Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-04-13
CALIFORNIA LEGISLATURE.
FIRST EXTRA SESSION. NINTH DAY.
SENATE.

SACRAMENTO, April -, ISL
The Senate was called to order at 10 o'clock
President Mansfield in the chair. Roll called aud a
quorum present. Minutes read and approved
Mr.. SEARS, by leave, offered resolution instruct
ing all committees to whom bills have been referred
to report the same 10 morrow morning.
Tie roll was called, and the resolution prevailed
BY vote OF q to 10.
The consideration of S. 5. was resumed Amend
neuts adopted striking cut the PERMISSION 10
use the county general fund to build bridges also
repsaling all Acts concerning roads and highways
also allowing Road overseers 10 per cent Tor col
Letting poll taxes. On the amendment to Section
1857, which the Judiciary Committee had reported
unconstitutional, Mir. JOHNSON withdrew the
same and introduced the following
Sec. 1857. Each incorporated city or town shall
constitute and be organized by the Board OF Super
visors OF the county where situate into read dis
trct, and eighty Per OF all the taxes cole eted
under the provisions of this Act in all such cities
and towns, must be paid By the Treasurer OF the
county, fast IS collected, into the treasury OF
such city or town. aud shall be applied b. the proper
authorities OF such city or town upon the public
highways therein.
The roll was called on this amendment, and t
passed by q vote Of 10 t. Is
Mr.. ENos moved TO reconsider the vote by which
the amendment passed
Pending consideration If the motion to recon
slider, the Senate at 1886 took recess until 3
O'clock
Afternoon Session.
The Senate convened at , O'Clock. President
Mansfield in the chair.
Mr.. luck, by leave, offered 4 resolution giving to
the Lieutenant. Governor the same amount for con-
tingent expenses as WIS allowed the members
Adopted.
Mr.. ZUcK. from the Committee on ContiugentdEx-
penses, reported that Mr. McNulty, Minute Clerk OF
the last session, entitled TO So as one days pay
at the OPP ming Of this session. Report adopted.
The question OF reconsideration OF Section 263I
was fully discussed by Senators NYE, SEARS PAR
DEE, WENDELL, DlcKIEsON and JOHNSON, and on roll
call the motion prevailed by vote of u to H.
The question recurring on the adoption OF the
section, it was defeated by vote OF IL to 3.
a message from the Governor, containing ap-
pointments for action by the Senate, was an
nounced, which, on motion OF Mr.. BROWN, was
made the special order for tomorrow morning i'm
medjately after reaoiHg Of the journal.
Mr. JOHNSON, from the Committee on AppOTtlon-
ment, n re a report on the bills referred to Them
recOu.m. ling the passage of a bill to divide the
state into Senate and Assembly Districts, and asked
further time TO report on Congressional Districts
The bill, the passage of which was recommended,
is Senate Bill No. ,, and divides the State as fol
lows:
senate First District, Humboldt and Del Noste !;
ID Siskiyou, Shasta and Trinity 3D. Modoc, Las
sen, Pumas and Sierra 4th Mendocino and Lake /;
5th, Tehama and Colusa 9th, Butte; 7th, fuba
and Suffer Sth, Nevada; 9th I0lo aud Aapa !;
10th. Placer, Ell Dorado and Alpine 18th, Sonoma /;
18th, Soano 18th and 18th, Sacramento; 18th,
Amador, Calayeras and Tuolumne ; 10Th, San JOa-
quin 18th, Marin and Contra Costa; 18th to 9th,
san francisco; 2Sth, 29th and 30th, Alameda Slst,
Stanisaus, Merced Marposa and san Benito; SD
and 3Si, Santa Clara 3ith, San Mateo aud Santa
Cruz; 35tii Fresno Tuare and Kern 36th, Mon
terey and San Luis 0bispo 37th, Santa Barbara aud
Ventura; SSth and 39th, Los Angeles; 10th, Mono,
Inyo, San Bernardino snd San Diego.
Assembly-FIrst District, Del Norte and Sisklyou /;
ID, Modo and Lassen Sd, Shasta and Trinity; 4th
and 9th, humboldt 9th, Mendocino; It'll, Tehama (;
Sth Lake 9th, Colusa 10th, Butte 18th, Yuba
and Suffer; 18th, Plumas and Sierra 18th and
I4th, Nevada 18th and 18th, Placer; 18th, 18th
and 10Th, Sonoma goth and 21st, Napa 22d and
3d. Solano 9th, Yolo 18th, Goth and 9th,
Sacramento: 2Sth, Ell Dorado and Alpine 10Th,
Amador 30th, Marin 31st, Contra Costa SD
and 33d, San joaquin Saith, Calaveras 35th,
Tuolumne 36th to 55th, San Francisco seth to
6lst, Alameda cd San Mateo SD, Santa Cruz
9th, 65th and Goth, Santa Clara 9Th, Stanisaus
6sth, MERGED and San Benito Goth, Mariposa and
Fresno 10th, Mono and Inyo list, Monterey :;
72d Tulare 73d, San Luis Obispo 74th, Santa
Barbara 18th, Kern and Ventura; 10Th, nth and
18th, Los Angeles 79th, San Bernardino !; s0th'
San Diego.
On motion OF Mr.. JOHNSON, the Apportionment
Committee were allowed until Monday morning to
report bill for Congressional districts.
Mr. HiTrELL introduced amendments to the tide,
and divided the road law into separate heads, as
10 make it applicable to the Code Adopted
On motion Uf Mr.. DAVIS, by vote Of 81 to 9, S.
B. was ordered engrossed and passed to third
reading
At 5:l5, on motion OF Mr.. PARDEE, the Senate adj
iourned to meet at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning.