Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-02-14

favor the State assuming any responsibility LOT
these moneys until the County Treasurers shall
have exhausted all legal methods TO recover the
stolen sums.
The previous question to strike out the enact
ing clause) being demanded, the roll was calied.
and the motion lost by vote OF 81 ayes W %
Henley. Munday and Barnett spoke further in
support Of the bill, and Firebaugh and Dooling
against it.
a third reading by a vote OF ~ ayes TO 81 noes.
Bills INTRODUCED.
By Pvle-Relating to Road Oyerseers and
Commissioners Roads and Highways.
By May-To authorize the Controller to trans
fer certain funds Ways and Means.
By Douglas Relating to the sale OF opium.
Crimes and Penalties.
By Banbury-To prohibit the sale of intoxi-
eating liquors in certain cases. Crimes and
Penalties
BY Lafferty-To punish persons convicted of
receiving stolen property. Grimes and Penalties.
Bv Pyle-Authorizing the erection of a five
stamp quartz mill On the University grounds.
Mining and Mechanic Arts.
By Loud-Providing for work on public thor
oughfares, sewers, etc, i'll cities. Municipal
Corporations.
RECONSIDERATION.
On motion OF Coleman, the vote by which
Assembly Concurrent Resolution No. ., relating
TO revenue and taxation, was lost, was recon-
sidered, and the resolution adopted.
THE IRRIGATION BILLS.
Dewitt moved to take up Assembly Bill No. 40
! concerning irrigation) out OF order, for first
reading. So ordered, and the bill was read the
Weaver moved to make the bill the special
| order for Monday next, at 3 p. NJ. Carried.
Assembly Bill No. III ION the same subject
| was also taken up, read the first time, and made
| the special order Tor Monday, at $50 P. u.
| Recess.
Afternoon Session.
| The House reasSembled at . P M, Speaker
Parks in the chair.
GENERAL FILE.
| Assembly Bill No. 80, to establish home for
| feeble-minded children, was read third time
| and passed.
Assembly Bill No. a. to prohibit prize-fght-
| ing. Read third time and passed Ayes 81,
noes 20.
Hussey gave notice of motion to reconsider.
| MESSAGE FROM THE GOVERNOR.
A message was received from the Governor,
| announcing his approval of Assembly Bills Nos.
| IS and Do, relating to revenue, and providing
| for contingent fund for the Assembly.
| SENATE MESSAGE.
| The rules were suspended and Senate bill to
provide contingent fund for the Senate which
| had passed that body, was taken up read three
| times and passed.
GENERAL FILE RESUMED.
Assembly Bill No 6l amending the Municipal
Corporation Act applying to the city of Stock
ionl. Read third time and passed.
| Assembly Bill No. 403 to establish and main
| tain state Normal School in Shasta county.
The bill was debated at some length, the same
! arguments being advanced for and against it
that were put forth when the bill was on second
| reading.
THE DRAINAGE CLAIMS.
The next bill on the file was Assembly Bill
! No. 22l providing for the payment of the claims
arising under the Drainage Act, on third read
| ing and passage.
| McJunkin, Corcoran and McGlashan spoke
| against the bill. The roll was called, and the
bill passed by the constitutional majority of Al
| votes.
| GENERAL FILE RESUMED.
Assembly Bill No. So, to diminish the cost OF
| judicial proceedings ann to regulate the fees OF
| Sherifis and other officers. Read third time
| Firebaugh moved TO make the bill the special
| order for Monday at 1890 A. N. Lost.
| The roll was called and the bill passed.
| May gave notice of motion to reconsider.
| Munday offered resolution authorizing the
Controller to pay all expenses on the contingent
| fund remaining unpaid. Adopted.
| hunday moved that recess be taken till 7:3s
| P NJ. Lost.
| May moved to adjourn. Lost.
On third reading-Senate Bill No. H. relating
| to powers and duties of State Board of Horti-
| culture Read third time and passed.
| At ) P. NJ, on motion of Goucher, the Assem-
| bly, adjourned.