Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-21
ASSEM- BLY.

SACRAMENTO, January ~, 1881
The Assembly met at IL O'Clock, Speaker Parks
in the chair Roll call quorum present Prayer
by the Chaplain. Partial reading of the journal.
The Committee Engrossment reported the
correct epgrossment of A. Bs 70, and Is.
The Committee Federal Relations repoI ID
back A. C. r. s. relative to protecting adopted cit-
zsn5 who are natives of Costa Rica, recommending
its adoption.
Also, On a resolution expressing sympathy with
Ireland, recommending its rejection.
Also, A c. r. 4, relative to pensoning soldiers OF
the Mexican war, with an amendment excepting
such as have served in the rebel army, recommend
ing its adoption as amended.
The Committee Chinese Immigration and Emf
grafton reported the resolution relative to the
restriction of Chinese immigration into the United
States, recommending its adoption.
The Committee on Agriculture reported back A.
B. III, relating to noXious insects destructive of
fruit, fruit trees and vines recommending that it
be referred to the Committee on Culture and I'm
provement Of the Grapevine.
The Committee Rules reported back the
nexed resc'ution, with the recommendation that 1t
be not adopted:
Resolved, That Rule sc be amended so as to read
as follows Four hundred and sixty copies of all
bills shall be printed. The Sergeant at-Arms shall
be required to certify to the reception by the House
of all such printed matter and the quantity thereof.
The recommendation OF the committee was
adopted.
The Committee on Commerce and Navigation re-
ported back A. B. S5, with amendments, and recon-
mended that it do pass as amended
The COMMITTEE Oh CORPORATIONS reported On a. D.
49, to amend Section 3640 OF the Political Code con-
eerning the assessment cf corpora tons associations
aud Joint stock companies recommending that 1t
be referred to the Committee on Ways and Means.
A. B. 1876, relative to the better protection of
stockholders of mining corporations, recommending
that it do not pass
A. B. 124 to amend an Act relative TO the
powers of the Railroad Commissioners, recommend
ing that il do not pass.
A. B. ST. to amend an Act creating a Board OF
Bank Commissioners, and prescribing their duties,
without rec mn endation.
The following bills were introduced and referred
By Mr.. REDDIcK-To amend Section 1466 and to
repeal Section 146S of the Penal Code, relative to
SupeIi Courts. Judiciary.
By Mr.. PLATT- Relating to the extension OF the
streets along the water front of the city and county
Of San Francisco and the Jurisdiction Of the Board
of State Haibor Commissioners said streets
San Francisco delegation.
By Mr.. PINDAR-To repeal an Act to provide for
the sale and conveyance OF certain submerged lands
in the city and county OF san Francisco to H. b.
Tichenor. San Francisco dele CATION.
By Mr.. MCCLURE-To add new section (No 1408)
to the Code of Civil Procedure, relative to reducing
the bonds OF executors and administrators IN case OF
certain deposits being made, and also relative to the
custody aud control of such deposits and the iabil
ty Of depositors. judiciary.
Also, to amend Section 1903 OF the Code OF Civil
Procedure. relative to fixing the days for hearing
petitions for probate OF wills, and relative to giving
notice of such hearing. Judiciary.
Also, to incorporate religious societies Corpora.
tions.
Also, to amend Section 1877 OF the Political Code
relating to officers OF the Supreme Court. Ju-
dietary.
Also TO regulate fees of clerks of Superior Courts
in the State of California. Judiciary
Also. TO amend Sections So, IS and 97 of the Code
of Civil Procedure relating to Courts of Justice,
and various officers connected Herewith. Judi.
eiary.
BY Mr.. CrSyISGnAn TO protect the sidewalks in
unineorpora.ed towns and villages in California
Roads and Highways.
By Mr.. LgAEE-To amend section e35 of the
Penal Code. Fish and Came
By Sir. PAULK To prevent the employment of
Chinese on any public buildings or works within
this State. Chinese immigration and Emigration.
Mr. JAcKsoy moved for a suspension Of the rules,
so as to take up motions and resolutions. Lost.
Bills on the general file were next considered
A. B 81, 70 amend Section 30l of the Penal Code
Of Ca ifornis relating to The keeping open certain
places of business On Sunday. came up for final
passage.
Mr. WHTPLE its author, spoke for il.
Mr.. JAcKsos and Mr.. MAY spoke against it,
The roll was called and the bill was refused
passage-syes %, noes 80.
A. B. l0e, to repeal Sections 3 3, A. 5 and Of an
Act entitled an Act TO confer crtain powers upon