Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-02-05

the State Board will have the right to 30 TO the
Controller, the next day after it becomes Il law,
and draw the whole amount.
Chandler wanted 10 know if Senator Nrooman
would amend his motion by allowing the bill TO
retain its position on the file.
Nrooman accepted the amendment.
The motion to recommit was then put the
vote being 10 ayes TO 19 noes. The Chair then
east mis- deciding vote in the affirmative.
Perry moved that the Committees on Educa-
ton and Public Printing be instructed to report
back tomorrow at II O'Clock.
Vrooman moved TO amend that they he in
structed 10 report back with Il recommendation
either favorable or unfaVorable.
Perry accepted the amendment.
The Chair announced he did not think the
committee could be SO instructed.
Recess until O'clock.
Afternoon Session.
The Senate reassembled at P. NJ, Lieutenant
Governor Daggett in the chair
Inc Presldent-The question IS on the mo-
tion TO refer Senate Bill No, 81 TO the Committee
on Education in connection with the Committee
on Public Printing. Carried.
RESOLUTIONS INTRODUCED.
BY Perry-That the State Board of Education
furnish forthwith Il statement showing the
amounts and the purposes for which such
amounts will be necessary to carry the system of
text books into effect
BY Kellogg move to amend by adding That
desks of the Senate
Perry accepted the amendment
Whitney moved 10 amend, that the time when
the amounts win be required be included in the
statement.
Perry accepted the amendment
The resolution was then adopted
BY Dougherty-lnStructiug the Committee on
Labor and Capital TO inquire into the charges
made against the Seawall contractors of violat-
ing the eight-hour law, etc. Adopted
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
By Knight, from Committee on Hospitals. Sen
ate Bill No. a, providing for the future manage
ment OF State asylums for the insane
Also, Senate Bill No. III, for the construction
and maintenance of a public MOrgue in san
Francisco recommending ii do pass
Also, senate Biz No. l0i to encourage and
provide for general vaccination in the state OF
! California Also, Senate Bill No ll9, providing
I for anaiyZiug minerals, liquids and medicinal
plants of the state OF California, and foods and
drugs. Also, Senate Bill No 1877, relating to GER
tifcateS OF cause of death and burial permits.
Also, Senate Bill No H. 10 prevent overcrowd-
ing of asylumS for the insane, recommending
they do pass US amended.
Also, Senate Bill No. 81, authorizing the es-
tablshmcnt Of a quarantine station for the har-
Dor of san Francisco. Also, Senate Bill No. l2S,
to provide for the erection of buildings to he
used as InoTgueS and health offices. Also. Sen
ate Bill No lilo, to further protect the rights OF
| inmates of aSylumS for the insane, recommend
ing they do not pass.
Mailer from Committee on Mines and Min
ing, reported senate BIZ No. G5, for the protec-
tion Of miners, recommending it do pass.
GENERAL FILE.
Senate Bill No. IS relating to public lands
sold which are not the property OF the State
Read third time.
Mcclure moved to postpone the passage ofthe
above bill until next Wednesday morning. Car
ried.
senate Bill No. y, to insure the better educa-
ton OF dental practitioners. Passed ON file tenn
poTaTily.
Senate Bill No. -, relating to regulating the
plumbing and draining of ali buildings in cities.
Read third time and passed.
Senate Bill No. b. regulating sale or use of
opium Read tlird time and passed.
Senate Bill No. ., relating to registration of
votes at primary elections. Read second time
and passed to third reading
Assembly Bill No -, relating TO cemetery cor
porations. Read second time and passed to third
reading
Senate Bill No. II, relating to qualifications of
voters at political primary elections Read sec
ond time.
Mcclure moved to strike out the enacting
clause III the above bill, which was lost, and he
then gave notice OF motion to reconsider the
vote.
Senate Bill No. II was then refused Il third
reading, and Senator Days asked leave to with
draw Senate Bill No -, as il was dependent on
Senate Bill No. II. Granted
president pro TEN. Knight here took the
senate Bill No. 81, relating to removal of ac-
tions before trial. Read the second time, and
amended.
This bill is for the purpose of enabling the
DlSIlct AlloIile! Oh any county 70 move tnS
Court for a change OF venue in cases where the
entire panel of trial jurors of the county is eX-
hauStcd.
Hurburt moved the bill be referred to the
Judiciary Committee.
Perry asked TO amend the motion by making
it provided it does not lose its place the file.
Carried.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
| BY McClure-To establish Il home for the care
and training OF feeble-minded children. Hos
pitals.
BY Misunderstanding for including within
any reclamation district within this state GER
tain lands requiring protection from overflow.
Swamp and Oycrf0Wed Lands.
BY SaXe-To amend the Constitution so rs to
abolish the state Board of Railroad Commits
siOneTS. Judiciary.
Also, relative to the suppression OF vagrancy
. be known as the Tramp Act" Public
Morals
By Observation-Disclosures to the control, care
| and custody Of minor children. Judiciary.
At 4:55 the Senate adjourned.