Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-22

convicted of misdemeanor, and sentenced to
| longer term of imprisonment than five days, TO
uniform length OF one and one half inches trom TN
scalp.
ROBBERY.
| A. B. pa Thy Mr.. Long)-Amends Section 2l3 Of
| the Penal Code so as to read, Robbery is punish
able by imprisonment in the State Prison, for the
twenty years. Upon the second conviction OF the
crime of robbery in this State the punishment shall
| be DEATH" III is now punishable by Imprisonment
not less than one yearl
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT.
A. B. 235 (hy Mr.. Hinshaw)-To submit oonsti-
tutional amendment to the people that the Legisla-
ture shall nave pow to make an appropriation,
for any purpose whatever, for longer period than
two years.
GAME LAW.
A Z. 30 (by Mr. Estey)-Amends Section 6S1 of
the Penal Code, so as to read Amy person who
shall, at any time, net pound, weir. cage or trap
any quail partridge or grouse. and retain in his pcs
session, or sell, or give away the same Tor who be-
tween the 18th day of October in each year and the
LIST day Of April in the following year, takes or
catches any trout is guilty OF misdemeanor."
The words in the brackets constitute the amendment.
ACTIONS AGAINST THE STATE.
B. 2l2 (by Mr.. McMurray}-Adds new section
to the Code Of Civil Procedure, SO that the State
may be sued by any one, the same as CT liens are
sued, summons and complaint to be served on the
Governor and Attorney -General No Judgment by
default Removal to any Court the right of the
Attorney General State entitled to new trial as
matter OF right. Plaintiff to give bond for costs
and attorney fees incurred by State if State wins.
MARBLE-woRKERs' LIEN.
A. B. 246 10y Mr. Gay)- Adds new section to
Code of Civil Proce5 ure. Any marble or stone
cutter dealer in marble or stone work, who fur
II shes for or erects any monument headstone, cop
ing at grave or grave lot to have lien thereon,
which shall be fled recorded and enforced other
liens and the judgment entered for the enforcement
of such lien may authorize the removal OF such
property and its sale.
MARRIED woMEN's RIGHTS.
$. B. 204 (hy Mr.. Hill)-Women shall retain the
same legal existence after marriage as before mar
rage, and shall receive the protection of her
rights as a woman which her husband does as a
man and for any unjust usurpatiou OF her prop
erty, or her natural rights she shall have the same
right to appeal IN her own name alone to the Courts
of law equity for redress that her husband has.
The rights and responsibilities Of the parents shall
be equal aud the mother shall be fully entitled
the custody and control OF the chi dren and their
earnings, the father and in case OF the fathers
death the mother shall come into as full and COM
plete control of the children and their estate the
father does in case OF the mothe. s death.
REAL ESTATE BY ASSOCIATIONS BENEVOLENT
AND OTHERWISE.
A. b. II (by Mr. Young)-Amends Section sos,
Civil Code, which allows religious, social and
benevolent associations to hold realty necessary for
the business not exceeding six whole town or city
lots twenty acres in the country and the income
and increase thereof must not exceed $4,000. This
bill adds: @ Provided, that auy such corporation
now or hereafter having had continuously for the
next preceding three years the care custody, con-
troll and maintenance each year upon an annual
average Of not less than 100 orphans, half orphans
and INDECENT minor children at any one orphan asy
Ium shall be entitled and allowed to own and pos
sess any number of not exceeding l6O acres OF
land in the country, outside of any Incorporated
city or town, and the annual income profit Of
which does not exceed $4,000 and provided fur
ther, such orphan asylum shall be situated on such
lands"