relating to Fish Commissioners,
and providing for the more effectual
protection and propag cation of fish. Fish
and Came
Jilson-To pay claim of ]. L. Chi1ds
-S15O. Ways and Means.
Johnson-To pay the claim Of the
Sacramento Record Union"
KelSey-To authorize counties, city
and counties or towns to pay the fees
and compensations provided by law to
be paid to any officer or person charged
with the duty of performing such SER
vices when the same have been per-
formed and compensation by miscon-
struction or mistake OF law with such
claimants fault has been denied him.
Judiciary.
Johnson-Providing that Justices of
the Peace and the Justice Courts of any
township composed in whole or in part
of an Incorporated city and all Justice
Courts in city shall have jurisdiction
of cases of violations Of city ordi-
nances. Judiciary.
Raub--Amending the Act providing
for the care of levee district number
one of Sutter County, extending the
time during which the Board of Direc-
tors may sit as a Board of Equaliza-
ton. Swamp and Overlooked Lands.
GOVERNORS MESSAGES POST
PONED
Action on the Governors messages
was, on motion of Dibble, postponed
until to-day at $3.50 p. m.
A resolution offered by Dibble, at the
request of Rickard, was to the effect
that George Sharp, who was originally
appointed doorkeeper through Rickard,
had absented himself, and Rickard,
therefore, wished to withdraw him and
appoint in his stead p D. Kinney. Res
olution adopted, and Kinney sworn in
A message was received from the
Senate stating that the upper house had
passed Assembly bills 2S7 and 2SS-Bel-
shaw's bills. appointing and providing
for the pay OF a chief deputy clerk for
the Clerk 0f the Supreme Court-and
had adoNted the amendments thereto.
The bilisNsrere sent to enrolment and
the Governor.
SENATE SPECIAL. FILE.
This file formed the chief basis Of
operations for the afternoon. The fol-
lowing work was done:
S. b. II. Dickinson-To prevent the
maintenance against the State or any
officer thereof by any county or county
officer Of any action or proceeding for
the collection or recovery Of any money
alleged to be due such county or any Of
ficer thereof for services rendered in
the assessment, equalization, auditing
and collection of ad valorem taxes.
Passed
S. b. 80. Ashe-To amend Section 595
of the Civil Code, enabling the Bohe-
mian Club of San Francisco to acquire
property in Sonoma County. Passed.
S. b. 80, Sims-To add a new section
to the Political Code, relating to No
taries Public. Passed.
S. B. 151, Dickinson--For the relief
of John N. E. Wilson, ex-Insurance
Commissioner of the State of Califor-
mia, and of James D. Byrnes and Frank
c. De Long. the bondsmen of said John
N. E. Wilson, ex-Insurance Commits
sioner, and authorizing the Attorney
General of the State of California to
enter satisfaction of judgment for the
sum of 81, ,063S2, in full settlement of
the suit entitled "the people of the State
of California, upon the complaint of Z.
p. Colgan, as Controller of said State,
plaintiff, VS.. John N. E. Wilson, Frank
c. De Long and James D. Byrnes, de-
PENDANTS. Passed.
s. B. II, Davis-To provide for the