The record-union., 1899-02-12

letin' for advertising constitutional
amendments for the year 1896; title
amended, ordered printed.
S. B. 1O1, Dickinson pay the claim
of Charles F. Wells against the State
of California, and making an appro-
priation of $4,000 therefor. Amended
reducing claim to $4,000, and ordered
printed.
| S. B. 249, Taylor-To amend that
certain Act of the Legislature enti-i
tied IAN Act to provide for the classifi-
cation of municipal corporations" ap-
proved March 2, 1883, by amending
Section 3 thereof, relating to the
enumeration of the inhabitants of a
city or town. Ordered to third read
| ing.
| S. B. 1O5, Taylor-To amend Section
103 of the Code of Civil Procedure of
the State of California, relating to JUS
tees Courts and Justices of the Peace.
Ordered to third reading.
| S. B. 6S, Taylor-To amend Section
and Section SO of an Act to provide
for work upon streets, lanes, alleys,
courts, places and sidewalks, and for
! the construction of sewers within mu-
/, inequalities; concerning changes in the
grade of streets. Amended and ordered
printed.
| S. B. 229, Prisk-To provide for the
disposal of money raised by cities or
towns for public Improvement after the
same has been completed and paid for.
| Considered engrossed and to- third read
| ing file.
S.. b. 231, MISUNDERSTANDING for
| the establishment and maintenance of
| adi n mn
corporations. Amended and ordered to
printer.
S. B. g. Currier-To amend Section
752 of an Act to provide for the or
ganization, incorporation and govern
ment of municipal corporations, relat-
ing to election of city officials. Con-
sidered engrossed and ordered to third
reading.
S. B. 1I2, Nutt-TO amend an Act to
amend Section 1O3 Of the Code of Civil
Procedure, relative to Justices Courts.
| Withdrawn by author.
S. B. 49, Currier-Providing for the
submission of the proposition of the
license and sale, or prohibition of the
sale, of intoxicating liquors to vote
Of the people, by municipal corpora
tions of the fifth and sixth classes.
|
file.
! S. B. 243, Dickinson-Amending the
Code of Civil Procedure, adding new
lsection thereto, to be known and desig-
mated as Section 140S, making the ex-
pense of giving a bond by administra-
tors, executors trustees, receivers and
SigneeS, an expense payable as an
expense of administration. Ordered on
file for third reading.
/ S. B. 202, Braunhart-To amend Sec
tons 204 and 2O5 of the Code of Civil
Procedure, relating to the selecting and
returning of jurors. Committee amend
ments adopted and bill orderedi printed.
S. B. 119, Braunhart-Adding a new
section to the Civil Code, relating to the
location of and to compel the con-
struction of depots, stations, sidetracks,
switches, turnouts and spurs, by trans
portation companies in the State Of
California, and fixing penalty for fail
ure to comply thereto. Considered en-
crossed and ordered on file.
| S. b. $50, Braunhart-To amend Sec
ton 4S0 of the Civil Code. relating to
reports to be made to the Board of
Railroad Commissioners by railroad
and other transportation companies,
and fixing a penalty for failure to COM
ply Herewith. Ordered on third read
! ing.
| S. B. 357, Hall-To amend Sections
62S and 630 of the Civil Code, relating
to gas corporations. Amended and or
dered printed.
S. B. 235, Cutter-To amend an Act
providing for the appointment of an
Auditing Board to the Commissioner
| \.
recting him and them to perform GER
tain duties relating to drainage; to pur-
| chase machinery, tools, dredgers and
| appliances therefor; to improve and
rectify water channels; to erect works
necessary and incident to said drain
age; to condemn land and property for
the purposes aforesaid; making certain
acts felony, and making an appro-
| priation of money for the purposes of
this Act, approved March II. 1897, by
amending Sections 2 3 and thereof,
so as to provide for the improvement
and protection of the navigable chan
nels and harbors of this State. Read
and to printer.
ASSEMBLY MESSAGES.
| An Assembly message was received
announcing the adoption of S. c. A. 5,
A J. r. and A. j. r. 10, and the
| passage of the following Assembly
bills, 4, 13S, 245, 257, 291, 352, 800,
444, 45S and geo; all were referred to
proper committees.
/ FURTHER CONTINUED.
Laird's wide tire BILL" which was a
special order, was by unanimous con-
sent continued until Tuesday morning.
| Cutter called up his notice of mo-
tion to reconsider the vote whereby A.
B. 145, relating to assessments in recla-
nation districts, was passed, and on
motion it was continued until tomor-
| row. Reconsideration is desired only
that an error may be corrected.
NEW BILLS.
Bills were introduced and referred to
committees as follows:
raunhart-Appropriat S575 to
pay the claim of James H. Barry. FL
nance and Claims.
/ Smith-Appropriatin $717.15 to pay
Morning Union," for advertising con-
stitutional amendments. Finance.
Prisk-Appropriating $50 to pay the
claim of the Sierra Valley Record"
for publishing and advertising consti-
! tutional amendments. Finance.
| Also: Appropriating S175 to pay the
claim of the Quincy 'National-Bulle-
tin for advertising constitutional
amendments. Finance
! Also: Appropriating $50 to pay the
Downieville Mountain Messenger" for
advertising constitutional amendments.
Finance.
Also: Appropriating 5000 to pay the