Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-02-06

Penal Code, by adding new section thereto. to be
known as Section 536, relative to cheats (by Mr.
Morse)-passed to third reading.
Assembly Bill No. 120-An Act to amend Section
702 of an Act entitled " An Act to establish Code
of Civil Procedure" approved March IL, 1872 (by
Mr.. Merry)-passed to third reading.
Assembly Bill No. 123-An Act to compel the use
OF brand, stamp, stencil, or trade mark, on all
manufactured commodities (by Mr.. Maguire)-re-
jected.
On motion Of Mr. Bruner, the House took recess
to O'Clock P. NJ.
EVENING SESSION.
At o'clock the Assembly convened The second
reading of bills was continued
Assembly Bill No. 124-An Act to amend Section
30S OF the Penal Code relative the sale of liquors
by females (by Mr. Braunhartl. Rejected
Assembly Bill No. 127-An Act to amend Sections
Sls, Sl9, $50, S2, S22 325, 1885, 337, $780, $40, 342
and 343 of the Code Of Civil Procedure, relative to
limitations of actions (by Mr.. Tyler) Passed to
third reading.
Assembly Bill-No. 1SO-AnAct to amend Section
69l of the Political Code, approved March Is, 1873
Assembly Bill No. 1l6-An Act to amend Section
266 Of the Political Code (by Mr.. Carr OF Yuba)-
withdrawn.
Assembly Bill No. 11S-An Act to amend Section
1873 of an Act entitled Actto establish Code of
Civil Procedure, approved March II, 1872, re-
lative to the contestDg of the probate OF wills (by
Mr.. Merry>-passed to third reading
Assembly Bill No. 112-An Act to repeal Sections
z, anu W aIflenu SECTION 4 OF an Acb 10 pro-
vide for the payment of certain bonds of the county
OF Lake, approved March 2S 1874, in relation an
Assessor and Collector (by Mr. Mccarthy Passed to
third reading.
Assembly Bill No. 94-An Act to legalize and val
idate the assessment and assessment roll for State
county and consolidated city and county of the
various counties of the State for the fiscal year
1879 80 (by Mr Tyer)
Mr.. LANE moved to strike out the enaeting clause
Lost by l3 ayes to Al noes.
1t was decided to meet at II o'clock tomorrow
morning
The bill was then passed to its third reading.
Assembly Bill No. 111-An Act to amend Section
6S5 of the Code of Civil Procedure of California in
relation to the endorsements of judgments (by Mr.
Bruner). Passed to third reading amended.
Assembly Bill No. 65-An Act to amend Section
26s OF the Political Code (by Mr.. Camreon).
The pay OF committee Clerks fixed by amend
ment at IS per day.
Mr.. MERRY to question of privilege and COM
planned tina. the Speaker had at several times during
the day refused TO recognize him. He had been
elected by majority of 700, and emitted to be
heard
The SPEAKER disclaimed any intention of ignoring
the gentleman.
Mr. MERRY thereupon took his hat and cloak and
left the chamber.
Mr. Braunhart in the chair
An amendment offered fixing the per diem
of the Sergeants Arms OF the Senate and Assem-
bly, at IS Carried.
Mr.. CAMERON then withdrew the bill.
Mr.. BURNS demanded call OF the house.
The call was ordered amid the widest confusion,
members reporters and spectators taking their hats
and making frantic rush for the door.
After the doors were locked the call was rescnded
and the Assembly adjourned until IL o'clock to-
morrow morning.