Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-02-07
ASSEMBLY,.


day approved.
Francisco Chamber of Commerce asking for the |
passage of a bill providing for the monthly pub |
LEGATION of crop reports Agriculture.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Swavne. from the Committee on Claims, re-
ported back Assembly Bill No. 81 for the relief
of Robert McKillcan. recommending its passage, |
Also, Assembly Bill No. 300, to pay the claim
of VIM. Gutenberger, recommending its passage. |
Also. Assembly Bill No. $40 tamended), to pay
the claim of William Saunders, recommending
Carter of Contra Costa from the Committee on
Agriculture, reported back Senate Bill No. 81.
for the prevention of injury to fruit trees, etc,
recommending its passage.
Black, from the Committee on Ways ana
Means, presented a minority report IN favor OF
the bill allowing the State Controller $500 for
extra clerk hire in official investigations.
Weaver, from the Committee on Rules, report
ed adversely on the resolution limiting members
to one fiye-Ininute speech on any question.
Mcdonald moved the adoption OF the reSolu-
Carter of solano. from the Committee on Pub
lie Morals reported favorably on the bill to es-
tabliSh a State Board of Charities
Also, Assembly Bill No. 40, to prevent the
sale Of tobacco 10 minors recommending It's
passage.
establishment of a boys reform school, recon-
mending its passage.
sale of prepared opium, recommending It's pas
Also. Assembly Bill No S47, relative to local
option, recommending against its passage.
There was also d minority report favorlng the
passage of the bill.
Lowell, from the Committee on Commerce and
Navigation, reported back the petition concern
ing the IslaiS creek san Francisco bill, recon-
mending that it be considered III connection
with the bill.
Walrath. from the Committee on Irrigation,
reported back the bill TO amend the Constltu-
ton, relating to the sale, rental and distribution
a
Also. the bill concerning the appropriation of
water for irrigating purposes recommending Its
passage.
Loud, from the Committee on Municipal Cor
poratons, reported back Assembly Bill No 2G5,
amending Municipal Corporations Act, recon-
mending its passage.
Heath, from the Committee on Constitutional
Amendments, reported back Assembly Bill No.
TO- relative to salaries OF Justices of the supreme
Court. with Il substitute, recommending the
passage Of the latter.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Edwards Relating to county printing.
Public Printing
BY Watson of FL Dorado = Appropriating
money for the construction of q wagon rOed
from Georgetown 10 Lake Bigler. Roads and
By Buhlert-Relative TO fire and marine in
suTanCe companies.
Also, To fix gas rates in cities Of the lrStclass.
Municipal Corporations
By JGnes-To amend Section 1868 of the Penal
Code. So that the Supreme Court may fix the
date in remititurs of execution in certain cases.
Judiciary.
LEAVE OF ABSENCE.
The Committee on Silk Culture was granted
leave of absence to visit San Francisco and in
vestgate the operations of the State Board Of
silk Culture.
Coleman, Chairman Of the Fish and Game
Committee, asked TO be allowed TO withdraw the
request for the committee to visit Truckee.
Granted.
Leave of absence was granted to the Com
mitteeS on Military Affairs, Yosemite and EdI-
cation until Monday.
GENERAL FILE.
Assembly Bill No. 163-An Act TO eradicate
glunders and create an olice OF Veterinary SuI-
Assembly BIZ 10 262-I-oviding for the CON
structiOn Of public Inolgue iii the city of san
Francisco. Read third time and lost
Assembly Bill No. 1l0-Reafive to the iSsu-
ance of alias summons i'll Ju. ices Courts.
Read third time and passed.
Assembly Bill No % Relating TO relations
which disqualify persons from being witnesses
in certain cases. Read third time and passed.
Assembly Bill No 32-Relating to liens upon
real estate Read third time and passed.
Assembly Bill No. 57-Relating 10 the cOmpe-
tency of a wife or husband to be a witness in
certain cases Read third time and passed.
Assembly Bill No. lil-Io prohibit gaming.
Read third time and passed.
Assembly Bill No. 2l5-To create q new aRri-
cultural district out of Fresno and Tulare
counties Read third time and passed.
Assembly Bill No. 2j5-Amending the Agri-
cultural District Act. Read third time and
Assembly Bill No 42l-To amend the Hast
! ings College OF Law Act Declared "A case OF
urgency. read third time and passed.
Assembly Bill No. 2Gi-TO provide for the or
| rauization' of county Agricultural associafious
| and for the management Of same by the State.
Assembly Kin No 25-In relation 70 the duties
and powers of Boards of Supervisors over Gene
| IerIeS. keaq tnITq tiIne ana passed.
assembly, pm No i"-i,G4aiiAE u, inc houh-
! aa 1l Vi l-aAc COUNTY Ae''u ''4Io 'ln1e ana
Assembly BIZ 70 2i'-Io enlarge the duties
| 3i ne b9a!u o. SlucuituI"I COMMISSIONERS.
i'e'lu tlLiIl 'l iiiT A va tSse ~ I'D,
ASselIp! blLi ~ - Piut .ue Ioi poo,
tund ana regulate lis disbursement Read
'H.lu uli'4g ai ~, PSs9eI: NIL. .
fsstInsl! plli ~. % I.SlaS4Ft 70 PloPeIV!
exempt rom eYSSn'l"n' hgaa Second IiIe.
AsSelDS R 49,, ~ ,'i 10 estates D!
| successor rs isGi.acu seCpnu IeallhE;
i,sC4uutt b4.. W 20 ~ SLeitS d 't''y' I'o'I4b
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Ai'ef""o" 0eSHioh'
The House re-assembied at p. NJ Speaker
Parks ia the chair.
FEP0RTs or COMMITTEES
Long rom The Committee on 1oseml'e valley
a,!u y,lSC. i,.. ~ a1e As'eliol! OH No
- isD'iil yl'4lil7 ~ ilsStise.
10" aids, rom ttic C"lnllllll1e on t"an,E ana
3ii NJ - ~. 9, Wv ,Ul
a. .,-,-,...,, a. g. -, ~ VI o'-'--'
o-'tCetS' Iee5illil4' .iuiI4s ~ passage.
rortfi L5et flyor4l,ly assembly, ItiIIe V0s 2i5
and sl-. and adversely Iipon assembly, BIS
Nos si6 as $50 36i and :G5 fNlost OF these re-
late 10 c.,.s in Justice Courtsi
Britt presented minority rcport from the
B 10 3 WITH rcrtaiy emen,ne,3s reiaiinS
In tp.,fln,,.iy In criminal cases
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HIE''AL Vi'I'i-t'>'
Assembly Bill No Gi-Relating 70 special de-
posts by County Treasures in state Treasury
UNDERWRITING TreasUGers for losses sustained
. through a. b. january
Firehaugh offered 20 amend the title by
making il read. \ bill 10 indemnify County
Treasurers for eareIersncss.' Ruled ont Of
order.
NcGlHshau moved 20 strike out the enaGting
clause. He argued that The County Treasures
vflIrfD1 tho Code i'm ma kim -llrh dauaSitS md