Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-18

of valuation of grain, fruit wine, stock and pro-
duce OF all kinds raised or made in the agricultural
counties and the total amount OF valuation OF
grain, fruit, stock and wine raised and produced
and the amount of gold and silver extracted and
taken out, in the mining counties of the State
Agricul. ure.
BY Mr. PhATr-To amend Section 532 of an Act
entitled Act to establish Penal Code, relating
to obtaining money by false pretenses, and by false
| reports Of wealth, etc Judiciary.
Also TO amend Section 243 of an Act entitled an
Act to establish Penal Code, relating to the pun
ishment Of battery and the battery on wife. Ju-
dietary.
Also to amend se-tion 245 of the Penal Code, re-
lating to the punishment of assault with deadly
| weapon. Judiciary.
| By NJ. GILNoRE-TO authorize the Board OF Snper-
visors OF the various counties of this State to pay
| active members of the State militia certain annual
| sum. Military Affairs.
Also, to govern and control Chinese aud Mon
| goiians residing within this State. Chinese Imnl-
| grafton and Emigration.
By Mr.. srEBR0For the relief of John c. Edgar,
| ex-Sherif of the county OF San Mateo. Claims.
| By Mr.. MCCALlLoS-To amend Section 354 OF the
| Civil Code, relating to corporations Judici ry.
| By Mr. MATTHEWS of San Benito-To regulate the
taking up of estray animals and posting the SINE.
| Agriculture
| By Mr.. KELLoee-To protect the public health to
prevent the introduction and spread of disease, and
to provide for the protection OF the health of cri
| mails under sentence on conviction OF misde-
| meanor. Judiciary.
| Also, to amend Section 305l OF the Civil Code,
relative to liens, and to provide for the manner of
collecting and dscharging such liens on certain per
| Sonal property judiciary.
Also, to amend Section 800 of the Code of Civil
Procedure, relating to judgments in Justices Courts
| Judiciary.
By Mr.. STREETER-To provide for the care of indi-
| gent sick persons in certain Judiciary.
| By Mr. HoLDES-To amend Sections $40, 3441,
S442 and 3443 of the Penal Code providing for the
| sale of swamp and overiowed lands and the salt
marsh lands belonging to the State of California.
| Swamp and Overtiowed Lands
By Mr.. GAY-To add new section to the Civil
Code to be known Section 300 ating suits by
| stockholders Of corporations Judiciary.
Also, to amend Section 309 of the Civil Code in
relation to dividends to be made from surplus
| profits. Judiciary.
By Mr. WmIrPGE-To amend tie Code OF Civil
Procedure and 10 add thereto section relating
| to the commencement Of actions upon any claim or
demand before Justice of the Peace with whom
such claim demand has been previously left for
collection, who has been consulted thereon.
Judiciary.
| BY Mr. wAssos of Mono-To amend Section EOS
of the Code of Civil Procedure relating to selecting
and returning jurors from Courts OF record Ju-
| dietary.
| By Mr.. REYNoLDs-To amend Section 1O3 of the
Code of Civil Procedure relating TO Justices Courts
By Mr. HiNsHAw-To submit to the peop e Of the
! State proposed amendment TO the Constitution.
| Judiciary.
BY Mr. o'CoSNoR For the relief of the free
schools of the Presentation Convent of the city and
county of San francisco. Claims.
Also, concerning the appointment Of interpreters
1
| Judiciary.
By Mr.. PISDEs-To enforce the Goth Section of
Article " OF the Constitution relating to
| for the sale Of shares of the capital stock of
porations or associations margin. Corporations.
| By Mr.. NooSAS-To amend Section 1886 of the
Political Code relative to the exemptions OF militia
men. Military Affairs.
By Mr. MCDoSALD-Conferring further power
| upon the Board of Supervisors of the city and
| county OF San Francisco. San Francisco Delega-
| ton.
message was received from the Senate trans
hitting history of the operations of the State En-
gineer and informing the Assembly relative to the
passage by the Senate of certain bills, ETC.
On motion of Mr.. STREE ER, it was ordered
that 1000 copies Of the State Engineers report be
| printed.
Mr. FRASER moved that 1000 copies of the Gov
| erDor's message, giving his views on the debris
| problem, be ordered printed. Corried
Mr. DEL NALLB offered the following:
Resolved, That Rule sc of the standing rules of
| the House is hereby amended TO read as follows
| When motion is made to refer any subject ana
different committees shall be proposed the question
shall be taken in the following order: The Com
nlittee of the Whole House, standing committee,
a select committee. Every committee of the House
to whom bill has been referred shall report the
same back to the House within ten days from the
| time the bill is received by the Chairman of the
committee, unless further time to report be granted
Referred to the Con mttee on Rules.
| The SPEAKER announced the appointment of W.
D. Haley as porter vice W. d. McC ure resigned.
Business on the general file was next considered.
A. B. "a, to amend Section 100 of the Code of
Civil Procedure, in relation to authorizing Judges Of
Superior Coui,s 20 hoid Courts IN any county when
requested by the Judge thereof BY the Governor,
and providing for the payment by the county where
| i'll such Court may be holden in certain cases, of
the actual expenses of such Judge for travelling to
and from and while holding such Court, was read
for the third time, and passed by vote Of 20 ayes
to no, Mr. McMurray voting no.
| A. B. %, to amend Section Cos Of the Code OF
Civil Procedure, relating to the charge of the Court
| to the Jury, and exceptions thereto, was read 4
third time and passed also by vote OF 81 ayes to
noes. Gilmore and keating voting in the negative
| The title of the bill amended motion OF
Mr.. MCCLURE, and approved as amended.
A. h. 80, to amend Sections 1911 and 1872 OF the
Code Of Civil Procedure, relating TO sole traders,
| next came before tie House, but discovered
not to be the printed file, where it should prop
erly have been, and debate arose to whether or
not it should i'll consequence be considered.
Mr.. McCALLIoS moved that the bill be passed file
until it should be printed the general file The
ayes and noes were demanded, and the motion was
carried by vote of 45 ayes TO %
Mr.. FREER moved that all bills omitted from the
| printed file take similar course. Lost
| The CLERK next read A B. 2i, to amend Section
1857 of the Code of Civil Procedure, relating to
justifc ito1 OF sure:ies.
Mr.. JACKSON moved the indefinite postponement
of the bill. Lost.
The bill was then read third time and on motion
of Mr. BAKER of Yolo made the special order of
| business for 2 O'Clock VI. tomorrow.
a. B. 9 to provide for the publication OF notices,
| was refused first reading.
| A. B. 70, to amend Section 622 of the Political
CODE, relating 10 taxes, nneS penalties, licenses,
fees deposit Of money Of securities, other obi
| cations prohibitions imposed upon insurance
companies doing business in this State, and organ
lied under the laws of any other State country,
was referred to the Committee on Corporations.
| A. 49, to amend Section ? of Act numbered
| Is, GIG approved April 3, 1876, relating TO an Act
| concerning odging.houses and sleeping apartments
within the limits of incorporated cities ordered
read first time.
| A B So to add three new sections to the Code Of
| Civil Procedure, to be known Sections 749, $50
and T5, concerning actions to establish lost bound
aries to real property, also given first reading
| A. B. 5S, to add two sections to the Political
Code of the State of California, in relation the
erection OF bridges between adjoining counties,
| next considered.
motion by Mr.. FRASER for its indefinite post.
ponement was carried.
A. B. 10, to amend Section $50 of the Penal Code,
relating 10 gaming, was refused first reading
A. b. 80, to amend Section 2292 of the Political
Code, relating the Board Of Trustees Of the State
library, was referred to the Committee State
Library.
A. B. 81, to add new section to the Code of Civil
Procedure, was refused first reading
| A B. 7S, to amend Section 1851 Of the Code of
Civil Procedure, relating to guardian and ward was
refused first reading.
A. B. 91, to amend Section 3ol of the Penal Code,
relative to keeping open of certain places of busi
ness on Sundays, was passed to first reading.
Mr.. LEACH of Solano, pending the reading, was
granted one day. leave of absence.
| Mr.. oCoSsoR submitted resolution expressive Of
sympathy for the people in ireland, which read
| resolution by Mr.. BAKER of Sacramento author
| izing the Sergeant alarms to distribute three
copies of all bills printed each day the desks Of
| the Assemblymen, was read and adopted.
| Mr.. LoNe OF Nevada offered the following Assem-
bly, concurrent resolution
WHEREAS, After many years of experience of the
| effects of Chinese immigration and residence, the
people of this State election held for that pur
| pose, and by vote nearly unanimous. decided
| against further immigration of Chinese or Mongo
lans to this State and whereas, the people OF this
State regard the further immigration residence
of Chinese and Mongoans in our midst evil Of
great magnitude, not only account of the
disastrous effect of their competition with
| laborers, but also account of the pernieious,
moral and social influences exerted by them and
whereas, Commissioners appointed by the Federal
| Government have negotiated treaty with the
Government Of China the provisions OF which
nte ded TO allow the further immigration OF Chi
nese laborers to be checked : now, therefore, be it
| Resolved by the Assembly, the Senate cOncurring,
That our Senators be instructed and that our Rep
resentaiives in Congress be requested TO their
utmost endeavors to secure the passage Of such
legislation by Congress shall restrict and limit
the further inning alton Of Chinese Mong0lian
laborers into this country to the greatest extent
that such legislation can be had consistently with
the due observance OF treaty stpulations and be it
Resolved That the Governor be requested to for
ward copies Of these resou ions 10 Senators and
i Representatives in Congress and to the Sc ators
and Representatives from all the Pacific States.
Referred TO the Committee on Chinese Immigra-
tion and Emigration.
Mr. HALE of Placer presented petition from the
| eit of ATTIC To tha fro.