Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-13

Mr.. MEDALLION moved that the Journal be cor-
rected SO as to recognize the passage OF Mr. Gayi-
gans amendment.
Mr.. MCCLURE advocated reconsideration Of the
whole matter.
Mr. PLArr claimed that such proceeding would
be out OF order, and was sustained by the Chair
Mr.. JACKSON remarked that it was evident that
either the Speaker or the Clerk had made mistake
ana that as the vote of the House Stood the amend
ment OF MI Gavgan, allowing clerk to the San
Francisco delegation, clearly carried
1t so appearing, and there being no objection the
Chair instructed the Clerk correct the journal in
accordance with Mr. McCallions motion.
Recess of twenty minutes.
On reeonvening at IL NJ, the Assembly met the
Senate in joint convention, Lieutenant-G ,oyernor
MANSFIELD in the chair.
Roll-ca Quorum Of the two houses present
Secretary BoRucK, of the Senate, read the Act OF
Congress providing for the election of United States
Senators, etc, by extract from the Senate jour
nal OF Tuesday.
1t appearing that General John F. Miller had re.
ceived majority vote in each house, he de-
clared by the Leutenant-Goyernor TO be the duly
elected United States Sen tor from California for
term OF six years, commencing from the ith Of next
March.
The minutes of the JOINT convention were then
read by Secretary BoRUCK and adopted
Recess until o'clock.
The Assembly on reassembling received the report
OF the Committee on Attaches and Employees, which
read.
The report, with some slight notifications recon.
mended by the committee, adopted.
The Judiciary Committee reported as follows
A. b. %, relating to the charge of Courts to
juries, with the recommendation OF the passage OF
substitute.
A. B. %, relative TO public power, r; commencing
that it do not pass
A. B. As relative to the qualifications of electors
recommending that it be referred to the Committee
on Elections.
A B. %. relating to the employment by corpora
tions in the State OF California recommending that
it do not pass.
AZ B. a, to repeal Section 1873 of the Civil Code,
raye Il to dev:ses to charitable uses recommending
A. B. IL, to amend Section 5972 of the Civil Code
recommending that it do not pass.
A. B. 40, to amend Section 1865 Of the Civil Code,
recommending that it do not pass.
A. b. 36, relating to merchants licenses, recon-
mending that it be referred to the Committee on
Ways and Means
A B. AZ, in relation to authorizing Judges OF Srt-
perior Courts to hold Court in any county when re-
questedsby the Judge thereof or by the Governor,
etc, with amendments, recommending its passage
amended.
A B. Is, to amend the Civil Code relating to
homesteads, recommending that it do not pass.
The following bills were introduced and referred
as stated:
By Mr.. Bosr-An Act to enable the Supervisors
of the several counties of the state to allow active
tain compensation. Ways and Means
By Mr. REDDIcK-To amend Section 1866 of the
Code Of Civil Procedure relative to the settlement
of the estate OF deceased persons. Judiciary.
by OILhOKEf-aI ACt JHe duties Oh
Treasurers of companies belonging to the State
militia Military Affairs
Also an Act to compel persons, companies, asso-
Citations or corporations whose business it is to sup
ply water or CASTOR public domestic use, to fur
nish meters at their own expense. Corporations.
Also, an Act to authorize more strict supervision
of the business of pawnbrokers Judiciary.
Also, Act to prohibit gas and water companies
for ch Irging consumers for pipes communicating
with supply pipes or street mains, and the line Of
the street or sidewalk curb fronting the premises to
be supplied, and there making connections with the
pipes of the consumers. Corporations.
BY Mr.. FRAsER-To amend Section 1l90 of the
Code of Civil Procedure in relation to liens. Judi
ciary
By Mr.. McMURRAY-An Act to establish branch
Normal School. Education.
By Mr. HoITT-To amend the Constitution of the
State Of California. Judiciary
By Mr.. BAKER of Yolo--To amend Sections 49,
4l6 and $40 of the Code Of Civil Procedure, and to
add thereto three sections to be known re.
spectvely as Sections AZ 41S and 4l9, all relating
to process in civil actions for obtaining jurisdiction
over nonresident defendants Judiciary.
BY Mr.. WATSON of Mono-To transfer the cabinet
of minerals in the State Library, and all surveying
and other instrum, nts and material belonging to
the State Geological Survey now stored at the Uni
yersity OF California, to the State Mineralogist.
By Mr.. HENDRICKS provide the time for de-
manding jury, and for the payment thereof of the
fees Judiciary.
BY MIR. BAKER OF Sacramento-To amend specified
sections of the Political Code, and to ad thereto
new sections to be known as Sections 349l, 1892
and 1893 Swamp and Overlooked Lands.
BY Mr.. YoUNG-An Act relating to the coding
moth scale insect phvlloXerd and other uoxious in
sects destructive to fruit, fruit trees and vines Ag
ricutura.
Also, an Act relative to the claims of the Secre-
taries of the Supreme Court Judiciary.
By Mr.. kELLOGG-To amend Section 226 Of the
Civil Code, in relation to proceeding in Court on
the adoption OF 3 child, Judiciary.
BY MIR. VAN FLEET provide for the formation
a n nj 1freaI 4
embraced in any reclamation swamp lan1 district,
and to apportion the Indebtedness Thereof. Swamp
aud Oyerfowed Lands.
Senate concurrent resolution relative to forward
ing copies Of certain laws to Superior judges
read first time and referred to the Judiciary Com
mittee.
A message was also received from the Senate noti-
flying the House OF its action in the election Of
United States Senator yesterday.
The Committee on Public Morals and Grounds
was granted three days leave of absence, and five
days leave of absence granted to the State Hos
pital Committee
A. Bs ~, 2G, Il and 40, me toned in the report
OF the Judiciary Committee, were considered and re-
fused Fl st reading.
A. B. Al was passed to first reading so also was
A. B, %.
A. B 49, relating to homesteads, was debated by
Messrs. Young, Freer, Hendricks and Mcclure, and
the bill was refused first reading.
A. E. % was refused first rea ling
The Chair announced the appointment of the fol-
lowing additional attaches authorized by the report
of the Committee on Attaches and Employees;
Assistant Clerk, J. NJ. Wright Porter of Gallery,
W. B. Cline Committeeman Porters, John Haney
and E. A McClurer; extra Page, Charlie Murphy.
The following bills were considered second
reading and ordered engrossed
A. B. 35, to amend Sections 1911 and 1872 Of the
Code of Civil Procedure, relating to sole traders
A. b. a. to amend Section 1867 OF the Code Of
Civil Procedure relating to justification of sureties.
A. B 12 to amend Section 595 Of the Civil Code
of California relating to religious social and benevo
lent corp rations.
At o'clock the Assembly adjourned