Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-03-13

The Senate met in regular session at 10 A. H.,
President Mansfield IN the chlir.
Roll called and 8 quorum present.
The journal OF yesterday was read and approved.
On motion OF Mr. JOHNSON. Senators Cheney and
no Gland were substituted Tor senators Brown and
johnson to visit the country Affected by debris.
Mr. sATTggwHlTE moved that The Senate. rescind
the resolution adopted yesterday asking the Assem-
Div u return Assembly BIZ 10. sl4.
Mr. HssoN -lis-d the point 81 order that the
motion not in orde-, no notice having been
given.
The CH4IR sustained the point q order.
PETITIONS.
Mr ENos presented ! petition from citizens ask
ing f-r 2Ines Gneut 20 the Constitution 81 thai
the right TO seli int 2icltilg liquor shall not be
abridged on acsounl o SEX.
On motion OF aIr SATTEawHirE, the petition was
referred TO senator EnOs.
REPORTS.
Mr.. ZBcx, from the Committee on Contingent Ex
panses. reported q revolution 10 pas the membei
Of the Committee on Military Ah irs each sl5 ~ ioI
mileage 10 Sau Francisco. Adnp.ed.
Fir. ENos from the mo- lri5g u the san Francisco
delegation reported back adversely senate Bill no.
3G3-the San Francisco ol,tgt er-signed by Messrs-
Enos, Kelly, German, Nelson, Kaue and Conger
Mr.. EEUIANN made minority report faVoTns
the bill as am nded and sigued By MessTs. Neu-
mann, Hittell, Trayl0r AMI Dickinson.
After some discussion the BIZ was made the spe-
cial order 10 Wednesday morning next.
Mr. TRAYLeR from the Committee on Claims, re-
ported back ilvor4by Senate Bills Nos. ass, 49,
40 46, 452. 46S, 49, 49, fG5, 46I, 46S and 4o9 p
all deficiency bills
Mr.. EYE. from the Committee on Judiciary, re-
ported back bills with the following recommends
tions Senate Bill No 35S-Au &C TO amend sec
ton 5sI Of the Code OF Civil Procedure, in reference
to when eases IL Court may be dismissed or nousGt
entered-iu lefnile postponeneRt; Senate BIN NO
36l-An Ac5 to prevent the accumulation OF large
landed tes-in etinite postponement; Senate
Bill No. 4l3-Au Act providing Tor the service ana
return OF summons in Justices Courts-indennlIe
pOstponcnent; senate Bill No. 4l4-An act requiring
manufacturers TO stamp or mark goods-indeinlte
postp9nemenJ; Senate BIt No. 4lS-An Act 10
amend Section 70 Of the Civil Code indefinite post
ponemeet Assembly Bill No. I20-Au Act TO
amend Section 702 Of the Code OF Civil Procedure,
in relation 10 the redemption OF property sold under
execution passage as amended.
Mr.. CHENEY reported large number OF bills r
rectly engrossed.
MI WENDELL submitted a minority report against
the passage OF Senate Bill No 529-relative to
Drainage District No l.
Mr. HUDSON reported Seuate Bills Nos. 81, So, SO,
81, 143, 1SG and III correctly enrolled.
Mr. NEUNAES, from the Committee ON Mines and
Mining reported favoraby, with amendments, Sen
ate Bill No. 40l-to establish mining districts.
Mr. Traylor was granted leave Of absence until
Monday.
ASSEMBLY MESSAGES.
The Assembly messages were taken up, bills were
read first time at length and referred as follows:
Assembly Bill No. 27S-An Act 10 amend certain
sections of the Penal Code relative to miscellaneous
proceedings. Committee on Judiciary.
Assembly Bill No. 249-An Act to amend an Act
for the better protection of stockholders in mining
corporations. Committee on Corporations, with in
struetions to report back on Monday.
Assembly Bill No. 1s7-An Act to prevent dis
elimination by gas companies. Committee on Cor
Assembly Bill No. 27I-An Act to provide for the
refunding OF the funded debt of the city of Los An
geles, and to repeal certain Acts. Committee on
Judiciary.
Assembly Bill No. Am Act to amend certain
sections of the Code OF Civil Procedure relating to
contested elections. Commi tee on Judiciary.
Assembly B Il No. l77-An Act to amend Section
l5l Of the Penal Code. Committee on Judiciary.
Assembly Bill No. 2l4-An Act to amend an Act
to prescribe the duties of certain officers OF San
MateO county. Committee on Judiciary.
Assembly Bill No. 226-An Act 10 amend Section
3052 of the Civil Code relating to liens on personal
property. Committee on Judiciary.
Assembly Bill No. 10S-An Act granting relief to
taxpayers whose lands have been sold to the State.
Committee on JUDICIARY.
Assembly Concurrent Resolution No 17-Relative
TO a signal station. Committee on Federal Rela-
tions.
Another message from the Assembly was received,
read and various bills referred their appropi late
committees.
THE TAXATION BILL.
Mr. WENDELL moved that the Secretary be in
sructed to transmit to the Assembly the resolu-
ton adopted yesterday relative to Assembly Bill
No 404.
The motion prevailed
Mr. JOHNSON moved to reconsider the vote and
called for the ayes and noes.
The roll was called and the Sc late refused to re
consider by vote OF 10 ayes to II noes.
Mr. SATTERwHITE moved that the Senate adjourn
until Monday 20 10 A. NJ, account OF the absence
of members on committee duty.
The motion was lost by vote of IL ayes to Is
noes.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
Bills were introduced, read first time at length
and referred as follows:
By Mr.. DAvIs-An Act to amend an Act to pro-
vide for the protection of lands from overflow in the
county of luba.
Mr.. ENos moved to adjourn until Monday at 10
a. N.
The motion prevailed by vote OF 1G ayes to Is
noes.