Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-02-06

On motion of Mcdonald, the resolution was
referred to the Committee on Labor and Capital.
Gregory offered a resolution providing that on
and after February 18th no bills should be intro
duced, which was referred to the Committee on
Buhlert offered resolution instructing the
Clerk of the Assembly TO prepare weekly his
tory of bills. Adopted.
Allen moved to reinstate the Clerk of the Com
mittee on Labor and Capital. Carried.
SPECIAL FILE.
Deficiency Bills Nos &c, 90, o., 90, 93. So, &C.
81, 9S 80, 100, lOl, 102 and 103 were read third
time and passed unanimously.
GENERAL FILE.
Deficiency Bills Nos 123. 161, 1919, 201 and I'D
were read the first time.
Deficiency Bills Nos. 200, 203 and POI were al
lowed to be Withdrawn.
Assembly Bill No. 122-Relating to county
licenses. Passed on file
Assembly Bill No. Officiating to Justices of
the Peace. Substitute adopted and read second
Assembly Bill No 1G6-To establish State
detective force. Enactng clause stricken out
Afternoon Session.
The House reassembled at P. NJ, Speaker
Parks in the chair
SPECIAL ORDERS.
Assembly Bill No. l4S-Relating to duties of
Bank Commissioners, requiring banks TO make
reports to the Commissioners ON the first Mon
day of March and September of each year.
May moved to strike out the enacting clause,
and spoke at some length against the bill. he
defended the officers of the banks from the i'm
putation that they make false statements TO the
Commissioners
Barnett claimed that the banks are in the
habit of putting their coin ont of the way ON the
Isl of March when the Assessor comes about. SO
as to escape taxation.
Jordan spoke against the bill, and Corcoran
for it. The latter said that one bank in Stock
ton claimed 10 have 0G9 assets when the
Commissioners called on the LIST of January,
and not one dollar on hand when the Assessor
came on the first Monday in March.
Hazard said that when City Attorney of Los
Angeles he sought to get cash represented on
the tax roll, and finally succeeded in finding
- 80 in one of the richest banks in the State If
the bill would reach such cases it would be
good one.
The motion to strike out was lost-ayes 9. noes
60. The bill was then ordered engrossed and
read third time.
tickets and ballots requiring eraSures TO be
made by pen and ink instead of penciD:
The bin was again discussed at considerable
length. motion by Beard to restrict its appli-
cation to san Francisco was defeated and finally
the bill was passed by vote of L ayes TO -
noes.
Assembly Bill No. 7S-Relativc to management
of the state Mining Bureau Read second time
Assembly Bill No. 1910 create the Office of
County Veterinary Surgeon, Read second time
GREGoRY's APPRENTICES BILL.
Assembly Bill No. $40 encourage appren-
tees by allowing each faithful three-year APP
prentice $3.50 from the State
Gregory took the floor and made Il strong ar
g1ment in its behalf He SAID the safety OF the
state ana nation demands mat some measure on
hoy-s bnol; from nnfariDo the maths that lead TO
Voc The wealth Of the nation lies i'm the char
actor Of ifs neonIe The time may come when
The fnblic yaIilts viii be filed with gold. but
honest industrious citizenship viii ever be at a
nremimm II is important that everything pos
itihIe should he done to elevate th. condition of
he ,yoyiiTo classes of me country, He for
ono was frt9 from the infinence and dictation
Of Trades Unions, and boped that a majority of
the Assembly were sufficiently 50 10 do Justice to
Nav s6oke 91afnst The hiIl. which he thought
n be inioperatiye and lis effect ANYTHING but