Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-01-27

additional Police Judge in San Francisco. Judi
ciary.
Of Examiners and TO prescribe their powers and
duties Ways and Means.
Also, to amend the Civid Code, relating TO the
powers of corporations. Judiciary.
Also, 10 amend the Code of Civil Procedure,
relating to administrators, executors and guard
ians. Judiciary
Also, to amend the Civil Code, concerning
on personal property. Judiciary.
BY MorTis-To amend the Code of Civil Pro-
cedlre, relating TO letters of administration.
judiciary.
lating to roads and highways. Roads and High
ways
BY May-To advance learning, the arts and
sciences, and to promote the public welfare by
providing for the conveyance, holding and pro-
lection of property, and the creation of trusts
for the founding endowment, erection and
maintenance within this State of universities,
colleges schools, seminaries of learning, tech
nical schools, museums and galleries of art
Mr. May arose and said: Mr. Speaker, hold
in my hand, and beg leave to present, a bill of
greater import for good to the people OF Califor-
MIA than any ever before offered for legislative
consideration. II is the initial step looking to
the grandest benetactiOn of this of any other age
in the worlds history This is the Governor
Stanford University bill, which viii be found III
full il another column.
Also, TO provide for deficiency in the appro-
priation for the support OF the Folsom prison
for the thirty fifth fiscal year, $500 For the
Also, to pay the rent of the Hastings Law Col
lege from July l, 1856, to July /, 1855, s., 100.
Ways and Means.
By Britt-Providing for the assignment of
Rules.
BY Watson of e. Dorado-To add Section 80
to the Penal Code relating to the selling of liquor
to hospital patients. Judiciary.
Also, to add Section 1O5S TO the Political Code,
relating to the casting of ballots AT elections 10y
hospital patients. Judiciary.
By Notwithstanding sections 1865 and l772
of the Political Code Education.
BY Firebaugh-To provide for the monthly
publication, by the State Board of Agriculture,
of crop and stock reports. Agriculture.
By LOng-TO amend the Political Code. relat-
ing to city Boards of Education. Education.
By Laughlin-For the benefit Of the poor.
Judiciary.
RESOLUTIONS.
BY MISUNDERSTANDING mileage To the mem
bers of the Committee on Education 10 and from
Los Angeles, and to the members of the Com
mittee on Public Buildings and Grounds 10 and
from Napa. Adopted.
By Swavne Observation-Disclosures upon Con.
gress the appropriation of the necessary moneys
for the improvement OF the Pacific coast de-
lenses. Federal Relations.
By MISUNDERSTANDING $40 per day each to
the expert and stenographer for the state Prison
Committee. Ways and Means.
BY Jones-AllOwing SIP for mileage of the
members of the Committee on Public Buildings
and Grounds to and from Napa. Ways and
Means.
BY Franklin-Allowing the State Prison Com
mittee Sergeant-at-Arms, at the same per diem
as the Sergeant alarms of the Assembly. At
taches.
By Misunderstanding the Chief Clerk to re-
port on Wednesday next the names and com
pensation OF all employees of the Assembly, in
Guiding clerks of committees and their compen-
sauon. Adopted.
BY Misunderstanding the Controller to re-
port to the Assembly on Wednesday next the
names and daily compensation Of all employees
OF the Assembly of the twenty-fitth session.
\ voice-"Also of the extra session."
Munday (deprecatingly)-" No, not of the
extra session; don't care about that"
May said he, for one. had no objection to in.
vestigating the present Assembly but regarded
it as sheer waste of time to go into investiga-
tons of previous Assemblies and their acts.
Munday said some comparisons had been
published between the present Assembly and
that of the last regular session. III regard 10 the
number of employees of each, and he would like
to have the facts
The resolution was lost.
By McAIurray-Allowing the Committee on
Elections two tally clerks 10 count the ballots
in the TylerMorris contested election case.
Attaches.
BY Jordan-Anowing s57$ mileage to the
Committee on Elections for visiting Los Angeles.
Ways and Means.
SENATE MESSAGES.
A message was received from the Senate an
nouncing the passage of Senate Bill 80. y. pro-
viding means for making a creditable State
exhibit at the Worlds Fair at New Orleans,
GENERAL FILE.
Assembly Bill No. s3-Reating to revenue.
Read third time and passed
Assembly Bill No. i4-Withdrawn
Assembly Bill No. 1O5-Relating to election
tickets and ballots prohibiting the use of pen
ellis in erasing names from tickets, and requir-
ing use OF pen and ink. Read first time.
Assembly Bill No. l65-COncerning the organ
ization, incorporation and government Of
municipal corporations. Read first time
Assembly Bill No. 23-Passed on file.
Assembly Bill No. San Act to add one sec
ton to an Act 10 establish uniform system of
county governments. Read first time,
Assembly Bill No. II-Concerning agricultural
associations. Read first time.
Assembly Bill No l9-FOr the division Of eX-
isting counties, etc. Referred to Judiciary
Committee.
Assembly Bill No San Act to prevent brib-
cry at elections Referred to judiciary Com
mittee,
Assembly Bill No. 75-Relating to Boards of
Election. Read first time.
Assembly Bill No. Amended by committee
Read first time.
Assembly Bill No l4s-ReIating to Board of
Bank Commissioners Read first time.
Assembly Bill No. l2-An Act for the establish
ment and management of the Industrial Home
and Mechanical Trades for the adult blind of
the state OF California. Considered in Commit
tee of the Whole reported back to the Assem-
bly, with recommendation for substitute. Sub
stitute adopted and read first time. THE bill
appropriates $4,000 for the construction OF
buildings, etc
Assembly Bill No. 52-An Act entitled an Act
to provide and regulate the construction of all
character of wire fences along and contiguous
to public and private highways in the State of
California. Amended by committee, and read
second time.
Assembly Bill No. 13-Rclating to boundary
line between Lake and MendOcino counties
Passed Oh file.
Assembly Bill No. l50-An Act to amend sec
tons of the Code, relating to militia. Amended
and read second time.
Al 40 ?. h the Assembly adjourned.