Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-01-30

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REPORT, OF COMMITTEES.
Edwards, from the Committee on County and
Township Governments reported Assembly
Eli No 19J, relating to Road OverseeTS, amend
ed. and recommending its passage.
Also. Assembly Bills Nos. ~. 1i9, l76, $50 and
19l, relating 10 compensation of county officers,
etc. and recommending they do not pass
Also, the bill to create Il poor fund, recon-
mcnding lis passage.
Also, the bill concerning fees of jurors in Cor
oncrS and criminal cases, recommending its
reference TO the judiciary Committee. So or
dered.
Heath. from the Committee on constitutional
Amendments reported back Assembly Bills Nos.
, and Is, and recommending hey 10 not pass
Pellet from She Committee on Niniculture
ana Nitcuiture, reported back favoraby Assem-
bly, Concurrent Resolution No. Is, relating to Wit
icultnral industries, and Concurrent Resolution
No. /. relating to the tariff on raisins.
Also, Assembly Concurrent Resolution, 40. ;.
relative to the tariff on fruit and grape brandeS.
recommending it 60 not pass.
French from the Committee on Crimes and
Penalties, reported back favorably Assembly
Bill No. lO6, providing for state detective
force. amended.
Yale, from the Committee on Mines and Min
ing, repored back fayorably amended Assem-
bly, Bill No. IS concerning the Mining Bureau.
May, from the Committee on Ways and Means
reported back untayorably Assembly Bills Nos.
Hussey. from the Committee on Attaches, 1e-
ported unfayOrably on the resolution appointing
MIS-. ida tHmpDcll Assistant copying OIGGk.
Resolution lost.
Also, unfavorably on resolution appointing
Charles Welty Committee Porter. Resolution
lost.
two tally clerks for the Tyler-Norris election
case. Resolution lost
Also, favorahly on resolution appointing S. T.
Taylor Copying Clerk. Adopted.
Also, uniavorably on resolution allowing
Prison Committee Il Sergeant alarms. Resolu-
ton lost.
Also. favorably on resolution appointing ~
Goodfrend Assistant Journal Clerk
on motion OF Carter of Contra Costa, the
name of A. L. Pratt was substituted for that of
Goodiriend, and resolution then adopted.
Carter Of Contra Costa, from the Committee
on Agriculture, reported untayorably on Assem-
bly, Bill No. ia. concerning animals afflicted
with glanderS, and recommending III its stead
Assembly Bill No. l63, on the same subject.
jordan, from the Committee ON Education
reported back unfavorably Assembly Bill No.
So TO encourage apprentices.
Also, Assembly bill amending Section 11SS of
the Political Code, relative to public services,
without recommendation.
Also, Assembly Bill No. 50, TO establish home
for feeble minded children, recommending lis
passage rs amended.
Ellison, from the judiciary Committee, re-
ported back favorably Assembly Bills Nos. III
and l92
Also. unfaForably on Assembly Bills Nos JIG,
j6 and l42. Code amendments
Fircbaugh. from the Judiciary Committee.
submitted a minority report on the bill relating
to the rights and privileges of wives concerning
entail OF estates.
Russ from the Committee on Federal Rela-
tions, reported iavorably on Assembly Concur
rent Resolution No I, relative 10 Postotlice
building in san Francisco.
Also, fayorably on the resolution concerning
homestead settlers ALLOWING go acres Of land
when only 50 acres OF tillable land.
Also, favorably on the resolution fayoring the
establishment of signal service station on
Mount Tamalpais.
Also, fayorably on the resolution relating to
the reduction of the tax on fruit and grape
| brandies
Long, from the Committee on Yosemite Val
ley and Forestry. reported favorably tamended}
Assembly Bill No. S. TO create State Board OF
Forestry.
Also that the concurrent resolution relating
to the preservation of the Lake Bigler forests
do pass.
Mcjunkin, from the Committee Judiciary
submitted minority report on Assembly Bill
No. IS, relating TO marriage, recommending the
passage of the bill.
Pyle, from the Committee on Constitutional
Amendments, submitted a minority report on
| Constitutional Amendment No. . relating te
| revenue and taxation defining the term prop
| erty.'9
| Loud, from the Committee on Municipal Ger