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

! RtPORIN OF COMMITTEES.
Swayne from the Committee on Claims. re
ported back Assembly Bill No. 221, providing fol
| the payment OF the outstanding claims 6ccrung
| under the Drainage Act, recommending its paS
| sage.
| Long. from the Committee on Yosemite Val
| ley, Forestry and Big Trees, reported back IA
| vOrably the bill governing the actions Of Yo
| semitic Commissioners.
Loud from the Committee on Municipal Cor
| pOrationS, reported back Assembly Bill No. 81
concerning gas companies, recommending is
| passage as amended.
Also. Assembly Bill No. 80 providing for SUI
pervisors making certain appointments, recon-
| mending its passage.
Also Assembly Bill No go. providing that
Mayors of cities Of less than 10000 inhabitants
must serve without salary recommending its
| passage.
Coleman, from the Committee on Fish and
Game, reported back Assembly Bills Nos $40,
| l69 and 179, relating 10 fish and game recon-
mending their passage.
| Also, Assembly Bill No. %, recommending that
| il do not pass.
Jones' from the Committee on Corporations,
reported back Assembly Bills Nos. rs, ISL and
! $50, recommending that they do not pass.
Also, Assembly Bill No 267 relating to insur-
| ance, and Assembly Bill No. PSI. relating to
powers OF corporations, recommending their
| passage.
Almy from the State Prison Committee. re-
| ported back Senate Concurrent Resolution No.
/ ), relating to the application of the science OF
| phrcnology in determining the responsibility OF
]
| Pellet, from the Committee on Niticulture and
| Ninicuture, reported back Senate Bill No 81,
amended, referring to prevention of fruit pests,
| and recommending It's passage.
| Carter from the Committee on Agriculture,
| reported back substitute for Assembly Bill No.
! 81, concerning estray animals, and recommend
ing passage.
reported back Assembly Bills Nos. l23, 161 199
| and 202. recommending their passage and ad-
Yersely on Assembly Bills Nos. 3o3 and 21i.
| Russ, from the Committee on Federal Rela-
| tionS reported back Assembly Concurrent Roso-
luton No. IA, relative to the adulteration OF
| food recommending its adoption.
! Lailerty, from the Committee on Mileage, re-
| ported the following sums due: Committee on
| Military, Sl02 40; Public Buildings and Grounds,
| SIP s0 Agriculture, Mining and Mechanic Arts
s15S co. kducation. $l79 -. Adopted.
| Lowell, from the Committee on Commerce and
| Navigation, reported back substitute for Assem-
bly, Bill No. 81 relative to navgability of Islais
| creek. San Francisco recommending its passage
| sullivan, from the Committee on Chinese and
| Chinese immigration, reported back favOrably
| from the State,
RESOLUTION INTRODUCED.
| By Misunderstanding that no member
shall speak more than once on any one subject
and that each member be restricted TO ifve-min.
| ute speeches, Committee on Rules.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Watson of El Dorado-To amend Section
|
| Fish and Game.
| By Banbury-To provide contingent fund
for the twenty-itth Assembly. Ways and
Means.
By McGlashan-To amend the Civil Code
relative to cooperative powers. Corporations.
Also, relating to the records of corporations.
| Corporations.
Also, relating to writs of mandate. Judiciary.
( Also, relating to corporate stocks. Corpora
| tions
Also, to create the county of Orange from the
| southern half of Los Angeles). Counties and
| County Boundaries.
| BY Jordan-Concerning teachers certificates
granted by City Boards Of Education. Educa-
| tion.
| BY Mears-For the relief of j. c. Dougherty.
| Claims.
! By McLean-To amend the Constitution, rela-
! tive to the prohibition of the sale of alcoholic
| drinks. Constitutional Amendments.
| GENERAL FILE.
| Assembly Bill No. ITO provide for the in
vestment of the capital and accumulations OF
| insurance corporations organized under the
| laws of this State. Read third time and passed.
Assembly Bill No. l1-Concerning agricultural
districts. Read third time and passed.