Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-04-15

Mr. Tyler said he said that any member who
would attempt to depri, him of his right to speak
20 point Of order dirIy dog. He repeated 1t,
and asked who the member was.
Mr.. BRAUShART moved that Mr.. Tyler be expelled.
II he had used such language he would have been
expelled.
| Mr.. ADAMS moved to have Mr.. Braunhart and Nc.
| Tyler sent out to investigate thamatter
The language taken down, but there was
! disagreement about the language.
] On he question, Was the language disorderly?
| the roll called.
| MIR. MoCoSAs said the circumstances very
outrageous and The matter oughi to be dropped.
! The roll was called and the House decided by
vote OF 20 to Sc that the language was not disor-
| derly.
Mr. TYLER then asked that the State appropriation
be voted on first.
The Fraser amendment was lost by vote of 81
to 81
Mr. DEL VALE moved to reconsider the vote.
Mr. DEL VALE spoke in favor of allowing aid to
these fairs. Ii the State society is TO receive aid,
certainly the district societies should do the
They help TO build up the great industries of the
State, and the State afford to foster them.
These gentlemen from the mountain regions the
very ones who should come to .the aid of the
| farmers.
Nlr Fox said there a mistake, as there was all
amendment to cut down the amount to district
societies.
Mr. DEL VALE with rev his motion to reconsider.
| The question was then on giving the districts the
original amounts. The amendme was lost by
vote of q to 49,
Mr. MAY moved to Law the motion on the table.
| So ordered.
| Mr. COOPER moved to strike out the appropriation
| for the State Agricultural Society.
The previous question was Iordered, and n
cal of the roll the motion prevailed by vote of AZ
| to 26
Mr. BRUNER moved to reconsider the vote. He
had, be sad, shown that not only should State aid
be given to State societies but to the districts.
Many of the members have voted aye for he dis
tricts, and that having been beaten they turn round
and vote against the state appropriation. He did
not charge that any bargain had been made, but it
| was an unfair mode Of treating the matter
Mr. LANE moved to lay the motion on the table.
| Carried by vote of 81 to 20.
Nj MclNTosu offered to amend by inserting '' for
State Agricultural Society 81 800" and also appro
| prations for the district societies.
Mr. TYLER moved to place ii at s., 500.
Mr. ADAMS offered an amendment to the amend
ment, giving the State society 81 SEQ and various ap
propliations for the district societies.
Mr. LANE moved the previous question on the
whole bill. Carried.
Mr. Tyler's amendment was lost.
Mr. Adams amendment was adopted-36 to 2S.
The question being the amendment as
amended, giving S4,500 to the State, it carried
ayes H. noes q.
Mr.. Adams amendment giving district aid was
then adop,eG ayes 80, noes 80.
The entire amendment amended was then
adopted
The bill was then completed.
THE TAX LEVY.
S7lS Of the Political Code (by Mr.. May)
The bill reads as follows as amended:
Section 3713. The Stale Board Of Equalization
must for Stale purposes for The thirty second fiscal
year. fix such ad valorem rate of taxation upon
each 500 OF taxable properly of this State will
raise, for the thiriysecond fiscal year: First for
the General Fund, 100000; second for the
School Fund.- 81 900 000 third for the Interest and
| Sinking Fund, S315, 900.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
| Mr. MATHEWS moved to take up Senate Bill No.
36S-An Act to add new section to the Political
Code to be numbered 349, relative to the election
OF trustees OF reclamation districts and their term
| OF office (by Mr. Johnston). So ordered, and the
| bill was read.
A message was received from the Senate contain
ing the Insolvency BILL asking that the House recede
! f.om certain amendments.
| Mr. COOPER strenuously opposed concurrng in
Senate amendments, as it would put all the country
merchants at the mercy OF the San Francisco whole
safe merchants.
| The House receded from its amendments.
| The Assembly resumed consideration of Senate
| Bill No. 1858.
| Mr. CoRcoEAN moved to amend so that the man
who pays dollars in assessments shall have ten
votes, and The who pays five dollars shall have
| five votes.
Messrs MAY and CoRcoRAN defended the amend
| ment.
! Mr. MATHEWS defended the bill in the interest of
| the minority, did Messrs. MCINTosu, MAYBELL,
McCARTy, HARRISON, CARR of Sacramento, CHANDLER
and HE2sHY.
| The amendment was lost.
The bill was then passed-ayes Sc, noes 5.
THE INSURANCE BILL.
| Mr.. CoECoRAN moved to reconsider the vote BY
which Senate Bill No. 1sS was Yesterday lost.
| Mr.. TYLER moved to indefinitely postpone the mo-
| ton.
| Mr.. CoRooRAN spoke in favor of the BILL and Mr..
Tyler opposed it.
The BID was favored by Messrs GoRLEY and MAY,
and opposed by Messrs I.EvEE, MAYBELL and TYLER.
On the motion to postpone the reconsideration
| fhn pte SIR
ORDERS OF THE DAY.
Senate Bill No. 45S-An Act to provide for the
deficiency in the appropriations Tor repairs to the
State Capitol building and furniture and grounds,
during the thirtieib fiscal year (by NJ. Traylor).
Mr.. MCCALLIoN moved That members who out
side OF the bar when their names are called be not
permitted to vote Carried.
| The bill passed.
The following bills were passed:
Senate Bill No. t59-An Act to provide for the de-
fciency in the appropriation for travelling expenses
of the State Board OF Education during the thirtieth
fiscal year (by Mr.. Tr'ylor)
Senate Bill No. 460-An Act to provide for the
| deficiency in the appropriation for the contingent
expenses of the Supreme Court during the thirtie,h
| fiscal year Coy Mr.. Travlor).
Senate Bill No. 46i-An Act to provide for the
deficiency in the appropriation for arrestng Grim
| inals without the limits of the State during the
! thrtieth fiscal year (by Mr.. Traylor).
Senate Bill No. 462-An Act to provide for the
deficiency in The appropriation for payment OF re
|
fiscal year (by Mr. Traylor).
Senate Bill No. 463-An Act to appropriate money
for the payment of the deficiency in the approp1ia
| tion for the support OF the State Normal School,
for the twentyninth and thirteth fiscal years (by
| Mr. Traylor)
| Senate Bill No. 464-An Act to provide for the
payment Of the deficiency in the appropriation for
the payment Of rewards for the arrest and conviction
OF highway robbers for the twenty ninth fiscal
| year (by .Traylor).
Senate Bill No 465-An Act to appropriate money
\ r II 4 - h..
ton for the transporta ion OF prisoners, for the
twent, ninth fiscal year (by MIR. TraI lor).
! Senate Bill No. 466-An Act to appropriate money
for the pay,nent OF the deficiency in the appropra
ton for stationery. fuel and lights, for the twenty
ninth fiscal year (by Mr.. Trayior)
Senate Bill No. 469-An Act to provide for the
deficiency in the app opriation for repairs to State
Capitol building and furniture and grounds during
the twenty-ninth and thirtieth fiscal years (by Mr..
Traylor).
BRANCH NORMAL SCHOOLS.
Senate Bill No 3SS-An Act to establish a Branch
State Normal School (by Mr.. West)
The bill had been amended SO as to include Santa
Rosa.
The bill was refused passage.
Mr.. DEL VALLE gave notice of reconsideration.
SAN FRANCISCO sEA-wALL.
Senate Bill No. 374-An Act to provide for the
further extension of the waterfront line of the city
and county of San Francisco, and the construction
of the sea-wall (by MIR. Traylor)-passed.
Senate Bill No. 424-An Act TO add eight new sec
tions to the Political Code to be known Sections
1885, 1884, 1882 1888, 1884, 1885, 1886 and 1887
ating to the issuance Of bonds by the Trustees of
School Districts to raise money for building pur
poses, and to provide for the payment of the same
(by Mr. Carlock) Refused passage-ayes S2 noes %.
DEFICIENCY BILL
Mr.. MAY moved to take up Assembly Bill No. 40S
An Act making appropriation to pay r. P. May
nard late Secretary the Commissioners of Trans
portation the balance of salary due to him for the
29th and Both fiscal years (by Mr. May) land declare
it matter Of urgency and pass it under suspen-
sion of the rules. So ordered, ant the bill was
passed.
It having become apparent that no more Assem-
bly bills couldsbecome laws it was agreed to take I'D
Senate bills from the third reading file and dispose
Of them. The following bills passed
Senate Bill No. III An Act to repeal Section $50
Of the Code Of Civil Procedure (by Mr.. HittelD.
Senate Bill No. 145-An Act 10 amend Section
1000 Of the Code Of Civil Procedure relating to in
specton of writings (by Mr. HittelD.
Senate Bill No. l4S-An Act to amend Section
1855 Of the Code Of Civil Procedure relating to
actions against Sheriffs (by Mr.. HlttelD
Senate Bill No. 149-An Act to repeal Section
1856 Of the Code Of Civil Procedure (by Mr. Hi.telD
Senate Bill No. 15o-An Act to amend Section
1858 Of the Code Of Civil Procedure, relating to
civil actions wherein the State officer thereof
q county, or city, or town is a party (by Mr..
HitielD
Senate Bill No. 15l-An Act to amend Section
11O8 Of the Code Of Civil Procedure, relating to
vrita of review. mandate ar prohibition Qnv Mr.