Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-03-02
ASSEMBLY,.

SACRAMENTO March l. 1851.
The Assembly met at II A. NJ, Speaker Parks in
the chair. Roll call. Quorum present. Prayer by
the Chaplain. Reading and approval OF the jour.
nal.
The consideration of substitute for S B. l97-the
revenue bill-was resumed
The Chair stated the question to be upon Mr.
Hale's amendment to the amendment to assess the
stock OF corporations.
Mr.. FELTON, spoke against the amendment, saying
that the wordcorporation did not act upon him like
red flag as II did upon some members, but he re-
garded the interests OF corporations from the same
basis that he did individual interests The theory
of taxation was one point, its practical results
another. Both should be considered together.
Mr.. GRIFFITH replied to the arguments Of Mr. Eel
ton, contending for the passage Of the amendment
by Mr.. Hale
Mr.. PLAT was adverse to the amendment
Mr.. Mason Of Del Norte was against the amend
ment believing that the present revenue law had
driven capital from the State.
Mr.. YoUNG also argued in opposition to the amend
ment.
The roll was then called on Mr.. Hale's amend.
ment, which was rejected by the following vote
Ayes-Branch, Chandler Crumpton, Cunningham,
Del Vale, Estey, Fraser, Freer Griffith, Hale,
Harrison, Hinshaw, Jones, Leach, Leake, Mathews
of Tehama Matthews Of San Benito McMurray,
tura, WertZ, Wertsbaugher-25.
Noes Arick, Baker OF Sacramento, Birney, Bost,
Brown Burns, Camron, Coleman, Crank, Daggett
Edwards FELTON,, Garrity, GaYigan GAY Geary
Gilmore, Hendrics, uoitt, Holden, Howard, Jack.
son. Keating Kellogg, Kilburn, Lane, Lewis, Mason,
May, Medallion, Mcclure, Mcdonald, Mein, Mudgett
Noonan, OCOnnor, Paterson of Nevada, Patterson
OF San Joaquin, Pinder, Platt Reddick, REYNOLDS
Siebe, Swift, Van Fleet, Warkins Wasson of Mono
Whippe, Wood, Young, Mr. Speaker-5l
The second reading of the bill was concluded and
it was then ordered engrossed and TO third reading
by the following vote
Ayes-Arick Baker of Sacramento, Birney
Bost, Brown, Burns Camron, Coleman Crank
Crumpton, Daggett Edwards, Estey, FELTON,, Gar.
rity, Gavlgan, Gay Geary, Gilmore, eldnck, Hoitt,
Holden, Howard, Jackson, Heating, kellogg, Kill
burn, Lane, Lewis, Mason, May, Medallion, Nc
Clure, Mcdonald, Mein, Mudgett, Noonan, 0'Con-
nor, Paterson OF Nevada, Patterson of San Joa-
qun Pinder, Platt Reddick, Siebe, Swift, Van
Fleet Warkins, Wasson OF Mono, Wood, Young,
Mr.. Speaker-51.
Noes-Branch, Cunningham, Del Vale, Freer,
Griffith, Hale, Harrison, Hinshaw, Jones' Leach,
Of San Benito McMurray, Paulk, Samuels, Sargent,
Streeter, Wason of Ventura, Wentz. Wertsbaugher,
Whipple-23.
The bill, on motion Of Mr. MCCLURE, was made
the special order for tomorrow forenoon.
Recess.
Afternoon Session.
Reassembled at p VI.
Mr.. EDWARDS moved to reconsider the vote by
which S. b. 81, the drainage repeal BILL was re-
fused first reading, and delivered himself of a
short address in support Of his motion, claiming
that the bill had received fair treatment, and
was entitled to a reconsideration.
Mr.. HorIT said since the gentleman from Ala.
media had concluded and had ma lie his record for
Congress, he would move to lay the motion on the
table.
After parliamentary parley created by Mr. DEL
VALE, who excepted to the action OF the Speaker
in not giving him the foor the roll was called on
NJ. Hoitts motion, which carried by the fol.
lowing vote:
Ayes-Arick, Baker of Sacramento, Brown, Burns,
Chandler Coleman, Daggett, Fraser, Freer, Garrity
Gavigan, Geary, Gilmore, Hale Holt, Howard, Jack.
son, Heating, Kellogg, Lane. Lewis, Long, Mason,
May, McCalion, Mcclure, Mcdonald, Mein, Mud
gett, Noonan, Paterson of Nevada pinder
Reddick, Swift, Van Fleet, warkins, wasson Of
Mono, Werstbaugher, Wood, Young-i0.
Noes-Alyiso, Birney, Bost, Branch, Camron,
Crank, Crnmpton, Cunningham, Del Vale, Ed.
wards, EsteY, FELTON,, Griffith, Harrison, Hendrck,
Hinshaw, Holden, Jones, Leach, Leake, Mathews OF
Tehama, Matthews Of San Beuito, McMurray,
Murphy, Patterson Of San Joaquin, Paulk Platt
Reynolds, Samuels, Sargent, Siebe, Streeter Wason
OF Ventura, Wentz, Whipple-35.
The special order for the hour, A. B. 377, TO au-
thorize the State Board Of Harbor Commissioners 10
adult and pay the claims OF Daniel Mcneil was
read the third time and passed-ayes 60, noes g.
Mr.. WHIPPLE moved TO suspend the rules and to
consider out OF order A. Il. 4I5 relating to the as
sessment Of railroads for the purpose OF taxation
Carried.
The bill was then read the third time and finally
passed-ayes %, noes l.
Mr.. KELLOGG gave notice Of a motion to recon
slider.
The AppOriionment Committee reported back A
b. 379, TO divide the State into Senatorial and As
sembly districts, etc, recommending that it do no
pass.
TIE Ways and Means Committee recommends.
the passage OF the substitute for B. l97, in lien Q
a reso ution submitted by Mr.. Leach of Solano.
aessrs. DAoaErT, GILAoRE, Bosr and wMgrL