Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-01-24
ASSEMBLY.

AgTIVWIIIITF, -
At 115 senator Perry moved to adjourn till
Monday at 1:50. Carried.
ASSEMBLY.
FRIDAY, January %. 1885.
The Assembly met al II A. NJ, Speaker Parks
in the chair Roll called and quorum present.
Prayer by Chaplain Davis. journal OF previous
day approved.
COMMITTEE REPORTS.
Edwards, from the Committee on County and
Township Governments, reported Assembly Bill
No a, amending the law concerning payment
of Constables in counties OF the third class,
recommending that it do not pass.
McMurray from the Committee ON Elections
reported Assembly Bill No, % proposing
equalization of election districts, requesting its
reference to the Committee on Constitutional
Amendments So ordered.
Also, Assembly Bill No. l05 TO amend the Po-
itical Code relating 10 election tickets and bal
lots, recommending its passage. Following are
the provisions of the bill.
Section /. Section 1903 of the Political Code is
hereby amended so as TO read section I2J5
When upon ballot found i'll any ballot box,
printed name and name written with common
writing ink appears, and there are not so many
parsons to be chosen for the Office the printed
name must be rejected and the written one
counted. and the fact must at the time be noted
Oh the back of the ballot, and such note must
be signed by a majority of the Election Board.
Section 2 Section 1904 OF the Political Code Is
hereby amended SO as TO read section LIZA.
When upon q ballot found in any ballot box, a
name has been erased and another name substl-
tuted therefor. i'll any other manner than by the
use of pen and common writing INK, the SUD
sttuted name must be rejected, ana the name
erased il it can be ascertained from an lnspec-
ton of the ballot must be counted, and the TACT
thereof must be noted upon the ballot, and such
note must be signed by majority OF the Elec-
section 5. This Act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage.
Lord, from the Committee on Municipal Cor
poratons, reported Assembly Bill No. TO, relat-
ing to powers OF Boards of Supervisors III
counties of the fifth class, recommending It's
Husscy moved a reconsideration of the vote
whereby the Assembly on Thursday deieatedth the
resolution by the Committee on Attaches, APP
pointing Thomas Moran, and J. II. Williams as
committee room porters; The reconsideration
was carried and the resolution adopted.
Ellison, from the Judiciary Committee, re-
ported Assembly Bill No. y, providing for the
reimbursement of those County Treasures
whose moneys were stolen from the state treas
ury, recommending that it do not pass.
Also Assembly Bill No. 20, amending the
County Government Act, relating to officers III
counties OF the fifth class, recommending It's
passage.
on Agriculture reported back Assembly Bill No.
II, concerning the formation OF agricultural
districts, recommending its passage,
EDWARDS. rom Iflt committee OH county anu
! Township Governments, reported Assembly BIZ
| No. 10, recommending It's passage as amended
by the committee.
PETITIONS.
Cook Of Santa Clara presented petition from
, Californians at New Orleans. asking tiuit an APP
! preparation be made TO enable the state 10 make
! proper exhibit OF her products at the World :
Fair
| ELLIS INTRODUCED.
BY Loud-Proposing an amendment TO the
! on Y D..
out the present sixty-day limit to sessions OF the
t Legislature. and inserting 100 days as the limit
! of time during which pay can be drawn. Con
| stitutional Amendments.
! BY May-Appropriating 81 600 for the Supreme
| Court Library fund. Ways and Means.
Also, to amend section 1862 Of the Political
Monaghan children from all schools, except
such as are especially established for them and
providing for the establishment Of such schools
/ Education
in relation to insurance. The bin provides that
/ in case of life or accident insurance there may
I be three parties instead Of two, to Wit insurer
! insured and assured" Judiciary.
/ BY Molfiu-To establish State school Of In
! dustry. and to make provision for the maiute
nGuce of the same. Education.
! BY Goucher-To authorize the Legislature tC
Z appoint clerks and take testimony N certain
Ry Jones-,To extend the operation of Section,
81 and 81 of the Political Code swamp anC
| Overlooked Lands.
Also. to amend the Penal Code by adding Sec
/ ton 81, to discourage gaming. Judiciary.
! By Carter of Contra Costa-fo provide fOrloca
/ ais
BY Devcny-To amend the Act concerning
onG P,snaipies - '' 20 '''' ''''''
GENERAL FILE.
Assembly BIZ No 10 aad new , seeton .
, - ~ i0ai,ro ernnrafos Pead tbirf
inehI VI llsuthi4ce coi 'oia'oi's' i'e'''' 'i'i''
'liie uLI4 !, pa 5iS, " 20 NJ oc5 cntio,, On.
Assembly blli No 90 "iiici1 80 - ~
, 81 I9 Elel S9e u co'
ti,''t - Nh n 10 armand Son+io, zoo
OF lhe ClHll Code re!atis 20 Coi 'oI'lioils NS0ei
cluDsl. kea9 IilIa u M anu i,sSe9 co.;o,, 81,
AsselaDi}} l Phi NJ % tr, -
OF Ihe SLNl Que IeiaI4iis - WI P''''
ions. kead I4[q llitio Inu %SS,Sq e4f,, orc,
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| OF the f9iitlcal Ooue' Iei"'iiis ~
fassed on NC. .,,. r,.,oI,,.i,,, n, pols
tive to Mexican Veterans pension oil IN Cnlfe'
states congress- INe't my a I'M ~ Sn a1
AsseIipi! on - - tt;,. 10 tho L,,Inaarit
% Lake county lteaI hi ~ 'li ina ..;,,,, .
Assembly blll 40. - ainSitu - - g.
The CODE reiatIg ~ tAe 4l'il'i"' i0'''i NJ
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Assembly bi!l NJ - y - - ~
the 'iGSth1alon iiooI , i az 30 a.
time. ~,
ASsembly iil No 4oIo iA Inv ls'i -
81 onperSlsors o. tIie
first reading
ponaI Code relating to betting ON elections
| Read first time
Assembly Bill No. 42-To amend Section Al
Of 'nlla