Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-04-03

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ficency in the appropriation for repairs to state
Capitol building and furniture during the thirtieth
fiscal year (by Mr. Traylor)was passed by vote oil
80 ayes to no.
| Mr.. PARDEE offered a resolution requesting the
Committee on Judiciary to report on Assembly Con-
current Resolution No. 21-relative to adjournment
sine die of the Legislature on April 13th-on Mon
| day.
Adopted.
Assembly Bill No. S92-An Act to enable Boards
| of Supervisors to authorize the employment oil
deputy in certain cases (by Mr.. Bruner-was passed
by vote of 2s ayes to noes
/ Senate Bill No. 2S9-An Act to amend section 539
of the Code OF Civil Procedure, relating to wrlts Of
attachment (by Mr.. Johnson)-was passed by vote
| of 80 ayes to no. ,
Senate Bill No. 275-An Act to provide for the
erection of buildings and mprov ements for the Deaf
and Dumb and Blind Asylum 10y the COMMITTEE
on Public Buildings)-was passed by vote oil 70
Senate Bill No 2se-An Act to confer power upon
| Boards of Supervisors OF cities containing
| more than one hundred thousand lnhao-
| itants to extend and complete ali nam lnter-
cepting sewers heretofore partially constructed (by
| Mr. Neumann)-was read third time and the biD
passed by vote of 81 ayes to noes
Senate Bill No. 396- An Act TO amend Section 542
of the Code of Civil Procedure, relating 10 the levy
of attachments (by the COMMITTEES on Judiciary
was passed by vote of % ayes to no.
! Senate Bill No 3S3-An Act to establish Branch
State Normal School (by Mr. WesD-was read tmrd
| time
Mr. WEST moved call OF the Senate. Lost.
MIR WEST spoke briefly in favor of the bill
The roll was called and the bill passed by vote
| of 25 ayes to 8 noes.
Mr. WATSON gave notice of a molten to reconsider.
Senate Bill No. 3l5-An Act to regulate the issu-
ance of certificates of stock of stock companies IN
cororated under the laws OF this State 10y Mr. Con-
| ger)-was passed by vote Of 20 ayes to noes
Mr. SEARS gave notice of motion to reconsider.
Senate Bill No. Alan Act requiring manufac-
| turers stamp mark goods (by Mr. Gorman)-
was refused passage BY vote Of 10 to IL noes.
I Assembly Bill No 55-An Act to amend Sections
235 and 266 of an Act entitled an Act to establish
Political Code, approved March IL 1877, relating TO
the meeting of the Legislature and the compensa-
! ton of its members tby Mr. Fox passed by
v te of 80 ayes to ] no.
! Assembly Bill No. 144--An Act to amend an Act
entitled n Act regulating the sale of mineral lands
belonging to the State, approved March IS, 1874 (by
Nr. Fox)-was passed by vote of 80 ayes to noes.
Assembly Bill No. 146-An Act to amend an Act
entitled an Act concerning the selection and sale OF
University lands, approved March l3, 1874 (by Mr.
| Fox)-was passed by a vote of 81 ayes to noes.
Assembly Bill No. 22S-An Act to repeal Act
entitled an Act in relation to the Office of Court
Commissioner 4 San joaquin county, approved
/ March II, 1870 (by Mr. Corcoran) was passed by
vote of 33 ayes TO noes
Assembly Bill No. 224-An Act to amend Sections
I246, 124s and 1852 of the Penal Code, relative to
appeals to the Supreme Court (by Mr.. Tyer)-was
passed by a vote of % ayes to noes.
Senate Bill No. 43o-An Act releasing to William
Sohoy certain lands-was read third time and
passed by vote of % ayes to IL noes.
mutation of large landed estates (by Mr. Zuck) was
read third time and refused passage by vote of Is
ayes to 20 noes.
SECOND READINGS RESUMED.
The Senate resumed consideration Of Senate Bill
No. 400, the bill under consideration when the SEN
ate took a
Mr. Hull hoped the til would pass and that the
motion to strike out the enacting clause would not
prevail,
Mr. BROWN again urged the passage of the bill.
~ ,,,ln ntr-rS Y guOL IN faV al he
The motion prevailed by a vote of II ages to Is
noes
PAY FOR SERVICES.
Mr. luck, from the Committee on Contingent EX-
penses, reported back fayoribly the resolution TO
nav John p Cosgrove 1921 so, for services pho
geographic reporter of the Committee on State
Prisons
Adopted.
SECOND READINGS RESUMED.
Senate Bills Nos 1874 and l54 were passed on the
file.
Senate Bill No. S9s-An Act entitled Act to
authorize d. NJ Kenfeld to the State OF Califor-
MIA 10y MIR. Lampson) was read second time and
amended.
Mr.. SEARS moved to strike out the enactng clause,
holding that tine supreme Court had already decided
the case
Mr. JOHNSON opposed the motion, and spoke in
favor OF the assage of the bill, using the argument
which was fully elaborated in the minority report
heretofore published in these reports
Messrs. ENos CHENEY and DAVIS also spoke
against the motion on the same grounds.
Messrs. PARDEE, NYE, RowELI and KANE spoke in
favor of the motion.
The motion was lost, by vote Of 16 ayes to 10
noes
Mr. SEARS moved to amend by striking out the
clause providing for suit against the State.
Mr.. JOHNSON opposed the motion. 1t had the
same effect the motion just voted down.
The amendment was lost.
Mr. SEARS moved to strike out Section 2, provid-
ing the appropriation of $4,000.
Mr. JOHNSON had no objection to that.
The amendment adopted.
Other amendments to details were adopted.
BILL APPROVED
A message was received from the Governor
nouncing his approval of Senate Bill No. 354-An
Act to amend Section 1917 of the Political Code OF
this State, and to add new section thereto, to be
known as Section 1918, relating to Boards of Trus
tees OF school districts, and City Boards OF Educa
ton.
Before the vote announced Mr.. NEU@ASN
came In, and his name was called.
Mr. SATrERwHirE raised the point Of order that
the Senator having been outside of the bar When
his name was called he not entitled to vote
The Chair held the point of order well taken.
Mr. JOHNSON appealed from the decision OF the
Chair.
After a long discussion the ruling of the Chair
was sustained by vote of % ayes to 8 noes,
Mr. DAVIS moved for roll call.
Ruled out of order.
Mr. D AVIS asked that his name be called.
Mr.. Sc RS objected.
II noes.
On being called on to vote, the Chair voted "aye
and the bill was thus ordered engrossed.
On motion of Mr.. PARDEE the Senate took recess
until 7:3o P. NJ.
EVENING SESSION.
The Senate reassembled at 7;30 P. NJ, President
pro TEN. Baker in the chair.
Roll called and quorum present.
Assembly Bill No. 2l0-An Act to amend Sec
tions S25 and 500 of the Political Code relating to
! in crip7 7ifial1
dictment (bY MIR. Tyler)-was read second time.
Mr. JOHNSON called attention to the fact that this
bill would give any attorney at his request the
right to interview any prisoner, which he believed
to be bad.
Mr. DAVIS spoke against the bill, and especially
t at feature of it.
! Mr. NyR said that there had been cases where
prisoners have been unable to get counsel because
the officers would not send hismessage He thought
that the bill was improvement on the old law.
Mr.. DAVIS moved to strike cut the words :. at any
| time, at his request. or" He was willing TO
allow the prisoner counsel when he desired it.
The amendment was adopted and the bill ordered
| to third reading
9s7 of the Penal Code relating to the power Of the
Court to appoint counsel in criminal cases (by Mr.
Johnson)
Mr.. NYE opposed the bill.
Mr. CHENEY favored it.
Mr. DICKINSON moved to amend so as to allow pay
to defending counsel in cases of murder and man.
slaughter.
Mr. DAVIS spoke against the DILL Ihe state ought
not TO defend its criminals
Mr. ENos also opposed the bill.
Mr. JOHNSON spoke in favor Of it, and Mr.. NEuNASs
against it.
The bill refused engrossment.
On melton Of Mr.. JOHNSTON, 500 extra copies OF
the debris bin was ordered printed.
NOTICE
Mr. JOHNSON gave the following notice
The Committee Irrigation, Water Rights and
Drainage will meet Sunday, April 4, 1850, at 10
1f hat fla Of M
to building to consider the debris question and the
bills appertaining thereto. All interested are in
vited to be present and aid the committee with their
counsel and suggestions. By order OF the COM
mittee.
Senate Bill No. 377-An Act to amend Section GIG
of the Political Code in relation to foreign insurance
corporations (by Mr.. Searsl-was ordered ergrossed
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