Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-03-09

and to add five new sections thereto to be known
Sections 1865 1888, 1903 l704 and 1879 Cby the Com
mittee on Educatlon), was read second time
Pending consideration OF the bill the Senate took
the usual recess.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Senate reassembled at 1:3o P. NJ, with Presi
dent Mansfield in the chair.
Roll called and quorum present.
The Senate resumed consideration os Senate Bill
No. 800.
On motion Of Mr. JOHNSON, call OF the Senate
was ordered.
Several Senators were brought i'll under the call
and rendered excuses.
On motion of Mr.. JOHNSON, further proceedings
undel the call were dispensed with.
president pro TEN. Bakerin the chair.l
Consideration OF Senate Bill No 800 was resumed
Mr.. JOHNSON moved to anend by striking out
industrial drawing from the list of studies Lost
Mr.. SEARS moved to amend by adding g vocal mu-
sic to the list of compulsory studies Adopted
Mr.. GEORGE moved to amend by adding book
keeping to the list of studies. Adopted
Nj. WATSON moved to amend Section &c by ad.
ding "provided that instructions in reading writ
ing orthography. geography, grammar and history
recitatons." lCalled the Quincy method Lost.
Mr.. JOHNSON moved to reconsider the vote by
which the amendment offered by Mr. George was
adopted, adding book keeping to the list of studies
MIR. GEORGE strongly opposed the motion
The motion prevailed by vote of 10 ayes to 70
noes.
The amendment was then lost by vote of II ayes
to 10 noes
Mr. JOHNSON move to amend Section 27 so tbot tho
Trustees Of each school district having so census
children may decide what studies they will have il,
addition to those made compulsory. Lost
Mr. DAVIS moved to postpone further considera.
ton of the bill until Thursday at 1.30 P. NJ
The motion was lost by vote of IA ayes to Is
noes
Mr. RowELL moved to strike out Section 80. which
was as follows Section 80. new section is here.
by added to said Code, to be known as Section I703
M m yvh husband fat hrotb
cousin is member Of Board OF District Trustees
or City Board OF Education shall hereafter be eigi
be for election as teacher in such district or city
and no County Superintendent shall draw warrant
for the salary of any teacher SO elected"
Messrs. DAVIS, ZUcK, GEORGE, MoRELASD and
ENos favored the motion.
Messrs. CoNGER, JOHNSON, WENDELL CHASE and
HILL opposed the motion
After long discussion the motion prevailed
Mr.. JOHNSON moved to amend Section 81 so az to
require the teacher to be 20 years of age instead OF
Is. The motion was lost
Mr.. ENos moved to make it 10. Lost
Mr.. WATSON moved to amend Section "a so as to
make the Board Of Education ente1 upon their duty
Immediately after appointment Adopted
Mr.. JOHNSON moved to amend Section AZ so as to
make the Board Of Examination consist of the Citv
Superintendent, two teachers and two other persons
instead OF being all teachers. Adopted.
Mr.. JOHNSON moved to strike out Of Section a
the words: Provided, that the text books in read.
ing, spelling arithmetic, grammar geography and
writing shall be the same as those adopted by the
County Board Of Education" The motion pre-.
vailed
Mr.. RowELL moved to amend Section 50 SO as to
make the average daily attendance of the various
schools the basis Of apportionment, instead o, the
number OF census children. Lost.
Mr.. JOHNSON moved to amend Section 81 SO as to
make it apply to the State University, SO that text
books should be adopted there for four years. as in
the other schools.
Further considers ration of the bill was postponed
until tomorrow at 1870
Mr.. RYAN presented local option petition.
At $50 P. M, on motion of Mr.. WEsDELL, the Sem
ate adjourned.