Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-02-17

senate BIZ NO. -e-Kelatlng 10 pubic lands
sold which are not property OF the State.
Steele moved that the bill be re-referred with
instructions.
I.angford moved that the bin be referred to
Committee on swamp and Overliowcd Lands
Whitney said the bill was clear case of an
attempt to get 100000 ont of the Treasury The
only thing 10 do was to defeat it.
LangfoId withdrew his motion.
Bill refused passage.
Senate Bill No. Relating to community
property. Recommitted to the author
Senate Bill No. 20-The tiremen's bill. Read
third time and passed.
Assembly Bill No. l13-Relating to boundaries
of Lake county. Read first time.
Assembly Bill No. 22-Authorizing the Board
of Supervisors of Humboldt county to transfer
certain funds, and to pay certain claims out of
the general fund Read first time.
Senate Bill No. Ito provide for the further
manageme of the State asylums for the in
sane. Read second time.
Senate Bill No. 47-To prevent the overcrow(I-
ing of aSylums for the insane. Read first time.
Senate Bill No. 15i-To provide for Police
Courts in cities having 10000 and under 100 600
inhabitants, aud to provide for officers thereof
Read first time.
Spencer of Napa moved that the vote whereby
the title OF the 'tiremens bill was approved
be reeOnsidered.
Whitney objected.
Mcclure said the only vote they could recon
slider was the vote whereby the bin was passed
Motion ,,3 carried ,iS, y and tide amended.
al Guard Read first time.
Senate Bill No. 2}2-Providing for including
within any reclamation district in this State
certain lands requiring protection from over
flow, and which may be protected by the same
system of works rs shall be required for the
protection of the lands originally embraced
within said district Read first time
Senate Bill No 2il-To provide for the COM
mitment of persons convicted of crime 10 the
House OF Correction. Read first time
Senate Bill No. 2l6-Relating to the powers
and duties of Boards of Supervisors and high
way officers. head first time
Senate Bill No. l76, concerning municipal cor
porations. Read first time.
Senate Bill No. 36, regulating the hight of
division fences i'll cities and towns. Read first
time.
Senate Bill No. e., for the protection of miners.
an additional shaft for means of es-
cape when workings are more than 800 feet
deep Read first time.
Senate Bill No. los, relating to appeals in civil
cases. Read first time.
Senate Bill No. 106, relating to revenue and
and the manner of collecting taxes by
the Assessor on certai.l personal property. Read
first time.
Senate Bill No, Ia. to form agricultural dis
trcts and TO provide fOrthe organization of agri-
cultural associations. Read first time.
Assembly Bill No. 222. to provide for the for
nation of Chambers of Commerce, etc. Read
first time.
Senate Bill No. 96, relating to parties to ac-
lions and proceedings: especially the representa-
tive capacity of administrators, executors and
guardians parties Read first time.
Senate Bills No. $50 and 27O, relating to the re-
demption of lands sold at tax sale. Read first
time.
Senate Bill No. los relating to county Job
printing, stationery and blank books and county
advertising. Read first time.
RESOLUTION INTRODUCED
Langlord introduced a concurrent resolution,
that the Senators ana Representatives in Con-
gress use their best efforts to secure an official
examination of our harbors and report with
view 10 determine The practicability of increas-
ing their defenses, and asked that il be referred
to the Committee on Harbor and Coast De
fensCs
Inc Chair-There is no such committee
Laugford-I ask that it he laid over until that
committee is appointed. So ordered.
Senate Bill No. 91-To enable persons claim
ing TO be entitled to any portion of the estate of
4 deceased person to prove their claims. Read
first time.
81 5.(1 TnYlnr rnn-,nl q adjourn Cnrrind