Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-02-17

between San Joaquin and Calaveras counties.
Counties and County Boundaries.
fhs Commi tee on Public Morals reported back A.
b. 4S0 and 5. b. 209, recommending that they do
pass.
communication, addressed to the Speaker,
from Charles A. Wetmore President of the Viticul-
turai Association, presentngto the Assembly set OF
framed Geographic illustrations Of vines and grapes
OF California from the work Of Edward Bosqui Il
Co., OF San Francisco, was read, and, on motion of
Mr. HARRISON, the gift vas accepted and the Ser
geantat Arms was directed to suspend the illusra-
tions in conspicuous place in the CAPITOL where
they could be viewed by all visitors
The Committee on Swamp and 0verfowed Lands
reported back a. B. 2i1, amendatory of the Penal
Code, relative to reclamation of swamp and over
flowed lands, recommending that il do pass as
amended.
The above bill, on motion of Mr. BAKER of Yolo,
was ordered printed.
Mr. EDWARDS then renewed his motion for the
consideration of S. B. 27.
Mr.. MCDONALD demanded call Of the House.
Lost-ayes &C. noes A.
Mr. MeDoSALp moved to lay the motion made by
Nj. Edwards on the table.
The roll was called and the motion was lost-ayes
80, noes 43.
A demand for the previous question was then
made by Messrs. BURNS, LANE and CANNON. Car
ried-ayes 43.
The roll was then called on the motion by Mr.. Ed
wards, twothirds vote being requisite to carry it,
and it was lost by the following vote:
Ayes-Alviso, Baker of Yolo, Birney, Branch,
Burns, Camron, c. ank Crumpton, Del vale, Ed
wards, Estey Garrity, Gavigan, Griffith, Harrison,
Hendricks, Hinshaw, Holden, Howard Jones, Kill
burn Lane, Leach, Leake, Mason, Mathews OF Te-
hama, Matthews of San Benito, McCallion, McMur-
ray, Murphy, Patterson of San joaquin, Psulk,
Pinder, Piatt, Reynolds, Samuels, Sargent Siebe,
Strseter, Wsson of Ventura, Wentz, Werstbaugber,
Whipple-43.
Noes-Arick, Brown, Chandler Coleman, Dag
gett, Fraser, Freer Gay Geary, Gilmore, Hale,
Hoitt Jackson, Keating, Kellogg, Lewis, Long, May,
Mcclure, Mcdonald, Mein, Mudgett, Noonan, OCon-
nor, Paterson of Nevada, Reddick, Swift, Van
Fleet, Warkins, Wasson OF Mono, Wood, Young,
Mr. Speakers
Mr. MAY pursuant to motion, moved for the recon-
sideraten of the vote by which A. 3. 1914, to pro-
vide for the publication of notices i'll law journals,
as well as news journals, was passed yesterday.
Mr.. MEDALLION moved to indefinitely postpone the
motion to reconsider.
MesSrs. LONG of Nevada and REYNOLDS OF Santa
Clara spoke adversely to the bill and in favor OF
consideration, and PLArr of San Francisco in favor
of the bill.
MIR MUDGETT said that since voting yesterday he
had received information which had caused him to
alter his mind, and that he should now vote for a
reconsideration.
The roll was called on the motion to postpone in
definitely, which was lost-aYes 80, noes 81.
The House then refused to entertain the motion to
reconsider, by vote of 81 ayes to 32 consti
tutional majority of II being required to order
a reconsideration.
The Committee Military Affairs, by consent,
reported back A. B. 227, to amend the Political
Code relative to the duties of Adjutant G. General
recommending that it do pass.
A motion by Mr. KELLOGG, to take up Senate mes
sages, was lost,
The Assembly then at 1886, adjourned.