Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-02-19

The Assembly met pursuant to adjournment,
Speaker Cowdery in the chair.
RoH called and quorum present.
Prayer by the Chaplain
Reading of the journal dispensed with, and
Journal of Monday approved.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES
Corporations Committee reported back Assembly
Bill No. 304, with amendments also Assembly Bill
No. 100 without recommendation.
Federal Reatons-Comnittee reported back a
resolution in reference to amending the Constitution
of the United States, recommending that it be not
adopted.
Mines and Mning-C Committee reported back the
resolution relative to the action of J. W. Mackey at
the Paris Exposition, recommending a substitute for
adoption by the two houses.
Commerce and Navigation-The committee re-
ported back Assembly Bill No. 405, recommending
passage.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
By Mr.. MAY-An Act toappropriate money for the
contingent expenses of Railroad Commissioner Tut
tle
Also, an Act appropriating money to pay the Sec
retary of the Transportation Commissioner.
By Mr.. MERRY-An Act to repeal an Act relative to
the practice of pharmacy.
FURTHER REPORTS.
San Francisco Delegaton-The delegation reported
back Assembly Bill No. 11--An Act in relation to
the construction OF water works-recommending
that it do not pass also 1l9, recommending that
committee be appointed to take stimony in San
FRANCISCO IN rtlatOn 10 opening pennsylvania ave-
nue.. The authority was given.
The House voted to pay the porter of the Judi
ciary Committee rooms.
FIRST READING OF BILLS
A number of bills were read first time aud re
ferred to appropriate committees. Senate messages
were taken up and the bills read and referred.
SECOND READING oP BILLS.
Assembly Bill No. 113-An Act to amend Sections
974, 975, 976 977, 97S and $50 of Act entitled
n
March II, 1872, relating to appeals to County
Courts (by Mr.. Morse)- committee amendment!
adopted, and the bill placed at the head OF the file
Assembly Bill No. 405-An Act to promote emf
grafton from the State-was, on motion of Mr.
GAFPBY taken up and read second time. THE
bill is to allow Cinnamon to leave the country at any
time, without the leave Of the Six Companies. The
bill was placed second on the file for tomorrow.
BILL OUT OF ORDER.
Mr. MAYBELL introduced bill out of order in rela
tiCn to stock boards
SECOND READING OF BILLS.
Assembly Bill No. 211-An Act to amend Sections
995, 1o16, 1017, 1920, 1923 and 104l Of the Pena
Code, relative to peadings and proceedings aftel
| indictment. and before the commencement of the
| trial (by Mr.. Tyler)-passed to a third reading
Assembly Bill No. 2l0-An Act to amend Section.
S2, $50 and S72 of the Penal Code, relating to pro
ceedings in criminal actions prosecuted by indict
| ment (by Mr.. Tyler)-passed to a third reading
Assembly Bill No. 212-An Act to repeal Section
1l12, and to amend Sections 1916, l125, $780, ll51
1173 and l1S1 of the Penal Code, relative 10 pro
| before Judgment (by Mr.. Tyler. The bill wa
amended and passed to third reading.
Senate Bill No. 3l-An Act TO amend Sections
1888 and 1858 OF the Penal Code, providing for tn,
examination of witnesses (by Mr.. WENDELL
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The revenue bills were made the special order fo
| Tuesday, at O'Clock.
SECOND READING OF BILLS.
Senate Bill No. 35-An Act to amend Sectior
1929 of the Penal Code, relating to prosecutions o
| Judges OF the Superior Courts (by Mr. WendelD.
| Senate Bill No. 36-An Act to repeal Section.
1925 l030 1112 and l43 of the Penal Code relatin!
to judicial proceedings in criminal cases (by Mr.
| WendelD.
Senate Bill No 37-An Act to amend Section
| sos OF the Penal Code, declaring who are magis
trates (by Mr.. WendeD
Senate Bill No. 57-An Act relative to the cur
rency OF the United States (by Mr.. Ryan,.
Senate Bill No. 33-An Act to add a new section
to be known as Section go to the Penal Code, relat
| ing to the crime of lobbying (by Mr.. WendeDD.
The bill was rejected in accordance with the re
port OF the Judiciary Committee.
Assembly Bill No. 257-An Act to add new sec
ton the Penal Code, be known as Section 1905
relative to the forfeiture of the undertaking of bal
or of the deposit of money (by Mr.. Iyler).
Assembly Bill No. 25S-An Act to add new sec
ton to the Penal Code, relative to crimes acains
public justice (by Mr.. Tyler)
Assembly, Bill No. 273-An ct to amend Section
1878 1878, 1880, 1887, 1888, 1905, 1906 and 1907
the Penal Code, relative to miscellaneous proceed
ings (bY Mr. Tyler)
! Senate Bill No. 32-An' Act to amend Sections
49, 72S 1872 769, III, 772, SIS, S21, $50, $50 935
1877, $780, 1866, 146S 1859, 1915, 1916 and 1856 0
the Penal Code, providing for certain proceeding
before the Superior Courts, or the Judges thereo
| (by Mr.. WENDELL
| Senate Bill No. S4-An Act to amend Sections 81
and S75, and to repeal Section S74 of the Pena
| Code, relating TO commitments of persons charged
with crime (by Mr.. WendelD
Senate Bill No. 1O9-An Act to amend Section
367, 372 and 373 OF the Code of Civil Procedure re
lating to parties to civil actions (by Mr.. HitteD
MESSAGE FROM THE GOVERNOR
| A message was received from the Governor an
nouncing that he had approved Assembly Bills Nos
| 81, 80 and 80.
SECOND READING CONTINUED.
Assembly Bill No. 249- An Act amendatory of al
Act entitled an Act for the better protection of tn
stockholders in corporations formed under the law
of the State OF California for the purpose of carry
ing on and conducting the business of mining, ap
proved March 80, 1874 (hy Mr.. FELTON,.
Assembly Bill No. 269-An Act to regulate th
buying and selling OF stocks (by Mr.. Braunhart).
After it was read Mr.. TYLER moved to refer it t
the Judiciary Committee, to put it in shape. Lost
Ordered read third time
| Mr. Fox, at 4:10 moved 10 adjourn. The ave
and noes were called and The House refused to ad
journ. Afterwards, on motion OF Mr.. MAYBELL, tn
House adjourned.