Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-04-01

The House was called to order at p NJ, Speaker
LaRue in the chair. SiXty-siN members answered
the rOlCall.
Leave Of absence for the day was granted TO As
semblymen Keeler, Holister, Sweetand, Hershey
Coleman, Culver, Townsend and B1iel. NJ Cutter
was granted leave Of absence until Thursday.
Bills were introduced as follows
BY Brown An Act to amend Sections 86ii and
36i5 Of the Political Code, relative the assessment
OF vessels. Referred to the Committee on Ways and
Means.
tons for the purpose Of restraining the collection Of
taxes, and questioning the validity Of all taxation
Referred 10 the Committee On Wa,s ana Means
BY Granger Amending Sections - and % OF
Article MI, Of the Constitution relative To Railroad
commissioners providing for the election Of three
Railroad Commissioners at the next general elec-
ton.
By Breckenridge An Act to provide for the more
efficient collection Of deiaquent taxes Referred to
Committee on Ways and Means
BY IRWIN An Act proposing an amendment to
the Constitution OF the State Of Caiiou il in rela
ton to the classification aud regulation If railways
Referred to the Committee on Constitutional
Ameuduents.
BY Wallace-Au Act to amend Section 8779 Of an
Act to establish Political Code concerning the col
lection Of property taxes. as follows:
Section I. Section 3779 Of an Act entitled 4" An
Act to establish Political Code g" is hereby amended
as 20 read as FOL Ows 3.7g Ga filing the Ger.
thcate with the County Recorder the lien Of the
state rests IN The purchaser and is only dyested by
the payment TO him or TO the County Treasurer Tor
ms use, Of the purchase money, and fifty per cent
thereon, provided that in all cases ia which
;he tax for the non-p payment Of which
the real property mentioned in the GER
,Iiicate was sold, shall not exceed the sum OF $40
the lien created by the fling OF the certificate shall
be Invested by the payment 10 The holder of the
certificate, or TO the Couny for his use,
Ct the amount OF the purchase money, with inter-
est thereon, at the rate Of two per cent per month
flom the time Of fling the certificate with the
County Recorder till the time os making such pay-
ment, together with the costs RefeTrsd TO the Com
mittee ou Ways and Means.
Assembly Bin No :, introduced by Nj Campbell
appropriatIng $ z 500 tn pay the expenses OF the
extra session Of the Legislature, was read a third
time and parsed
Assembly Bill No O. introduced by Mr. Nicol,
amending Section 5Z6 Gf an Act to establish a Code
Of Civil Procedure, relative to the issuance of in
functions, was read a second time, and slightly
amended.
Wnen Barry's bill to prevent discrimination by
itprovoked an animated discussion between Messrs
LeversOn, Irwin, Granger, Johnston, Barry, Storke
Farley, Nicol, Doty Terry, McCloskey and Camp
bell. At 4:30 P " the first and second sections of
the bill had been considered, and upon motion the
further consideration was postponed until 10 \. Il.
today.
Stephens of San joaquin, offered concurrent
resolution returning the thanks Of the Legislature
to D. o. Mills for the presentation OF the Columbus
group of statu1ry. Adopted.
At 4 p. N. the Assembly adjourned till 10 A. NJ.
Tuesday