Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-04-05

Senate Bill No 42-An Act to amend Sections
1921, 1882 154S 1545 l54s, 1850, 1898, 1900, 1911
16l5 1920, 1872 1865, 1865, 166s. 1760 175o, 17aI
l772, 1775 l79, 1917, 1918, 1884, 1885, 1886, 1887
1859, 1850, 1861, 1862 1871 1874, and 1875 and to
repeal Sections 1854, 1755, 17s7 17ss, 17s9, 1870,
1793 1894, 1885, 1540, 1S41, 1912, 1913, 1s44 1845
1876, 1s47, 1s48, 1849 1885, 1851, 1852 1872, 1741
1742, 1743 1744, 1745, 1746 1747 174S, l749 1850,
175l, 1852 1753 1857 and 175S Of the Political Code
relating to public schools by Mr.. Davis was indef
nitely postponed.
of the Political Code relating to schools and to re
peal other Acts relating thereto (by Mr. SaterWhite)
was indefinitely postponed
Senate Bill No. 214-An Act to amend Section
1900 of the Political Code, relating to challenges
school elections (by Mr.. Johnson)- indefinitely
postponed.
Senate Bill No. 37s-An Act to amend Section
49, and to repeal Sections 451 and ASP of the Civil
Code of California, relating to life insurance (by
Mr.. Sears)-was ordered engrossed
Senate Bill No. 9T-An Act to amend Section 1921
of the Political Code, relating to the counting of
money in the county treasury (by Mr.. WatsonEwas
ordered engrossed.
Senate Bill No. 497-An Act to amend Section 1912
of the Political Code relating to the presentation of
claims against counties (by Mr.. Wendell was or.
dered engrossed
Senate Bill No. 493-An Act to amend Section 1910
of the Political Code forbidding Supervisors to allow
claims contract debts in certain cases (by Mr.
Wendell)-was ordered engrossed.
Assembly Bill No. 3S4-An Act to amend an Act
enutleQ an ACT 10 provide 1Or tne building OF q
school house in Modesto school district in the coun-
ty of Stanslaus in the State OF California approved
January O. 1874 (by Mr.. Spencer)-was ordered to a
third reading.
Assembly Bill No. l43-An Act to amend an Act
entitled an Act relating to apprentices and masters
approved April g. 1876 (by Mr.. Fox) ordered to
third reading.
Senate Bill No. 266-An Act to amend Section Gil
of the Civil Code relating to cemetery corporations
(by Mr. Sears)-w ordered engrossed.
Senate Bill No. 427-An Act to authorize Boards
Of Supervisors to pay the expenses of posse comta-
tus in criminal cases (by Mr.. Ryan)-was ordered
engrossed.
Assembly BillNo. 377-An Act to empower the Direc
tors of Levee District No /, of Sutter county, to
issue bonds for the payment or funding of the un
funded Indebtedness of said levee district and to
provide for the redemption of such bonds by taxing
the property in the district (by Mr. Chandler)-was
ordered to third reading.
Senate Bill No. 445-An Act to add new section
to the Political Code, to be known Section 349l,
relating to individual reclamation of swamp lands
in certain cases (by Mr.. Wendell, by request)-was
ordered engrossed.
Senate Bill No. 472-An Act to amend Section
3if6 of the Political Code (by Mr.. Johnston)-was
ordered engrossed.
Senate Bill No. 66-An Act concerning the Board
of State Harbor Commissioners (by Mr.. Kane)-was
withdrawn
Senate Bill No. l66-An Act amendatory of an
Act declaring sas creek in the city and county of
San Francisco, navigable stream (by Mr.. Kane) =
was ordered engros 5ed.
Senate Bill No. 470-An Act to amend Section
1906 of the Code of Civil Procedure, concerning
liens for salaries and wages (by Mr. Nye)-was
withdrawn.
Senate Bill No. ASIAN Act relating to school
districts comprised of two or more counties (by Mr.
Rowell)-was withdrawn
Assembly Joint Resolution No. 10-Relative to the
enforcement of the United States statute making
eight hours the length of days labor on public
works (by Mr.. Burns)-was ordered TO a third read
ing.
Assembly Joint Resolution No. Relative to the
pro urng of quarantine depot (by Mr.. Finlayson)
was ordered to a third reading.
Assembly Concurrent Resolution No. 17-Relative
to the establishment of first order light and steam
fog signal station at Point St George, the north
ern cost of California (by Mr.. Cooper)-was ordered
to third reading.
Senate Concurrent Resolution No. q Relative to
United States money and National Banks (by Mr..
Chase)-was ordered engrossed.
Senate Joint Resolution No. 5-Relative to pro-
curing the removal by Congress of the duty on
printing paper and on materials used in the manu-
facture of the same (by Mr. Hill was ordered en-
crossed.
Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 26-Relative to
pensions to Mexican war veterans (by Mr. Satter-
white)-was ordered engrossed.
Assembly Joint Resolution No. 6-Relative to
memorializing Congress to grant certain funds to
the State of California (by Mr.. Johnson) was or
dered eng-ossed.
The Senate, at 10 o'clock P NJ, on motion of Sem
ator JOHNSON, adjourned.