Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-03-13


cussed, were next taken up and the action OF the
Senate eoncurred IN.
Mr.. DowNs asked leave OF absence Tor r, the Com
mlttee on Drains ana Drainage 70 'lsiV MAJ !s'inS'
ufan'e9. -, 49,. III, NJ . ~, tho third read
f; ~ ino. 81 i st " % ~ ds for certain
az nv $3.50 tbe S,,1eror Conrs or Judges
49, 10 ti,a nm Aired m and the bin wa
80 80 !, - ~, ~ nsssed
~ - - asl,ss ie,fe Of absence for the
,i.,ta -. sric,jlTrs "a visit Marys lie.
S.t
Granted ln,- p.,, Va eof cara IN a. the sneciaI
aSseiNOi' 1'i' ~
NJ csiis1 the 1,-evo,1s question. The call
- ss.sjre3 mi ne ending amendment lost.
~ IN - tl,ar ordered printed ana 10 be placed
- - T. ~ - En-. I'M.
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shSAIE BUSINESS
Senate Bill No. So was received rom the Senate.
Mr. MClNrJsu moved that the ill be rejected. dc
stated that this special legislation Of the worst
sort Il proposed fix the salaries OF the teachers
o. the public schools Of san Francisco Il WIS not
The duy OF the Leg stature 90 do this.
The motion 10 reject was carried on division,
and the ayes and noes were called Tor.
NJ MERRY housht it but respectful la, the bill
should 90 10 the committee
Ar. LEACH Of the same opinion.
Dir. Cook denounced the bill as unjust, and on
the motion To reject tie vote was Ayes, % moss,
A..
The CHAIR lated that as there was no motion be
fore the House he SHOULD refer the bill to th5 Com
Mr. FINLAYsoH moved to refer to the Committee
on Education.
The hour OF o clock having aiEVea, the usual
recess was taken
AFTERNOON SESSION
Assembly reconvened at o'clock
The CuAIa stated that before adjournment it had
been indicated that Senate Bill No. 35z would be re-
ferred 10 the Committee on County Governments
II would he referred TO the Committee on Educa-
ton, in accordance with the motion OF Mr.. Finlay
son
Mr. FINLAYsoS apologized to the House for Ian
..uae-. made usa Of / the Chair during recess.
Assembly Bill No 255-An act TO regulate the
urice of water for domestic use in tils State-Nas
taken up upon second reading.
Mr. CoECoEAN offered an amendment whereby the
water rates could be fixed prior the list OF June.
Agreed to
Mr. ADAMS offered On amendment so as 20 make
the first section read water furnished to such city
and county, city OF toWD or the inhabitants there
OIL"
Mr. Coy thol,s t the LEGISLATION upon this subject
should b., such as to prevent further legislation
Mr.. HARDY said the Constitution contemplated
that the Legislature should PASS a law authorizing
the Board OF Supervisors to fix the water rates and
for this reason he WAS in favor of the bill
MIR MAyBEId said the bin. or rather the substi-
tute, was lust what the people OF san Francisco
wanted In cases of fire and for sanitary purposes
the city would still pay for The water
The smendment offered nv Mr. Adams was lost
Mr. CooprR moved an an1eniTnent nronos-nr that
in case the Board of Supervisors refused to fix the
rates tbev shonid he removed from office AdoDted.
Also an amendment providing that proceedings
MIGHT he had before any Court OF competent iuris.
dicJion Agreed To-
Mr. Yo,yG nronosed TO amend tie hill nrovidir o
that its nrovisons shall not annlv to any citv or
town Furnishing its own water
Mr.. TYLER moved to Law the amendment on the
table Inst
MIR HARDY said If n city could supplv the water
cheaner Than a cornoration tbev wanid do ca He
thourht the amendment unnecessary
Mr. CORCORAN MIR. BRAuYHART. Mr.. Young anu
Mr. RR,-xrR ,isc1,ssed tho amendment at some
ien,.b aud IL was LOST
Mr. VouNn rave notice of reconsideration
Mr. MERRy etfered an amendment nroyidino that
charUe should not he made for water furnished in
cases Of fire a d GREAT necessity AGREED to
Mr. TyIrR offered NJ, amendment that in 10 ease
90 bau ony erSor co f,,rpisb;co, ,yo+er hove ON,
ri9ht ar nriviega of heino heard in fhe fv,n,r n
rates statin that he wished tn relieve the BOARD
of S,neTvisars nj anv outside infnences The
a,,ar,ir,ent ,,as Lost
Mr. ASrsoxv nsrad an amendment to sacto,
ovTn5i,+ tbo nrc,sions Of tSe hin 70 +bo ot;-o
STATE He thoncbt the law sbould be General
NJ Concon ~ i,1iorssJ tho ar1ayd,nanf o,5 -
vvos adonred
Mr. HR ,IrvuART moved to strike ont Section . If
it was m enahnr ct give the SuDeryisors povertn
fix The rates he was in favor Of nassngit He onbteJ
v,hetber tho section as il now stood was cnnsttr1
tionaI
MIR CoRcop AN said the neonle should only nav n
fair interest non the money invested in flrnishin,.
them with water TN SO two sections were intended
IN o-nard AGAINST anv snch CONTINGENCIES
Mr. HARDY favored the bill
Mr. Cnprpv could not slynort tho hill with tbis
section hecase # gave the Board Of Snnervisors Of
san Francisco a chance Ia commit a great fraud
rnon f,e neonle He ebonld vote AGAINST the hin
~ 10 saotiion ,vas nor str.l,o, ont
49, NJ : "a t,p,,, ,,,ado br;of s.,ooobes
,a, H. araa,1i,,,ar't
NJ ' Az aaid Tho hi; ,ro,dod Gov o
riasanant 81 The nroner+,, of tbo IT. ict
nncbed '-' "' 'i''N
Tbe rnot,on IN s4riLa ont s.c.;on Q ,vos Loot
NJ Tvrpp fs..ad az, aroayIr,ont ,L;ob Nos loo.
An anandn,a ,S 1900 ot,, Ji,,o Nv 800
;ons Of th ay 70 al itios nd ts Of tb go
Mr. Copcop,N offred ar, ,I,,sndn,ant iir,;tirr a.
revenue tn he derived to not more than ner cent
on the valra az tho nronerty
On tne ,hne VI aiie ploIer.sc ,,a
ro,si,in -, bio+ ,xo|e ;t S E rra t
TIr,t;t ~ nor cent II 'as not roa[,e n,,tIic ~
ever F'' 1-''>'0 P'''''N'
Mr. NV tborcb+ M e,,ob ,ro,oo;tion had boar
,na MI "Ai 'noush' no sucn proposition hau Deeh
Mr. SprScrp tbo,,gbt tho o,,as+ion of prica ebopld
not he ,o,,.had In 81, Eriaoio co;tai oI1J h.
forrd b,,t ,,rob.bI,. =, ~ alsa,,hara
NJ ASr,inSv tbo,oh, a. an,ondr,ort ,,,,s -,
nosad to tbe in,orasts 81 Tho -oo,ntr,, vas W
NJ copcoo,> ,,ro,,1so5 20 ,,;. H. bic or,orl
,,ant "a - r. srbs stt 49, hI5 4
,,t ~ 49,, '-iN''
NJ Nv, ,ho,,|,ht s,,i, -, ro ,,. wa, ,,
M sue h 4 uilene o was
adpn fnI flta a. rnfrl1
,o T-. w ~ ,nt
,s;l.sai,Ia - ;t; - - -; = ~ ~,
,,t - IL - W. '''''s iesA' =" sup
M coucopIS cold i,st Orcb ,-or;siops &c +h;s
had been incornorted into laws and he did not SOC
t ~; hn,it ~ ~ NV ""'' anu e iU NV e
Wr Frfrow was in fsvor Of tali,, the t,x off the
nrhlc and ;mnos;na, II mon reaI estate where II
pronsrlv beInnpod '''i =
NJ DrRpuTz Mr. NcD,nE and Mr. MERRY do
hated the amendment and II vas lost ~
Mr. CopcoRAN offered an amendment r,rov;d;,,
that tbe nrsst should NOT axcaed seven ner cont in
cit;es az aver 100 mn ;nhahtonta and In those nf
less nonrIation If sbonId not e~ceed ten ner cant
M sTuoNv onnosed Ibis He VAS in favor of
the hin in some respects Int onnosed tbi.
Mr. NAV characterized hi ar5endment as an art
fpi dodger What was needed was chean water ali
over the State
Mr. C.ypox offered an amendment fxin, the
rates throughout the state so that nrots shopId not
erceed ner cent
Mr. ErIroS thouoht the nrice oupht to he ner
cent
The amendment sf Mr. Cannon was lost and the
question recurrino on the motion of Mr. Corcorau il
Mr. Mcr;pTy moved an anoendment IN line Q 70
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