Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-04-01

The bill was then passed by vote Of 20 ayes to s
noes.
ar. HrrTELL gave notice OF reconsideration.
The Sena proceeded to the consideration of the
special order which was the motion of Senator John
son to reconsider indefinite postponement, March
%, 1880, OF Senate Bill No. 329
Mr.. GLAscocK hoped that the motion to reconsider
would not prevail.
Mr.. JOHNSON wished to have it understood that in
calling up this motion to reconsider he was taking
no advantage Of Senator Wendell who he was in.
formed, would not be able to attend the remainder
of the session. He said the claim was right and
just, and provision should be mads for its payment
in the manner proposed by the bill. The engineers
were appoi0ted by Act OF the Legislature and it was
better to pass the bill dispose of the matter,
as to save the necessity of special election.
Mr. HOWELL thought there was no necessity for a
special Act and therefore opposed reconsideration
The motion to reconsider was opposed by Mr..
HTTELL, but carried by vote of 10 ayes to II noes
Mr.. JOHNSON asked for call of the Senate. Sus-
tanned.
The bill was then passed by vote of "a ayes to
ID noes.
BILL RECONSTRUCTED
Mr.. CoHeER called up his motion to reconsider the
vote by which Senate Bill No. 314 was indefinitely
postponed.
The Senate reconsidered the vote of postpone
ment.
Mr.. GoRMAN said the bill required that all manu-
facturers shall stamp their goods the kind of la
bor employed.
The bill was ordered to third reading
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.
Mr.. SEARS introduced bill to provide for the
payment OF salaries and contingent expenses of the
State Board of Equalization. Referred to the Com
mittee on Corporations.
ENDORSEMENT REPORT
Mr.. HUDSON, from the Committee on Engross
ment, reported that Senate Bill No. 1ls had been
correctly engrossed and placed in the hands OF the
Governor.
SECOND READING FILE
Senate resumed the consideration of Sena'e Bill
No. 203, to regulate the leYying of assessments or
calls upon the capital stock OF corporations, the
ques ion being on the engrossment of the bill. 1t
was opposed by Messrs. SEARS, GEORGE, CHENEY
HITTELL, and favored by Mr.. ENos
Mr. NEUMANN offered an amendment to Section 9
BY which publication in papers of the largest circu-
lation would not be required Adopted.
Also, to strike out "bona6dedly" from Section 8.
as he did not know what the word meant. Adopted.
Also, an amendment TO provide that the assess
ment should not exceed five per cent. Adopted.
Also, to strike out Section 3 Senator NEUMANN
said he wished to amend this bill that he could
vote against it.
Mr. HIrTELL moved to strike out the enacting
clause of the bill. Carried by vote of II ayes 10
16 noes.
RELIEF BILLS DISPOSED OF.
Senate Bill No. 13-An Act for the relief of John
Hoaglard Thy Mr.. Johnson).
Mr. HrTTELL moved to indefinitely postpone.
Adopted by vote of % ayes to 10 noes.
The bill was favored by Messrs. JOHNSON, ENos
and CHENEY, and opposed by Aessrs. HITTELL, NYE,
PARDEE KANE and SEARS.
Mr. JOHNSON then withdrew the following bills,
which were OF a similar character: Senate Bills Nos
H-An Act for the relief of John Reid l5-An Act
for the relief of William b. Todhunter I6-An Act
for the relief OF Mrs Mary W. G.. Van ArsdaIl IL
An Act for the relief Of George Cooper; 1S- An Act
for the relief of Mrs Rebecca G. Hoagland; 64-An
Act for the relief of Henry Lienberger; 65-An
Act for the relief of Green and Trainer.
CONTINGENT EXPENSES.
;,tro 4 -
vide contingent fund for the use of the Senate 1t
appropriates 500 for contingent expenses for the
twenty third session. Ordered at the head of the
file for Thursday.
cedure. Referred to the judiciary Committee.
On motion of Mr.. BHows the Senate took a recess
until 7:30 p. N.
EVENING SESSION
The Senate reassembled at 7:9o P. NJ, President
pro tenn. Baker ia the chair.
Mr.. SEARS presented report from the Committee
on Corporations recommending the passage of Sen-
ate Bill No. 52S relative to the debts and securities
of raj road corporations.
THIRD READINGS AND FINAL PASSAGE.
The Senate proceeded to the consideration of bills
on third readings as follows:
Senate Bill No 3l9-An Act to provide for the es-
tabshinent OF salmon hatchng works on some trib-
utary Of the San Joaquin river, and to make an ap
preparation therefor by Mr.. Langford). Passed
ayes q, noes 0.
Senate Bill No. 242-An Act to amend Chapter l.,
Title Is of the Penal Code relating the violation
Of laws for the preservation OF fish and game (by
Mr. Traylor) Pas ed on file.
Senate Bill No. 40S-An Act to amend Section 10
OF the Political Code defining legal holidays (by Mr.
Baker,. Passed-ayes 27, noes o.
Senate Bill No. 409-An Act to amend Section
of the Civil Code, defining legal holidays Cby Mr.
Baker,. Passed-ayes 27, noes 0.
Senate Bill No. 4l0-An Act TO amend Section 10
of the Code of Civil Procedure, defining iegal i.o
davs (by Mr.. Baker, Passed-nyes 81, noes 0.
Senate Bill No. I90-An Act to amend Sections
2lGS and 22o9 of the Civil Code, in reference to
common carriers (by Mr.. Johnsoo). Pa sed on file
Senate Bill No 3I7-An Act to amend Section
l726 OF the Code of Civil Pl ocedure relating the
duties OF Public Administrators (by Mr.. Moreland)
Passed-ayes 25 noes 0.
Senate BIZ No s95-An Act to provide for the
payment Of the Judges of the Superior Courts in
this State (by Mr.. Nye,'. Passed-ayes 25, noes o.
Senate Bill No. 396-An Act to amend Section 542
of the Code of Civil Procedure, relating to the levy
OF attachments (by Mr.. Nye). Recommitted with
special instructions.
Senate Bill No 421-An Act to amend Section 1872
of the Penal Code, relating to cheating under pre-
tension of playing at games Of chance (by Mr. Hit
tell. Passed-ayes 25, noes 0.
Senate BIll No. 157-An Act to punish willfu mis-
representation by life insurance companies and their
agents (by Mr.. Watson) Passed-ayes 25, noes O.,
Senate Bill No 29S-An Act to authorize the
Board of Supervisors of the several counties of this
State to transfer certain funds (ey Mr.. Ryan,
Passed-ayes 25, noes l.
senate NO. oOI-Su AcJ 10 repeal al AcI en-
titled an Act to create drainage district to be
called the Sacramento River Drainage District to
establish Board OF Commissioners therefor, and
to define their powers and duties, approved April /,
| 1878 (by Mr. Johnston). Passed-ayes 26, noes !.
Seuate Bill No 339-An Act TO abolish the pay
ment Of bounties for the destruction of gophers in
Merced county (by Mr.. POOL. Passed-ayes -27,
noes IL
| Senate Bill 40. 55-An Act entitled an Act fixing
the compensation of members, officers and employees
OF the Legislature (by Mr.. Zuck) Passed on file.
Senate g II No. 2l0-An Act to regulate the
charges upon telegraph lines and to prevent extor-
ton by owners Of telegraph lines (by Mr.. Johnson).
| Passed on file.
Senate Bill No. s2s-An Act to empower and di-
rect the Trustees OF Levee District No. OF Saera-
mento county to pay certain indebtedness outsand-
ing against the late Swamp Land District No. 2S7,
contracted for repairs upon leyee (by Mr. Johnson)
| Passed-aves 81, noes 6.
Senate Bill No. 39l-An Act to amend Section 1161
of the Code of Civil Procedure, relatingto summary
proceedings for obtaining possession of real proper.
| ty (by Mr.. Hit:elD. Passed-ayes 2S, noes 0.
Senate Bill No. 423-An Act to provide for the
payment of Coroners nquests held at the State
Prisons of the State (by Mr.. Sears) Passed-ayes
| %, noes
of the Code of Civil Procedure relating parties
to actions (ty Mr. Cheney Passed-ayes 27, noes 1.
Senate Bill No. 4lS-An Act to regulate the sale
| of certain poisonous substances (by Mr. HarlanE
Passed on file.
Senate Bill No. 45S-An Act to provide for the de:
ficency in the appropriation for repairs to State
Capi oil building and furniture during the thirtieth
fiscal wear (by Mr. Trayor) Passed-ayes 81. noes O.
Senate Bill No. 459-An Act to provide for tho de-
ficency in the appropriation for travelling expenses
of the State Board of Education during the thrtieth
fiscal year (by Mr. Traylor) Pa ssd-ayes %, o.
| Senate Bill No. 4e0-An Act to provide for the
deficiency in the appropriation for the contingent
expenses of the Supreme Court during the thirtieth
fiscal year (by Mr.. Traylor) Passed-ayes 27 noes l.
Senate Bill No. 461-An Act to provide for the
deficiency in the appropriation for arresting Grim
inals without the limits OF the State during the
thrtieth fiscal year Thy Mr.. Traylorl Passed-ayes
| 81, noes o.
Senate Bill No. 462-An Act to provide for the de-
ciency in the appropriation for payment OF rewards
offered by the Governor during the thirteth fiscal
year (by Mr.. Traylor). Passed-ayes 90, noes o.
| Senate Bill No. 463-An Act to appropriate money
for the payment OF the deficiency in the appropria-
ton for the support of the State Normal School for
the twenty ninth and thirtieth fiscal years by Mr.
| Traylor). Passed-ayes 81, noes 0.
Senate Bill No. 464-An Ac. to appropriate money
for the payment of the deficiency in the appropria-
ton foi the payment Of rewards for the arrest and
conviction of highway robbers for the twenty ninth
fiscal year (by Mr.. Traylor) Passed-ayes 2s noes O.
! Senate BIZ No. 485-An Act to appropriate money
for the payment of the deficiency in the approprla
| ton for the transportation Of prisoners for the
twenty fiscal year (by SIr. Traylor). Passed
| ayes q, noes 0.
senate Bill No 4ee-An Act to appropriate money
ton for stationery, fuel and lights for the twenty
ninth fiscal year (by DIR. Traylor) Passed-ayes q,
noes 0.
| Senate Bill No. 469-An Act to provide for the de-
ficiency in the appropriation for repairs to State
Capitol building and furniture during the thirtieth