Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-03-16

thorize the incorporation Of individuals for the puT
pose OF organizing aud providing pr tectye night
watch force IN cities OF over 15,000 inhabitants.
Committee on Corporations.
BY Mr.. LAMPsoN--An Act to pay the claim CT W.
G. Dwyre. Committee on Claims.
By Dir. NYE-An Act to amend Section 3766 If
the Political Code relating to publication Of den-
quent tax lists. Committee on Judiciary
Also, an Act t. amend Section 3iIe of the Politi-
cal Code Committee on judiciary.
Also, an Act TO amend Sections 3414 and 3415 OF
the Political Code. Committee on Judiciary
Also, Act to amend Section 7g3 OF the Civil
Code Committee on Judiciary
Also, an Act to amend Sec,ion rs Of the Civil
Code. Committee Judiciary
Also, an Act to amend Section 1852 of the Civil
Code. Committee on Judiciary
By Mr. WENDElL-An Act to amend Section 4o70
OF the Political Code. Committee on County Gov
Also, an Act to amend Sections 1924 and 1925 and
to repeal Section 4ll1 Of the Political Code Same
committee
Also Act TO add new section to the Political
Code, creating salary fund. Same committee.
Also an Act to add new section to the Political
Code, relating TO the compensation Of justices of
the Peace. Same committee.
Also Act to amend Section 1929 of the Polite i
Code, relating to the presentation OF claims against
counties. Same committee
Also, an Act concerning road poll taxes Com
mttee on Roads and Highways
BY MIR. HiTTELL (by request)-An Act to amend
Section 1857 of the Political Code relating to cleo
tions. Committee on Elections.
REPORT.
Mr. BRowN. from the Committee on Roads and
Highways, reported back fayoraby as amended
Senate Bill No. 425.
THE sAS FRANCISCO sEwER BILL.
Mr.. NEUsAEN moved to take up Senate Bill No.
2sG-An act to confer power upon Boards II Super
yisors Of cities containing more than one hundred
Thousand Inhabitants to extend and complete all
main Intervening heretofore partially con-
structed (by Mr.. Neumann).
The motion prevailed.
The bill was read a second time.
Nr. ENos warmly opposed the bill and denounced
it in unmeasured terms
Mr.. NEUMANN as warmly defended it, and showed
the necessity Of the bill.
Mr. ENos moved to refer the biz h the San Fran
cisco delegation with instructions to report back to-
tlorrew morning, on which long discussion took
Place.
dr. KANE moved that the bill be indefinitely most.
poned, and spoke in favor Of it.
The motion to Indefinitely postpone was lost
The motion to refer to the San FfauciscO deiega-
ton was again discussed at length, Mr.. Exos car
nestly urging his motion. The ayes and noes were
demanded, and the motion prevailed by vote of q
ayes to ls noes
SECOND RE DING
The Senate took up, on motion of dir. JoHysrov.
Senate BIZ No 32s-An Act to empower and direct
the Trustees Of LeVee District No ] of Sacramento
county, to pay certain Indebtedness outstanding
againt the late Swamp Land District No 2S7 con-
traeied Tor repairs upon levee Qby Mr.. Johnston)
1ut Dl-i Was TtiiI n SECOND Time and various
amendments adopted. Mr. JOHNSTON explained the
merits OF the bill and spoke some length in favor
OF it, After considerable discussion the bill was or.
dered engrossed.
BILL APPROVED.
A message was received from TIE Governor an.
nouncing his approval of Senate Bill No. lOS re-
ported enrolled this morning.
Mr.. PARDEE moved to take up Senate Bill No
345-An Act to amend Sections 352 1892, 3702.
3730, 1871 and 1882 Of the Political Code OF Cali.
for1ia, to add new sections thereto to be numbered
Sections $685. 1895 and $780, tc said Code all relating
to the State Board of Equalization, and to provide
for carrying its powers into execution 10y Mr..
Pardee). Lest
Senate Bill No. 42-An Act to amend certain sec
tons OF the Political Code, relating to public
schools (by Mr.. Davis); Senate Bil No. I02-An Act
to amend that part OF the Political Code relating TO
schools, and to repeal other Acts relating thereto
(by Mr.. Satterwhite(, and Senate ELL No 2I4-An
Act to amend Section 1900 of the Political Code re.
atng to challenges at school elections (by Mr. John
son)--were passed on the file.
Assembly Bill No 227-An Act authorizing the
Boards OF Supervisors of the counties in which water
is sold for irrigation to fix the rates at which such
water shall be sold (by Mr. Streeter)-was re d a
second time and discussed at length and with pend
ing amendments ordered to keep it's place on the
file.
At $50, on motion OF Mr. DAVIS, the Senate ad.
journed.