Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-02-16


+ The Assembly met pursuant to adjournment
at 1890 A. N.
Roll called and quorum present
Prayer by the Chaplain
Journal of Yesterday corrected. Journal of Thurs
day approved.
Mr. McCAnrr of Lake presented petition in rela-
tioa to bill county boundaries, asking that As
sembly Bill No. 27S pass.
| The CHAIR presented communication from the
| Protestant Orphan Asylum Of San Francisco asking
for the continuance of State aid for that and other
| institutions.
Mr. GREEN presented a petition from citizens of
Westminster asking to have the benefits Of Section
II of Article M of the Constitution.
! REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
! Mr.. Brown presented report from the Commit
tee on Corporations, reporting back Assembly Bill
| No. 249 recommending passage as amended also
| Assembly Bill No. 269, without recommendation :
also, Assembly Bill No. 1S7, without amendment
recommending passage; also, Assembly Bill No.
| 3l6, recommending passage.
Mr.. CooPEa made minority report recommending
| that Assembly Bill No. 3l6 be not passed.
| The committee reported several other bills, with
various recommendations. A minority reported
Assembly Bill No. 269, with amendments, recon-
mendng passage.
| M. WAsoS Of Ventura made report from the
Committee on Education as follows: Assembly Bill
No. 91-to remove the State Normal School-indef.
mite postpo ement.
Mr. SHERBuRS reported certain bills correctly er-
| crossed.
| Mr. BROOKS reported several bills correctly en-
rolled.
Mr.. McINr sH, from the Committee on Forestry
reported Assembly Bill No. 312, recommending
| passage
Mr.. Fox, from the Committee on Judiciary, re-
ported back Assembly Bill No. 1872, recommending
passage as amended.
| Mr. EsTEy made report from the Committee on
Mileage, recommending that the Committee on Hos
pitfalls be allowed s19o for travelling expenses Also
that the State Prison Committee be allowed 1924 40
| Both amounts were allowed. The mileage is at the
rate OF ten cents
| Mr. DEL VALE presented a report from the Los
Angeles delegation, reporting back Bill No. 27l
| recommending that it pass.
MESSAGES THE GOVERNOR.
| The Governors messages, approving Bills Nos. o3
and IL, were read.
INTRODUCTION BILLS.
BY Mr.. FELToN-An Act to redeem and refund the
| bonds issued hy the county of San Mateo
| By Mr.. HAEDy-An Act to authorize the appoint
ment of four interpreters and translators in the
Criminal Courts OF San Francisco.
| By Mr.. SPENCER An Act in relation to building a
school house in Modesto.
| By Mr.. FRAsER-An Act in relation to public
roads in the several counties.
| By Mr. BURNs-An Act to repeal Section 1125 of
| the Code of Civil Procedure.
| BY Mr.. ADAMs-kn Act to amend and repeal GER
| tain sections of the Code n relation to cruelty to
animals.
| BY Mr. HARR1s-An Act to amend Sections 1882
and 1856 OF the Political Code, relating to public
schools.
Also an Act to establish Boards of Health.
| Also an Act to appropriate funds for the several
orphan asyums
BY Mr.. BRAUSHART- Joint resolution in relation
to the financial policy of the Government.
FIRST READING OF BILLS
The bills introduced yesterday were read first
time and referred to appropriate committees.
| SENATE BILLS READ
Senate messages were taken up and the Senate
bills read and referred to appropriate committees
SECOND READING OF BILLS.
Senate Bill No. 23-An Act to amend Sections Sc.
80 227 22S, 504, 81, OF the Penal Code relating to
crimes and punishments (by Mr.. Nyel The COM
mt.ee amendments were adopted and the bill passed
| to third reading.
Senate Bill No 2i-An Act to emcnd Sections ESQ
1892 1880, 1875, of the Penn Code relating to trials
| by jury (by Mr.. Nye) Ordered read a third time
Senate Bill No. 22-An Act to repeal Section 1929
of the Political Code, regulating the salaries of
County Judges (by aIr. Nye). Ordered read third
| time.
Senate Bill No. 29-An Act to repeal Sections 400
and 6s of the Political Code relating to the salaries
! and compensation of public officers (by Mr. Nye)
Ordered read third time.
| Mr.. Fox asked to take up Assembly Bill No Of
An Act to legalize and validate the assessment and
assessment roll for State, county and consolidated
city and county taxes of the various counties of the
State, for the fiscal year commencing in March, 1879
| (by Mr.. Tyler).
| Mr.. BRAuNHART objected on the ground that it is
! bad bill. The House refused to take it up
THIRD READING.
| Assembly Bill No. 2S-An Act to amend an Act
entitled an Act to amend Section 299 of the Civil
Code OF California, approved March D. 1873
| (by Mr.. Du Brutz) was taken up out OF its order
the amendments concurred in and the bill sent to
| print.
SECOND READING FILE.
The Assembly took up the bills the file for sec
ond reading and transacted considerable business
| and then adjourned till Monday at half-past nine
| o'clock.