Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-01-11
ASSEMBLY,.


lain. Minutes read and approved.
message was received from the Senate stating
that it had received from Governor George c. Per
kins his second annual message, with accompanying
documents-one copy OF the report OF W. b. Ever,
Commissioner to the Denver Exposition, and one
copy OF the report Of the State Board of Examiners
Mr.. Yell moved that the Assembly adjourn until 3
o'clock P. NJ.
visors of Alameda county, petioniog the Legislature
to pass and submit to vote of the people proposed
amendments to the Constitution, striking from the
Constitution Section 10 Of rtiele XL, relative to
public works and improve ments.
On motion of Mr. Yell the Assembly took recess
until = o'clock P. NJ.
The Assembly met at . p. NJ Roll called and quo
rum present.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
, TIE following bills were introduced
BY Ryan of Sacramento Constitutional amend.
ment to Section 10 OF Article II. Tlis section of
the Constitution, as it now stands, prevents any
work or improvement from being done ON our pub
lie streets until the assessment Is levied the noney
collected and paid into the City Treasury The
amendment is to strike out the words " collected
and paid into the Treasury" This will permit the
work to be contracted for and commenced when the
tax is levied. An Act granting relief to taxpayers
whose lands have been sold to the ate To repeal
S ction 1851 of an Act entitled an Act 10 estsb
lish Code Of Civil Procedure, relatingto guardians
Of minors. ard to add one new sectiop. 10 repeal
Section 1874, relating to the powers and duties
Of guardians To repeal Section 50 of the Code of
Civil Procedure, concerning mar led woman as ex
ecutrix. To amend Section 1869 OF the Code Of
Civil Procedure concerning persons not entitled
to act administrator administrative Of an
estate. An Act TO repell Section $40 Of the Code
of Civil Procedure, concerning married woman as
Administrative.
~ Campbeu-To amend Section l764 OF Code Of
Civil Proc dure, relating to insane and incompetent
persons, and the appointment OF guariians therefor
t. amend Sectors 626 62S and $50 OF the Penal
Code, relating to the preservation OF fish and game
and to pIoviue for the preaer aion Of wild game
and fish.
BY Crunpton-To provide for and enforce the
employment of persons in county jas upon public
Streets roads, highways and public places, etc. for
the public good. To repeal Chapter of Title 6 Of
Part Ill. OF the Pol tical Code, relating TO roads
and highways.
By Brown-To repeal s. ction 195 of an Ac. entitled
Act to establish Code OF Civil Procedure, relat-
ing to actions for the partition Of real property.
By Barry-To real Sections '299 300 and 301 of
Political Code, relating to the observance Of a
Christian Sabbath.
BY L'Connor-Amendatory to an Act to declare
Isais creek the city and county OF San Francisco,
q navigable stream.
By Sinou-Creatng bureau of labor and labor
statistics for the State OF California.
BY Terry-1o amend Sections $50 and S73 Of the
Code of Civil Procedure, relating to the trial Of ac
tons in Justices Courts To repeal Section 1862 Of
the Penal Code. To add new section to the Code
of Civil Procedure, to be known Section 1907,
providing for the manner in which preferred labor
claims may be adjusted. To add a new section to
the Code OF Civil Procedure, to be known as Section
629, abrogsting the distinction between the force
and effect of yerdicts in cases in equity and ions
AZ law.
By Wharton-To encourage the imrrovement of
avenues and highways in colonies. To comE ell in
dividnals and companies or corporations owning or
cont oling water for purposes of irr alton to dis
tribute the water pro rata among the purchasers in
times of scarcity.
BY Yell-To supply and correct omissions by
Roa riS Qf SuppTV;slrg rarrvino no ri
ions OF Sections 4l06 and 4107 of the Political Code
concerning elections. To amend Sections and 6 Of
an Act ent tied an Act to form agricultural dis.
fricts and to provide for the formation OF Agrcult
ural Associations therein, and for the management
| and control OF the sams by the State. and to add
one rev seciion. To amend Section 635 of an Act
relating the use CT poisonous and explosive sub
stances in fishing and the placing or passing into
the waters of this State deleterious matter.
By lewson-To provide for the government oi
unineorporated towns in the State.
By Holl;ster-Reatng to fruit and fruit trees and
the destroying OF the pests of the same.
Mr Smith gave notice that he would upon to-nor
row move to amend the standing rule of the
House, so as to meet at o'clock A. NJ. instead Of
IL.
By resolution offered by Mr. Bibb and adopted
the Sereeant-at-Arms was instructed to hire Post
Office box for the use of members.
George Woodburn was appointed mail-carrier
Mr.. Brown offered resolution forbiddiDg the sale
OF intoxicating liquors, provided by the Code, in
and about the Capitol building. After motion tc
lay it on the table lost it was referred to the
Committee of Public Buildings and Grounds when
appointed
The Assembly, on a resolution offered by Mr..
Johnson directed the Secretary of State to purchase
$500 worth of postage stamps for the use Of the
members.
Mr.. Crumpton offered joint resolution relating
to Federal pension bills.
Mr.. Camiretti offered joint resolution relating
to the lawfor the restriction of Chinese immigration.
A report was received from the committee ap.
pointed by the Chair on per diem of attaches and
mileage of the officers # the House its organiza-
tion and adopted.
On motion of Mr. johnson, the Assembly ad-
journed until 10 o'clock A. N. to-day.