Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-03-12

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and to add five sections thereto to be known as
Sections 1865, 1888, 170S l704 and 1879 by the Com
mittec on EducatIOnl
The second reading OF the bill was completed
Mr. DAVIS from the Committee on Education sub
mitted various amendments, which were discussed
and adopted
Mr.. DAVIS introduced an amendment TO Section
81 so that changes in text hooks could be made
this year. and raised the old question Of textbooks
once more
After brief discussion the amendment was
adopted.
Several other amendments were proposed and re-
jected.
Mr.. MoRELAND moved to amend Section 50 so as
to make teacher to every 100 census children in
stead of so, as provided in the bill. Lost
Mr. JOHNSON moved to amend Section G by insert.
ing: No person shall be deemed ineligible to
the Office of Trustee on account of sex"
Mr.. HILL said that was already the law.
The amendment was adopted
Mr.. HILL moved to strike out the following sub.
divisions of Section q
s'Tweith-Every person receiving life diploma
must pay to the Board three dollars to defray the
expenses OF issuing such diploma.
ssThirteenth-To designate some educational
monthly journal the official organ of the Depart
ment of Public instruction. One copy of journal so
designated shall be furnished by the County Supern
tendent to the Clerk Of each Board of District Trus
tees, to be by him placed in the district library.
The County superintendent of Schools shall draw
his warrant semi annually in favor of the publish
ers of such school Journal and charge the same to
the Library funQ OF Lne UlSLr1ct, pfOVlQed that
the sum SO drawn shall in case exceed two dollars
per annum for each school district
Mr.. WENDELL spoke in favor of the amendment.
Mr.. DAVIS opposed the motion and strongly de-
Tended both subdivisions
Mr.. JOHNSON favored striking out both OF the sec
tions.
Mr. GoRMAS took the same view of it also Mr..
CHASE.
Mr. GEORGE favored striking out subdivision 12
and retaining subdivision 13 He called for q
III sis0n of the dueStion.
Mr.. ENos favored striking out both subdivisions.
Both subdivisions were stricken out
The Senate took the usual recess
AFTERNOON SESSION
The Senate reassembled at 1:Se P. NJ, with Presi-
dent Mansfield in the chair
Roll called and quorum present.
The Senate resumed consideration Of Senate Bill
No. 500, and several long discussions followed on
trivial amendments. An amendment was adopted
authorizing the Boards of Trustees to exclude
children Of filthy habits or those afflicted with in
fectious or contagious diseases.
Mr., DICKINSON moved to amend BY adding to the
bill eight sections OF Senate Bill No. 424An Act to
authorize the Board of Trustees of school districts
to issue bonds to raise money fer building purposes
and to provide for the payment Of such bonds (by
Mr. Carlock).
is as follows: Section The Board of Trustees Of
any school district may, when in their judgment it
is advisable, call an election and submit to the
electors Of the district whether bonds Of such dis
raising money for building one or more school
houses in such district, and furnishing the game.
Messrs- BAKER, CoSGER, CHASE and RowELL op-
posed the amendment being put in this bill
Messrs. DICKINSON and JOHNSON favored it.
After some discussion Mr.. DICKINSON withdrew
the amendment.
The bill as amended was reported to the Senate.
Mr.. JOHNSON called for the ayes and noes on the
amendment striking out Section 80.
The Senate concurred in the amendment striking
out the section by a vote of % ayes to IA noes.
The other amendments Of the Committee Of the
Whole were then concurred in.
Mr.. GEORGE moved to amend Section &c by strik-
ing out physiology and inserting :" "book.keep-
| ing !" as one OF the studies.
The amendment was lost by vote Of 10 ayes to
"a noes.
| The bill was then ordered engrossed.
Mr.. MoRELASD I'll the protest Of which he gave
notice this morning.
Mr.. DAVIS raised the point of order that protest
could not be filed after the passage Of the bill
The CHAIR ruled the protest in order.
RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS.
The Senate took UP out Of order Senate Bill No
SAN Act to organize and define the powers OF the
The bill was read third time at length and passed
by vote OF IS ayes to no-Mr. Kane.
THE REVENUE ELL.
Assembly to return to the Senate Assembly Bill No
404 IN order that typographical might be cor
| rected in the printed bill.
Mr.. SATTgRwHTTE opposed the resolution.
Mr.. JOHNSON declared that if the error was moi
corrected he would be willing to enter into bonds
defeat any tax levied under the bill il it was moi
corrected.
Mr.. WENDELL opposed the motion and held it was
not necessary to make the correction.