Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-20

A. B. 173, to amend Section 226 of the CT I'll Code
relative to proceedings in Court on the adoption OF
a child, with amendment, recommending that il do
pass amended.
A. B. l57, to amend Section 315 OF the Penal Code,
recommending that it do not pass.
A. 3. 49,, TO amend Title T. Chapter 2, of the Code
of Civil Procedure, relative TO the enforcement OF
liens, with amendments, recommending that it do
pass amended.
A. B. 2OS. to amend Section 22s2 of the Civil Code,
relating to trusts, with amendments, recommending
that it do pass amended.
A. B. 1876, to amend Section 2l1 of the Civil Code,
with amendments, recommending that it dc pass as
amended
A B. 149, to add new section to the Penal Code,
relating TO fraudulent marriages, 10 be known as
Section 26s, with amendments, recommending that
ii do pass as amended.
A. b. l40, to create fund in the several counties
OF this State for the payment OF the salaries OF Su
perior Judges recommending that it do not pass.
A. B. 159, to amend Section 1866 OF the Code OF
Civil Procedure relative to the settlement OF estates
of deceased persons, recommending that 1t do not
pass
A. B 147, to amend Section 47 OF the the Code of
Civil Procedure relative TO the travelling expenses
of the Supreme Court Judges, recommending that it
do not pass.
A. B. Isl, to prevent summary dismissal Of pub.
lie officials and employees without Just cause and
public trial, recommending that it do not pass.
A. B. s, to prohibit public officials from entering
into any contract the part of the public covering
a longer period of time than their term of office,
on Municipal Corporations.
A. B. 204, TO amend Section 1922 Of the Penal
Code, relating to witnesses in criminal actions
recommending that the author OF the bill be al
lowed to with iraw it.
The following minority report was presented by
Messrs KELLOGG and DEL VALLK:
Mr.. Speaker The undersigned most respectfully
dissent from that portion OF the report OF the Ju
dietary Comm ttee relative to A. B. Isl, and recon-
mend that it do pass
Mr. YOUNG, by permission, withdrew A. B. 10.
Mr.. REDDICK also withdrew A. 3 SO.
The Committee on Public Buildings and Grounds
reported on A 3. 6, TO provide for improving and
ornamenting the grounds Of the Normal School,
recommending that it do pass.
The Committee on Fish and Game reported on A.
B. $50, to amend Section 636 of the Penal Code
unanimously recommending that il do not pass
The Committee on Mileage reported on S. b. 90
making appropriation for the payment of mileage of
Senators and the Lieutenant-Goyernor, with an
amendment, recommending that it do pass as
amended.
The Committee on Claims reported on A. B. 1873,
to amend Sections 3S04 and 1871 of the Political
Code, relative to the refundng of taxes improperly
assessed and collected recommending that it be re-
ferred to the judiciary Committee.
A. B. Y. TO provide remedy in cases where dam
ages have been sustained by Illegal proceedings of
municipal officers and for the payment of the same
recommending that it do pass
The Committee on Homestead and Land Monopoly
reported on A. B. IL, to prevent the accumulation
of large landed estates recommending that it do not
pass.
Mr.. MEDALLION presented a minority report rec
ommending that it do pass.
The Committee on County Government reported
on A. B. 102 to amend Section 81 of an Act entitled
Act to regulate fees Of office and salaries OF GER
tain officers etc., recommending that it do not pass
A. B. 119, to provide for the election of county
and city and county officers, and to fix their terms
of office, recommending that it do not pass.
A. B. 152, to amend the Political Code relating to
the election and terms of oics of county and town
ship officers, recommending that it do not pass
A. B. 126, for the government, appointmentiand
regulation by police force in the several counties,
cities and counties (when city and county govern.
ments are consolidated) in this State, and for the
appointment and election Of Chief of Police and
Boards of Police Commissioners, recommending its
reference to the Committee on Municipal Corpor
ations.
The Committee on Public Printing reported A. B.
Sc, to amend Act providing for the publication of
the debates and proceedings of the Constitutional
Convention Of California, recommending that it do
pass.
A. B. II, to preserve and perpetuate faithful
public transcript of legislative proceedings recon-
mending that it do not pass
The Committee on Swamp and 0verflowed Lands
reported on A. B. 95, to provide system OF drain
age for agricultural lands, recommending its pas
sage
The Committee on Engrossment reported on the
examination and correct engrossment of A. Bs. 81
and s.
The following bills were introduced and referred
stated:
BY Mr. BAKER of Sacramento-To add a new Sec
ton No. 3S9S) to the Penal Code, relation to Ii
censes Ways and Means.
By Mr.. JACKsoS-To compel the use o. brand
stamp, stencil, or trademark on all manufactured
commodities. Labor and Capital.
By Mr. INTERNATIONALLY amend an Act to au-
thoriZe Chico School District to issue bonds for
building purposes, approved March %, 1874. E.u-
cation.
BY Mr. REYNOLDS establish Boys Reform
School for the correction and reformation Of ju-
ven la Dt nh liz Mffr1rS
Also, to amend Section 95S of the Code of Civil
Procedure, approved March IL, 1872, concerning
remittiturs from the Supreme Court. Judiciary.
By Mr.. FRAsER-Amendatory and supplemental
to an Act 10 authorize and direct the County Judges
OF the several counties Of the State to execute
tain trusts in relation to town lands granted to the
unincorporated towns by Act of Congress- for the
the relief of the inhabitants OF cities and towns upon
the public lands. Judiciary.
BY Mr.. PLATT-To amend an Act to provide for
the further extension of the water front line OF the
city and county Of San Francisco, and the construc
ton of the sea wall. Commerce and Navigation.
By Mr.. JoNEs-To provide for the payment of
Francis Williams, J r. Mcdonald and Henry de
yeuve, for per diem md mileage for serving as
Commissioners OF the Westside Irrigation District.
Claims.
BY Mr.. VAN FLEET-To amend Section 1906 Of the
Code of Civil Procedure. Judiciary
A message was received from the Senate inform
ing the Assembly that the Senate was in receipt of
the annual report of the Fish Commissioners also
the report OF the Trustees OF the State Burial
Grounds.
The business on the general file was next consid-
cred.
A. B. I, to prevent the use of Chinese labor in the
performance of contracts wherein this State, any
county, city and county municipality, or other pc
tical subdivision of this State is party, read
second time.
motion by Mr. PAuLK to make it the special or
der for P. NJ. next Friday lost, and the bill was
ordered to engrossment and third reading.
A. B. 70, to prohibit the naturalization of Chinese
or Mongolians in the State of California, was read
the second time the substitute recommended by
the committee adopted, and ordered engrossed and
to third reading.
a. B. IS, to compel banks savings and loan soci-
etes and all and every kind of person persons,
corporations, receiving moneys other valuable
property on deposit or for safe keeping, to publish
statement in certain cases, read the
second time, the amendments recommended by the
committee adopted, and the bill or dered engrossed
and to third reading.
A. B. 81, to amend Section AS of the Civil Code,
in relation to the purchase and sale of real estate by
insurance corporations, was read second time
Mr.. HOWARD moved to amend by striking out of
line OF Section l the words two hundred and
fifty" and inserting instead the words cone
hundred" Adopted
motion by Mr.. PAuLK to further amend by
striking out the word "fve" in line II of Section l
and inserting instead the word two," was lost.
Mr.. FELTON, moved the bill be indefinitely post
poned. Carried.
Mr.. You've gave notice that he would tomorrow
ordered indefinitely postponed.
A. b. 108, to repeal Sections 2, g. 4, 5 and OF
Act entitled Act to confer certain pow ers upon
the Board Of Supervisors of the county of San
Mateo, approved March 20, 1875 was read a first
time.
A. B. 6s, to amend Section 127I of the Code of
Civil Procedure relating to escheated estates and
to provide for the sale thereof read first time
A. b. 90, to amend Section Alb OF the Political
Code, read the first time.
Mr.. EDWARDS gave notice of motion to recon.
slider the vote by which the House this forenoon
ordered A B. 81 indefnits ~ postponed
A. b. Ill, to relieve the estates of deceased per
sons of costs Of Court, when below the value Of
81, 500, was refused a first reading.
A B. III, to amend Section 1922 OF the Penal
Code of this State, to determine when husband and
wife may testify against each other in criminal
cases. was read the first time
S. G. r. g. relative to forwarding copies Of certain
laws to Superior Judges, District Attorneys and
County Clerks, read the first time and laid over
until tomorrow
Cabinet of the incoming administration, was read
and debated.
Mr.. MATHEWS OF Tehama moved to lay it on the
table. Lost.
Mr.. JACKSON moved to amend by naming W. W.
Camron of Alameda the gentleman to be se
net.
Mr. Horn, the mover Of the resolution, asked and
was refused the permission of the House to with
draw it.
Mr.. JACKSON was also refused leave to withdraw
his amendment.
Mr. MUDsETT m we'd the resolution be indefinitely
postponed.
Mr. HARRISON moved for recess. Lost.
Mr. REYNOLDS moved to amend the amendment
by striking out all after the word concerning in
line of the printed resolution and insert the fol-
loving that il the PIesident-elect Of the United
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