Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-03-01
AItcrHOOH ScssIOHs

The Senate reaSsembled at P. NJ.
A. c. R. %, relative to the adjournment sine di
of the twenty y-fourth session of the Legislature
came UP as the special order of the hour
Messrs. RYAN and NYE opposed the adoption OF tn
resolution on the ground that the appropriation bill
and other necessary measures had not been passed
Mr.. BAKER moveda call of the Senate. Carried.
Mr.. PARDEE saw no good reason why the resolu
tion should pass He had come to the Senate t.
perform certain duty and that duty had not beel
performed
Mr.. KANE was opposed to the resolution becaus
the county government bill and the Il repeating
the debris Act had not been passed. When thos
bills became laws he was willing to adjourn.
Mr.. ESos opposed the resolution on the grount
that the appropriation bill had not passed.
Mr.. HILL spoke in favor of the resolution, ant
said if he had his way he would adjourn Thurs
day night.
Mr. DAVIS was not in favor OF the adjournment o
passed, but he had come to the conclusion that al
extra session was inevitable and did not believe thai
| an appropriation bill would be passed if they sal
here Tor two weeks longer. He thought II o'ciocl
at night would bea appropriate hour than II NJ
The roll was called and the resolution adopted by
the following vote
Ayes = Baker, Burt, Byrnes Carloek, Chase
Cheney, Conger, Davis, Dickinson, George, Harlan
Hill, Hudson, Johnson, Lampson, Neumann, Row
ELL Sears, Traylor, Watson, Wendell, West ant
Zuck-23.
Noes-Anderson Brown Enos Glascock, Cor
man, Hittell, Johnston, Kane, Kelly Morel2nd, Mel
son, Nye, Pardee, Pool, Ryan and Satterwhite-I6
IA. B. 152 to amend Section 4lO9 Of the Political
Code, and to repeal Sections 1924 1927 All of said
Political Code, relating to the election and terms OF
office of county and township officers (by Mr. Hart
SOM, was taken up the special order OF the hour
Mr.. JOHNSON offered an amendment allowing
Supervisors to serve out the full term for which
they were elected-three years. Adopted.
Mr.. HILL offered amendment making their
terms four years. Lost.
Mr.. WENDELL moved to strike out the words Z" city
and county in the bill, thus making the bill non
applicable to San Francisco, and leaving the terms
of office then to expire in 1881.
Mr.. JOHNSON opposed the amendment.
Messrs HTTTELL, KANE and ENos spoke in favor OF
the amendment.
Messrs. DICKINSON, BAKER, SEARS and RowELL op-
posed it.
The amendment was lost by vote of 20 to II.
Mr.. DICKINSON moved to reconsider the vote by
which JohnsOns amendment allowing Supervisors
to serve out their terms was adopted Carried.
The roll was then called and the amendment was
lost by vote of 20 to l6.
Mr.. HITTELL moved to amend by adding to Section
l as follows Provided this section shall not be
construed to amend or alter the Consolidation Act
of the city and county of San Francisco, or any
special Act in force in said city and county in rea.
ton to elections of clty and county officers" Lost
by vote OF "a to Is.
After discussion the bill was ordered engrossed by
a vote of 27 to 13
Mr., DAVIS novel to take up Assembly message.
Carried.
A. B. 36S, relating to public schools, was read a
second time.
Mr. DAVIS moved that the above bill be made the
special order for to morrow at P. NJ. Carried.
Mr. JOHNSON moved TO adjourn.
Mr. HTTTELL moved to take up A. b. 2l5, to amend
Sections 394 and 39S of the Code of Civil Procedure,
relating to the place of trial of civil actions by Mr.
McClure) out of order. Carried.
The bill was ordered to a third reading
On motion Of Mr. DAVIS the Senate adjourned at
$40 P. NJ.