Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-05

requested " communicate this House ~. anount !,
NHrants (telusve Of the docket feel audited ia favor
each Of the District Judges " this STAT. on rccont ~
aFy Tor the last FISCAL year, ~
message vas announced from the Senate returning
tue Assembys request Senate bill No. 8, repeating A.
Act appointing State Gaugcr. Dir. Phil Moore moved
m rejection lost IL Was referred to Commute on Way
The speaker announced special committee on mart a
aud Burdlck. ~
Mr. Coleman gave notice Of bill for an Act 70 r.Des
al Act paused April 2Cth 1855 to provide for the saI. 81
the 18th aud S9 sections OF land donated by CnsrrSs a.
the state Tor schOOl purposes.
MIR Upton gave notice Of bill for an Act IN,
term Of ONCE " Justices VI the Peace n this State
After some other business Of local nature the Hous,
/ ADJOURNED.
FRIDAY, January 2Sth, 1859.
In the Senate, President pro ten. presiding Mr. Eric,
from Committee Manufactures, reported On bin con
eernnT the protection VI wines and liquors ro adulterA
tons aud pOlsOns, aud its as Aeud
| cd by Committee. Placed Me.
M Titus offered the following preamble and resolutions
which we're referred " The Committee Federal Ksla
| lions:
Whereas the valleys the eastern slope Of the Sierra
NsvadAs are rapidly filling up With iona de settlers while
an early organisation Of Territorial Car
son valley contemplated, aud in viIW OF that fact ID
VI the utmost Importance to the line Of counties
that the boundary line between California and Utah be
speedily established and WheTeaS action has been
eertslned IN regard 70 resolution No, a. rea
eVe 70 the boundary line between the State California
aud Territory Of Utah. passed April l2h 1885, VI
ssnoy joint resolutions No H. in relation the survey
the eastern boundary Of the State Of CaiorA passed
| April 9Th, 1851, therefore.
hesOtre0 ~ the Senate the Assembly eoncuTrng That
ouI III congress % instructed and our IT, Tesen-
!A1vrs be respectfully requested municAte with the
President Of tho United States setting forth these facts
requesting that Ocer to at IN eOnunct with the Ike
eutlve Of this State In the appointing Of Commissioners
ascertain aud definitely locate said boundary line suc
line TO conform ~ that established by the Constitution
CAuornlA
RcsOred That Ills Exceency the Governor be requested
70 forward copies Of this resolution 70 Senator's and
Representatives Ia Congress- and to the President Of the
United States.
Ne burton gave notice Of his intention to introduce .
Dill fOr all Act provide for tie payment OF the Outstad
senate bill No GAN Act concerning crimes and pun
hets and FOR the better protection wines and liquors
aEanst adueratiu, Was taken uI and considered In
COMMITTEES OF the Whole III provides that any person
rrsOns convicted Of ndulirratng wieS liquors. ETC., for
the purpose Of ralc shall Le DEF med guilty nsdeuran
and sa be hnrd MT less than e", or he imprisoned
in the pcrntuTy Tor not less than three than
Twelve m,nihs The amendments reported by the Com
mitice Manufactures tins morning, and which
inert O. Ia place OF tan and six months in place OF
twelve months to hrng the under the iuriac
on Of Justice. Courts we're adapted The bill as amend
ed "rde cd to be engOssed and to Third reading Ia
its order.
TiSe 1rcia order-An Act to divide the statr into Con-
proved June z5l, l>l2,-Nas taken up Mr.. GrIf, NOV
I'd that be indefinitely postponed ii was lO by she fol-
lowing vote:
Ayes-Mt ssrs. Allen. BallOu, Kerry, Bradley, Burch,
Dent, Denver Griffith, Hart, HAuu Holden, ketchuuI,
Merritt. Price, Quinn, Itednlan-l6.
AOeS--AndrrsOn, BAKER, burton, Dickinson, Garter,
Grant. Gregory, kirkpatrick Lansing, Mcdonald. OPar
rell, Pachscv, PAIks PaTAeT 1hUu Titus MLeel,r Vii
lame Is.
Ma Anderson moved that the bill he ordered enGrOssed
for third reading.
Question upon ordering the bill enGrossrd, 1t was car
rid ny the following vote
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Nicaragua. AID, Chairman.
Placed On die.
Mr.. Lies, trOm Committee on Education presented the
'oll"WinE:
The CO@uiti<e on Education after taking into consl
eraN tlsE resolution Of the Assembly VI Jamuary .lS,
whereby they we're requested to Inquire Into the exrdie-
cy 81 providing by Au Tor the education oi deaf aid unb
persons residing III The state do respectfully report: That
according !" tie several authorities to which they have
had there ere nov res dug Ia this state from seven
to thirty nine deaf and dumb persons WUSe ages
I" the c"nee; that it is nexDedient At Prc.tut
Ia provide BY any lac for their e,lucAt"n.
egItd: ECGENk LIES, Chairman