Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-04-01


Journal corrected and approved.
PSTITIoS.
By Mr. Fox-A petition in reference to the sale Of
liquors
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES
Caims-The committee reported the several
claims presented by the Committee on State Prisons
Reported that the expenses should be paid Jointly by
both houses. A resolution was presented for one
half the sum claimed.
Mr.. BRAUNHART moved that the resolutions be
printed. Lost.
The resolutions were adopted
Attaches-The committee reported back the res
oluton to appoint ]. A. Benton assistant Reader at
the desk for the balance of the session. recommend
ing its adoption.
Mr.. Fox SAID that every one of the clerks at the
desk had performed their duties in most satisfac
tory manner. The chief clerk has stood the ordeal
WELL and the House has been exceedingly fortunate
in such a selection. But the time has come when it
would be out of all reason to ask him to read day
and night during the next fifteen days.
The resolution adopted.
Corporations-The committee reported back As
sembly Bill No. $780, in relation to the employment
of persons by corporations also 565, recommend
ing that they do not pass also, Assembly Bills no.
$40, 56l, Senate Bill No. 200, recommending pas
sege: also, Senate Bill No IA, without recon-
mendatiOn; aso Assembly Bill No. 81, recon-
mending Iassage Senate Bill No. 1Ss, without rec
ommendation. Minority recommended passage as
amended.
County Governments-The committee reported
back Assembly Bill No. 456, in relation to town
sites, recommending passage as amended.
Engrossment-The committee reported several
bills correctly engrossed.
Judciary-1he committee reported hack Assem-
bly, Bill No. 453-An Act in relation to benevolent
associations : recommending indefinite postpone
ment The bill was withdrawn.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
BY Mr.. MAYBELL-An Act to add new section to
the Code of Civil Procedure.
By Mr.. MERRY-AD Act to add section to
the Penal Code
FIRST READING OF BILLS.
Several bills read first time and referred.
THE DEBRIS BILL.
The substitute of Mr.. Bennett came up for con-
sideration The CHAIR held that the previous ques-
tion of yesterday applied to the substitute
Mr. Bennett moved to suspend the rules so as to
allow discussion on the substitute. Lost.
The substitute was then read.
The loll was called and the substitute was reject
ed by vote of SO to A
Gus OFF.
Several members wished to speak on the bill, but
the Chair ruled that this was the final passage OF
the BILL and that the previous question followed it
to the roll-ca All po ns OF order IN regard to de-
bate were oyerruled, and the bill was read.
Mr. CARR moved to recommit, with instructions
to strike out Sections q, p and 23
Ruled out OF order, on the ground that it cut
off by the previous question
Mr. WAsoN said this thing had been done by
trick to cut off all discussion The roll was called,
and the bill was passed by the following vote
Ayes-Braunhart, Brooks, Brown Of Yuba, Bruner,
Brusie, Burns, Camron, Carr of Yuba, Chamberlain,
Dimond, Downs, DuBrutz, Durham, FELTON,, FInlay
son, Fox, Caribald Gaffey, Gorley, Hardy, Lane
Levee, Mav, McCallion, McComas, Messenger Mul-
holland, Nelson, Picket, Sayle, Sweetland, Tyler
Young, Mr.. Spcaker-44.
Noes-Adams Anthony, Bass, Bennett, Brown of
Sonoma Carr of Sacramento, Coleman, Cook. Estey,
Fraser, Friuk, Green, Harris Harrison, Hershy,
Hynes, Josselyn, Leach, Leadbetter, Mcguire,
Mathews, Maybell, McCarty of Lake, Mccarthy OF
San francisco, McDade, Mcintosh, Merry, Morse,
Simon, sherburne, Spencer. Stanley, stoddard,
Sreeter, Wason of Ventura-35.
Mr. SIMON offered protest against the passage of
the bill, which was ruled out of order.
Mr.. CANRoE gave notice of motion to recon-
slider the vote by which the bill was passed.
SENATE MESSAGES.
Senate messages were taken up Senate amend
ments to Assembly Bill No. 3d1 were concurred in.
Assembly Bill No. SO was taken up and Senate
amendments.
CALL OF THE HOUSE.
Mr.. LANE-The gentl men seem to have gone out
after their slickens.
Mr.. MATHEWS Perhaps they have gone to get
their warrants cashed. [Laughter.l
Mr.. LANE moved call of the House.
The roll was called and seven members absent.
Further proceedings we're dispensed with.
The amendments to Assembly Bill No. SO were
concur. d in.
Senate Bill No. 52s-An Act to amend Section 3714
Sntitieu al hCt W
approved March II, 1872, relating to revenue (by
Mr.. Moreand). Passed to third reading.
Assembly Bill No. 472-An Act to encourage the
mining industry and to suppress stock gambling (by
Mr.. Brauuhart). Committee amendments to Sec
tions and were adopted
Mr.. NELSON moved to strike out Section 10. He
thought it discrini ated against mines. and could
see reason why mines not the stock board
should be required to make semi-monthly state
ments.
Mr.. HARRISON stated that it was simply request,
and was not compulsory, and the amendment was
withdrawn.
Mr.. TYLER offered an amendment to Section IS,
by which Trustees could be interested in the fur
nishing OF suppest mines by two-thirds majority
OF stockholders. Adopted.
Mr.. NELSON moved to strike out Section 16 Lost.
The amendment to Section Is was adopted, by
winch one-Iwentieth per cent. imposed on
sales instead of one-hal per cent
Mr.. STANLEY moved to amend so as to reduce the
salaries of the Secretary and Assistant Secretary Of
the Mining Commissioners from 81 400 and 81 800
per year, to 81, 600 each. Adopted
Mr. BRAUSIIART moved to reconsider the vote by
which tn amendment was adopted Lost
Various committee amendments were ad pted
and Mr. BRAusHART moved that the bill be made
special order for Friday. Lost
Mr.. BRAuNnART moved that the bill be p,aeed at
the head OF The third reading file. Lost-ayes 2s,
The bill was then passed q third reading.
Mr. MAY introduced bill amendatory of the
Civil Code, and Mr.. Fox asked that it be read
Recess.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Mr. Hardy in the cfair]
EnrcAroSAL ELL.