Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-02-05

| Oeidtc anu Assembly.
Adopted unanimously
blr. MCDONALD presented petition from citizens
asking Tor the passage of local option law. Re-
ferred to Committee on Public Morals
| By Mr.. DEMONSTRATION from citizens of Cal.
aveias county relative to the running at large OF
goats and hogs. Agriculture.
| Mr. EDWARDS offered resolution empowering the
| employment of an assistant clerk by the Committee
on Municipal Corporations. Attaches and Contin-
gent Expenses.
resolution by Mr. LANE directing the President of
| the Board of State YIticultural Commissioners to
| make an itemized report to the Assembly of money
expended, or before the 10th instant, was read
| and adopted.
| Mr. VAN FLEET moved that the Election Commit
tee be instructed to report back to the House A B.
| l52 on tomorrow. Lost.
The Committee on Education reported back A. B.
| 256 recommending that 1t be referred to the Judi
ciary Committee also A. B. Sc, to prevent Boards
Of Education, ETC., from discriminating against
married women in the selection Of teachers, recon-.
mending it do pass as amended
The Committee on Ways and Means reported back
A. B. 80, relating to the licenses of merchants and
keepers of livery stables; also A. B. 800, relative
to the subject also, A. B. 326, to regulate the
! business of pawnbrokers, recommending that they
do not pass; also s. B. 81, relating to reports Of
County Auditors; S. B. l24 to provide for def
first fiscal year; also, B. 1885, relative
| to the compensation of administrators and
executors; also, A, B. 347, making an appropri-
alton also, A. B. 356 making an appropriation,
recommending that they do pass also, A b. 13aae,
relative to the refunding of taxes improperly
assessed and collected, recommending that it do
| pass, as amended also, A. b. 3l2, recommending
| that it be referred to the Educational Committee.
The Committee on Agriculture reported back A.
| B. $40, concerning division fences, recommending
| that it do pass as amended.
| The Judiciary Committee reported back A. B. 259
recommending that it do pass as amended A B.
30S to discourage the monopoly of land in Califor
| Da through taxation, recommending that it do not
| pass A. b. 316, relative to the Police Department
| of San Francisco, recommending that it do pass
amended A. B. 294, to establish State detective
| force, recommending that it do pass as amended ;
A. B. III relating to claims, recommending that
do not pass; A B. 80, relating to the fling and
| serving OF c.oss complaints, recommending that it
do pass A B. 361 relating to the probating of wills,
recommending that it do not pass A. b. 365, re-
commencing that it do not pass A b. 1868, relating
to writs OF review, recommending that it be with
drawn by its author A. B. 361 relating to the
trial of causes by jury recommending that it do not
pass A. B. S72, recommending that it be withdrawn;
A. 3. $780, relative to insolyent debtors and credit
ors, recommending that it do pass A. b. 37S Ie-
ating to claims against the estates of deceased per-
sons recommending that it do not pass; A. b. 3Sl,
relating to appeals, recommending that it do pass
A. b; $50, r.lating to pledged property, recommend
ing that 1t do not pass a. b. 30l relating to short
hand reporters, recommending that it do not pass
A. B. 3l5 relating to witnesses, recommending that
it do not pass A. B. 1885, relating to bills OF eXcep
ton, recommending that it do no pass
The Committee Mines and Mining Interests
reported back S. B. 81, relative mining laws and
the forming of mining districts, recommending that
it do not pass.
The SPEAKER appointed Mess.s Baker of Sacra.
mento Baker of Yolo and jackson of San Fran
cisco, as a Committee Steamers for patrong the
rivers, and granted to the committee an indefinite
leave Of absence
Mr. Paulk's resolution tamending Rule y was re-
ported back by the Committee on Rules, with the
recommendation that it be adopted.
Mr. MURPHY said that the resolution, il adopted,
would delay legislation.
Mr. PAULK denied that such would be the case,
and claimed that the contrary it would facilitate
business
The resolution was rejected.
The Committee on Commerce and Navigation re-
ported back A. B. 377, recommending that il be
ferred to the Committee on Claims A. B. 260 rela-
tive to the extension of the water front line of San
Francisco and the construction Of the wall re-
commencing that it do pass minority, do not pass)
The Committee on Fish and Game reported back
s. B. 213, relating to the violation OF the fish and
game laws, recommending that 1t do pass; S. B.
371 to encourage the of tide lands owned by the
State recommending that it be referred to the Com
mittee on Swamp and Overlooked Lands.
The Committee on Engrossment reported the cor
rect engressment of A. B. Sc and A. B. 95.
The Committee Mileage submitted report
allowing the of 1882 60 to the Committee
Public Buildings and Grounds, and 500 so to the
Committee on Commerce and Navigation, which
was read aid adopted.
Mr.. GILMORE offered resolution requiring the
Committee on Corporations to report back to-day
A B. 163 and A. B. Isl.
RNAN'AS'
mittee in explaining the delay, said that many of
the bills before the committee were known "cnch
bills, and required careful examination ere they
could be reported.
The resolution was adopted
The following bills were introduced and referred
By Mr.. HARsToS TO expedite the adjustment
between the United States and the State Of Caifor-
MIA relative to the 10th and goth sections OF public
| lands granted to the State for school purposes.
Public Lands.
BY Mr. HoITT-To provide for and enforce the em-
Iii
public streets roads, highways and public buildings
ETC. for the public good. Public Morals
By Mr. HALE-To regulate and control the sale,
rental and distribution of appropriated water il this
| State, etc. Irrigation.
! By Mr. FREER-To encourage the apprehension OF
| criminals Judiciary
BY Mr. WHIFPLE-To provide for proper repre-
sentation of the products OF California at the next
Worlds Exhibition, to be held in New York in 1888.
By Mr.. WERTsBAUGHER-~o amend the Penal
Code, relative to keepers OF opium-smikin dens.
| judiciary.
By Mr. LoxG-To amend Section 527 of the Code
OF Civil Procedure, relating to security upon in
| functions. judiciary.
By Mr.. ALvso-To amend Section 474 of the Code
Of Civil Procedure, ,relating to suing person by
| fictitious name. Judiciary.
| BY Mr.. EDwARDs-To amend Section 595 of the
Code of Civil Procedure, relating to postponement
| OF trials Judiciary.
| BY Mr.. LEAKE-To amend the Political Code re-
atng to assessment and taXation by aiding thereto
the following section, to be known as Section 1861
| All crops that require an annual planting, sowing
| or harvesting, when in storage awaiting transpor
| tation and when the title thereto has not passed
from the producer, shall be subject to assessment
and taxation for State and county purposes only.
! Agriculture.
| BY Mr.. BAKER of Yolo-To appropriate funds for
the payment of extra clerical service in the Office OF
Secretary of State Claims
| By Mr.. WATSON of Mono-To amend Section 647
of the Penal Code relative to vagrants. Public
Morals.
The Committee on Corporations. after discussion
relative to rules of order, reported back A. b. 163
| and A. B. 49, mentioned in Gilmores resolution,
| without recommendation.
| The bills the first and second reading file were
| then considered.
A. B. 12i, 70 amend an Act to organize and define
the powers OF the Board of Railroad Commissioners
| approved April 26, 1880 and a. b. 275, to amend
Sections 537 and 53s of the Code of Civil Procedure
relating to attachments, passed on the file.
A. b. 27S, to prohibit members Of the police force
in cties cities and counties, and towns within the
State of California, from transscting business
performing labor while member OF such force, was,
on motion of Mr.. MCCLURE indefinitely postponed
ayea 36, noes %.
Recess.