Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-02-25

Mr.. Lone moved to make A. B. 30 the special
order for o'clock ?. NJ. to morrow. Carried
MIR. BAKER of Yolo moved to suspend the rules
and consider out of order A. b. 49, to facilitate the
equalization OF assessments in reclamation districts
Carried
The bill was read the first time and ordered to he
put third on the ile
Mr.. SIFBE moved to suspend the rues and taka mn,
| s. B, l59, to confer powers the Supervisors or
other 60 erning bodies of counties cities and coln-
ties to este ID and complete all main intercepting
sewers heresosc.re partially constructed Carried.
| The bill was thtn read and ordered to be put
| fourth on the fe
| Mr.. MCCLURE moved to su.snend the rules and con.
| sIder S. B 272 (by Mr. DickinSoD),, to enable the
BOARD OF Supervisors, Tow CounCu. Board OF Al
dermen, or other legislative body OF a1v city and
county, city or town, to obtain daa and infoi
IRON any CORPORATION, company uerson supplying
MaIef @ 10 such city and county, town, requiring
5oJ, ooaru, IoWn Council, or other legislative
oody, 10 perform the duties prescribed by Section
Oh Article NV of the Constitution, and prescribing
penalties for the non nperformance of such duties.
Carried - '
The bill was read and made tba s,,ao;oI o.Jo~ for
o'clock tomorrow
Mr. PATTERSON of San Joaquin moved to take u5
,. 3 b. g. making appropriations for deficiencies for
the support OF the State Prison at San Oentn prior
to the thrty-s econd fiscal year Carried.
The oili was read the first time, and on motion
was put sixth en- the file
Mr.. DEL VALLE next obtained the floor and
moved to suspend the rules and to take p and con.
slder A. b. Hf-the general appropriation bin
MIR. MAY said chat he was srsrprjsed that b!r Del
vale, who was rot obstructionist should inter
rupt the good work which the House was doing for
the purpose of making such 9 motion. which he
knew could not pJs7ail
motion for the previous question prevailed bYa
vote Of 40 ayes to % noes
Mr.. MAY then moved to adjourn Lost-ayes IS,
noes 3S~
The roll was then called on Mr. Del yalles mo.
tlon which was lost-IRes 33, noes 10
AR. WEsrPiE moved % suspend the EtsEes and con-
sider out CT order A. B. i3l to provide for proper
representation OF the products Of CaisrHia at the
next next "orid exhibition, ts be held in New York in
The motion was carried and the bill read the first
time ana ordered TO be sut seventh on she file
motion ty Mr. YOU'VE 20 suspend the rules for
the purpose OF considering s. b. I27 to preside for
the deficiency in the appropriation for ren,irs 70
State Capitol building and furniture and n?Tr-base
OF carpets, during the thirty and thirtyecond
fiscal years, was defeated
Mr.. HEATING moved to suspend the ruies s.zd tn
consider 5. b. 50, concerning the medical densrt
ment OF the University of California. Carried
The bill was ordered to be put seventh on the Sic
mr. JACKSON moved to suspend the rules and tn
take up A B. s. to prohibit public officials from,
tering into any contract, the part of the pubic
covering longer period of time than their term OF
office Lost.
MIR. REYNOLDS moved for the reading of the hill at
the top OF the file Viz "A. B. AS to protect and
promote horticultural interests in the State. car
red.
The bill was read the second time and ordered
ensrossed and to the third reading
Mr. PLATT moved to adjourn. Carried
The Assembly then at 935 adjourned.