Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-02-13
ASSEMBLY.

SACRAMENTO, February u, 1850
The Assembly met pursuant to adjournment,
Speaker Cowdery in the chair.
Roll called and quorum present.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
journal OF Yesterday corrected.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES
Mr. CAMRoN presented report from the Commit
tee Attaches recommending that the Committee
| on Water and Water Rights be allowed clerk So
ordered
Mr. GREEN, Chairman Of the Committee on Labor
and Capital reported back Assembly Bill No 1873
relative to employees made to pay the cost of suit
for compensation due, with a substitute, recon-
mendiUg its passage. Also, Assembly Joint Resou-
ton No. TO- relative to the enforcement OF the
United States statute making eight hours DAVIS
work, recommending passage. Also, Assembly Bill
No los, relative to fixing the wages and hours Of
street drivers and conductors, recommending
that it do not pass.
Mr. Fox, from the Committee on Judiciary, re.
ported back Senate Bills Nos 20, 81, 3d. So 81 and
81, recommending passage. Also, Senate Bill No.
80, recommending that il do not pass.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
BY Mr.. TYLER-An Act to appropriate money for
the payment OF the Code Commis: toner's. [Appro-
PIRATES 80, or the paid to Judges OF the
Supreme Court
BY Mr.. Chamberlain Act to provide for the
funding OF the Indebtedness of Levee District No
J. Suffer county, at seven per cent. 1t is with the
consent of the creditors
By Mr.. MERRY An Act concerning the Medical
Department of the State University [Dr H. IL.
Toland, of San Francisco has given to the State
University the property known as the Toland Med
ical College, and valued at 100000 The bill
proposes to have the Medical Department of the
University TO be known and designated as the 1oland
Medical Department OF the University of California
By Mr.. FRINK-An Act to delegate to the Boards
OF supervisors of the several counties power to coz
denim animals afflicted with the glanders
By Mr.. MAGUrRE-An Act relating to the practice
of medicine. Permits army and navy surgeons
and those who have served such tn ON,
filing affidavit with County Clerk
By Mr.. DUBRUTZ-An Act to pay to Kern county
the sum of S625 SS, enormously collected and paid
by said county as taxes during the years 1876 and
1877.
FIRST READING OF BILLS.
The bills introduced yesterday were read first
time and referred to appropriate committees.
BILL PASSED.
Mr. McCARTY of Lake, moved to take ND out of
its order Assembly Bill No ll2-An Act to repeal
Act to provide for the payment of certain bonds of
the county Of Lake, approved March 2S, 1874 in
relation to an Assessor and Collector.
1t was read third time and passed.
THE TYLER WATER BILL.
Mr.. CANNON called up the notice given 10y Mr..
Tyler in relation to the water bill, and moved to
take 1t up SO ordered aid the House resolved
itself into Committee of the Whole to consider it.
Mr. TYLER said the reason he did not wish the bill
considered at this time because he had been too
much occupied to prepare the amendments which
he had found were necessary He regretted that the
bill had been forced up.
Mr.. CAgRoS moved that the committee rise and
recommend that the enactng clause be stricken
out.
MIR TYLER said If the House wished TO thus sum.
marily deal with bill of such importance without
even allowing it to be perfected, he should make no
lengthy opposition. But he would read the art Gle
OF the CONSTITUTIONS TO show that this bill moth
ing nor less than the carrying out of the
mandatory prOyiS0ns the Constitution The