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A. B. 200, Cobb-To amend the Code
of Civil Procedure, relating to petitions
for probate of will.
| A. B. 21O, Cobb-To amend the Code
of Civil Procedure, relating to proceed
| ings on production of foreign will.
| A. B. 49, Cobb-To amend the Code
of Civil Procedure relating to hearing
proofs of probate of foreign will.
| A. B. $50, Dibble-To amend the Code
of Civil Procedure, relating to attach
nlents.
"A. B. 1874. MeKeen- and
directing the State Controller and State
Treasurer to transfer from the general
fund to the Oakland harbor improve
ment fund the sum of $2o0,O0O.
A. B. 6S7, Jilson-Adding new sec
ton to the Penal Code, in relation to the
running at large of hogs.
A. B. 3S1, VIM. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
fraternal beneficiary corporations
A. B. go, Dibble-To amend an Act
relating to life, health, accident ana
annuity or endowment insurance on the
assessment plan, etc.
| A. F. S25, Merrill-To provide for the
organization and management OF live
STOCK insurance companies.
A. B. 532, Dunlap-To amend an Act
to authorize the State Board of Harbor
Commissioners to establish and main
tain a free public market upon the
water front of San Francisco, and pro-
viGing for the expenses and regulations
| thereof.
! A. B. GIG, Brown-To amend an ACT
to advance learning, the arts ana
sciences and to promote the public wei
fare, by providing for the conveyance,
holding and protection Of property, and
the creation of trusts for the found
] ing, endowment, direction and mainte-
nance within the State, OF universities
colleges, schools. seminaries or learn
| ing, mechanical institutes, museums ana
galleries of art, granting add1tlonal
powers to the founders and trustees OF
such institutions, and to add new
section thereto.
! A. B. sol, Wardell-To amend the
Code of Civil Procedure, relating to act
ions for damages.
| A. B. $50, Brownie provide for the
establishment and maintenance OF pub
lie libraries.
A. B. 642, Beecher-To appropriate
the sum Of $500 to pay the claim OF
Theodore Pliesch. for money due ana
owing to said Theodore Pliesch from
the State of California.
A. B. 494. Johnson-To pay the claim
of G. H Smith.
A. B. 345. J. H. Miller-Making an
appropriation to pay the claim OF Fred
5. Blakeley.
A. B. 242, Caninetti-Making an APP
preparation to pay the claim of J. w.
Sfbole. o.
A. B. 661, Brown-Making an appro-
priation to pay the claim of d. f.
O'Keefe.
A. B. 693, Notwithstanding an appro-
priation to pay the claim of Wells,
Fargo & Co.
| A. B. SAG, Dunlap-For the relief of
J. E. Atkinson.
| A. B. 1914, Knights-To pay the claim
of Fred Mason.
A. B. s., Notwithstanding an APP
preparation to pay the claim of Maria
Willhartitz
A. B. 449, Eugene Sullivan-Concern-
ing Veteran Volunteer Fireman's AS
ISOLATION of California.
"A. B. 1919, Blood-To establish a
branch State Normal School in Gala
veras County, and making an appro-
priation therefor.
| A. B. SCI, Dibble-To appropriate
$50. 900 for the erection of a monument
to the memory 81 Abraham Lincoln in
IGolden Gate Park in the City and Coun
ty of San Francisco.
A. B. $50, Griffin-To appropriate the
sum of $1,000 for the purpose of es-
tablishing a water, sprinkling and
pumping plant in the Yosemite Valley.
| A. b. All, Pierce-To provide for the
construction of a free wagon road from
Tallac to McKinney's, along the west
| ern shores of Lake Tahoe, and making
an appropriation therefor.
A. B. 24S. Wardell-Making an ap-
preparation to pay the claim of Oliver
R. Chapman.
( A. B. TAI, Johnson-To create the Of
flee of State Game Warden.
A. B. 443, Hoey-To establish State
Normal School in the City and County
of San Francisco, State of California,
and making an appropriation of Slo0,-
coo.
| BRIEF RECESS.
| AT a quarter of six the House took a
recess until o'clock.
| CLAIMS AS ALLOWED.
! The first business of the evening ses-
sion was the consideration of the news
paper claims for printing the constitu-
tiona amendments.
| The committee report of the Ways
and Means was, as stated in the Rec
or Union" in two parts-the so-called
majority report, signed by Valentine
and four Others. and the so-called mi
nority report, signed at first by Amer
| ich and four others, Works the eleventh
member being absent
Valentines report contained the
amendments cutting down the CLAIMS
in almost every case. Americas report
sustained the newspaper claims, stat
ing that he and his confreres believed
them Just and no more than the papers
would charge persons or corporations.
On Friday Arner;cn received kilograms
from Works saying that he stood With
the so-called minority-this gave them
| six members and made them the ma
| jority
Last evening when the matter came
up, Speaker pro tenn. Dunlap pelng III
the chair, Arnerich explained the mat
ter and moved that his report be
adopted He was promptly ruled out
of order and motion to adopt the
Valentine report was sustained and car
ried.
| The House then went into Committee
of the Whole. adopted the amendments
seriatim, and returned into Assembly,
there adopting them en- masse
Below are given the claims as pre-
scented by the newspapers and the cut
made in each case. Where only one