Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-13
CALIFORNIA LEGISLATURE.
TwENTY-FoURTH sEssIoN-TENrH DAY.
SENATE.


SACRAMENTO, January r. 1881.
The Senate met at 10 A. N. pursuant to adjourn
ment President Mansfield in the chair.
Mr.. SArTERwnTrE who absent yesterday at
the time the ballot cast for Senator allowed
to record his vote for William T. Wallace.
Mr.. ENoS rose TO question Of privilege and said
that the statement made in the Bulletin and Gail
that he. in the Democratic caucus on Monday even
ing had accused Senator Farley OF having used
81 600 600 in procuring his election 10 the United
States Senate, absolute falsehood.
On motion OF Mr.. Johnson, the further confirma-
ton OF the Governors appointments was made the
special order for tomorrow morning
The flowing bills were introduced
BY Mr. ESos-To detiue the duties and liabilities
OF pawnbrokers and pedgers. Corporations.
by Mr.. HiLL-To amend Section 1881 of the Po-
litical Code Public Morals.
Alse, relating to retail liquor licenses. Public
Morals
BY Mr. HTrRLL.-Relative to the publication OF
the statutes and joint concurrent resolutions of the
Legislature. Judiciary
By Mr. kELLY-To add four sections to the
Political Code, to be known G35 $780, 637 and 63s
prescribing additional duties to Insurance Commits
sioner Corporations.
By Mr.. ENos-Prohbiting judicial officers from
accepting other employment. Judiciary.
By 5tr. LANaFoRD-To aInenJ Section 2296 of the
Political Code, relating to taking books from the
State Library. Library.
Also, to regulate the payment OF license fees by
merchants and others. Finance.
Also, to appropriate money to pay W. 7. Hume
for services as stenogfapher 10 the State Board Of
Equalization. Claims.
BY Mr.. HITrELL 10y request)-To amend Section
739 OF the Code OF Civil Procedure Judiciary.
Yhe Committee on Engrossment reported the fol
lowing bills as correctly engrossed: S. Bs IS, 81
49, %, 43, 81, 49, 46, 80, &C. II and so.
The Committee Corporations recommended
the passage cf s. Bs 96 and 36, with amendments
and the indefinite postponement of S. B. 93.
The following bills were read second time and
disposed of as given below:
S. b. 45, in relation to the killing OF human he
ings commonly called murder, and the punishment
thereof. Set for next Tuesday.
s. c. r. z, relative to appropriations by General
Government for carrying out important improv-
ments Ordered engrossed.
S. 81, to amend section 40s3 of an Act entitled
Act to establish Political Code, approved March
Il, 1872, relating to reports of County Auditors
Passed on file
s B. 80, to appropriate money for the support of
aged and INDECENT women Ordered engrossed.
s. B. so, to prohibit the fur her appropriation of
money out of the State treasury for the support Of
the National Guard. Indefinitely postponed
b. 81 to authorize the State Treasurer to pay
Controllers warrants drawn for the payment OF the
per diem and mileage OF Lieutenant Governor,
members of the Legislature, officers and clerks Of
the Legislature, ard the contingent expenses OF the
Senate and Assembly. Ordered eugrossed.
S. B. GS, to repeal an act entitled an Act to au.
thorize the State Board Of Examiners to invest the
money! derived from State school lands in the bonds
of the several counties of the State, approved Feb
ruary =, 1872. Passed on file.
s. B. 80, to amend Sections $50 and 651 of an Act
entitled an Act to establish a Political Code, ap.
proved March II, 1872 relating to the investment of
the proceeds of the sale OF State school lands and
other moneys. Passed on file.
Here the Senate took recess until 11:55 a. NJ.
At 11:55 the Senate reassembled, and motion
of Mr.. DICKINSON proceeded to the Assembly Cham
ber the President having previously announced the
order of their procession.
At 1870 P NJ the Senate reconvened and 90 mo.
ton OF Mr. SEARS took a recess till p NJ