Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-03-03
The motion n,ev.tsd and the, committee amend

: The motion prevstled, and the, committee amend
| ment was rejected.
Mcclure moved TO reconsider the vote by which
the Senate refused to strike out Section He urgei
that il the Senate allowed that section TO become
law, IN two years they would find that the Harbo
Commissioners had expended upon this stree
S25o,000 1t was simply to benefit the wealthy mer
who live along the street mentioned
The motion was rejected by vote OF Il aye!
The amendment was then adopted by vote OF q
ayes 10 l6 noes.
Kellogg moved to amend Section by striking
out qualified ector OF the State" ana insert in
lieu thereof eligible 10 become citizen OF the
United ates" The amendment was adopted
The bill was ordered engrossed, and made the spa.
cial order for to-day at II 30 O'Clock A. NJ
Yrooman took no part in the discussion as he was
quite i'll and unable TO speak
On motion of johnson the rules and the eonstitu-
tional provision were suspended, and the bill to
enable operations to increase and decrease their
capital stock taken from the hrst-readiug file,
considered first and second time, read third time
and passed as a matter OF urgency.
At 1880 P. NJ. the Senate adjourned
The Assembly met at 10 NJ, Speaker La Rue
in the chair.
The Committee ON Ways ard Means, to whom was
referred A. o. r. So relative to sending reports %
State and other officers to members OF the Legisa-
ture reported the same back and recommended its
passage. The same committee reported against
A B. 49, to appropriate money TO ply for the cree
ton Of buildings and improvement and for the
purchase OF land at the Napa State Asylum for the
Insane.
Storke moved to reconsider the vote whereby the
Assembly refused to order engrossed and TO a third
reading HEADS A. 800, providing for the division
Of existing counties and for the creation of new
ones.
Keller, Hershey and Granger favored the motion.
The motion to reconsider prevailed by a vote Of
% ayes to Is noes.
Johnston spoke against the bill He aimed that
il any township became dissatisfied with the
Of the they pOud hV uaftf tuO-
thirds OF the taxpayers to petition the Board OF Su
perysors, be set apart new county. By the
provisions Of this bill the Board s compelled to set
them If as q county. The people do rot want such
legislation. What would be the result OF this legis-
lation? The reOple sometimes lose theiI good COM
mon reason, and whole sections are ruled by a mob
How easy at such times would it be for person TO
secure signatures to such petition.
Hershey said the gentleman from Napa did not
present to the House the bill as IL stands. All
the objections mentioned by the gentleman have
been covered by amendments He vas surprised at
the speech made By the gey tem4n. This bill had
been under consideration by the COMMITTEES on
Counties and Ounty Boundaries for upwards Of three
weeks. 1t was important measure, AID should
be ordered to third reading and become a law.
The bill was ordered eugrossed By vote of IS
ayes to 30 LOe5.
Wharton made another effort to take up out of
order the bill to provide for the organization gov.
ernment and control Of irrigation districts but was
beaten by one vote.
The following bills were read a third time and
passed A. b. 127 to prevent the introduction of
contagious infectious diseases into the State of
California Cutters bill, relating to the of
commencing civil actions and the service of sum
mons therein; Changers bill, declaring Feather
river nayieable above Burke's ferry Hunters BILL
appropriating $1,000 for the erection OF wall at the
State Prison at FOLSOM and Twins BILL repeating
the Act regulating the practice OF pharmacy in tie
city and county of San Francisco.
After recess Campbell introduced the following
resolution, which was adopted:
Resolved That the Sergeant-at- Arms of this As.
sembly be and he is hereby directed to serve
upon Marcus P Wiggin a copy OF the report Of the
special committee appointed to investigate charges
against said Marcus P Wiggin, and that five days
after such service this Assembly will give him a
hearing upon the charges contained in said report
provided he be in the city of Sacramento
At the afternoon session. A. B. sos, introduced by
Caminetti, was taken up for consideration on its
second reading. This is an Act to amend Section
1868 of the Political Code, in relation to public
schools, and requiring Boards of Education in the
several counties to organize primary and grammar
schools and prescribe course OF study therefor 1t
read a second time, ordered engrossed and to u
third reading, and made the special order for P
to-day
The county government bill was then taken up
its third reading. After reading of the bill
there was call of the House.
Messrs. Atwell and Smith came in as the door was
being closed, and several humorous resolutions
proposed They LAID upon the table, and
further proceedings under the call Of the House were
dispensed with.
The bill passed by vote of 60 ayes.
Coleman moved to take from the second reading
file and consider out Of order A. B. H. amending
the Political Code, in relation to pilots and pilot
charges Lost-ayes &c, noes %.
o'COnnor moved to take up DoughertY's bill-No
bout Of order, and read il the second time-a
Act to grant to Boards of Health in cities and coun
ties the power TO regulate the plumbing and drain
age of buildings. Lost, by vote OF 30 ayes to 30
noes.
Several bills were read on the first reading file
and at P. N. the House took recess to 7:30 P. NJ
AT the evening session the second reading file was
resumed. After some progress thereon, Coleman
moved that the resolution awarding D. G.. Barnes
SIG for the expense of the Barnes Dozer contest
be taken from the table Carried
After cons derabe discussion a vote was TAKEN
and the resolution was taken from the table by
vote Of IS ayes to 10 EOes.
Terry moved TO refer to the committee and ascer.
tain what amount had been expended by both par
ties in this contested case.
MIR. Campbell offered a substitute that 81 OF
be allowed to e. c. Dozer, and S776 be allowed to
D. G. Barnes.
FARLEY moved that the whole matter be reft rred to
the proper committee, with instructions to report
Campbell offered a substitute that T. c. Dozer
be allowed 81 ,027, and D. G. Barnes SIG, and that
the Controller be authorized to draw his warrant for
that amount. Adopted.
Caminetti gave notice of reconsideration.
Several other uRimportsnt bills read and dis
posed OF, and the House at 10 o'clock adjourned