Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-04-12

JOuiHai VI ycsteFudy wills Tedu anu approved.
THE DEBRIS BILL
Mr. GLAscocK moved to reconsider the vote by
which the Senate yesterday passed Assembly Bill
No 334-An Act to promote drainage-and spoke in
favor of the motion.
Mr.. DAVIS briefly opposed the motion.
The roll was called and the Senate refused to re-
consider by vote OF Is ayes to 10 noes.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Mr. BURT moved that the arguments pro and con
in the Senate last night the Kane be printed
in the appendix to the journal with the testimony
The motion was lost.
communication read from citizens Of Bodie
urging the passage of the Assembly bill providing an
additional Superior Judge for Mono county 1t
stated that the Supervisors dispatch solely in
private interest," and that nine enths Of the owners
| of taxable property favored the bill.
REPORTS.
| MIR. RowELL, from the Committee on County and
Town Governments, reported back fav0rably Assem-
bly, Bill No. 112-An Act amending an Act relative
| to payment of certain accounts OF the county Of
Lake; also, reported without Recommendation
Assembly Bill No. 2S4.
| Mr.. WATSON from the Committee on Mines and
Mining, reported favoraby Assembly Bill No. Ais {:
also, reported resolution pay the clerk OF said
committe 81 per day from January 2tst The resolu-
ton was referred to the Committee on Contingent
Expenses
| Mr.. HITTELL, from the Committee on Conference
Senate Bill No. It's, reported in favor of concur
ring in some amendments and receding from others.
| The report was adopted.
GOVERNORS MESSAGE.
A message was received from the Governor an
nouncing his approval OF Senate Bill No, 40S-An
Act to amend Section 10 OF the Political Code de-
| filming legal holidays; Senate Bill No. 409-An Act to
amend Section Of the Civil Code, defining legal
| holidays Senate Bill No. 410-An Act to amend
Section 10 of the Code of Civil Procedure, defining
| legal holidays; Senate Bill No. 226-An Act to
amend Section 1888 of the Penal Code, relating to
the transportation OF convcts to the State Prisons
1 70 M n LOT lido fort rhln
tion of buildings and improvements for the Deaf and
| Dumb and Blind Asylum; Senate Bill No. 3l1-An
Act to appropriate money to the California Artificial
| Stone Paving Company, to pay the balance due the
| company for laying down the stone walks and
avenues about the Capitol grounds.
| Mr.. JOHNSON introduced resolution to pay for
the publication Of the order of inaugural ceremony
| Referred to the Committee ON Contingent Ex-
penses.
Mr.. DICKINSON offered resolution to pay S54 for
expenses of the Kane investigating committee. The
resolution adopted.
MIR. BAKER called up his resolution to amend the
rules that motions to take up bills out Of order
shall be decided without discussion. Lost.
ASSEMBLY MESSAGES.
The Assembly messages were taken up bills read
the first time and referred to their appropriate
mittees.
THE MILITIA
Assembly Bill No. 4s9-An Act to amend Sections
1917 1884 1889, 1941, 1855, 1860 1878, 1874 1875,
1882 1885, 1890, 1892 2022, POPS, 2039 2059, 2o95,
2099 207, 1912, 1870 1862, 1865, 2o94 and 21l4 OF
the Political Code of California, to repeal Section
1875 of said Code, approved March 80, 1873, and
Section 1901 OF said Code and to add new section
to said Code, to be known and numbered as Section
1877, relating to the State Militia (by Mr. Walker)-
was read third time and passed by Of p ayes
to noes.
Mr.. HUDSON reported various bills correctly en-.
| rolled.
SECOND READINGS.
The Senate took up the second reading file as
follows
Senate Bill No. 134-An Act for the classification
of cities and towns (by Mr.. Neumann) was passed
on the file
Assembly Bill No 5S9-An Act to provide for the
erection of building for the insane at the State In
sane Asylum at Stockto (by Mr.. Bruner)-was read
second time and ordered to third reading.
Assembly Bill No. 260-An Act to amend an Act
entitled an Act to organize Levee District No ! Of
Sacramento county, and to provide for its govern
ment, approved March 80, 1873 (by Mr.. Carr, oi
| Sacramento)-was read second time.
| Mr.. JOHNSTON explained the necessity for the bill
and il ordered to third reaCing.
Assembly Bill No. 224-An Act to ann nd Secti1l
4o26 of the Political Code (by Mr.. Fraser)-wa or,
dered to third reading.
Assembly Bill 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 thirteth fiscal year ending June
| So 1880 (by Mr.. May(-was ordered to a third read
ing nd ordered at the head Of the file
SenaJe Bill No. 274-An Act to authorize and EN-
| power the Boards of Supervisors of the several
counties of this State to allow certain outstanding
road CLAIMS and provide for their payment (by Mr.
Camron)-was ordered to third reading
Assembly Bill No. 415-An Act to provide for tn,
establishment and maintenance of mining bureau
(by Mr. Wasson)-was ordered to a third reading
Senate Bills Nos. 449, 81 and 1S7 were passed OF
the file.
Assembly Bill No. 99-An Act to amend Sections
596 and 633 of the Political Code, relating to lif,
insurance (by Mr.. Fox)-was read second time anC
ordered to third reading
THE ADJOURNMENT.
Mr.. DAVIS from the Committee of Conference oil
Assembly Concurrent Resolution No. 2l-Relativ
to adjournment sine die on the 13th-reported tina
the committee could not agree, and either for th
, Senate to recede from its amendment the Assem-
bly, to concur, and asked that Committee of Free
Conference be appointed.
The PRESIDENT appointed as the Committee O
Free Conference on the part of the Senate Messrs
Davis, Satterwhite and Traylor-the same com
mittee.
The Committee of Free Conference had power t
name any other day not mentioned in the resolu
ton or amendment, while the Committee Of Con
ference only had power to recommend that tn
Senate recede from its amendment or that the AS
sembly concur in it.
Subssquntly Mr. DAVIS reported from the Com
mIttee on Free Conference as a substitute for th
resolution that the twenty third session of the Leg
isature adjourn sine die on April 10th, at IL Il.
The substitute was adopted
| The Senate then took the usual recess.
AFTERNOON SESSION
The Senate reassembed at 1:3O P. NJ, Presiden
Mansfie in the chair.
Roll called and aquorum present.
Mr.. WATSON, from the Committee on State Pris
ons, reported back favorably amended Assembl
Bill No 542-An Act to define, regulate and COVER
the State pri ons of California.
The bill was taken up, read a second time and or
dered to a third reading.
Senator SEARS moved to reconsider the concur
renee by the Senate in Assembly amendments t
| Senate Bill No. 213.
The motion prevailed and the bill was referred tc
the Judiciary Committee.
| The Senate then took up the special orders set 70
this day, at 8 P. NJ.
Senate Bill No SoS-An Act to provide for tn
recovery of damages for death or injuries caused b.
the use of Intoxicating liquors (by Mr.. West)-wa
read second time and ordered engrossed
Assembly Bill No. 354-An Act to provide for tn
protection of lands from overflow other than land
recognized swamp lands (by Mr.. Chandler)-wa
read third time, and passed by vote OF 70 ayes q
| noes.
Mr.. RowELL moved to takeup out Of order Assemb
Bill No. 55I-An Act TO provide an additional judy
of the Superior Court for the county of Mono Co.
| Mr.. Wassou OF Mono).
The motion prevailed and the bill was read a sec
ond time, amended, and ordered to a third reading
president pro TEN Baker in the chair.l
SECOND READINGS
The Senate then took up the second reading file
| as follows:
Assembly Bill No. 2s-An Act to amend an Ac
entitled an Act to amend Section 800 of the Civi
Code of California, approved March 22 1873 (by Mr.
DuBrutz) was read a second time and ordered to
third reading.
Assembly Bill No 134-An Act to amend Section
30l of the Penal Code in relation to keeping opel
places of business on Sunday (by Mr.. Simon IVA
read second time ard ordered to a third reading.
On motion of Mr.. WATSON, at 4:30 ?. NJ. the Senat
took a recess until 7:30P NJ
EVENING SESSION.
The Senate reassembled at 7:3o P. NJ, Presiden
pro TEN. Baker in the chair
Roll called and quorum present.
| Mr. JOHNSON introduced the following resolution
WHEREAS, the Senate has maintained its dig
nifty and vindcated its power by imprisonIng Sen
Gtor Kane, member OF the Senate for contemp
of the Senate and, whereas, the Senate has sufi
GENTLY punished the said Thomls Kane, and sufii
cienty protected itself and its members therefor
Resolved, That the Sergeant-at-arms be aud b,
Thomas Kane, from custody.
He said that he was, last night not in favor o
granting him any sympathy, but he thought Senate
Kane was now sufficiently punished and the dgnii
|, | of the senate sufficiently protected.
| Mr.. DICKINSON was opposed to releasing him, be
|, cause he thought il too much Of a farce to re
lease Thos. Kane after only "a hours OF imprison
ment for so heavy crime.
| Mr.. TRAYLoR bad too much respe t for the Law
and this Senate to release him, for Senator III
punishment was not too severe because the term o
J whole matter be laid upon the table. Lost
. Mr.. SEARS had no idea the resolution would b
introduced but thought it ought to be disposed of
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