Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-03-09

Inc ll0l4On WAS LbSt.
Assembly messages were next considered, and
certain amendments agreed to.
At T. NJ Il recess was declared to $50 o clock.
Afternoon Session.
Wallis arose to q question of privilege to ex-
plain why on Friday he voted against the bring
ing up OF Assembly Bill No. 4ie.
Kellogg offered resolution that the Senate
adjourn at midnight saturday, March Ith.
The motion was tabled by 4 vote OF 23 ayes, If
noes.
The Senate confirmed the Governors appoint
ment OF J. Il. Mathews, OF Los Angeles, rs Brig
ad;erG General of the First Brigade also, of W.
: ROsecrans, as Regent of the State University
for the term of sixteen years, vice Geo. Dawson,
term expired.
Cross offered a resolution that the Legislature
adjourn at midnight to-day. Lost.
Cross offered Il resolution to adjourn at L.
o'clock noon on Monday. Lost.
Cross offered Il resolution to adjourn at II +. NJ.
tonight. Lost.
Cross offered resolution that the Senate ad-
iourn sine die ON Monday at midnight
ON motion of Knight it was made special
order tor Monday at Il o clock.
Del Vale moved that when we adjourn we ad-
iourn until Monday ut II a.
Cross moved To adjourn. Lost.
Assembly messages were taken up. read, and
certain amendments to bills concuTcd in.
Assembly Bill No. 90. an Act To amend Sec
ton 37J2 OF an Act entitled An act to establi h
a Political Code re'ating to revenue II was
to provide for the travelling expenses of the
mem DCrS OF the BOARD OF ftluttllEbtlOu fdSSCtl.
4 motion 10 adjourn was lost. Ayes 20, noes Ii.
Assembly Constitutional Amendment No. :,
relative 10 the number OF Gays the Legislature
shall sit i'll the future, limiting 1t to 100 days,
was read Il second time.
Assembly Bill No eos authorizing the Board
of Fish Commissioners of this state To construct
u steam Launch, to aid IN carrying out the pur-
poses OF said Board, and providing for the pay
mcnt of claims incurred Ill SAID construction,
was read second time.
Assembly Bill No sol was read u second time,
providing $4,000 for the expenses OF the state
Board of silk Culture.
Assembly Constitutional Amendment No. Is,
relative 10 furnishing certain books 10 institu-
tionS, was read a second time.
Assembly Bill No. 2l5, relative 10 the taking
and authentication OF testimony in criminal
eases. and to provide for the fees to be paid
therefor, was read third time and passed.
Assembly Bill No. 3l2, relative to the compen-
satiOu OF Court reporters. was read third time
and passed. Ayes 26, noes II.
Lynch gave notice that on Monday he would
move to reconsider the vote VII reby the bill
was passed.
Assembly Bill No. ~. enabling municipal
corporations of the xth class TO elect officers,
was reau a third time and passed.
Assembly Bill No. 295, permitting the sale of
State school lands not suitable for cultivation.
without requiring actual settlement thereon by
the purchasers, was read a third time and
passe {.
McCiure gave notice that on Monday he would
move a reconsideration OF the vote whereby the
bin was passed.
Assembly Bill No. AIS to pay the claim Of p. J.
O'C0uuoT for services rs architect ia the meas
Urcmcut and classification OF the work done il
the erection of the Napa State Asylum for the
Insane, was read third time and passed.
Assembly Bill No. 3l3, for the purpose of de
tcrmiuing the heiJship AND title to the estates of
deceased persons, was read Il third time and lost
by a vote OF II ayes to 20 noes.
At ;.:35 p. NJ. a recess was declared 10 1:50 ?. ".
Evening Session.
Steele moved the suspension of the rules and
the tax ny up out OF order from the first reading
file Assembly Bin No 5u4 relative to the Great
ing OF Il new county out OF the county OF santa
Barbara
Keddy said it was unfair to call up the meas
urc when so many senators who We're Interested
in the bill were absent. lie said he had the
floor and would not yield il until midnight if
they insisted upon taxing the bill up out OF its
regular order.
Steele withdrew his motion
Assembly Bill No. 7S amending Section &0i of
the Civil Code relating TO corporations, was
read third time and passed.
Assembly Bill No. -, amending Section 500
of the Civil Code relating TO corporations, was
read third time and passed.
Assembly Bill 10. 6i, allowing municipal cor
porUtons 10 establish a system OF sewerage, was
also passed.
Vrooman gave notice that on Monday he
would move reconsideration of the vote
whereby bill No. 81 was passed
Assembly Bill No. 10, providing for the or
Incorporation and government of
corporations, amendatory of an Act
approved March i. 1883, was read Il third
time ana passed.
Assembly Bill No. 50, to facilitate the giving
OF bonds required by law, was taken up for CON
sidcration from the second reading file. 1t pro-
vldeS for the formation of corporations for
the purpose of furnishing Off ial and other
bonds Senators Rcddy, Johnson of Sonoma
and Taylor opposed the bill. Senators Kellogg
Day Spencer of Napa and Mcclure spoke i'll
favor of the measure. Lengthy and able
speeches were made OH both sizes.
At 10 p. ". Kellogg moved call of the Senate
came III farther proceedings under the call were
with
The bill was passed by vote of p ayes,
noes ,
Assembly Bill No. 81, adding a new section to
the Political Code, to be known as Section 9s7,
relating to the lien created upon real estate by
the filing of notice OF the pending of an action
against the owner thereof upon an official bond,
was read Il third time and passed.
Assembly Bill No. II, relating TO amendment
Of pleading and to procedure i'll torcible entry
and unlawful detainer actions, read Il third
time and passed.
Assembly, Bill No. 252. amending the Civil
Code by adding 10 Part w, Division l., Il new
title, providing for the incorporation of colleges
and SeminaTicS OF learning, was read first
time, rules suspended and bill passed
Master Spencer was voted per diem of s. for
services as page from January 10Th.
Assembly Bill No. III Jones biil), to amend
Section $50 of an Act entitled an Act to establish
Il Penal Code, approved February L. 1872 TO
prohibit gaming 10 include stud-horse poker,
was read third time and passed. But three
Senators voted against, viz. Cox, Mailer and
Kellogg.
Assembly Bill No. 81. to insure the better edu-
cation of practitioners of dental surgery, and to
regulate the practice of dentistry in the state of
California. Passed.
Chandler gave notice that on Monday he
would move to reconsider the votes whereby
Assembly Bills Nos. AZ and 10 were passed.
Assembly Bill No. l52. relative 10 property eX-
empt from execution by adding new subdiyi-
sion thereto, to be known as subdivision II, was
passed.
Assembly Bill No 62. relative to City Justices
of the Peace, was read a third time and refused
a passage-ayes -, noes Is.
Nrooman gave notice that on Monday he
would move to reconsider.
Assembly Joint Resolution No. l, relative to
and directing the publication and
disposal of the reports and maps prepared by
the State Engineer, was adopted.
Days gave notice that on Monday he would
move to reconsider the vote whereby Assembly
Bill No 1l5 was passed.
Assembly Bill No. 153, an Act To secure the
wages OF persons employed on thrashinc ma
chimes, was made special order for Monday,
after reading the journal
Assembly Bill No III, providing for the ap-
polntment OF i've Commissioners OF the supreme
Court, was passed.
Assembly Bill No 112 all Act for the relief of
John Hoagiand and Others, was passed.