Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-26

fraudulent Debtors approved April l6, 1850 (by Mr..
Cneney}, was passed unanimously.
). b. $50, to amend Sections Is aud sc OF an Act
entitled an Act Tor the relief Of nsovent debtors,
for the protection Of creditors, and for the punish
ment of fraudulent debtors approved April I6 1880
10y Nr. Dickinsonl, was taken up.
ar. BURT moved that it be recommitted with in.
structions to amend by inserting after the word
assignee IN line OF the printed bill as follows:
:" The assignee shall be resident OF the county
where the insovent resides or where he has carried
on his business" The motion was carried by vote
of Is to ii.
S. B. 1888, to amend Section 1923 Of the Political
Code, relating to the boundaries and county seat OF
Sacramento county (by Mr.. HittelD, was lost 10
Senators voting for and 9 against it.
MIR. HITTELL gave notice that on tomorrow he
would move to reconsider the vote by which the bill
was lost
Mr. PARDEE gave notice that he would on to-
morrow move to reconsider the vote by which S. B.
$50 was reeommitted.
S. B. 3s, to authorize the Controller and Treasurer
OF the State to transfer certain funds (by Mr. Davis
was passed by vote OF % to 5.
5. B. ST. to add to Part l. Division Second OF the
Civil Code, title TO be known as Title V, con-
tanning Is sections TO be numbered SIS, S79 $50, $751;
$50, sS3 Ss4, SIS, Ss6 SS7, SIS, SS9 800, SOL S92
s93, S94 and S95, relating to mining laws and form
ing mining districts 10y Mr.. Brown was passed by
vote OF 25 TO l.
s. C. r. TO- concerning the transfer Of mineralogi-
cal specimens to the Mining Bureau (by Mr.. Neu-
NANNY, passed unanimously.
g c. r. 6, relating to the prohibition Of importa-
ton OF alcoholic liquors (by Mr. Cbase), placed
at the foot of the file.
s. B. IA, to amend Section 11s7 of the Political
Code, in relation TO the paperto be used for ballots
(br Mr.. Germany, was passed by vote of % to 4.
S. E. l7S, to amend Section 1857 of the Political
Code, relating to public schools (by Mr. Searsl
passed by vote Of 27 70 B.
s. G. Il. /, relating TO sales of public lands (by
Mr. Johnson), was passed unanimously.
Mr.. SEARS moved in accordance with his notifca.
ton OF yesterday, that Rule 81 be amended by
adding "After the final passage of bill it shall
require orty of the Senators elect to reconsider
it, but in all other cases it shall only require ma
jority OF those present" Ado. ted.
Mr.. ENos moved that the minutes of yesterday be
corrected by the insertion of Guireys affidavit rel
ative to his claim.
Mr. DICKINSON objected On inspection of it the
record showed that the claim had already been paid
He thought he was as much interested in reference
to the matter the Committee on Claims Per-
haps he had done wrong TO introduce the bill, but
he opposed TO incorporating matter such az the
affidavit in question in the minutes.
Mr. SEARS argued that the affidavit should be
placed in the minutes.
Mr.. JOHNSON was opposed TO any such a proceed
ing. He also deprecated the habit of giving such
documents to newspaper correspondents to copy,
and thought they had no right to 90 out of the
Senate.
Mr.. NEUMASN opposed the motion.
Mr.. Enos motion prevailed by vote OF 16 to IA.
Mr.. ZucK, in accordance with his previous notii-
cation, moved that a new standing committee OF
five be appointed by the Chair, to be known as the
Yosemite Committee.
Lost-16 Senators voting in the affirmative, and IA
in the negative.
The Committee on Engrossment reported S. Bs
4, 49, 1877 and 90 correctly enerossed.
Mr.. RYAN gave notice that on to morrow he would
introduce resolution adding new standing COM
mittee to the list of committees, to be known the
Yosemite Committee.
The Committee on Fish and Game recommended
the passage Of S. b. 2l3
On motion of Mr.. ENos the Senate adjourned at
4:43 P. NJ.