Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-01-13

SACRAMENTO, January II, 1851.
Assembly met pursuant to adjournment Speaker
Cowdery in the chair. Roll called and quorum
present. Prayer by the Chaplain. Journal of Sat
urday read and approved.
Mr.. MCCoMAs moved to dispense with the reading
of the Journal Ru.eG out OF order.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Mr.. CAMERON Chairman OF the Committee on At
taches reported in favor of paying W. F. Beyeridge
for four days services Postotiice page. Also,
favor of the resolution to pay Harvey Helm for two
days services asspage. Also, to allow William NJ Ord
three days salary for services at the desk Also in
favor of appointing rear porter. All the resolu-
tions adopted
Mr.. SHERBURN, Chairman Of the Committee on En-
grossment, reported Assembly Bill No l correctly
engrossed.
By Mr.. LEAcH-Notice of an amendment to the
rules, so as to have appointed committee on reye-
nue. and taxation.
By Mr.. LASE-Notice of bill to regulate the Fire
Department Ill cities OF over l00, 900 inhabitants.
SECOND READING OF BILLS.
Assembly Bill No. 14-An Act to amend an Act en-
titled an Act TO regulate and govern the State
Prisons OF California. Read second time and re-
ferred to Committee on State Prisons.
Assembly Bill No. 2o-An Act to authorize the
county OF San Joaquin to redeem certain bonds.
Read second time and referred TO Judiciary Com
mit.ee.
INT oDUcTIoN OF BILLS
By Mr.. GoRLEY- An Act to define and limit the
rights of land owners in the State If California
BY Mr.. BRAUsHART-An Act to define and punish
the offense OF lobbying ISimply puts into effect
the constitutional provision on this subiect.l
BF Mr.. GoRLEY-An Act entitled all Act to limit
and regulate the sale OF mining and other stocks in
this State. Referred to Committee on Mines and
Mining.
By Mr.. GoRLEY-An Act to secure to the children
OF this State an education that will tend to promote
love of country and secure republican form Of
government forever. Makes education compulsory.
Provides that all children must attend school.
Ii parents are unable unwilling, provides for the
means OF educating the children by the State-l Re-
ferred to the Committee on Education.
BY Mr.. GoRLEY-An Act to define the rights OF
aliens. Referred to the Judiciary Committee.
by Mr. GoRLKY-An Act to prevent and punish
crime and to seeu better standard of morality.
Referred to G Cammittee on judiciary.
By Mr.. CooP Ran Act to amend Section 1865 OF
the Code OF Civil Procedure. Referred to the Com
mittee on Judiciary.
By Mr. GARIBALDE-An Act to repeal Section 500
OF the Penal Code, relating the protection o seals
and sen lions at the Cliff House. Referred 10 the
Committee on Fish and Game.
By Mr.. SwEETLASD-An Act to amend Section
4204 OF the Political Code. Referred to Committee
ON judiciary.
BY Mr.. hAeUIRE-An Act creating Bureau Of
Lator Statistics. Referred to tae Committee Ju
dietary.
By Mr.. VALLE-An Act to provide for the organ
izatlon OF Board Of Hailroad Commissioners tOr
ganlzes a Board OF Railroad Transportation Com
missi 3ners, cSinpOsed of the three Railroad Comnis
sIoners under the Constitution. 1t ovides that
the principal office shah be in San francisco, but
nay hold meetings in ether places. one Of the