Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-03-06

| The Senate met in regular session at 10 A. NJ,
| President Mansfield in the chair.
Roll called and quorum present.
The journal OF yesterday was read and approved
REPORTS.
| Mr. CARLock, from the Committee on Fisheries
| and Game, reported back favoraby, with amend
| ments, the llowing bills: Senate Bill No 4O3-An
| Act provide for removing obstructicus III Pit
river above the mouth OF Hat creek so AS to enable
salmon to reach the spawning ground Of the head
waters OF said river and its tributaries Senate Bill
No 319-An Act to provide for he establishment OF
| salmon Matching works on some tributary OF the
| San joaquin river and to make an appropriation
| therefor and Senate Bill No. 2i2-An Act to
amend Chapter l, Title XIV, of the Penal Code, re-
atng 10 the violation of laws for the preservation Of
| fish and game.
| Mr.. NEuMANN, from the Committee on Elections
reported that Robert Desty is not entitled to the
seat in the Senate claimed by him, for the reason
that he never beca citizen OF the United States
until February "a, 1850.
Mr. NEuMANN moved the adoption of the report.
| On motion of MIR. Johnson the report was laid on
the table by vote of "a ayes to IL noes
Nh BURT, from the Committee on Public Morals
reported back favoraby Senate Bills Nos. 4OS, 400
and 40 defining legal holidays.
| Mr. NYE, from he Committee on Judiciary, re-
| ported back bills with the following recommends
tions I47 l4S and 149 of the Code of Civil Proceed
ure relating to the seals OF CourtS-ndeinite post
| ponement; Senate Concurrent Resolution No. D
| proposed amendments to the Constitution-be not
/ adODted Senate Bill NO JZO--Au AcJ TSlallil9 10
| foreign insurance companies-indefnte postpone
| ment Assembly Bill No. S-An Act to amend Sec
tions 275, 276 and 2S7 OF the Code OF Civil Proceed
| ure, relating to attorneys and counsolors at law
| indefinite postponement; Senate Bill No. 95-An
Act to amend Section $50 Of the Political Code, re-
| lating to the approval of bonds Of county aud wn
ship ofieers-indefinite postpOnement; Senate ill
| No 16S-An Act TO amend Section l0l7 OF the Code
Of Civil Procedure, defining the jurisdiction Of JUS
! tees Courts-indefnite postpOnemeut; Senate Bill
No 190-An Act to amend Sections 2lSS, 2209 OF the
Civil Code in relation to common carriers-passage
! Senate Bill No 53-An Act to amend certain sec
tons Of the Civil Code-passage as amended; Senate
Bill No. 276- An Act to amend Section 364f OF the
Political Code relating to the assessment OF vessels
| passage; Senate Bill No. 290-An Act to amend
Sections 124l and 1860 of the Civil Code, relating to
| homeste, ,ds-that the author have leave to with
draw it Senate Bill No. 29l-An Act to amend the
Civil Code, relating to homesteads-that the author
have leave to Withdraw it : Senate Bill No. 292-An
Act to amend Sections l4I5 and l4I6 OF the Code OF
| Civil Procedure, relating to homesteads-that the
author have lea to withdraw II; Senate Bill No.
303-An Act to repeal certain sections OF the Code
OF Civil Procedure indefinite postponement; Sen
ate Bill No 3I4An Act to repeal Section 342 OF the
Civil Code relating to debtors and creditors Senate
Bill No. 2l2-An Actto amend Section 23S of the Code
of Civil Procedure, relating to taking private prop
erty for public use-without recommendation; Sen
ate Bill No. Sl7-An Act to amend certain sections
of the Civil Code relative to Public Admins
trators-passage as amended; Senate Bill No.
33lAn Act TO amend Section 124 OF the Ciyll Code,
Senate Bill No. 33S-An Act to amend Section 20S4
of the Code OF Civil Procedure-indenite postpone
ment: Senate Bill No. 353 An act concerning at
torneys' fees provided Tor mortgages and other
written instruments indefinite postponement;
Senate Bill No 190-Au Act t0amend certain sections
Of the Code Of Civil Procedure, rel9n ng to the seec
ton and drawing Of jurors indefinite postponement;
Senate Bill No. SS0-Au Act to amend Section la
OF the ode Of Civil Procedure-indefinite postpone
ment Senate Bill No 3IS-An Act to add new
section o the Civil Code, relating 20 mortgages
indefinite postponement; Senate Bill No. 3S2-An
Act to add section to the Code of Civil Pro-
ceiure relating to udgments-indefiHite postpone
ment: Senate Bill No. 395-An Act to provide for
the payment Of the Judges Of superior Courts
passage as amend d ; SenaEe Bill No. 396-An Act
to amend Section 5t2 of the Code OF Civil Procedure
passage; Senate Bill No. 42l-An Act to amend
Section 80 of the Penal Code, relating to cheating
under pretense of playing game OF ehauce-passage;
Senate Bill1,o 357-an Act to provide for the con-
struction of a railroad from the town Of Truekee,
Nevada county, to the town OF Quincy, Plumas
county-indehni.e Dastponensent, as uneonstitu-
tional; Assembl No. 15- amending ceI ain
sections e the sue ii CIVIL Procedure relating to
G ,stce and judicial officers indeinite
postpo I'M Ut
Mr. SEARS, from the Committee on Corporations
reported back bills with the following recommends
tions Senate Bill o. 144-an Act to amend Sec
ton 3S9 of the Civil Code providing for the increase
of capital stock of fcorporations-passage as amended
Senate Bill No. 157-AI act to punish willful mis-
representations by life insurance companies and
their agents passage as amended; Senate Bill No.
4Oc-An Act to amend Section 2757 of the Civil
Code-passage Senate Bill No. 315-An Act to reg
ulate the issuance of certificates of stock OF corpo
rations-indetnite posJponement senate Bill NO.
203-An Act to regulate the levying OF assessments
and calls upon the capital stock of corporations
indefinite postponem ent Senate Bill No. 25-An
Act to add new section to the Penal Code, to be
known as Section 654-indefinite postponement
Senate Bill No. 26-An Act TO add new section to
the Penal Code, to be known as Section 65, relating
to crimes and punlshments postpone
I No, > Anrf Il Il
ton to the Penal Code, to be known as Section 654
indefinite postponement.
LIMIT OF DEBATE.
Mr.. KANE offered resolution that no Senator
should speak more than seven minutes on the reve-
nue. bill.
Messrs. luck, KANE and Hill favored the resolu-
ton.
Messrs. JOHNSON, Esos and WENDELL oppose it.
Mr. CHASE moved to amend by adding 90 on any
one subject of debate" Lost.
TIE resolution was lost by vote of II ayes to IS
noes.
The Senate resumed the consideration of AS
semblv Bill No. 4o4-An Act to amend Sections
1907 S617 1927 362S, 3629, $500, 1884 38i0, 36+3,
$3.50 3651 1862, 1868, S673 367S, 3679, 37l7, $780,
3752 1856, 1880 and 356l and to repeal Sections
$3.50 End 36s7 of Act entitled Act to establish
Political Code, approved March r. 1872, relating
! to revenue, aud to add two sections, numbered
1904 and 1865.
Mr. CHENEY moved to amend Section 10 so as to
! conform to Section as amended. Adopted.
The Secretary read Section IL.
| Mr. CoKaER moved to strike out OF Section 10 sub
division g. Lost.
Mr. JOHNSON moved to insert the word market {"
before the word "value in line SO of Section TO-
Adopted.
Mr. CHENEY moved to amend Section II, in the
form book, division Il, after corporation insert
" or individual stockholders" Adopted.
| Mr. WENDELL novel to amend by adding q new
column IN the form-book' headed " debts due bona
ide residents" Adopted.
| The Secretary read Sections II and 49,
! Mr.. WENDELL moved to amend Section 1s by
striking out all after the word same in line s.
The amendment was adopted on call of the roll
| by vote of "a ayes to noes.
I The Secretary read Section IA.
Mr. RYAN moved to ameni Section by striking
out the word April and inserting the word
"May" Adopted.
Mr.. WENDELL moved to amend by inserting after
the words road-bed in line 80 the word "track. y
! Adopted.
| The Secretary read Section Is
Mr.. WEST moved to strike out the words "levied
and" Adopted.
The Secretary read Sections l6 and II.
| Mr.. BURT moved to amend Section II by inserting
after the word Office the words " not barred by
the statute of limitations" Adopted.
| The Secretary read Section is.
Mr.. JOHNSON offered section to be Section 10,
limiting the to be raised on bonded indebt-
edness to so cents on the Sl00. Adopted.
| 1iic 7SSiSsai1 pioCceuGu WIN ftduiIS Dy SCI
| tions-
Mr.. GEORGE moved to strike out of line 7, Section
%, the words :" then it shall be S." Lost.
TUE CONSTITUTION SUSPENDED.
| Mr.. DAVIS introduced an Act to continue in oper-
alton the public schools Of this State as follows
Section l. The County Superintendent of Schools
of each and every county in this state is hereby
powered to issue temporary certificate TO any
| teacher whose certificate has expired or shall
expire between the first day Of January, 1880, and
the frst day of June, 1880. The certificate grant
ed shall De OF the grade the in place of
which 1t is issued, and shall be valid only until the
first meeting OF the ard which shall be competent
| to IS ue teachers certificates.
| Section 2 This Act shall take effect Immediately
Mr.. DAVIS explained that the bill was to renew
teachers certificates SO as to prevent the closing OF
| between 800 and 400 schools.
The bill was read first time at length.
Mr.. DAVIS moved that Section Is of Article OF
the Constitution be dispensed with and the bill read
second time, on the ground Of urgency.