Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-01-10

Guilty in reading it. The author then read until the
Assembly was utterly wearied, when motion was
made and adopted ordering the reading to be dis
| pensed with and the bill to be printed.
Assembly Bill No. 10-An Act to amend the Po-
ltical Code in relation to licenses. Referred to
Judiciary Committee.
Assembly Bill No. Ito repeal an Act to author
ize the city and county of San Francisco provide
and maintain public water works
Assembly Fill No. i2-An Act to repeal Chapter
4, of Title l, Part 2, of the Political Code Referred
| to the Judici ry Committee.
Assembly Bill No. 13-An Act to repeal an Act to
establish water rates in the city and county OF
Francisco he Roach Act. Referred to the Judi
ciary Committee.
Assembly Bill No. 16-An Act creating Bureau
OF Statistics on Land, Labor and Capital Referred
| to Judiciary Committee.
| ASSEMBLY Bill No. IAN Act for the protection
of patients from the eXtortion of dishonest ply.
sicians and druggists. Referred to the Committee
on Ways and Means
Assembly Bill No. ls-An Act to repeal Section
40 OF the Political Code Referred to the Judiciary
| Committee.
| Assembly Bill No. 19-An Act compelling banking
corporations to publish accounts of deceased dtpos-
| itors.
| Assembly Bill No. 2o-An Act to repeal the San
Francisco Boiler Inspector Act. Referred to the
! San Francisco delegation.
Assembly Bill No. 15-An Act repeating certsin
sections of the Code in relation to Courts OF justice
ANOTHER STRUGGLE.
By Mr.. CooPER-Resolved, That the use of the AS
! to the Committee on the Inaugural Ball of Sacra-
mento, from o'clock Tuesday until A. NJ on jan
uary 14th provided the said committee shall ar
range the said chamber for meeting of the Assem-
bly, at II NJ, without expense to the Assembly
| State.
Mr. TYLER objected to the resolution
| The SPEAKER-It is out of order
Mr. BRUNER-I move that Rule 70 be suspended
| until Wednesday, January 18th.
After long debate the previous question was or
dered. The ayes and noes were demanded, and the
/ rule was suspended by vote of So to II.
The resolution was then read.
Mr. MCCARTHY moved to adjourn Lost.
The previous question was ordered, and the reso-
luton was finally adopted.
On motion Of Mr.. BURNS, the Assembly took a re-
cess until 7:30 o'clock.
EVENING SESSION.
The House reassembled at 7:so p. NJ, the Speaker
| In the chair and quorum present.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
The following bills were introduced and referred
| as noted below:
By Mr.. TYLER-An Act entitled on Act to provide
| for the receipt and appropriation of donations to
the State or counties therein. To Judiciary Com
mittee..
By Mr.. TYLER-An Act entitled an Act to amend
Section 1852 of the Code OF Civil Procedure To
Judiciary Committee.
By Mr.. DU BRUTz-An Act to amend Subdivision
Sof Section 1922, Code Civil Procedure To Ju-
dietary Committee
By Mr. TYLER-An Act entitled an Act to amend
Section $40, Code Civil Procedure. To Judiciary
Committee.
By Mr. BRAUSHARr-An Act to provide for the
election OF fifteen freeholders to frame charter for
cities containing more than 100 900 inhabitants and
TO provide for the ratification Of the same. To San
Francisco delegation.
By Mr.. YoUNG-An Act to amend Section iii
OF the Penal Code, relating to the testimony of an
accompice. To Judiciary Committee.
Also an Act to repeal Section 1872 of the Code of
Civil Procedure
Rafa to he J,J;o
Also an Act to continue in force teachers dple-
mas, certificates etc.
Referred to Committee on Education
By Nh. LEAcH-An Act to amend Sections 141s
and l4l9 OF the Penal Code, relating to reprieves
combinations and pardons
Referred to the Judiciary Committee
Also an Act to amend Sections 1877, 746 40 753 of
the Penal Code, relating to impeachments
Referred TO the Judiciary Committee
Also an Act to amend Sections l475 and 1904 of
the Penal Code relating to the writ of habeas corpus
Referred to the Judiciary Committee.
Also an Act to amend an Act defining Senatorial
ana Assembly districts of the State, and to appor-
ton, etc.
Referred to the Judiciary Committee.
cial districts.
Referred to the Judiciary Committee
Also an Actto amend certain sections of the Penal
Code comforting on Superior Courts the jurisdiction
OF Courts abolished by the Constitution
Referred TO the judiciary Committee
Also an Act TO amend sections of the Political
Code so as to confer Superior Courts powers here
toiore exercised in certain cases by other Courts.
Referred to the Judiciary Committee.
By Mr.. LANE-An Act regarding the custody and
sale Of personal property held in pledge
Referred to I'll e Judiciary Committee.
BY Mr.. BRUSER-An Act TO provide for the ap-
pointment of Court Commissioners
Referred to the Judiciary Committee.
by Mr. CUTHBERT-An Act for the protection of
citizens against alien competition.
Referred to the Judiciary Committee
by Mr.. MCCALLION-An Act To DrOyide for the
keeping of accounts in the English language
Referred to the Judiciary Committee
BY MIR. Fox-An Act to confer on Superior Courts
and judges powers heretofore possessed by District
and Probate Judges and Courts. To the Judiciary
Committee.
Also, an Act to amend Sections 11S0 and ISL Of
the civil Code, relating to the proving and acknowl-
edgment OF instruments. To the Judiciary Com
mttee.
Also, an Act amending Sections 49, S15, 322, 1873,
226, S59, AIS, and add section to be known as
Section 404 Of the Civil Code, relating to corpora
tons. To the Committee Corporations
Also, an Act to amend various sections of the Po-
ltical Code, relating to public lands. To the Com
mittee on Public Lands.
Also, an Act to amend Sections 1917, 1919 39SI
1884 and 20 repeal Section 1878 of the Political Code
relating to the removal of the county seats TO Com
mittee on Counties and County Boundaries.
Also, an Act to amend Sections Ills, 1926 1927 of
the Code of Civil Procedure relating to elections
To Committee Elections
Also, an Act to amend Sections 1O41, 1858, 1855,
1893, 1884, 1897, HOG, lib, $780, 1892 1888 1885,
1885, 1885, $780, 1871 and to repeal Section 1912 of
the Political Code relating to elections To Com
mittee on Elections.
Also, an Act to amend an Act relating to mutual
relief and beneficial associations. To Committee on
Corporations
Also, an Act to add new section, to be known as
Section 796, to the Penal Code relating to criminal
proceedings for libel and local jurisdiction thereof
etc. To Judiciary Committee.
Also, an Act to repeal Sections Al, 81, SIS, So 81
So 80, go, 81, g. g. Ga, 65, 66, 81 S. &c. TO- H. r.
49, "a, IS, rs, II, 49, 81 IS, "a, 3d. &c. 81 9S 49, 100
1o4, 105 log, 10Y, 10s 100, ITO, 1885, 40, 1885, 160
167, 1885, 211 966, $50, 1856, 1872 and 1406 of the
Code Of Civil Procedure. TO Judiciary Committee.
Also, an Act to amend Sections 3491 and 1892 of
the Civil Code, relating to nuisances. To the Jul
dietary Committee.
Also, Act to amend the Civil Code, relating to
common carriers. To the Judiciary Committee
Also, an Act to amend Sections 80 and 81 of the
Political Code, relating to enacting statutes To the
Judiciary Committee.
Also, an Act to amend Sections 235 and 266 of the
Political Code, relating to the meeting of the Less
lature and the pay OF the members To the Ju-
dietary Committee.
Also, Act to repeal Section 1912 of the Political
Code, providing for judicial elections. To the Com
mttee on Elections
Also, an Act to repeal an Act entitled an Act to
compel the Clerk of San Francisco to keep his office
open on election days. To the Committee on Elec-
tons.
Mr.. SwEETLAND introduced a resolution allowing
Edward Dinkley So for services as page. Re-
.
On motion of Mr.. BEAUHART, the House went into
Committee of the Whole to consider the report OF
the Committee on Rules.
IN COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE.
GMr. Merry in the chair.l
The amendments to the rules of the twenty
second session proposed by the Committee on Rules
were taken up and considered When Rule re
gardiug the reading of bills-was reached Mr.. d.
BRurz moved to amend so to require each bill to
be read at length each Of the three several days
This brought on long debate as to the meaning of
the constitutional provision regarding the read
ing of bills, and upon which the Judiciary
Committee had reported to the Assembly,
which report adopted, the report being
that bill need not be read through
except on the third day, except demanded, etc.
Messrs. DUBRUH, BRAUNHART, CARR, ANTHONY,
GAFFEY, HARDY, McCARTY, SPENCER and Nc
GALLON spoke at length in favor of the proposed
amendment of Mr. DUBRUTZ, aud Messrs. Fox, TY-
LER, MAY, FINLAYsoN, Bass and BRUNER against it,
and in support of the report of the Judiciary Com
mttee and the action of the Assembly Authorities
stitutions parliamentary treatises and Court deci
sions were read whereupon the committee refused
to adopt motion, made by Mr. Fox, to rise and re-
port the rule and amendment back without recon-
incubation and took like action soon after on like
motion by Mr.. FISLAY on.
The question being on the amendment OF Mr.. Dr.
BRuTz the committee, by SO to o. refused to adopt
it.
Mr. McINTosH moved to amend, providing that
no bill shall be read second time until it has been
printed and placed on the desks of the members
Ruled out of order.
On appeal the Chair overrued, the amend