Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-04-03

the State Prison bill made the order of the da.
for tomorrow.
On motion of Mr. Fox, Assembly Bill No. 541 wa
made the special order for tomorrow
AN ApDrTi NAL JUDes,
Assembly Bill No 557-to provide addtiona
Judge of the Superior Court OF the county OF Mono
| came up on final passage
| Mr.. Fox said the business of the Court at Bodi'
had greatly increased, and the additional Judge wa
necessary 1t was question whether even this ap
| pontment would meet the requirements OF the IN
ereasing litigation Ia that section OF the State.
| The bill passed-ayes 63, noes 2
THIRD READING FILE.
Bills on the third reading file were taken up ant
| disposed of as follows:
Assembly Bill No. 472-An Act to encourage the
mining industry and to suppress stock gambling (oy
| Mr.. Braunhart) )-passed fnally-ayes a, noes IL.
Mr.. Fox gave notice of reconsideration.
| Senate Bill No 234- An Act to add new section
to the Penal Code, to be known as Section Ill, re
lating to costs in certain criminal actions Coy Mr.
! Sears)-passed finally-ayes 62, noes O..
Assembly Bill No. 403-An Act to repeal an Act
entitled Act to encourage the destruction Of
squirrels, gOpbers and other wild animals, in the
nardino and Santa Cruz, approved February 13,
| 1872 (by Mr.. Coffman)- passed finaly-ayes 81,
/ noes 0.
Senate Bill No. 191-An Act to repeal an Act en-
| titled an Act to create and organize Reclamation
District No. 2o5, and to define its boundaries and
provide for its government, approved April l, 1875
| (by Mr.. Johnson) passed finaly-ayes AZ, noes L.
| Recess
EVENING SESSION.
The Assembly reconvened at o'clock, the Speaker
/ in the chair
The second reading file was taken up and bills dis
| posed of as follows:
Assembly Bill No. 410-An Act to add three new
sections to the Penal Code, 10 be known as Sections
37 32S and 329 in relItion to stock boards stock
exchanges (by Mr.. MaybelD Passed to third read
| ing.
| Assembly Bill No. 2O2-An Act to amend Section
1896 Of the Political Code relative to taking books
| from the State Library (by Mr.. Fraser Passed to
! third reading.
Assembly Bill No 4l5-An Act to provide for the
establishment and maintenance of Mining Bureau
| (hy Mr. Wasson of Mono). Passed to third reading
| file aud made special order for tomorrow.
Assembly Bill No. 4o7-An Act making appropria-
ton to repay to B. F. Tuttle late Commissioner of
transportation, certain moneys disbursed by him on
account OF contingent expenses (by Mr.. May) Passed
| to third reading.
Assembly Bill No. s7-An Act to amend an Act
| entitled an Act to amend Section 1854 of the Po-
tical Code OF this State (by Mr. Leaeh) Passed to
| third reading.
Assembly Bill No l05-An Act to amend Section
$40 of the Political Code vi this State relative to
the collection of penalties and costs on delinquent
taxes (by Mr.. Bennett). Committee amendments
adopted and passed to third reading.
Assembly Bill No. 359-An Act creating an annual
license tax upon private liyeried servants and
heraldic devices (by Mr.. MaybelD Passed to third
reading.
Assembly, Bill No 44S-An Act to provide for the
payment of the per diem of the officers and at
taches of the late Constitutional Convention for
ffty-seven days services rendered in excess OF the
time allowed the Act convenlng SAID Convention
(by Mr.. Merry.
Mr. TYLER moved that the bill be rejected. Lost
and after some discussion the bill passed to third
reading.
Assembly Bill No. 449-An Act to provide for the
payment of the per diem Of the members, officers
aud attaches of the late Constitutional Convention
for the unpaid residue of the 100 days allowed by
the Act cOnveuing sald Convention (by Mr.. Merry.
Passed to third reading.
Senate Concurrent Resolution No. H. relative to
modification of Burngame treaty (by MIR. Germany.
On motion of Mr.. TYLER, adopted
Mr.. SwEETLAND offered resolution to pay X. W.
Parker, Sergeant -at-Arms, the sum OF 500.
Adopted.
Mr. MATTHEWS gave notice of reconsideration.
Assembly Joint Resolution No. A. relative to the
construction OF a canal across the Isthmus OF Da-
rien (by Mr.. Stoddari) Adopted.
Senate Bill No 223-An Act to amend Section 1856
of the Civil Code, relating TO succession 10y Mr..
Davis) Committee amendments adopted and the
bill passed to third reading.
[Air. Fox IN the chair
Senate Bill No. 255-An Act to amend Sections
763 and 939 of the Code of Civil Procedure, relating
to proceedings in partition and appeals therefrom
10y Mr.. Zucli)
Mr. COOPER moved to strike out the enacting
clause OF the bill He said it would better be en-
titled Act to enable the county OF Santa Clara to
sell out the town OF Gllroy IL De wen
for the town of Gilroy but should not be fastened
upon the rest Of the State.
After some discussion, in which the bill was fa-
ed by Messrs. TYLER, HARRISON, ANTHONY and
MAYBEJI, the motion to strike out the enacting
clause was lost, and the bill passed to the third
reading.
Assembly Bill No. 567-An Act to amend Section
290 of the Civil Code in regard to articles of incor
poration (by Mr. Finlayson). Amended and passed
to third reading file, No. Z.
Assembly BIZ No. 577-An Act to provide for the
payment of the salaries and travelling expenses OF
the State Board of EQUALIZATION and the Clerk
thereof and for postage and contingent expenses OF
said Board for the thirty fiscal year ending June
80 $780, (by Mr. May). Passed to third reading iile
No. s.
THIRD READING.
Assembly Bill No 55l-An Act to amend Section
3640 of an Act entitled Act to establish Political
Code. approved March IL, 1862, relating to revenue
(by Mr. Hartsou) Passed inally-ayes 5S, noes Z
Assembly Bill No 277-An Act making appropria
ton for deficiency in the appropriation for the per-
manent improvement of the State Capitol grounds
lying east of the State Capitol building (by Mr.
Young) Rules suspended and bill passed finally
ayes 58, noes 0.
SECOND REApTNes.i
The following bills the second reading file were
disposed of:
Senate Bill No. 3I3-An Act to provide for the
management and control of the State Agricultural
Society by the State (by Mr. Johnston) Passed to
third reading.
Senate Bill No 439-An Act to form Agricultural
Districts to provide for the organization OF Agri
cultural Associations therein, and for the manage
ment and control of the same by the State (by Mr..
Pardee).
Mr. EsrEE objected to the bill passing to the third
reading The new Con tituton cut off appropria-
tions to these societies. and this effort to
cure State aid These societies were of no benefit
to the real farmers-only to horse racers and gam
blers.
Mr.. McISTosu took the same view of the bill.
Mr.. ADAMS said the bill would take Agricultural
Park out OF the hands OF horse Jockeys
Mr.. MAYBELL hoped the bill would not pass.
Mr.. BRUNBR said the bill put the society on bet
ter footing than it ever had been before.
Mr. Cook opposed the BILL and hoped it would be
rejected.
Mr.. CsRR of Sacramento explained that to secure
an appropriation it was necessary to make the So
ciety a State institution.
The bill was opposed by Messrs. LEvER, HARDY
and ANTHONY.
Mr.. TYLER claimed that it was unconstitutional
Mr. MCINTosH moved that the enacting clause of
the h be stricken out.
Mr. EsrER moved to djourn.
Mr. TYLER moved that the bill be recommitted.
Mr.. You've slid that whatever was to the interest
Of Sacramento to the interest OF the State The
money expended for agricultural fairs here was well
expended and these fairs of Importance to the
State at large. By making 1t State institution its
usefulness would be greatly extended.
MIR. MULHoLLAND said the bill was framed to get
around the new Constitution.
MIR. MAY said it was the duty OF the State to make
the Society what it shoull be.
Mr. McDADE hoped the enacting clause of the bill
would be stricken out.
Mr.. LANE opposed the bill and agricultural fairs
on general prin. iples.
On the motion to strike out the enacting clause
the vote was-ayes 80, noes y.
Mr. BRUSER gave notice of reconsideration.
At 1926 NJ, on motion OF Mr.. MULHeLLASD, the
Assembly adjourned
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