Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-02-16

Routier moved call of the Senate Carried.
Kelly and Langford being abSenteeS, the
rms WAS called 10 the desk and in
structcd to bring them before the bar OF the
house.
Reddy moved to dispense with any further
proceedings under the call of the Senate. Lost.
AS soon as the Senate quoted down, and be
fore resuming business Kellogg renewed the
motion to dispense with further proceedings
under the call of the Senate Lost.
Afternoon Session.
The Senate, after an hourand a half recess, re
assembled al P NJ. Roll called and quorum
present.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
BY johnson of S0noma Edueation)-Assembly
Bill No 403, to establish branch state Normal
School al Shasta: fIyorably.
By Kellogg Corporationsl-Assembly Eli No,
222, relating to the formation of Chambers OF
Commerce; favorably.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
BY Whimey-To provide for State Board of
Charities. Hospitals,
Perry moved at 2:l0 to adjourn Carried
ASSEMBLY.
SATURDAY, February II, lSS5
The Assembly met at 10 A. NJ, Speaker Parks
i'll the chair. Roll called and quorum present.
Prayer by Chaplain Davis. journal of preceding
day amended and approved.
NIGHT SESSIONS.
and after Monday, February 10TH the Assembly
hold evening sessions until 9:3J o clock.
Jordan moved to amend by changing the
standing rule to that effect. Committee on Rules.
RESOLUTIONS,
Davis offered joint resolution, providing for
the publication OF eco copies of maps and final
reports prepared by the state Engineer, under
the direction OF the Governor, State Printer and
State Engineer. OF the number printed, 500
copies to be distributed gratis by the Governor
lT..I nil an
ing. and 800 to be delivered TO the Secretary of
State, and by him kept for sale, the proceeds to
be paid into the general fund of the state Treas
ury. Adopted.
Pyle offered Il resolution allowing the mail
carrier extra per diem for being on duty until
TO P. NJ. Attaches.
Britt offered resolution authorizing the Sec
retary of state to furnish the Law Department
of the State University with copies of the laws
and journals of the Legislature, and Supreme
Court reports. Adopted.
PETITIONS
BY McJunkin. from Judges OF criminal Courts
in san Francisco, asking for the transfer Of GER
tain classes OF criminals from the jals to the
House of Correction.
BY Mclean, from citizens of Santa Barbara,
asking for Il division of that county. Counties
and County Boundaries.
By Mclean, from the school teachers of Les
Angeles. in favor of the teaching of physiology
and hygiene in the public schools. Education.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Edwards from the Committee on County and
Township Governments. reported back Assem-
bly, Bills Nos 45i, 4S9, l95 1o4, l60 and 30 recon-
their passage; and Assembly Bills
Nos. 81, i90, SS5 500, ass and 495, recommending
they do not pass.
Lafferty, from the Committee on Mileage. re-
ported q resolution allowing S100 mileage to the
Yosemite Valley and Forestry Committee.
Adopted
Jordan. from the Committee on Education,
reported the substitute Tor Senate Bill No 81,
a a. hn to htr Ia
State, recommending its passage as amended.
Also, Assembly Bill No. 159, relating to public
schools, recommending the passage of Il sub
sttute.
Heath, from the Committee on Constitutional
reported back Assembly Consti- |
tutional Amendment No. To- amending Article |
Alll OF the Constitution, recommending its
passage as amended.
Also, Assembly Constitutional Amendments |
Nos and 4, without recommendation.
Lowell, from the Committee on Commerce and |
Navigation reported back Assembly Bill No
.Si, relating to Middle river san Joaquin coun-
ty, and Assembly Eli No. 422, relating to stamp
lug of date on canned fruits, recommending |
they do not pass.
Laughlin, from the Committee on Roads and
Highways, reported adversely on Assembly Bills |
Nos $50, 800, 3lS, 80 and 424, and favorably on
Assembly Bill No. iSi-all rClatingto roads and
highways.
Russ, from the Committee on Federal Rela !
tons, reported back Senate Concurrent Resolu- |
ton No. 10 favoring the making of the Agricult-
nral Department Cabinet office, recommending
its passage.
Ellison, from the Committee on Judiciary, re-
ported back Assembly Bill No. 474, providing for
supreme Court Commissioners, recommending
its passage as amended.
Also, Assembly Bill No 513, relating to the |
heirship and titles of property of deceased per-
sons, recommending its passage.
Also, Assembly Bill No 45l, fixing the num-
Der of justices of the Peace, etc, recommend
ing it do not pass.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By McJunkin-An act to empower Superior |
and Police Judges to commit prisoners to Houses |
Of Correction. Judiciary
BY McLean-To appropriate Sl30,000 600 for |
.he benefit of hydraulic miners who have been
deprived of their property by decisions OF vari-
)us State and United States Courts. Claims.
By Weayer-An Act relating to trespassing |
animals Oh private property, especially as relates |
10 Humboldt county. judiciary.
By jordan-An Act to amend Section 5702 of |
-he Political Code, relating TO revenue Ways |
and Means.
BY Roseberry-An Act to appropriate $3.50 to !
pay the claim OF c. c. Rockford, Sheriff OF
>Io0Oc county. Claims.
TIE BENEF&CrroN ELL.
The Stanford University bin was taken up,
slightly amended, and passed to engrosSlnent.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
The general appropriation bill was taken up |
and read tie first time.
Deficiency bills Nos. Il, l2l, 125 and 2S5 were
iSsttt lllc SJcOIltl ilne.
The special order for the day-consideration |
ofthe county salaries bill-was taken up partly |
and made the special order for Mon |
day next at P N.
GENERAL FILE.
Deficiency bills Nos 123, 1Gl, 199, 20l and 202 |
were read the third time and passed.
Assembly Bill No. 81, to insure the better edu- |
cation of practitioners of surgical dentistry |
Read third time and passed.
Assembly Bill No. 325, relating to the organiza- |
ion of agricultural associations Read third |
ime and passed.
PASSAGE RECONSIDERED.
May called up his melton to reconsider the |
vote by which Assembly Bill No. IS (Britt's fee |
oill) was passed. Carried.
May then moved TO amend the bill so that its |
provisions would not apply TO counties of the |
irst class
Ellison spoke against the bill. holding it to be |
for the Legislature to pass fee |
bill Of any character, that power having been |
delegated to Boards of Supervisors.
McJunkin moved that when the Assembly ad- |
ourns it adjourn till P. NJ. on Monday. Carried. |
sion the special order for l.S0 p II. on Monday. |
Carried
ASTRONOMICAL REPORTS.
On motion of Pyle. Senate Concurrent Reso- |
luton No. 16 providing for the printing of astro-
nomieal reports of the Lick Observatory was |
.aken up and read the first time
At 1870 the Assembly adjourned.
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