Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-02-01

"SiXth-That the acts OF the menu
beers of said Board i'm drawing and re.
eeiving such salaries are in violation
Of the Constitution and without war
rant of law; and, as q final conclusion,
that steps should be Immediately
taken to stop any further payments to
said Board of Examiners, and to secure
the return to the treasury of the sums
already withdrawn therefrom."
THE NO-FENCE LAW.
The Senate then took up for con-
sideration the Senate amendments to
Assembly Bill No. IS, com monty
known as the No-Fence Law, in which
the Assembly refused to concur.
The Senate amendment to Section
II by striking out the words Given
tieth day of February and inserting
''the first day of March," which was
not concurred in, wasatirst considered.
: lindsey moved that the Senate re-
cede from it's amendment.
Edgerton moved that the matter be
placed at the head of the file for to-
morrow, so that Graves might be pres
ent when it was acted upon.
Bartlett moved that the Senate re-
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of Conference be appointed.
EdgertOn withdraw his motion.
Evans said he hoped that the OPP
posite course would be taken and that
the Senate would recede from it's
amendment. 49,.
After discussion, the Senate voted
to recede from the amendment.
The Senate refused to recede from
its amendment to section II to insert
after the words, "and shall take eff
feet" the words, Sin the remaining
portions of said counties of Tulare and
Kern, on the first day of November,
1874, and in the counties of San Luis
Obispo and Monterey on the first day
Of May, 1874.
The Senate voted to recede from the
following amendment, after discus
sion: Amend by adding to the words
"on the first day Of July, 1874" in the
amendment to the last amendment
but one to section IL, the following
words, namely: "provided that as to
all lands and parcels of land in the
county of Fresno, situate west of the
San joaquin Valley Railroad, and
south of the San Joaquin river, and
east of said railroad, and south of
Kings river, not cultivated, this Act
shall not take effect and be in force UNI
til the first day of November, 1S74.n
The vote on the question of receding
was as follows:
For receding--Bush, Crane, Dyer, Fa-
kin, Evans, Fraser, CARAT, Gibbons,
Reyes, Lindsey, Martin, Mccoy, Neff,
Pendegast, Roach, Spencer, Turner
II.
Against receding-Andros, Bartlett,
Beck, Boggs, Edgerton, Hendricks,
Hopkins, Irwin, Kent, Laine, McKune,
McKusick, McMurray, O'Connor, Per-
kins, Tuttle-16.
The Senate refused to recede from
the amendment to section l2, to strike
out the word "May," after the words
Monterey, the first day Of" and in
sert the word "July."
Lindsey moved that Committee of
Conference, to consist of three Sena-
tors, be appointed to confer with like
committee of the Assembly on the
subject of the non-concurred in amend
ments.
The motion prevailed.
Mr.. Lane introduced a proposed
amendment to the Constitution of the
State of California. This amendment
is as follows: "Alticle is amended
by adding thereto the following Sec
ton: Section Al. The Legislature of
this State shall not directly nor indi-
rectly grant to any corporation, joint
stock company, association or individ-
ual, nor to any charitable, literary or
religious institution, any land, money,
bonds, or any subsidy Of any kind; nor
shall the Legislature have power to
authorize or empower any county,
town, city, village or other municipal
ity to do SO; or to levy and raise any
tax or assessment for any such pur-
pose. This section shall not be 80 con-
strued as to prevent the Legislature
from aiding in all reasonable and
usual ways the common schools and
other institutions under the manage
ment and control of the State, and
supported thereby" The bill was re-
ferred to the Judiciary Committee.
Assembly Bill No. 76.-An Act for
the relief of William Rowland, Sheriff
of Los Angeles county-introduced by
Venable, was passed.
ASSEMBLY.
The San Bernardino delegation re-
commended the passage of the act to
regulate official fees and salaries in
that county.
Mr.. Pishon introduced bill to au-
thorize the construction Of wagon
road from Cushingberry Spring in the
county of San Bernardino, to the HOl-
comb Valley mine, in said county. Re-
ferred to the delegation.
The Clerk read the message stating
that the Senate had refused to recede
from certain amendments to Assembly
Bill No. 26-An Act to protect agri-
culture and prevent the trespassing OF
animals upon private property In the
counties of Fresno, Tulare, Kern,
Santa Barbara, San Luis Obispo and
Monterey, and that Lindsey, OConner
and Gibbons had been appointed as
the Senate's portion of a Committee
of Conference.
Ferguson moved that similar COM
mittee of three be appointed from the
House. Carried.
The Speaker appointed as the Com
mittee on Conference, Ferguson, Can
field and Dixon.