Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-02-04
ASSEMBLY.
SACRAMKNIn Eehrl

SACRAMENTO, February 3, 1880.
Assembly met pursuant to adjournment Speaker
Cowdery in the chair
Roll called and quorum present.
Prayer by the Chaplain
Journal of Yesterday corrected and on motion Of
Mr.. YORK, the reading was dispensed with
Mr.. MORSE offered a resolution to the effect that
the corrections of the journal reported by the
Speaker be considered as entered upon the pages of
the journal in which such corrections were made
Adopted.
The SPEAKER presented petition from the bakers
of San Francisco asking for the passage of Mr. Cor
leys bill relative to the hours OF labor. They state
that they are overworked and have no time to rest
MESSAGES FROM THE SENATE.
A message was received from the Senate announc-
ing the passage Of Assembly Bill No, g. Assembly
Bill No. g. Assembly Bill No. 20, Senate Bill No.
143 and Senate Bill No. 96.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Mr.. CHAMBERLAIN, from the Committee on Agri-
culture, reported back Assembly Bill No. 161, with
a recommendation that it do not pass, recommend
ing the passage Of the Senate bill to the same effect
for the determination of squirrels. Also reported
back Assembly Bill No. 215, recommending passage.
Also 232, recommending that 1t do not pass.
Mr.. Brown presen ed report from the Committee
on Corporations, stating that the Bank Commission
ers have failed to comply with the law.
Mr.. Fox reported back the following bills from the
Committee on Judiciary Assembly Bill No. 207,
recommending that the author have leave to with
draw the same Assembly Bill No. l6s, recommend
ing rejection Assembly Bill No. 1874, recommending
rejection; Assembly Bill No. 1872, recommending
passage; Assembly Bill No. 100, recommending that
it be referred to Committee on Ways and Means
Assembly Bill No. 159, recommending passage as
amended Assembly Bill No. l56, recommending
rejection; Assembly Bill No. 149, passage As
sembly Bill No. las, passage; Assembly Bill No.
143, passage ; Assembly Bill No l42 passage As.
sembly Bill No. Isl, do not pass Assembly Bill No.
49, do not pass; Assembly Bill No. $780, passage as
| amended ; Assembly Bill No 129 be referred to
Committee on State Prisons; Assembly Bill No. 127,
passage Assembly Bill No. l24 do not pass As
sembly Bill No 123, rejection Assembly Bill No.
| l20, passage; Assembly Bill No. lis passage as
amended Assembly Bill No. 116, do not pass As.
sembly Bill No. l12, passage Assembly Bill No. Ill,
passage as amended Assembly Bill No "a, passage
as amended Assembly Bill No. 80, do not pass
| Assembly Bill No 65, passage amended; Assem-
| bly, Bill No. 81, do not pass.
Mr.. WATSON presented a report from the Commit
tee on Mines and Mining, reporting back Assembly
Bill No. rs recommends passage as amended by
| the committee.
| Mr. McCoMAs, from the Committee on Public
Lands reported back Assembly Bill No. 125 rec
| ommends that it be referred to Committee on
Homestead and Land Monopoly.
Mr.. DIMoSD, from the Committee on Roads and
| Highways, reported back Assembly Bill No. l52
| recomn ends that it do not pass. Also, Assembly
| Bill No. 1872; recommends that it do not pass
| Mr.. BROOKS presented report from the Commit
tee Enrolment reporting that certain bills were
| correctly enrolled.
| INTRODUCTION oP BILLS.
The following bills were introduced and ordered
| printed
By Mr. FRAsER-An Act to amend Section 4026 Of
the Political Code. Providing that Superior
! Judges fill vacancies in Boards of Supervisors.
Also amends certain sections of the Political Code
relating to elections to conform to the new Const
tuition qualifications of electors registration, ETC.
| By Mr.. CHAMBERLAIS-An Act to prevent persons
from passing through Enclosures and leaving them
OPEN Makes the law general it now stands, i,
| is in force only in few counties. This bill ap
plies to the whole State it is intended to prevent
trespass by hunters, and to prevent fires in grain
| fields BY shooting in the same
By Mr.. BRAUNHART-An Act for the maintenance
/ and government Of the police force in consolidated
ty and county governments. Provides for the
election of the Chief of Police and four Commission
ers of Police at the next general election. The
/ Mayor to be ex officio Commissioned
By Mr.. BRooKs-An Act to allow incorporated
towns to equip and maintain fire departments
THE bill provides that upon petition OF at least fifty
tax payers the Boards of Supervisors of the leren
counties of this .tate shall call election in incor
porated towns or villages, when so demanded, t
elect three Fire Conn issioners, who shall serve
without remuneration, whose duty it shall be to es
tablish fire limits. levy tax annually, II required
not exceeding one per cent. (proyidsd that at al