Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-03-02
CALIFORNIA LEGISLATURE.
XVI. ACKNOWLEDGMENT DAY.
SENATE.

y. II. u.
day read and approved
The Chair announced that he had appointed
on the Committee of Conference, to consider thu
State Normal School appropriation bill, with
similar committee from the Assembly McssrS
Foster, Kellogg and Parker.
Asse Lbly Bill No. 57i, apprOpriatlug a sum o
5000 rs a contingent fund for the Assembly
was, upon motion OF Senator NroOman, takeI
up out OF order and read a first, second a1C
third tine. and passed by Il unanimous vote
The Committee on Education reported Assem-
bly, Bill No. 50. TO establish a California Home
for the care OF feCble-mindcd children, faFOra
bly,.
senator Mcclure said the report had been mis-
laid and should have been received by the sen,
ate three days since. He therefore moved thal
the rul IS be suspended and the oiil ordered read
Wallis moved that Senate Bill No. 162, to
amend sections and II OF an Act TO form Agri-
ton Of agricultural associations therein and fol
the MANAGEMENT and control OF The same 10y
the state approved April 10 1880, bctaken ~
and read the inst time. Carried.
SucuccT of Napa moved that Assembly Bill
No 2g5, to amend sections 3l95 and $500 of the
Political Code 50 as to permit the sale of State
SCOOP lands LII suitable FOR cultivation with
out requiring actual settlement thereon by the
purchaser, be taken up out OF Its OrGer and read
the second time. Carried.
Teddy said he hoped the bill would be killed.
il was a bad bill on the face of 1t. II was GER
tailly in the iuteTeSt of land mOuOp0ists. This
bill, If il becomes il law, will enable them 20
gUbUie up all the vacalt school LANDS i'll the
State state laiiGS now uuSOld would 20 in
Giil-dCre lots 10 individuals without residence,
SsD.tfnr f,o, said he sSaS of the on;ui0n t,at
the Senator from Mono had not read the bill
carefully. and was not acquainted with it, pro
visions As he understood the bill. il was for
~. ea.ti.,rs tbot s.rn NOV, l,.iIic in remote
counties. ut high attitudes, where they could
NOT be irrigated and were entirely worthless. 50
f,r ,s mi 7,-atio, VS. rnnrsrnrd Those Iands
lie in shasta. Irhama ana other counties. aT,.
oS.nuic ~ Ir,,sr,s.,,,.. ,,,tI bni,ds nc c,ttlr
.b.,n and ;,oats md I,,,Irss so,1r law Of this
Lind i nossrd fLose lands never will brine
any reyeiitie IN The S,.tte.
IinrIh,,rf thought tLr bill Il very bad one.
,,,,e tracts If school land v-,r,, covered with
v.tlIalir tfnher hcltz mai were totally unfit for
- -cfltIr4i ,,I,ri,Nses n t.0IId enable cIrit4I
isis to bTt III tb, yaiuatle timber sections in
tb STAT
Se1IatSr soencer said il was moi his bill. he
had called il up for lis c0llCasuc. lie hoped the
bill would bo read II second time, ordered en-
crossed and discussion of it merits deferred 10
the tniri reading.
Mcclure ahd DAYS both spoke against the
bill.
Taylor said there were inItumeTablc sixteenth
and thiItysiXiI sections in this state totally I'M
fit Tor cultivation but viii make good ranges for
sheep aud cattle. They are now used by men
Who claim them but no are not actual settlers
thereon. lie tGCuGht many ol the provisions OF
the bill were good, and that the bill ought 10 be
rc'! and ordered 10 cngI"sSmeut.
cross said this was II very Wlde-Routhed bill
and would goghic up large tracts of yHluablc
lands. lie poiute0 out many serlouS detects in
tbs bill one OF which was that the speguialur
could 20 10 the land ONCE, and ~ examination
OF maps thc~-in. purchase large tracts OF land
already occupied by citizens with their lillle
homes and Improvements, their little hers and
families. They would be Stnularlly elected.
There is nothing in this bill which says the act
uai settlers shall have preferred rights.
Taylor moved mat the bin bc passed and
placed at the head of the second reading hle for
Tuesday next.
Cdrricd-ANes IT, noes lb.
Mcclure moved that the rules be suspended.
and Assembly Bill No. i12, 10 provide Tor the
appointment by the supreme Court of i've Com
mis,oncIs of the supreme Court to relieve said
Court nom the Uv, r-hurdencd condition O. its
OF said commissioners, be read first time. Car
ried
SPECIAL. ORDERS.
Assembly Bill 40. Is. relative TO the bound
mics Of AXE county came iirSt on ti,; ,psrinl
or,;ers. on n motion OF reconsideration whereby
the bin was refused a first reading.
.-pencer OF Nara advocated the passage of fhe
bill said II was in accordance with the iutl.s-
mont If t StS.e FnTncrr Tbc Inc iatjSG'7,
Lake aud Neudocino should he settled Ne
presented natitions from residents of flat src-
ton desiring its passage
ITurIiturt SpuoSed thc biU He said that Mem
drcirl, Md al,.f,s clainrd maj rnrfion of
cnurtrv in li.nufe He thought tba stata En-
t,i,iccr Lnry ~ iie aloIIi the boundary line a.
did the sc,,atfI srEr, Nam. and he thniirbt Inc
ins st'i iii n is asn UG for an am Is 'l U
3 avn Tint i ,gf,nue The coiinrv IF Wen,ln
ciI,n mas ot,era,l tylrvtbin,r in slana of a com,
,r,rnisc lint they ,yoIIId he satisfied with moth
Ing Short of takif.. n large ana valuable section
thar lid no, hcion7, 10 them
The SENATE refused Ia reconsider their gctioD
nv 3, vote Sfq ,iycS Ia y; T0rS
IcCIur,. who t-iIcd no fynIninpd his vnfe
sa,in,, that mo :.ttIcnoI.- If I.o1Ip6grv lin,
i,;ii I rna6e Nv he SII,rrl.:rs of Ne 3
equities. and was- not a matter fo- legislative.
Sennte SIN No e. to amend nm Act far tho
,r,fCcfi,,-, of miner, va. ranj Iirl fin, .tlG
nsSs5d
Waiii, introduced q resolution our.pt e1,!cr
,i9,.tcinr X r lyjl1ni 300 Ion services ~.
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