Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-04-14

SACRAMENTO, April 13 1880.
The Senate met in regular session at 10 A. NJ,
President Mansfield in the chair
Roll called and quorum pi resent
The Journal OF yesterday was read and approved.
Mr.. WATSON offered resolution that ali Senate
bills on the second reading file be stricken there
from Opposed by Mr.. JOHNSON and Withdrawn.
ASTIPBDRo BILL PASSED.
Mr.. JOHNSON moved to reconsider the vote by
which Assembly Bill No 163-The anti pedro bill
was adopted last evening. Carried = ayes 20,
noes l5
The roll was called, and the bill passed-ayes 81;
noes II, and the title amended
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
The Committee on Town and County Governments
recommended the passage Of Assembly Bill No. 499.
The Committee on City and Town Governments
reported several Senate bills back without recon-
mendation-severa good bills, but there was
no time TO pass them.
Mr.. HILL rave notice that he would tomorrow
call upon the Committee on Commerce and Naviga-
tion to present report in reference to Senate Bill
| No. COS.
Mr.. ENos gave similar nltice to the Committee
on Corporations regarding Senate Bill No. 4O5.
The Committee on Roads and Highways recon-
mended that Senate Bill No 1856 do not pass, as the
same provisions were contained in Assembly bill.
ASSEMBLY MESSAGES.
Mr.. BRowS asked that Assembly Bill No. $50 be
taken up IS it fixed the road laws for the entire
State All the counties were now acting under spe-
I
law and it was highly important that this bill should
| pass.
The bill was then read first time and ordered to
the head of the second reading le accompanied by
Assembly bill No. 46S.
Senate concurred in Assembly amendments to
Senate Bill No 213, relative to the State Agricultural
Socety-ayes %, noes 4.
Mr. Feton's County Government bill-Assembly
Bill No. hl9-was read first time.
Mr. SATTERwHITB moved to refer the bill to the
Committee on County Governments.
Mr. BAKER said bill of this sort was needed, and
moved that the committee be instructed to report
tomorrow morning and the bill then be place at the
head OF the sec0nd-readIng file. Lost.
Mr.. RYAN thought the committee would need more
time.
Mr. HILL said if any county government bill was
passed necessary that this bill should be acted
upon promptly. The object OF those who wish to
recommit the bill without instructions was to kill it.
The motion OF Mr.. Satterwhite to recommit was
carried
THE SECOND READING FILE
Was taken up, as follows:
Assembly Bill No. sos An Act to grant certain
parties therein named the right of way for a rail
road from the town OF Truckee, Nevada county, tC
the town OF Quincy, Plumas county (by Mr.. Walker
was ordered to third reading.
The Salary bill was then taken up.
MIR. DICKINSON moved TO leave the salary of the
Insurance Commissioner the same as under the old
laws, ,000 Lost-ayes II, noes IS.
Mr. DICKINSON moved that the salary of the Su.
preme Court Clerk be fixed the same as under the
old law, S4 200 per year. Lost-ayes 6, noes %.
Mr.. SATTEPwHITE moved that in the clause of the
bill fixing the salary of the Insurance Commissioner
"s2 400" be stricken out and s., 900 substitute
Carried-ayes 81, noes IA.
Mr. DICKINSON moved to strike out Section 81
which fixed the salary of the Deputy Clerks at
900. This would leave the salaries 81, 800 each
under the old law. Carried-ayes 20, noes l6.
Mr.. JOHNSON moved an amendment which would
make the bill take effect in July, at the lime when
the appropriation is made for the fiscal year. Carried
Mr.. DICKINSON offered an amendment requiring
various reports OF Boards etc., to be made to the
Governor the 1st of November.
Mr.. TRAYLoR moved to fix the salary of the Pr
vate Secretary OF the Governor at s., 400. Lost
ayes Is, noes 49,
Mr.. JOHNSTON moved that the bill be indefinitely
postponed. Lost-ayes 0, noes %.
The bill was then ordered to a third reading.
Senate Bill No. 30-An Act to amend Sections 332
343, 352, 367, 1884, 1885, 1906, 397, 40S, 49, All 4l9
420, 422, 43S, 44O, AL 49, 1885, All, 472 4S4 4S6
500, 52S, 1877 1885, 739 749, 767, Sal, S52 s53 996
300, 4026. 4l03 4l09, 4ll0, 4l12 41l5 4116, 4119
4l76, 4204, 1856 and 1923, and to repeal Sections
AS, 42l, 400, SIS and 6S4 of the Political Code
ating to public officers, their duties and compensa-
| tion (by Mr.. Nye) Indefinitely pos .poned.
Senate Bill No. 4SS-An Act to amend Section
34l0 of the Political Code, relating to the payment
for services rendered the State by the Registers and
Receivers of the United States Land Offices (by Mr..
Nye). ordered to a third reading.
Senate Bill No. 4s9-An Act TO amend Sections
3414 and 3415 of the Political Code relating to con-
MIR. Nye). Ordered to third reading.
Senate Bill No 5I1-AnActt to amend Section 1O2 of
the Code of Civil Procedure, relative to writs of
prohibition (by Mr.. RowelD. Withdrawn.
Assembly Bill No. 200-An Act to amend SEC
tons 1913 and 1914 of the Penal Code and to add
new section thereto, to be known Section 1918,
relative to working prisoners in county as (by Mr.
Adams). Indefinitely postponed
Senate Bill No. SIS An Act to appropriate
money for the support Of aged and iniirin women
(bY Mr.. Lampson) Ordered to third reading.
Assembly Bill No. 527-An Act to amend Section
1868 of the Political Code, relating to revenue (by
Mr.. Leach) Ordered to the head OF the third read
ing file
Assembly Bill No 25-An Act to provide for the
election of fifteen freehoders to frame charter for
cities containing than 100 900 inhabitants and
to provide for the ratification OF the same (by Mr.
Braunhart) Indefinitely postponed.
Assembly Bill No. l5S-An Act making appropria-
ton for deficiency for the thrtleth and thrty-frst
fiscal years for payment of armory rents, purchase
OF arms and others expenses of the National Guard
of California (by Mr.. Gorley). Ordered to third
ing.
A sembly Bill No 21l-An Act to amend Section
995 1Ol6, 1O11, 1920, 1923 and 1Oil OF the Penal
Code, relative to pleadings and proceedings after
| Indictment and before the commencement of the
trial (by Mr.. Tyler). Committee amendments
adopted and the bill ordered to third reading.
Assembly Bill No. 1lI-An Act to amend Section
6s5 of the Code of Civil Procedure of Californ a. in
relation to the enforcement of judgments {by Mr.
Bruner). Indefinitely postponed.
Assembly Dill NO. 9cU-An ACI TO protect the
school districts of this state from injury during the
year 1880 by the operation of Section II of Article
NIL of the Constitution (by Mr.. Wassono of Ventura
was taken up out Of order and passed finally
ayes 81, noes 0.
Mr. JOHNSON gave notice of reconsideration.
Mr. GEORGE called up out Of order sembly
Bill No. 459-An Act to regulate and pro.
vide for day Of rest IN certain cases (by Mr..
Gorey).
Mr.. DICKINSON moved to indefinitely postpone.
Lost and the bill was ordered to third reading. I.
Recess.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Senate reassembled at 1:3O P. NJ, President
Mansfe in the chair.
THE THIRD READING PILE
was taken up as fol ows
A sembly Bill No. l99-An Act to amend Sect n
1895 OF the Political Code relating to reservation OF
public lands or Indians (by Mr.. MesseRger)
Mr. JOHNSON moved TO recommit the bill with in
structions to insert the words ''actual settlers
Carried.
Assembly Bill No. 13o-An Act to amend Section
7al of the Political Code, approved March 49, 1873
relating to Notares Public (by Mr.. Wasson of Mono
Committee amendment adopted and bi passed
finally-ayes %, noes 0.
Assembly Rijl No I42-An Act to amend tho