Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-02-23
The following petitions were re ,cived


From the Santa Cruz Female Orphan Asylum ::
"The undersigned, managers OF the above-named
asylum, most respectfully request your honorable
body TO grant our asylum the same appropriation
that was granted by the last Legislature" Signed
by the Sisters in charge.
Also, petitions to the same effect from the Ro-
man Catho ie Orphan Asylum and the st. Josephs
Infant Asylum.
REPORTS oF COMMITTEES
The Committee on Chinese made the following re-
port:
Assembly Bill No 357. passage: Senate Bill No.
20S passage Assembly Bill No. 342 do not pass /;
Assembly Bill No. 81, substitute recommended.
minority report from the Committee on aims
was made, dissenting from the majority report
against the claim of Mary III. Springer. The report
was signed by Messrs. York and Bruner.
Commerce and NawgatiOn-The committee re-
ported back Assembly Bill No. sos, recommending
passage
Corporatons-The committee reported Assembly
Bill No. s52, commencing that it Go not pass be-
ing in conflict with the Constitution. Also, Assem-
bly, Bill No. SO recommending that it do not pass.
Also, Senate Bill No. 2ls, recommend ng passage.
The Committees on Engrossment and Enrolment
reported number of bills correctly eugrossed and
enrolled
The Committee on Mileage reported on mileage
accounts OF the several committees, which amounts
were allowed.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
BY Mr.. GoRLsY-An Act TO amend Section 1884
Of the Political Code, relative 10 peddlcrs and
hawkers.
BY Mr. DUBRvrz-Au Act making it a penal
ofense for any officer of this State to take any
property either under writs OF attachment or ex-
ecution, which property is clearly exempt from
forced sale, and to provide remedy for such per-
sons whose property is thus sold.
BY Mr.. McDADE-An Act to procure and preserve
monthly statements of the business OF corporations
organized or IN operation in this State, for the pur
pose Of mining, milling, reducing or working ores
BY Mr.. McCARTHy-AD Act to amend Section $50
of the Penal Code, relative to gambling in drinking
places.
and other sections of the Code of Civil Procedure
TO provide for the redemption of real estate sold by
trustees.
By Mr.. BuRSs-An Act 10 exempt insurance com.
panics from all responsibility whore aliens en-
poyed or reside. Also, JOINT resolution in rela-
tioa to the duties of certain officers of the State
BY Mr.. YUuyG-An Act TO amend Section 1l6S and
other sections of the Code Of Civil Procedure, rela
tive to actions of forcible entry and ietainer.
SECOND READISa or BILLS
Senate Bill No. 1S0-An Act TO amend Section
ssl4 OF the Political Code. concerning public ways
by Mr. Carlockl
{ Senate Bill No. s77-An Act to to amend Section
4 OF an Act entitled an Act to authorize the Board
Of Trustees OF the town Of cousa to issue bonds for
road purposes, approved March 20, 1878 (by Mr..
Assembly Bill No. SS2-An Act to redeem and re-
fund the bonds issued by the county of San Mateo
under and by yiTtne of Act to provide funds for
the construction and improvement Of highways in
the county OF san Aateo, approved April l. 1870 (by
Mr.. Felton,
Assembly Joiat Resolution No. l5-Relatiye to ex.
tending the thanks Of the State to j. w NJ ckey DIV
Mr. wasson OF MonoC Assembly Bill No. S04-An Act
to incorporate religious societies Coy Mr. Young)-
ordered printed with the amendments and ordered
to the head OF tie file; Assembly Bill No SS4-An
Act 10 amend Act entitled an Act 70 provide for
The building Of q school house in Modesto School
District in the county OF Stanislaus in the State of
California, approved January O. 1874 (by Mr.. Spen-
cer)-oriered read third time.
MT BURNS moved that the House adjourn at IL
o'clock until Tuesday at o'clock.
Mr. DuBgu1z moved that the House. when ii ad-
i5ura. adjourn until Monday, at $50. Lost
The original motion was carried.
Assembly Bill No. 392 AN Act to authorize
Boards OF Supervisors 20 employ deputy in certain
case; INV Mr.. Bruner): Assembly ELL No. i25-An
Act TO preyeilt the accumulation Of large landed
estates CIV Mr. Youngl The bill was ordered to
third reading.
On motion of Mr.. BRySRR the House adjourned
until O'Clock on Tuesday.