Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-02-12
DAILY REC0RD-UNIoN SERIES.
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The Committee on Fish and Game reported back
s. Q. 6l to amend the Penal Code relative to vic.
latlons OF the law for the preservation OF fish re-
| commencing that it do pass
The Committee on Culture and Improvement of
the Grape Vine and Fruit Trees reported back s. b.
| l04 to protect the horticultural interests of the
| State, recommending that il do pass as amended
The Committee Attaches and EMPLOYEES and
| Contingent Expenses reported back a resolution for
! the payment of shorthand reporter employed by
! the Committee on Water Rights and Drainage with
amendment, recommending its adoption as amended
| Adopted.
The Committee on State Prisons reported back A.
B. 455 appropriating S2l9O 900 for the purchase of
! Jute, Jute machinery, etc. for the State Prison in
| San Quentin, recommending that il do pass
A motion by Mr. MAY, TO suspend the rules and
put the bill at the top of the frstreaiing file, was
| carried-ayes &C. noes 2l.
| The Committee on Public Morals reported back A.
B. 1876 TO prevent the escape of stage-robbers from
the State Prisons, recommending that it 10 not
pass; A, b. ABS, to amend the Penal Code relative
to vagrants recommending that it do pass as
amended S. c. r. s, relative to the importation of
alcoholic liquors recommending that it do pass as
amended; also returning petitions signed by about
49, 90 citizens for the passage of local option law
TIE Committee on Corporations reported back A.
B. 3S5, TO regulate the charges OF telegraph com.
panies recommending thatit DO not pass s B. As.
to aicend Section 2l6S OF the Civil Code. defining
what are common carriers, recommending that it do
pass as amended. S. B. AZ, TO amend Section 2209
Of the Civil Code, relating to damages awarded
against telegraph companies, recommending that it
10 pass amended
The Committee on County Governments reported
back A. B. %, to establish a uniform system of
county governments, and A. b. 81, with substi-
tute, recommending that the substitute do pass.
The Committee on Yosemite, Big Trees and For
estry reported committee bill entitled Act to ap-
proprate money for the purchase OF the trails within
the limits OF the grant OF The Yosemite valley and
Mariposa Big Tree Grove and TO preserve and I'M
prove the territory within the limits OF said grant
recommending that it do pass.
The bill was ordered on file.
Mr.. YouNG moved to suspend the rules and put
A. Bs q and "a, relative to county governments at
the top Of the fi!e. Lost-ayes 35, noes 81
The Committee on Swamp and overiowed Lands
verbally reported on s. B. 257, to promote system
of drainage for agricultural and swamp and over
flowed lands, without recommendation
The bill was ordered to be put on file.
The Committee on Public Buildings reported back
A. B. 45, relative TO improving the State Capitol
grounds, recommending that it do not pass.
Mr.. MURPHY, by consent, presented petition from
citizens OF San Luis Obspo for exemption from the
payment of poll-taX.
message received from the Governor an
nouncing his approval OF A. B. 70, to authorize the
several countless cities and counties cities and towns
of this State and the officers and Boards of officers
thereof to receive property by gift bequest and de-
wise, and to hold, manage and dispose of such prop
erty and the income and increase thereof.
MIR VAN FLEET gave notice that tomorrow he
would move to amend Rule l, as to provide for
the holding OF evening sessions.
Mr.. ALvIso gave notice of amendment to the
rules, so to limit members in debate to the five
minutes rule.
Mr.. MCCLURE introduced a bill to divide the State
into Congressional Districts. Referred to the Com
mttee on Apportionment.
Bills on third reading file were next considered
a. B. l35, to provide for the deficiency in the ap
preparation for the States portion OF salary Supe
rior Court Judges during the 31st fiscal year. was
read and finally passed without dissenting vote.
A. B. l45, concerning road poll-taXes, was passed
ayes 60, noes l.
A r. 50 making aDpropriation To nay p p Nav
nard, late Secretary to Commissioners of Trans
portaton the balance of salary due him for the 29th
and Both Fl cal years, was passed-ayes 81, noes 1.
MIR. BAKER OF Sacramento Introduced concurrent
resolution making the Assembly to adjourn at l
O'Clock P NJ, on Wednesday, the 10th inst, as to
give time for the Senate and Assembly Chambers to
be prepared for the Governors reception and ball.
Carried.
A. B. 176, to amend Section SSG of the Code of
Civil Procedure relating to the practice on and the
action OF interpieader, was passed by vote of IS
ayes to noes.
Mr.. FAULK gave notice Of a motion to recon-
slider.
A. B. IT. to amend Section 4O4s of the Political
Code, in relation to funding and refunding county
Indebtedness, was also passed-ayes 81, noes /.
A. B. IFS, to amend Section 4445 of the Political
Code, in relation to the funding and refunding of
city l. debtedness, unanimously passed
A. B. los, TO amend Section 1858 Of the Political
Code relating to the road fund, was passed-ayes
So noes 4.
A. b. 2O7, to amend Section S9s of the Code of
iv Procedure in relation to causes If action when
the Judge Justice is disqualified also was passed
ayes 81.
Recess