Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-03-29

ton, and the Five Points, in New York City, under
similar laws.
tending to drive out the Chinese As to the const-
tutionality Of the BILL he would leave that to the
Courts IL was clearly constitutional under the
state constitution Ii the Cinnamon were driven
out OF San Francisco he did not care where they
went to. They could go to - well some place or
other. This was not party question, and he OBJ
leced TO It's being made 80 by Senator Satterwhite
He hoped the Senator would be more dieuiied like
the former Senates OF which be had been member.
He bad supposed before that Oakland was q city,
and was sorry to find that the Sena. ors from Ala
media feared it would be taken for but struggling
village
Mr. SEARS favored the passage Of the bill. 1t was
necessary for the protection of property. 1t was
within the police power Of the State, clearly.
Mr.. WATSON also favored the passage of the bill
II demanded by the best interests OF the inter-
ior towns of the State. The man er in which the
Chinese lived made them a nuisance.
Mr.. NyB moved to recommit the bill with instruc-
tions to amend it so as to give County Boards Of
Supervisors the same power
The motion was lost
The bill passed by the following vote:
Ayes-Anderson, Baker, Burt, Carioek, Chase
Conger, Dickinson, German, Harlan, Hill, johnson
Johnston, Kane, Kelly, Lampson, Noreland, Nelson
Ryan, Satterwhite, Sears, Watson, West Zuck-23
Noes Brown, Davis, Glascock, Hittell, Hudson.
Nye POOL.
Mr.. DICKINSON had changed his vote, and now
gave notice that on Monday he would move a re-
consideration
Assembly Bill No. 37--An Act TO amend Sections
474. COL. 199 800 950 1015, 1loS 1l09 1924, 1910,
1852. 32s5, 349O, 4047, 4o7s, 41s4 4I65 1892 122I
of an Act entitled Act to establish a Political
Code, approved March IL, 1872 conferring upon the
Superior Courts, their Judges and officers the uris-
diction and authority heretofore exercised in eer-
tain cases by the Courts abolished by the Constitu
tion, their Judges and officers (by Mr. Leaeh) was
read third time and passed by vote of 2l to noes
SECOND READINGS RESUMED.
The Senate then took up second reading of bills,
and concluded the reading Of Senate Bill No. 500
which was ordered eDgros ed.
Senate Bill No. 403-An Act to provide for remor.
ing distractions in Pit river above the mouth of It
creek, as to enable salmon to reach the spawnino
ground of the headwaters Of said river and its
tributaries (by MIR: Carlock) was ordered engrossed
Senate Bill No. 3l9-An Act to provide for the es
tabshment OF salmon hatching works on some trib-
utary of the San Joaquin river, and to make an ap
preparation therefor by Mr. Langford)-was ordered
engrossed.
Senate Bill No. 242-An Act to amend Chapter l.
Title Is of the Penal Code relating to the violation
Of laws for the preservation of fish and game (by
Mr.. Traylor).
Mr. DICKINSON offered substitute for this bill and
Senete Bill No. 437. The substitute was adopted
and ordered engrossed.
Senate Bill No. 40s-An Act to amend Section 10
OF the Political Code defining legal holidays (by Mr.
Baker)-was amended and ordered engrossed
Senate Bill No. 409-An Act to amend Section
of the Civil Code, defining legal holidays (by Mr..
Baker)-was amended and ordered engrossed.
Senate Bill No. 410-An Act to amend Section 10
of the Code of Civil Procedure defining legal holi
DAYS (by Mr.. Baker)-was amended and ordered en-
crossed
Senator MoRELAsD moved to take up Assembly
Joint Resolution No. out of order So ordered
Assembly Joint Resolution No. 6-Relative to pro-
curing Congressional appropriation Of SlO0 900 for
the purpose Of improving Petaluma creek for the
purposes Of navigat on (by Mr.. Hynes)-was ordered
read third time.
Assembly Bill No. Am Act to amend Sections
147, 14S and 149 of Act entitled an Act to estab
sh Code OF Civil Procedure, approved March IL,
1872, relating to the seals of Courts 10y Mr. Fox)
was Indefinitely postponed.
Senate Bill No. 126-An Act relating to foreign in
surance companies (by MIR. Enos)-was indefinitely
pos poned
Assembly Bill No. s-An Ac. to amend Sections
275, 276 and 2s7 of Act entitled an Act to estab
lish Code OF livil Procedure, approved March H.
1872 relating to attorneys and counselors at law (by
Mr.. Fox)-was indefinitely postponed
Senate Bill No. 95-An Act to amend Section
$50 of an Act entitled Act to establish Political
Code, approved March ~, 1872, relating to the ap
proval Of bonds of county and township officers tby
Mr.. Nye)- was withdrawn.
Senate Bill No. l6S-An Act to amend Section
1017 OF the Code OF Civil Procedure, defining the
jurisdiction of Justices Courts (by MIR. Lsngford)-
was indefinitely postponed.
Senate Bill No. 190-An Act to amend Sec ions
PIGS and 2209 of the Civil Code in reference to COM
mon carriers 10y Mr.. Johnson) was ordered en-
crossed.
Assembly Bill No. SAN Act to amend Section
2l1O OF an Act entitled an Act to establish Civil
Code, approved March q, 1872, relating to common
carriers (by MIR. Fox)-was ordered to third read
ing.
Senate Bill No. 292-An Act to amend Sections
1475 and 1476 of the Code of Civil Procedure relat
ing to homes;eads (by Mr. Davis]-was withdrawn
senate Bill Nc. 29l-An Act to amend Section
1900 OF the Civil Code, lating to bomesteads (by
Mr.. Davis)-was withdrawn.
Senate Bill No. 303-An Act to repeal Sec
tons 3l5, 3l6 and 3l7 of the Code of Civil Pro
cedure 10y MIR Ryan)-was Indefinitely postponed
Senate Bill No. 314-An Act to repeal Section 1892
of the Civil Code relating 10 debtors and creditors
(by Mr.. Davis)- indefinitely postponed
senate Bill No. 2l2-An Act to amend Section
1888 OF the Code of Civil Procedure relating to TAX
ing ivate property for public use (by Mr. Satter-
white)-was indefinitely postponed.
Senate Bill No. 3l7-An Act to amend Section
1925 Of the Code of Civil Procedure, relating the
duties of Public Administrators (by Mr. horeland)
was amended and ordered enprossed.
Senate Bill No. 335-An Act to amend Section
20s4 of the C.de of Civil Procedure, in relation to
proceeding to perpetuate testimony (by Mr.. Neu-
manu) passed on tile.
Assembly Bill No. 190-Au Act to amend Sections
2o4, 206 209, 2l1, 2l5, 214 219 and 24l and to
peal Sections PIG, 217 aud 2ls If the Code OF Civil
Procedure of this State in relation the selection
and drawing Of jurors (by Nr. Camron)-was in
definitely postponed.
Senate Bill No. 353-An Act concerning attorneys
fees provided for in mortgages and other written
Instruments actions brought thereon (by Mr..
Nye)-was withdrawn.
Senate Bill No. 5S0-An Act to amend Section ia
of the Code OF Civil Procedure (by Mr.. Johnston)-
indefinitely postponed
Senate Bill No 38l-An Act to add new section
to the Civil Code, to be numbered 1887 relating to
mortgages (by Mr.. Brown was indefinitely post.
poned.
Senate Bill No. 3s2-An Act to add new section
to the Code Of Civil Procedure to be numbered 67G
relating to judgments Thy Mr. Brown)-was in.
definitely postponed.
Senate Bill No. 395-An Act to provide for the
pay ment of the Judges of the Superior Courts in
this State (by Mr.. Nye)-was ordered enprossed
Senate Bill No. 396-An Act to-ameud Sec. ION $40
OF the Code of Civil Procedure, relating to the levy
of attachments (by Mr.. Nye)-was oraered en-
crossed.
Senate Bill No. Allan Act to amend Section ss2
of the Penal Code, relating to cheating under pre-
tension of playing at games of chance (by Mr. Hit
tel) ordered engrJsSed.
Assembly Bill No l5-An Act to amend Sections
33, 81, 35, 36 80, 49, A. 46 Al, 49, 40 3d. ST. s. 49,
81, s5, &c. so, 80, 1l2 113, ia, u.s. lis, $780, 1884,
IA 1856, 15T, 15s, 161, loo, l72, l73 49, l34 lS5
265 266 and 91S and to repeal Sections 25s and 259
of an Act entitled an Act to establish Code of Civil
Procedure, approved March IL, 1872, relating to
Courts OF justice and judicial officers 10y Mr. Fox)-
was indefinitely postponed.
Senate Bill No i57-An Act to punish willful mis-
representation by life insurance companies and their
agents (by Mr. Watson)-was ordered engrossed.
Senate Bill No. 40U-An Act to amend Section
2756 OF the Civil Code, and to add a new section TO
the same Code, TO be known as Sec ion 1851, con-
cernlnS uTe Insufafce 10y DrOHDl-Nas TtcOn-
mitted to the Committee Oh Corporations, toreport
back Wednesday morning.
Sena Bill No. 3l5-An Act to regulate the issu-
of certificates Of stock of stock coRpanies in
cororated under the laws of this State (by Mr.. Con-
ger)-was passed on file.
Senate Bill No. 25-An Act to add new section,
tC be known 654 (c Of the Penal Code relating to
crimes and punishments, and declaring it to b.
misdemeanor for any officer, agent employe Of
any railroad corporation or transportation company
to demand receive rates of fares freghts in
cess of those established by the Railroad MINIS
sioners, and prescribing the punishment thereof 10y
Mr. Nye(-was indefinitely postponed.
Senate Bill No. 26-An Act ts add rev section,
to b known as Section 654 (s) to the Penal Code
relating to crimes and puhi,hments, and declaring
it to be misdemeanor for any ilroad corporation
transportation company to fail refuse to
form TO the rates Of charges for the transportation
OF passengers freight estabihed by the Railr. ad
Commissioners, or to charge rates in excess thereof
and prescribing the punishment thereof (by Mr.
Ny was indefinitely postponed
Stnafe Bill No. 27-An Act TO add section,
to be known Section 654 () to the Peual Code,
the subject Of crimes and punishments, and deelar-
lug IL TO be Asdemeanor 70 any rairUad corpora
tiOn or transportation company to fail to Keep it,
counts IN accordance with the system prescihed by
the Railroad Z mmissioners, and prescribing the
punishment therefor (by Mr. Nye)-was indef-
nitely postponed
Senate Bill No. 29S-An Act to authorize the
Board ef Supervisors Of the several counties II this
State to transfer certain funds (by llr. Ryan)-was
ordered engrosed.
Senate Bill No. 3f5-An Act to amend Sections
352, 2G92 3702 $780, 3731 and 1872 Of the Political