Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-02-11

the constiutionality of the bill, the Senate ough
to allow them that privilege. So far his investi
CATION had gone, the lawyers about equally di
vded on the question OF the right OF the Legislature
to amend charters and special Acts. He thought i
right to give the Senator and the people Of Colus
the benefit of the doubt. He should vote for tn,
engrossment of the bil and il it came up for pas
sage would vote for its passage because the Senator
and his constituents wanted it, and willing tt
take their chances on its constitutionality
The bill was ordered engrossed
BILLS ON PASSAGE.
The Senate took up bills passage as follows:
Senate Bill No. 15s-An Act to amend Sections
9l2, 0lS and 92l OF the Code of Civil Procedure
latlng 10 proceedings in Justices Courts (by Mr.
Hittell) was read third time length and passed
by vote of 25 ayes to o noes.
Senate Bill No. l5e- An Act to amend Sections
1163, 1l66, ll67, 1l6S, ll7l Il76 and ll79 Of the
Code of Civil Procedure, relating to summary pro-
ceedings for obtaining possession Of teal property
certain cases (hy Mr.. Hittel was read third time
at length, and passed by vote Of "a ayes to
Senate Bill No 1Gl-An Act to amend Sections
1927, 1890 and 1888 Of the Code Of Civil Procedure,
relating to the voluntary dissolution of corporations
(by Mr.. Hittell) was read third time at length,
and passed by vote of p ayes to noes.
Senate Bill No. 163-An Act to amend Sections
1860 and 1872 OF the Code of Civil Procedure, re-
lating to escheated estates (by Mr. HittelD- was
read third time at length, and passed by vote of
25 ayes to 0 noes
Senate Bill No. 16i-An Act to amend Sections
1875, 1876, 1878 and 1873 Of the Code of Civil Pro-
cedure, relating to changing of names (by Mr.. Hit
teil)-was read tn rd time and passed by vote Of
26 ayes to noes.
Senate Bill No. 165-An Act to amend Section
1888 Of the Code of Civil Procedure relating arbi
trations (by Mr.. HittelD-was read third time at
length and passed by vote of 26 ayes to noes.
Senate Bill No 175-An Act to amend Sections
1747 174S 1749, 1850, 1754, 1755, 1885, 17s7 1858,
1763 1764, 1766, 1869. 1873, 1874, I775 $780, $751;
1882, 17S3, 1884, 1885, l7SS, 1871, 1892 1793 1876,
1877, 1898, l799. 1900, 1901, 1so2, 1so3 1904 and
1s0S of the Code OF Civil Procedure, relating to
guardians and wards tby Mr.. HittelD-w read
third time and passed by vote of 2s ayes to noes
Senate Bill No. 176-An Act to amend Sections
lsll and 1872 Of the Code of Civil Procedure relat-
ing to sole traders (by Mr. Hittell) was real third
time at length and passed by of % ayes to 0
noes.
Senate Bill No. 177-An Act to amend Sections
1894, 1925, 2o24, 2036, 2037 2o70 and 20s4 of the
Code OF civil Procedure, relating to evidence 10y
Mr.. HittelD was read third time at length and
passed by vote of 2s ayes to noes.
Senate Bill No. 17S-An Act to add a 7 ew section
to the Penal Code, to be known as Section 7o6 re-
atng to the place OF trial of indictments or infor
nations for publications in newspapers (by Mr.
HittelD was read third time at length and passed
by a vote OF 2S ayes 10 noes.
Senate Bill No. 2l3-An Act to amend Section
35S of the Civil Code concerning C operations (by
Mr.. Satterwhite was read third time at length and
passed by vote of IS ayes to noes.
Senate Bill No. 18o-An Act entitled an Act to
amend Sec ion 2Sl4 OF Article H., Chapter I'LL of
Title VI of the Political Code, concerning public
ways {by Mr.. Carlock) was read third time at
length and passed by vote of 2s ayes to noes
Senate Bill No. 10S-An Act granting relief to
taxpayers whose lands have been sold to the State
(by Mr.. Johnson)-was read third time at length
and passed by vote OF % ayes to 0 noes
Senate Bill No. 152-An Act to amend Sections
Ills, 1l16, Ills, 1119 1l20, 1924, 1125, ll26 and
I127 of the Code OF Civil Procedure relative to con.
testing Certain elections (by Mr. HttelD-was read
third time at length, and passed by vote of &c
ayes to 3 noes.
Senate Bill No. 22s-An Act to amend Section 1886
OF the Civil Code (by Mr.. Davis)-was read third
time at length, and passed by vote of 20 ayes to
l no.
S nate Bill No. 49, An Act to amend Section
146S of the Code of Civil Procedure, relating per-
sonal property set apart for the of the family
lby Mr.. Wendell was read third time at length
and passed by vote of 81 ayes to noes.
INQUIRY
Mr.. KANE offered resolution authorizing the
President Of the Senate to appoint committee Of
five Senators, to be known as Committee of In.
qury, to inquire into and ascertain in what manner
the appropriation has been expended the wall
or bulkhead in the city and county of San Fran
ei;co and report to the oath session Of the Legisla
ture, giving them power to employ shorthand re-
porter, clerk and sergesnt-atarms, take testimony,
send for persons and papers, etc.
After some discussion reference, it re-
ferred to the Committee on Commerce and Nayiga-
ton.
Mr.. ESos offered resolution adding Mr.. More
land to the Committee on Finance.
After some discussion, the motion prevailed by a
vote Of II ayes TO IA noes.
Mr.. JOHNSON gave notice OF a motion to recon-
slider.
Mr.. ESos offered concurrent resolution pro-
vdng for investigation of the books of the water
companies, commencing with the Spring Valley.
On motion Of Mr. DICKINSON, it laid ON the
table by a vote of 10 ayes to Is noes.
At 440 T, motion of Mr., DAVIS. the Senate
adjourned.