Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-02-19
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SAcRAngNro. Fehrnnry Is. 1s81.

SACRAMENTO, February Is, 1881
The Assembly met At II o'clock A. NJ, Speaker
Parks in the chair Roll call. Quorum present
Prayer by the Chaplain. Reading and approval of
the Journal.
Mr. REYNOLDS moved reconsideration Of the
vote OF yesterday by which Assembly concurrent
resolution relative to joint session OF the Senate
and Assembly for the eleeton OF q Board of State
Library Trustees, was adopted
Mr.. MCCLURE moved to lay the motion on the
table. G rried-ayes 43, noes 3d.
Mr.. LANE presented q petition from property
owners of tho Twelfth SenatnFil Districs for the
enactment Of alaw giving to the Superintendent Of
Streets OF San Francisco the power 90 improve the
streets. San Francisco delegation
The Comm ttee on Ways aud Means reported back
A. B 453 to amend Section S7I3 of the Political
Code, relative to the tax levy S. B. l40, amenda
tory OF the Political Code, relative to the tile
ments of County lreasurers with the State Con-
troller, otc recommending that they do pass -
amended 5. b. 236, to amend an set to appropriate
money for the support of orphans, haf-orphans and
abandoned children, recommending that it do pass.
The Committee on Chinese immigration and Emf
grafton reported back A. b. 491. to repeal Act to
prohibit the issuance Of licenses 10 aliens a ma jor-
ity recommending that it do not pass and minor
ity that il do pass.
The Committee on Agriculture reported back A
B. 425, TO establish Bureau Of Immigration, With
out recommend ton.
A resolution inti oluced by Mr. KILBURs by cor
sent, authorizing the payment of t75 to the Ser
geant-at.A Arms for ice used in the Assembly, vas
referred to the Committee on Attaches, Employees
and Contingent Expenses
A message was read from the Governor announc
ing his approval of A. B. 130, Act relstve to the
claims of Ham C. Harrison, deceased, against the
State
The third reading file was next considered
S. B. 336, to provide a contingent fund for the
Legislature, was read and unanimously passed
The Judiciary Committee, by consent, reported
back A. b. a., proposed amendment to the Consti
tuition Of the State of California with substitute
recommending that the substitute do pass; A. B.
1865, relative to the same subject, recommending z
that it do not pass; A. B 343, TO amend Article
l. Of the Cons .ituton OF California, relative to suf-
frage, recommending that it do not pass Amend
nlent No. .. proposed by the committee recon-
mending tH u be adopted; Amendment Ne. 4,
with like ndation 5. e. 225. for an ad-
ditional Superior Judge in Alameda county rec
ommending that it do not pass 5. q. 223 to add
section 70 the Penal Code relative TO the prac-
ticing Of law without license, recommending that
it do pass.
Mr.. DAGGErT moved that the rules be suspended
and that A. B. 4l8, the general appropriation BILL
be AIKEN up out of order and considered.
Mr.. EDWARDS was adverse to considering any bill
in preference to the bill repeating the Act to pro-
me- te drainage.
Mr.. Plat believed that as the appropriation bill
Of urgent necessity it should be co sidered
out of order
Mr.. CAHKos had no objections to the considera.
ton Of the bill, but declared that the purpose Of
the motion ID get it passed and then adjourn
taking any action upon the repeal bin For such
reason he should vote against suspension of the
rules.
Mr.. JACKSON was also adverse TO the motion.
Mr.. KELLOGG claimed that legislation was being
obstructed by the anti-debris men, and not by the
opponents OF the repeal bill, ss had been CHARGED
by the newspapers, since it was the repealers who