Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-04-06

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sent to the Clerks desk aud had read the following
! protest
We, the undersigned members of the Assembly,
representatives from the city and county Of San
Francisco do hereby enter our solemn protest
against the action OF the House in referring Senate
Bill No. 362 to the Committee on County Govern
ments and Municipal Corporations, said reference
being an outrageous violation OF the rights of the
undersigned and OF the inhabitants of the city for
the government OF which said bill is absolutely
designed The injustice of said reference is made
more apparent when it is considered that in the
past all matters appertaining to the government OF
said city have been appropriately the San
Francisco Delegation. Signed by Messrs. Mccarthy,
Chairman slaybell, Braunhart Goffey Burns Lane,
Pickett, Medallion, Simon, McDade and Maglire.
The SPEAKER-The Chair will rule this of or
der first, because it is respectful in its language
and second, because 1t is not true
Mr.. McDADE- deny it.
The sPEAKER-Mr. McDade what did you aude
Mr.. McDADE-I say it is true.
Inc CHAIR-You will come 10 order. What it says
Is false, and The records OF the House will show
Inc Chalr has referred bills referring to San Fran
cisco to the San Francisco delegation as well as
to the Committee County Governments and
Municipal Corporations. Secondly, the paper Is
not respectful in its Tone and the Chair VIII rule it
out of order
Mr.. BRAuNHART-Mr. Speaker, appeal from the
decision OF the Chair.
Seconded by Messrs. McDADE and MEDALLION
Mr.. BRAUEBART-Mr Speaker
The SPEAKER-The appeal is not debatable
Mr.. BRAUNHART-It is debatable
The SPEAKER-It is not. You will tai e your seat,
you are out of order The Clerk will call the roll
MIR. NELsoS-Mr. Speaker, l rise to point of or
der. Is the gentleman order?
The SPEARER-He has a right to appeal The
Clerk will call the roll
On the question, Shall the decision of the Chair
stand as the judgment OF the House" the vote was,
ayes o6, noes TO-
Recess.
EVENING SESSION.
The Assembly reconvened at o'clock, the Speaker
in the chair
Several bills were read first time and referred to
committees.
SECOND READINGS
Mr.. HARRISON called up ON second reading Senate
B II No. 251-An Act to add FIVE sections to the
Political Code, providing for funding and refund
ing county indebtedness (by Mr.. West Passed to
third reading.
Senate Bill No 366-An Act to amend Section 6O7
OF the Penal Code, relating to malicious mischief
| (by Mr.. LangfoTd( Passed to third reading.
Assembly Bill No. 5S0-An Act to protect the
school districts of this State from injury during the
year 1880 by the operation of Section u of Article
! NH. of the Constitution (by Mr. Wasson OF Ven
tura) Passed to the third reading, head of the fe
THIRD READING FILE
| Bills on third reading were taken up as follows:
Assembly Bill No. 323-An Act to amend Sections
10i1 1888, 1865, 1883, 1884, 1897 11Oe 1lOs 1l09,
| lll3 $780, l147, 1928, 1880. 1892 1875 1886 1887
1884, 12sS 1910, 1871 and l343 of the Political Code,
relating to elections and to repeal Section 1912 of
said Code (by Mr.. Fraser)
Mr. LEACH said this an important bill and
should pass, as he had heen informed that under the
new Constitution in case this was not adopted there
would be no election law in July next
| Mr. MCCARTHY Of San Francisco offered an amend
ment, which would not require foreigners to give
the name OF the Court in which they were natural
| lied. Lost-ayes %, noes AZ.
The bill passed to third readng-ayes SO, noes 20.
| Senate Bill No. 94-An Act to amend Sections 26j
and 266 of the Code of Civil Procedure relating to
ministerial officers of the Supreme Court (by sir.
| RittelD. Indefinitely postponed
Senate Bill No. 2lS An Act to prohibit the ssu-
| auce of licenses to aliens not eligible to become
electors of the State of California (by Mr. Johnson)
| Passed-ayes 55, noes 13.
| Assembly Bill No. 260-An Act to amend an Act
entitled an Act to organize Levee District No. l. of
Sacramento county, and to provide for its govern
ment, approved March 80, 1878 (by Mr. Carr of Sac
ramentol Passed-a es 5S, noes H.
Assembly Joint Resolution No. l1-Asking Con-
gressional aid in behalf OF large number settlers
upon government land in what is known as the
Musse Slough District, in Tulare county, California
| (by Mr.. DuBrutz). Passed finally.
| Senate Bill No. 2S5-An Act to amend Sections
763 and 939 of the Code of Civil Procedure relating
to proceedings in partition and appeals therefrom
| (by Mr. Zuckl. Passed on file.
| Assembly Bill No. 567-An Act to amend Section
300 of the Civil Code in regard to articles of ncor
poration (by Mr. Finlayson). Passed ON file.
| Assembly Bill No. 577-An Act to provide for the
payment of the salaries and travelling expenses OF
thereof and for postage and contingen expenses of
said Board for the thirty first fiscal year ending June
| go 1850 (by Mr.. May. Rules suspended and bill
passed--ayes 81, noes q.
Assembly Bill No. 35T-An Act to amend an Act
entitled Act concerning lodging houses and se ep
| ing apartments within the limits of Incorporated
cities, approved April 3, 1870 (by Mr.. Lane).
Passed-ayes H. noes IS.
Assembly Bill No. 36s-An Act to declare Klamath
river navigable (by Mr.. Cooper. Passed-ayes go,
noes 0.
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section the Political Code to be knows Section
33S9 in relation to the licensing OF persons in
eligible to citizenship under the laws of the United
States engaged IN the business OF raising and selling
agricultural and other products of the soil (by MI.
Adams) Withdrawn.
Assembly Bill No. 3I1-An Act concerning
passengers in vessels coming any city or port in
the State Of California (by Mr.. McCallon) Passed
| ayes 5 noes 8.
| Mr.. TYLER gave notice of reconsideration
| Assembly Bill No. S52-An Act prohibiting any
company corporation whose business is to supply
| illuminating gas or water for public use, from
| charging their consumers for pipes communicating
with such company corporation supply pipes, or
street mains and the line of the street. sidewalk
curb fronting the premises to be supplied, and there
making connection with the pipe of the consumerby
| Mr. MaybelD.
Mr.. SINeN hoped the bill would pass and become
| law notwithstanding the report Of the committee
which recommeudedits its rejection. In San Francisco
both gas and water companies practiced extortions
on the consumers. This the bill proposed to
remedy.
Mr.. FELTON, said the bill would necesstate an ex-
| pense upon the part of the companies which in the
enc, Son principles of equity, would be charged to
| the consumer.
Mr.. MAYBELL favored the bill, and said the ex-
pense OF carrying ont its provisions would be slight.
Mr.. ANTHONY said this bill right and just to
all parties concerned, and should pass.
Mr. TYLER said the title OF the bill ought to read
can Act requiring gas and water companies to fur
nish impecurious people gas and water free of
charge"
Nj. LANE argued that the bill was in the interest
| of the people, and should pass.
The bill lost-ayes 30, noes 20-less than
quorum voting in the affirmative.
Mr. BRAUYHART gave notice of reconsideration