Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-02-18

McGlashan asked TO have Assembly bliis NUS
43l, 49,, 1873 and 434 re-ref2rred to the Commit
tee on Corporations. SO ordered
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES
May, from the Committee on Ways and Means;
reported back large number of deflciency ana
appropriation bills, most of which were recon-
mended for passage.
Weaver from the Committee on Rules ana
Regulations reported back the resolution chang
ing Rule so as to provide for daily sessions as
follows for the remainder OF the session: me
Assembly to meet at 10 A. NJ ana continue III
session till 1890 recess till 2r. NJ AFTERNOON
session from to s. and recess from > to $50 p NJ
Adopted. .
Hevgood asked leave To Withdraw Assembly
Bill no 276, giving to City Boards OF Trustees or
Common Councils power 10 allow railroads TO
he run through public streets known as inc
Davis or narrow-gauge hill, under which me
South Pacific Coast Railroad Company hopes 10
continue its read through certain streets IN
Oakland. against which action the property
owners now obiect).
Munday objected, and the matter was deferred
for decision by the Chair.
Navigation, reported back senate Bill No. e',
| relating 10 trademarks, recommending It's pas
sage.
ital. reported back the resolution asking that an
| inquiry be made into certain alleged infringe
ments ofthe eight-aour law by sea-wail coz
| tractors, recommending IL be not adopted.
Also Assembly Bill No. III. relating 10 Secur-
| itv for pay of laborers recommending ii do not
| pass.
! Hussey. from the Committee OH Attaches, re-
ported back the resolution allowing fl4 TO -
| Ruhl for book-binding done for the Assembly
| Adopted. ,o..
Also. the resolution allowing Samuel MeClin-
| took two days Pay as page. Adopted
| Ellison, from the Committee on Judiciary, re-
ported back Assembly Bill No. 90, relating to
| mechanic, liens recommending its passage.
Also, Assembly Bill No $50, relating to ap-
peuis in certain eases, recommending It's pas
Also Assembly Bill No As, relating to dis
rnissals of actions, etc, recommending its pas
Also Assembly Bill No $64. relating to the
| dsqualiications Of Judges, recommending its
passage.
Also Assembly Bill No 1863. relating to judg-
ments recommending its passage
Also Assembly Bill No. 49, relating to trial
| do not pass.
Jordan. from the Committee ON Education.
reported back Assembly Bill No 526, relating 10
| State Board OF Education, recommending its
| passage
ONE MORE BILL
| Mohitt introduced a bill to provide Police
Courts in cities of between 5000 and 10000 IN
| habitantS Judiciary.
| SPECIAL. FILE
Assembly Bills Nos. -. 12l, 125 and 30 de
| icienCy appropriation bills were read the third
| time and passed.
| Assembly Constitutional Amendment No. l.,
| relating to taxation providing for an income
/ tax on the gross receipts of railroads.. Read
| first time.
Assembly Bill No 81 general appropriation
| ldlD. Passed on file.
senate Bill No. 81 (the State textbook bilD.
Read second time and ordered engrossed
| THE NARR0w-GAUGE RAILROAD BILL.
The Chair al this point decided that Il major
| ity OF the Assembly might authorize the with
drawal of a bill at the request of its author.
Mcssrs. Jordan, Watson of. Alameda, May,
| Loud, Iule and others argued in favor of the
/ withdrawal of Haywood ; bill no. 2I6l, which
| was opposed by Nunday, Mclean, McGldshan
and Others.
| The House decided by vote Of Il ayes to ID
| noes to allow its withdrawal
! \ REVENUE BILL.
| AIunday offered a resolution, requiring the
Committee on Ways and Means to report back
| Assembly Bill No. i6l, which he said had been
| in the hands of the committee over ten days
| May said the committee received the bill on
the 9th, and expected to report il within the
proper time. The committee wished to consider
| it in connection with other revenue bills.
The question was pat, the resolution adopted,
and the bill was returned to the Clerk.
Coleman moved 10 have the bill placed at the
| foot OF the special file.
! MAY said the bill was one of those on which
rested the hOnOrS ofthc extra session. \ kindred
bill had already been refused first reading by
this assembly.
Coleman said there was no linship whatever
| between this bill and the one referred to. The
one now under consideration had reference
| alone TO the manner of collecting taxes.
The roll was called on Coleman's motion,
which was carried by vote OF Is ayes to Is
noe.
Assembly Bill No. $50. providing for the cleo
ton of Road OVcrscers Instead OF their appoint
nent Lost by a vote of ~ ayes to II noes.
Assembly Bill No. %, to legalize special depos-
its in the state Treasury.
The usual debate ensued on the merits of the
bill. pending which the hour for the noon recess
arrived.
Afternoon Session.
The Assembly met at P. n, Speaker Parks in
the chair.
AT the request of Amy, Senate Bill No. Il was
taken from the file aud considered. The bill re
lateS to the powers of school Trustees. The bill
was placed on the special file.
The Assembly then took up the State Treas
irer bill, which was under consideration when
recess was taken.
Davis moved the previous question. Carried.
On motion OF Munday, call OF the House was
ordered. Fourteen members were found to be
absent, and the Scrgeant-lt-Arms was directed
to bring III the alSCntees. MessrS. French and
Coleman cane before the bar Of the House,
gave good reasons for their hardness and were
excused.
On motion of Mclean, the further call of the
House was dispersed with.
The roll was then called on the passage OF the
hill TO indemnity Comfy Treasures for money
lost while ca special deposit IN the State Treas
NY = t'4'' !tSN-tNt' ~! ~ a g anu - ''
SWayhe gave hptice Oh liioOoH 10 ie'oH-
slider.
THE STANFORD RESFgAcTioN BILL.
Assembly Eli No. POO, to advance learning.
the arts and sciences, e,c-. WIS read the third
time and passed.
GENERAL. FILE.
Assembly, rul No -. 10 provide i;,- the di-
| vision Of new counties, etc. Passed on file
ries of San f5el,jto. fcc.,lo and MERGED. EeIe-
arred y. f.o,f,i:tfc, with instructions To- reInrt
| in tbrnc dnys-
Assemble EiIl No siS relating tn th, 1uti,.> of
| comfy clerks Read second time.
! .sse1obIv Efl} No oI6-Authorfzina SuDer-
yi.ors to allow certain deputies. Read second
| tine
''- Assembly Bin No. S5--ReIatjng to mutual.
| b.,,.-,es,l ard raIfcf a.sociofinIiS Road fTst
| lime.
| assemble, Ril1 VI I57-To amend Section 202i
Of Tho foi4,,f Civii Procedure Read first time
Ass-mbIy ETi No. i.s,-(,ogccr!lina the aIop,
i ol Ttf Ii M ' iS III, mend section liza
| Of The Penal code. Read ,irst time
! .tscrof,i,- I{ili VI ,-Rrlafina To the levyiug
| of ,,.s,sssI,i,,uts i,v torporGtiorS Read second
| tirnc and ordered cngrasscd
! ,,ioIt;.,n 81 children. Read first time.
| Asf,,,l,I, tlI No ls.,-ro fix The tacc of NH.
~ - ,,,i,cs pajsc re;rs
| Ss.erni,i, BiiIs Nos 1g7 and iI-Samc order.
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! al, ,,,r,,t,- ;-,l ,t,t..i1,s.ss T,r.d ora ti,,a
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| usl.tfrer ia lpsi>ioiiyr sessions lmekinr ther,
~ - ps, 49,. i'm, "a 49, ~, ,,ili
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'VIss.,,,t,7,- mn No -Eclati,, =, ,s,.-s oi
| Tr.rj,or .r5ii,nissinIicrs Rad ijrSt inn.
! 4ssenbI,- Kin 10 ;15-Eelotinl to c0mDeuSa-
! ION oT Conf Repor,,rs. Read ;iFs1 time