Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-01-19

Leave of absence was granted to Goucher,
| HusScy, Britt, Watson of Alameda, and Cole
| man.
| ported back Assembly Bill No. >, authorizing
! the HarbOr Commissioners to pay the claim OF
| John S. Wilkins, and recommending its passage.
| BILLS INTRODUCED.
| By Jortlan-To acquiesce in the provision of
| the Act of Congress approved March l, 1877, re-
| lating to the indemnity school lands Improperly
LISTED TO the State of California; also, to Surren-
der to the United States any 18th or 36th section
| or other lands included within Indian. military
Or other reservation, made by the United States.
| Committee on Public Lands.
| BY Barnett-To amend the Bank Commission
| eTs Act. Corporations.
| BY Pellet-To give effect TO certain provisions
of the Act to establish uniform system of cOun-
| ty and township governments, relating TO the
compensation of officers in counties of the
thirteenth class. County and Township Gov
| eTnmentS.
BY the Military Committee-To amend GER
tain sections OF the Code relating TO the militia.
| Placed on file.
BY Reevcs-Prescribingth mode of maintain
| ing and defending possessory action on unsur-
veyed lands in the state. Judiciary.
BY Carter of Solano-To amend Section 600 of
the Code of Civil Procedure relative to property
exempt from execution. Judiciary.
BY Henry-To secure the wages of persons en-
ployed on thrashing machines. Agriculture.
Also, an Act to encourage the planting and
cultivation of forest trees. Agriculture.
BY Jones-To amend the Act concerning the
adoption of children. Judiciary.
BY SWayne-To amend Section 2024 of the Code
of Civil Procedure. Judiciary.
RESOLUTIONS OFFERED.
BY Ward of Butte-Directing the Sergeant-at-
Arms to have all bills bound in volumes of fifty
each. for the convenience of members. Lost.
BY Munday-Ursing Congress to pass q bill
FORGETTING all uneaned land grants made to
railroa companies. Federal Relations
By Heath-To the effect that millions of acres
of land having been listed and approved to
Stnfa Af rNF
Congress, which lands have not been assessed
for the alleged reason that patents have not
been issued therefor, and that said lands having
been largely rented and occupied by said cor
porations, with profit to themselves, and with
out the payment of taxes thereon, therefore that
Congress be urged to pass laws requiring pay
ment for such lands. Federal Relations.
BY Jordan-Thit Il question having arisen as
to the legality OF the work of the As
of bills that the Governor had sig
nified an unwillingness to sign those introduced
prior 10 the organization of the Senate, and ask
ing that all authors of bills have the right TO
Withdraw the same and re-introduce them.
The resolution was referred to a committee of
three, they TO consider what action should be
taken thereon and report on Monday morning
GOVERNOR sToNE.AN's MESSAGE.
w. W Moreland, the Governors Private Secre-
tary appeared before the Assembly and an
nounced that the Executive had by him trans
mitted his biennial message to the Legislature:
The document was partly read 10y the Chief
Clerk when further reading was on motion, dis
pensed with, and the same order printed and
laid upon the desks of members.
At noon the Assembly adjourned till II 4. N.
on Monday.