Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-03-08

! By Dir. ZUcK-An Act to amend s. ctions 757 an
ios OF the Code of Civil Procedure, relating to pr'
ceedlngs IN par itIOn Committee on Judiciary
BY Mr. JoHSsoS-An Act releasing to Will !
Scholly and his heirs and assigns certain lands
the city and county of San Francisco. Connitte
ON judiciary
Also. an Act to establish State detective fore
Tor the better enforcement Of the laws. CoTmitte
| on Judi ciary.
By Mr.. GoRMAS-sn Act to allow the appoint
ment OF an Inspector of Weights and Measures oi
Merchandise in cities having over 100 900 inhabit
ants San Francisco delegation
Also, an Act relating to fishing in the waters O
tins State. Committee on Fisheries and Game.
By Mr.. ESos-An Act TO empower consolidated
cities and counties Of 100 Oo0 inhabitants pa,
out of the general fund demands for rent Of Court
rooms, ETC. San Francisco delegation.
ALSO, an Act TO empower consolid ited cities and
counties of more than 10000 inhabitants to make
attentions to county prisons and couuty jails fol
sanitary purposes San Franci delegation.
BY MIR. LANGPoRD-An Act to ascertain the will of
the people OF the Stare OF Calf lna touching the
proprietY Of so changing the public sys as tG
pl@ce 1t more under the control Of parents, etc.
Committee Educa ion
By Mr.. TRAYLoR-An Act to amend Sections 616
and 6Sl OF the Penal Code Committee on Fisheries
and Game
BY Mr.. BURT-An Act to add new section to the
civil Code, to be known as Section $50, relating to
savings and loan eorporaions. Committee on Cor
porations.
BY Mr. PARDEB-An Act to form Agricultural Dis
trlcts, TO provide for the organization of assoeia
tions therein, aod for the management and control
OF the same by the State. Committee on Agricult-
By Mr.. HARLAN (by reauest)-An Act to provide
Tor Drainage District Of the county of Yolo Conn.,
mittee on Swamp and Overfiowed Lands.
BY MIR. kANE-An Act to declare void and forfeit
ed to the State certain grant Of marsh and tide
lands in Saa Francisco made to the Western Pacific
T. R. Co., and the 5. 2. r. R. Co. San Francisco
delegation.
By Mr.. HTTrELL (by request)-An Act to provide
for the payment OF interest due the Hastings Col
lege of Law. COMMITTEES on Judiciary.
BY Mr.. BAKER (by request)-A Act to provide
for the payment OF the claim Of d. b. Wolfe. Com
mittee on Claims.
the de Of Civil Procedure, relating to parties to
actions. Committee on Judiciary.
By Mr.. WENDELL (by reques0-An Act to add a
new section, to be known Section 349l of the
Civil Code, relating to individual reclamation OF
swamp lands in certain cases. Committee on Swamp
and overfowed Lands.
By Mr.. DICKINSON (bY request)-An Act to appro-
pirate money for the purchase Of steam launch for
the quarantine Office of the port of San Francisco.
Committee on Commerce and Navigation
BY Sir. ENos- An Act to regulate the bonds OF
Treasurers, Tax Collectors, Sheriffs etc. Commit
tee on City, County ana Town Governments.
etc. Same committee.
Also, an Act TO authorize State Boards OF Com
missioners, Trustees or Regents to sue and defend
in their official capac ty. Committee on Judiciary.
the capital stock of corporations by stockbrokers
Committee on Corporations.
Also, by request, Act to authorize the Board of
Supervisors, or Boards of Supervisors, Houses Of
Legislature Of cities and counties having a popula-
ton Of over 100000, to appoint Collector Of Lii
censes, etc. San Francis delegation.
Also, an Act to establish Boards OF Education and
to define their powers and duties in cities and
sodated cities and counties of 100 900 inhab-
itants. Committee on Education.
pRsoturtoS
Mr.. JOHNSON offered resolution authorizing the
Journal Clerk to appoint assistant and moved its
adoption.
Messrs. zUcK, BURT and Hill urged the reference
OF the resolution to the Committee on Contingent
Expenses.
Messrs. JOHNSON. BRowN. LAMrsoN, Exos CHASE
and KANE urged the adoption of the resolution.
The resolution was referred to the Committee on
Contingent Expenses.
The motion calling for a committee of investiga-
tion as to the language used by Senators Kane and
Zuck on Yesterday wss called up.
After some discussion the point Of order was
raised that the action was too late.
The CHAIR held the point Of order well taken, and
the whole matter dropped.
MORE BILLS.
By Mr.. RowELL-An Act relating to school dis
tricts comprising two or more counties. Committee
on Educ>tion.
Also, an Act to provide for Commission to in
quire as to the neei Of State school for weak.
minded children. Committee on Education.
By Mr.. MoRELAsD-An Act to promote the emi-
grafton OF Chinese from the State. Provides for
Commission Of Chinese Emigration, and authorizes
the expenditure Of 500 0o0 in dssemina ing among
the Chinese info nation in regard to the great adj
vantages offered them on the eastern side of the
Rocky moun,ains.l Committee on Chinese.
ASSEMBLY MESSAGES
The Assembly messages were taken up and bills
read first time and referred to appropriate
committees.
SECOND READING OF BILLS.
Senate Bill No. 26S-An Act providing for appeals
t. setting off lands from such district or eensol
dating districts tby Mr.. Johnston) was read second
time and ordered engrossed
Sena e Bill No. lSJ-An Act to relieve the county
officers OF the various counties of this State from
elvices such for corporations without lmpensa
tion (by Mr. JohnsoD) was indefinitely postponed
Senate Bill No. 313-An Act to provide for the
management and control Of the State Agricultural
Society by the State (hy Mr.. Johnston)-was read
second time.
Mr.. NYE moved that the bill be indefinitely post
poned.
Mr. JOHNSTON was surprised that a motion of that
kind should nave received a second. He warmly de-
Tended the bill, in which he was seconded by Mr.
LANePoRD.
Messrs. NYE and KANE spoke in favor of the mo-
ton.
The motion was lost by vote of 26 ayes to 8 noes
-Messrs. Kane, Moiel,nd and Nye
The bill was amended and ordered engrossed
Senate Bill No 5S-AnAct torestrct and limit titles
TO real estate 10y Mr. Chase)-was read second time
and amended, and ordered eDgrossed.
tn motion OF Mr.. JOHNSON, at 440 P. NJ. the Senate
adjourned.