Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-03-04

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i sloa OF the rules, read three times and passed
Assembly Bill No. 315. to authorize ana direct
the County Judges OF the several counties Oh TINS
| State TO execute certain trusts IN relation 10
town lands granted TO the unincorporated towns
in this State by the Act of Congress, emitted an
Act for the relief OF the inhabitants OF cues ana
| towns upon the public land. Amended ana or
Assembly Bill No 132 making appropriation
| for deficiency in appropriation ior resignation
| and preservation OF fish, thirty fiscal year.
assembly Bill 30. $50, to abolish all public
| LIIiidirr, Commissions. Passed.
senate Bill No % relating TO Public Admins
| traitors Read second time.
| Assembly Bills Nos. 10 aid lOO, relating to
! roads and highways Passed
senate Bill No. II, to provide for the future
management of the State hsyluIns for the In
| sane. Read second time.
THE HEATH AMENDMENT.
The special order for Ii A. NJ. was taken up
the motion TO reconsider the vote by which the
Assembly refused 10 concur III the Senate
| amendments TO include non-taxation of grow
ing Tjit trees and vines TO the Heath constltu-
Jional amendment Placing JaN of 20 per cent
on the incomes of railroads
The motion was edrTied-ayeS 81, noes 10.
MunGay spokc against concurrence III the
amendment He ciSiIncd that the vincyardlstS
would be deceived by the amei dmcnt, as lley
WOuld be taxed heavier on their realty than the
| total TAX now amounts to.
jordan sad the yinicultuyiSts of the State IA
v0rcd the amendment; aAd, since II was Just
what they desired, he thought II proper for the
Legislature to include that provision III the bill
BY vote Of 81 ayes TO - noes the Assembly
cOncuTrsd i'll the amendment.
The next Senate amendment was 10 strike out
the provision which exempted round-houseS
from separate axttlon.
The amendment was concurred Ill by % ayes
20 noes,
The next Senate amendment was as follows ::
- Nothing in this amendment shall affect any
assessment or tax heretofore made or levied, or
interest thereon, or any penalty heretofore ~
CURED or any action or right OF action on ac-
count Of any such assessment, tax, interest, or
'peuaty and all laws in force ut the adoption
of this amendment, not Inconsistent herewith.
shall remain i'll ilill force aud effect until altered
OF rGUeaied by the legislature The first levy
and payment of taxes against railroad property
hereunder, shall be mad" il the year 1856 and
shall be upon the gross earnings, TO be Hscer-
tanned Is herein provided, for the entire year OF
isN5 Taxation uG The fiscal year ending June
80. 1eSJ, is not affected Ly this amendment
The amendment wa, cOncurrcd in by vote
OF 8 ayes to noes.
All the senate amendments TO the bill were
seVera!iy col CURED iii.
SPECIAL ORDER 40. 2.
Special order for 1884 Mohtt's bill providing
for a. special election ut when TO submit 10 the
pe Julc the constitutional amendments passed
at the present session, which had passed its see
Britt moved 10 amend soGs to have the election
held in November instead of June.
jordan thought it better T. submit these
amendments to The people while the subjects
are fresh II the public mind.
Ellison favored Brlits amendment. He
thought that June was Il bad season of the year
il, which 10 hold an election.
Tie amendment was lost by yo;e Of ~ ayes
10 2S noes. and the ill was made the special
order for Wc6uesda! at u y. NJ.
WORK % srECIAL FILE
Senate Bill No ~, 10 pay the expense ofthe
NCkclumnc Grant war. Rclu i!Fst time
Assembly Bill No. 50, relating to the taking
aui authorization Of testimony on examining
tons III criminal eases, etc Read second
time.
Senate Bill No. S. relating to powers of cor
rorutiors. Read second time.
Assembly Bill No. sci. relating to trespassing
animals.
Britt moved to strike ont the enacting clause,
and made a speech in favor of the motion.
Munday defended his bill! in brief ar5u-
Dsut.
The motion to strike ont prevailed by II vote
of - ayes 60 ~ noes.
Assembly Bil! 80 5ls, relating to proceed
ingS against Delinquent purchasers. Head see
Ond TING.
Senate Bill No. 2d9, relating 10 redemption Of
lands sold At tax sales. Read first time;
Senate Bill No. 10, concerning municipal cor
p)rati0nS. Read first time.
SENATE MESSAGES
Senate Bill NJ. 247. relating to education.
Placed or special file.
Senate Bili No. :i25, providing for two intirln
aries AZ NapH. Placed Oh special file
Senate bill relating to salary Of Superinten-
dent Of state Printing. Placed on special file.
INCIDENTAL EYr!;NsEs
The Chair announced that he had received
from the SorceaHt-at-Arnns report Of inciden-
tafeNpenses his Office for the session, which
wa. referred to the Committee on Attaches.
rErOR-s.
May sent up the final report Of the state
Prison Committee which was ordered printed
rfs.I r,,d