Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-04-10

ment of certain permanent employees of the Stat
Capitol, and fixing their compensation, approves
March 80, 1874 (by Mr. Johnson)-was ordered y
| third reading.
| Assembly Bill No. 367-An Act to prevent tn
running at large of Sheep goats or hogs IN the Sta
of California (by Mr.. Messenger)-was passed-aye
Al, noes q.
MECHANICS LIEN LAW.
Senate Bill No 43-An Act to amend Section lis,
of an Act entitled an Act establish Code OF ClvI
Procedure, approved March IL, 1872 relating to the
liens OF mechanics and others upon real property (ol
Mr.. Nye).
committee amendment was offered to protect
owners where the work was not done at their re
quest, and was lost ayes Q, noes 81. The bll was
made the order of the day for tomorrow, on third
reading.
DISTRICT SCHOOL FUNDS.
Senate Bill No. 424-An Act to add eight new
sections to the Political Code, to be known as See
tions 1880, 1881 1852, 1888, 1884, 1885, 1856 and
1887 relating to the issuance OF bonds by the Irs-
tees of school districts raise money Tor building
| purposes, and to provide for the payment OF the
| same (by Mr. Carlock).
Mr.. Fox stated that at the request OF the author
he offered substitutes for Sections A. 5, 6, and s,
which were read, and the bill passed to third
reading.
MESSAGE FROM TIE GOVERNOR.
A message was received from the Governor ap-
proving the following Assembly bills:
Assembly Bill No. 55-An Act TO amend Sections
235 and 266 OF an Act to establish Political Code,
approved March - 1872, relating to the meeting OF
the Legislature and the compensation OF tsmembers.
Assembly Bill No. l43-An Act to amend an Act
entitled Act relating to apprentices and masters
approved April B. 1876.
Assembly Bill No. 224-An Act to amend ctions
1916 124S and 1852 of the Penal Code, relative to
appeals TO the Supreme Court.
Assembly Bill No. 22S-An Act to repeal an Act
I A..F Nllaf n
Commissioner OF San joaquin county, approved
March H. 1870.
Assembly Bill No 3S7-An Act to encourage the
planting OF jute.
Directors of Levee District No. of Sutter county
issue bonds for the payment or funding OF the un-
funded indebtedness of said land district, and to
provide for the redemption OF such bonds by taxing
the property in the district
Assembly Bill No. 354-An Act to amend an Act
entitled an Act to provide for the building OF a
school house in Modesto school district in the county
OF stanisaus in the State of California approved
June S, 1874.
Assembly Bill No. 302-An Act to enable Boards
of Supervisors to authorize the employment OF a
deputy in certain cases.
SPECIAL ORDERS.
Senate Bill No 2S6-An Act to confer power upon
Supervisors of cities and counties containing more
than 100 900 inhabitants to extend and complete all
main ntercepting sewers heretofore partially CON
structed (by Mir. Neumann)-w ordeed to third
reading and made the order OF the day for to-mor-
row.
A DAY OF REST.
Assembly Bill No. 459-An Act to regulate and
provide for day OF rest IN certain cases (by Mr..
Gorley)-was taken up out Of order and passed
ayes As, noes Ia.
NORMAL SCHOOL BILL.
Committee on Education reported back Senate
Bill No. 3S3 with amendments instructed, rela-
tive t6 a Normal School bui ding.
On molten of Mr.. Del VALE, the bill was made
the special order for tomorrow.
PASSED FINALLY.
Assembly Bill No. 929-An Act to amend Section
2 of an Act entitled an Act to amend an Act en-
titled an Act to Incorporate the city of Oakland,
passed March 25 1854, and repeating certain other
Acts in relation to said city, approved April p, 1862
| (by Mr.. FoX)-was taken up on the Undertaking
| file and paSsed-ayes SO, noes l.
Senate Bill No. 63-An Act to provide for speedy
completion of the Branch State Prison at Folsom
| (by Mr.. Johnsou).
Rules suspend and bill passed-ayes A, noes IS.
ORDERS OF THE DAY.
Assembly Bill No. 425--An Act to amend Sections
! 700, 70l 702, 703, 70i and 705 of Act entitled
an Act to establish Code OF Civil Procedure, ap-
proved March r. 1872 so as to provide Tor the re-
lemption of real estate sold under the power con-
| tanned in trust deeds (by Mr.. Brooks)
| Mr.. Books, the author the BILL thought this was
/ a wise law. and should pass.
| Mr. Fox opposed the bill, and said it was caicu-
/ lated to impair the obligations of a contract.
! Mr.. TYLER took similar view, and characterized
! the bill as an absurdity.
| Mr. YoUNG held that the Legislature had the
right to regulate these ma ters of conveyance, and
/ should pass the law
Messrs COOPER, MERRY HARRISON and MORSE ia
vored the BILL and it was passed ayes So, noes u.
Mr. TYLER gave notice Of reconsideration.
! Mr.. YOUNG moved to suspend the rules, and called
| up the motion of Mr.. Tyler.
! The Assembly refused to reconsider.
THE McLuRE CHARTER.
Senate Bill No. 362-An Act to provide for the or
ganiZation, incorporation and government of merged
and consolidated cities ana counties of than
| 100 0Oo population. pursuant to the provisions OF
Section Z, Article III, of the Constitution of this
State (by Air. Traylor)-was taken up.
! Mr MAyBELL moved to indefinitely postpone.
/ The CHAIR stated that the committee amendments
| took the precedent.
| Mr. MATTHEWS offered several amendments so that
they should rot be cut off by the previous question:
| Mr. SPENCER also sent up several amendments
also Mr.. SIMON.
Mr.. BRAUXnARr hoped the bill would be C nsid-
! cred section by section.
| The CHAIR directed that the amendments be re-
Mr. McDApE moved that the report of the minor
ity committee that the bill be indefinitely post
| pOned-be adopted.
Not entertained, as the amendments took pre-
| cedence.
The Cer, then commenced reading the bill.
FINAL ADJOURNMENT.
! The Senate amendment to the resolution of final
! adjournment fixing the time at noon, April 17th,
instead of the 18th was taken up, and on the con-
currence the vote was: Ayes 40 noes, 30.
| Mr. HARRISON said he voted aye with the under
| standing that the time might be extended.
! The CHAIR decided that the motion carried,
and that majority on this resolution was sufficient
| Mr. BRowN gave notice of reconsideration.
Mr.. MAYBEIL appealed from the decision of the
| Chair that the resolution was adopted
on the question, Shall the decision of the Chair
stand the judgment of the Housef the vote was
| AYES So noes Is
Mr.. COOPER moved to reconsider the vote by which
the amendment to the Senate resolution was con-
CURED in. Carried-ayes, Il noes, 81.
| Another vote taken upon the question of con
currence in the Senate amendment to the resou-
tion and resulted: Ayes 3S noes, 4O-the House
refusing TO concur.
Recess
The Assembly reconvened at o'clock P. NJ,
| Speaker Cowdery in tine chair, and the second read
! ing of the Mcclure charter was continued by the
! Clerk
Mr.. BRAUsHARr moved to add to Section 4 in the
( list OF elective officers the Chief of Police. Lost
/ ayes, 80 noes, 40.
/ Mr.. LANE moved to add five Fire Commissioners
| Lost.
Mr.. MAY opposed this as tending too much to
machine politics.
| Mr.. SINoS was in favor of the amendment, and
! hoped that this would be test vote.
/ Mr.. TYLER, in replying to this, said he hoped it
/ would be test vote and that opposition to the
charter came with i'll gr ce from gentlemen who had
/ charged within the line OF this House that they
would be willing to vote for any corrupt measure to
| defeat 1t.
! ICries. of Name him ~
| Mr. TYLER-I will give the name. | simply say
that Samuel Braunhart, standing right there in the
presence OF four persons, said he would vote for any
| scheme, however corrupt, to get one vote against
! this bill.
Mr.. GAFFEY-I deny that Mr. Braunhart is the
| leader OF the San Francisco delegation and author
! lied to express our sentiments.
! Mr.. McDADE-Mr. Speaker, move that the Ian
4 guage be taken down.
Mr.. BRAuNHARr-Mr. Speaker, l can settle the
matter right here.
| Several members -" Take the language down"
! The SPEAKER-Mr. Tyler will repeat the words
| Mr. TYLER-I charge and state that Samuel Braun
hart yesterday, within the floor OF this House, and
standing there in the presence OF four persons, as
| am informed y them, made the statement that he
would vote for any scheme, however corrupt, or
make the bargain with any man, if he could get a
! vote against this charter.
The Clerk took down the words and read from the
| desk as follows
q charge and state that Mr.. Samuel Braunhart