Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-04-08

Senate Bill No. 24S-An Act to amend Sections 81
and 900 of the Code OF Civil Procedure, relating
proceedings in Justices Courts {by Mr.. HittelD, wa
ordered to third reading.
Assembly Bill No. 146-An Act to provide for tn
safety of lives OF residents of the State of Cafol
MIA (by Mr.. Lane) was ordered to third reading.
Assembly Bill No. 3S3-An Act to authorize tn
appointment of four interpreters and transators @
foreign languages Of the Criminal Courts Of the cit
and county of San Francisco (by Mr.. Hardly Com
mittee amendments were adopted and bill ordere
printed.
Assembly Bill No. 41S-An Act to discourage an,
prohibit corporations and individuals from holdin
large tracts of land (by Mr.. Maybel)- )-was ainende
and ordered printed.
appointment of Water Commissioners in districts Il
be formed by the Boards Of Supervisors OF the sey
sral counties of this State, rivers water
where ten more canaditches or other out cts re
ceive water therefrom, of the capacity of twent,
cubic feet or more OF water per second iby Mr.
Sayle)-was ordered to the foot of the ile
| Assembly Bill No. 490-An Act to authorize tn,
| Board Of Supervisors of Mehdocino county to issu
and sell bonds of the county to the amount of ST.
600, for the purpose OF paying the outstanding bond
| OF the county issued under the funding Act ap
proved April 10, 1862 (by Mr.. Morse)-was ordered
to third reading, and made the order of the day fo
Friday.
EXPENSES op THE SENATE
Senate Bill No. 550-An Act to provide contin
gent fund for the use OF the Senate (by Mr.. Zuck)
on third reading was passed ayes Sc, noes o.
700, 701, 702 703, 7o4 and 705 of an Act entitled
an Act to establish Code of Civil Procedure ap
proved March u. 1872, to provide for the re
demption OF real estate sold under the power con
tanned in trust deeds-was ordered to third reading
| Senate Bill No. 335-An Act providing for the ap
| pontment OF an additional Notary Public for tn,
| city and county Of San Francisco, for the accommo
dation of the inhabitants of said city and county
siding at the PresdiO-was ordered to third reading
Senate Bill No. 253-An Act to repeal an Act enti
tied an Act TO encourage the destruction of squirrels
and gophers in the county OF San Joaquin, and t.
provide bounty for the same, approved March 80
| lS7S-was ordered to third reading.
Assembly Bill No. 479-An Act 70 amend Sectior
1865 of the Civil Code in relation homesteads (b
Mr.. Fox was passed to third reading.
! Assembly Bill No. 4S0-An Act to amend Section
1865, 1868, 1874 and 1475 of the Code of Civil Pro
cedure, in relation to homesteads (by MIR. Fox )-wa
| withdrawn.
Assembly Bill No. 510-An Act to amend Sectio1
2464 Of the Political Code, relating to pilots and pilo
regulations (by Mr. Finlayson) was ordered to thirC
| reading.
Assembly Bill No. 503-An Act to amend Section
10 of the Code Of Civil Procedure, relative to lega
holidays (by Mr.. Walker)-was withdrawn.
Senate Bill No. 40S-An Act to amend Section II
of the Political Code, defining legal holidays (by Mr.
| Baker)-was ordered to third readiGg.
| Senate Bill No. 409-An Act to amend Section
| of the Civil Code, defiring legal holidays (by Mr.
| Baker)-was ordered to third reading.
| Senate Bill NJ. 4l0-An Act to amend Section II
| of the Code of Civil Procedure defining legal holi
| days (by Mr.. Baker)-was ordered to third reading
and made the special order of the day for
Assembly Bill No. 427-An Act to amend Section.
1853, ll66 III and l17S of the Code of Civil Pro
cedure of the State of California, relative to actions
of forcible entry and detainer (by Mr.. Youngl-wa
withdrawn
Assembly Bill No. 5l6-An Act to amend Section
1l21 of the Penal Code (by Mr.. Lane)-was with
| drawn.
| Assembly Bill No. 464-An Act to repeal Section
1401 of the Civil Code and to amend Section 40:
| of he Civil Coda {I,v Mr.
Assembly Bill No. 476-An Act to add new sec
| tion to the Code of Civil Procedure, relating Il
peadngs (by Mr. Young) was withdrawn.
Assembly Bill No. 477--An Act to ado two section.
| to the Code Of Civil Procedure to be known anC
designated as Sections 1000 and 1861 (by Mr.. Young
was withdrawn.
Assembly Bill No. 4S1-An Act for the relief Of
| Thomas W. Lathrop, ex-Sherif of the county o.
San Mateo (by Mr. Felton)--was withdrawn
Assembly Bill No. 495-An Act to provide for the
payment Of the expense incurred in the capture o.
| ex-conyicts accused of the commission of felony
| (by Mr.. Morse)-wa withdrawn.
| Assembly Bill No. An Act prohibiting the
keeping sale of animals afflicted with the CLAN
ders Thy Mr.. Frink was ordered to third reading.
| Assembly Bill No. 475-An Actfor the protection
of sheep and goats by placing out poisons for tn,
destruction of dogs and wild animals (by Mr.. Morse
was ordered to third reading.
| Senate Bill No. 131-An Act for the relief of in
solvent debtors, for the protection of creditors
| for the punishment OF fraudulent debtors (by Mr.
| Dckinson).
A committee amendment allowing nonresident
| of the State to throw debtors into bankruptcy wa
| adopted. Also an amendment to protect firms from
| malicious prosecution.
| Mr. COOPER offered an amendment that at leas
two If the petitioning creditors should be resident
| of the county where the debtors resided. Lost
Mr.. Del VALE gave notice OF a reconsideration o.
! the vote by which the amendment was lost
| Mr.. FINLAYsoS moved to indefinitely postpone tht
| motion to reconsider.
Mr.. CoRcoRAN said the bill was drafted in the in
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Sacramento, and under it, unless it was amended
five creditors of San Francisco, for Indebtedness
OF $500, could throw man in country town worti
5000 900 into insolvency He hoped the motion tt
| indefinitely postpone would not prevail.
| Recess.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Assembly reconvened at P NJ and the consdera
tion of the amendment offered by Mr. Cooper
pending noon adjournment was resumed.
| Mr.. DEL VALE said the bill against the in
terests of the country dealers.
Mr. TYLER said il the amendment was adopted al
that any scoundrel in the country need to do
keep his debts at home paid, and lie could defrauC
his city creditors.
The motion to indefinitely postpone the motion I,
reconsider withdrawn
Mr. Cooper's amendment was then lost-ayes 90
noes 81.
Mr. COOPER offered an amendment by which tn
| assignee should not receive property exempt iron
execution. Lost.
Mr. YOUNG gave notice of reconsideration.
Mr.. COOPER raised the point that there was a vari
ance between the bill as engrossed and the printed
The CHAIR declined to settle the question, an,
said it would be better to leave the matter to tn
Court
The bill was ordered to third reading and mad
| the order of the day for Friday.
INSANE ASYLUM APPROPRIATION
Mr. BRUNER moved that the rules be suspende,
and Assembly Bill No. $50, to provide for the erec
ton of building for the nsane at Stockton, be de
clared a matter of urgency and the bill passe,
finally Adopted 56 noes, 12-and the bill
passed fnally-ayes, 55 noes, 3. [The bill mad
an appropriation OF $4,000 for the purpose men
tionedl
Senate Bill No 439-An Act to form agriculture
districts to provide for the organization of Agri
cultural Associations therein, and for the manage
ment and control of the same by the State Cby Mr.
Pardee)
Mr. TYLER moved to strike out Section 70 on tn
ground that it allowed societies to incorporate unde
a special law, and was unconstitutional. Lost-aye
25, noes 81.
Mr.. TYLER moved to reconsider the vote He sal,
that the members were sworn to support the Con
stitution. Article NlI Section /, on corporations
said: Corporations may be formed by genera
laws, but shall not be created by special act" Her
were IL corporations under a special act.
Mr.. Fox did not think these were corporations
and he should vote against the motion to reconsider
but he proposed to introduce an amendment wbicl
would correct whatever there was wrong in it.
The motion to reconsider was laid the table.
Mr.. FOX moved TO amend, TO allow societies. to in
corporate under the general laws of the State
Mr. YouSG opposed the amendment, holding tha
there could be objection to Section II as it stood
Mr. Foxs amendment adopted
Mr. HYNEs moved to add proviso that Agricult
ural Societies heretofore existing ard Incorporates
for ten years, and which have held annual fairs 70
that time, constituted the societies for such dis
trict. Lost
Mr.. TYLER moved to strike out the words sper
petual succession
Mr.. Fox said they should have perpetual succes
sior under their corporate existence
Mr.. TYLER sald if the societies incorporated thei
succession would be perpetual without regard to an
limitation of time He called for the ayes and noe
upon his motion, and it was lost-ayes %, noes "a
Mr. TYLER offered another amendment, strikin
out number of lines from Section l2
Mr.. CAMRoS protested that these amendments wer
offered to kill the bill
Mr. Cook moved TO strike out the enacting claus
OF the bill.
Mr.. CAMRoN moved the previous question on tn
whole bill. Sustained
The motion to strike out the enactlng clause wa
lost.
Mr.. TYLER called for the ayes and noes on hi
r. and the amendment was lost-ayes % noes 80.
The Clerk finished the reading of the bill, and
was ordered to third reading.
MIR. EsTEY moved to adjourn. Lost-ayes 4t
noes 2S.
Mr. MATHEWS moved to take a recess until
| o'clock Lost.
| Mr.. DEL VALE moved to reconsider the vote o.
the Normal School bill Assembly Bill No. SAL Los
ayes 80, noes "a.
Mr.. DEL VALE then moved to adjourn
The Chair stated that two-thirds vote would b