Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-02-27

school bil).
The senate then, upon vote taken, refused I,
Iecede from the amendments.
Lynch moved to take UP O'DOnnelIS public
mOrgue bill. Lost.
Cross offered Il resolution TO hold an cycninl
session at which no business except seconC
reading Of bills Shall be transacted. Adopted
ReceSS.
Afternoon Session.
Reports of committees were made as follows
By Baldwin Federal Relationsl-Assembl,
Concurrent Resolution No. s. relative 20 Tx
forfeiture Of railroad land grants. Favorably.
Also, assembly Concurrent Resolution No. 10
relative TO the suspension of silver coinage
Favorably.
providing for the deficiency in the aPpropria
ton for the support of the State Prison at SaI
Qreutin forthe thirty sixth fiscal year. Favor
ably.
SPECIAL FILE.
senate Bill No. lG5-ro authorize the Board OF
Fish Commissioners to erect and maintain a
salmon hatchery, and appropriate $4,000 there
fore. Passed.
Assembly Concurrent Resolution 40 Is, rela.
tive to taxation.
Whitney moved to amend by inserting the
word business" in line eight of Section TO-
Carried.
Spencer Of Mana moved to amend by striking
ont in line Two of section IL except owners OF
railroads. Carried
Whitney moved 10 amend by adding new
section Us follows: Nothing in this amend
me1t shall effect any assessment or tax hereto
fore made or levied, or interest thereon, or any
penalty heretofore incurred, or any action, or
right of action of any such assessment tax in
tercst penalty and all lawsin force ut the adop
tion OF this amendment not Inconsistent there
with shall remain IN null force and effect until
altered repealed by the Legislature The
first levy and payment of taxes against railroad
property hereunder shall be made in the year
1856, and shall be upon the gross earnings, to be
usceItained as herein provided for the entire
year OF 1855. Taxation for the fiscal year end
ing June So 1883, is not affected by this amend
ment." Carried.
Senate Bill No. S2i, 10 appropriate $4,000 for
the purpose of assisting TO def:ay the expenses
of 4 public nature, incident to the holding of 2
National Eeesmpmeut OF the Grand Army L,
the Republic i'll this State in 1856
Kellogg objected to the placing of the above
bill at the Mead of the second-reading file
Whitney said ii would be unconstitutional to
read it a second time before it was printed and
laifou the desks of the members.
II was then passed until the bill shall be
printed.
Chandler moved to take up Assembly Bill No.
PIT the drainage claims bill.
Cross objected.
cent bill this was one. Il was to pay men who
had been deprived of their money for years.
The motion 90 take up was lost
Senate BIZ No. 2i5, relative 70 formation of
school districts, etc, passed to engr0ssment.
Senate Bill No SIC. relating to the salary Of
the superintendent OF State Printing.
Filcher said the superintendent Of State Print
ing only received 81 100 year, while the heads
of all other departments received 5000
During lis administration he had done more
work with less money thau any of his predeces-
SnrS. He thought il was an unjust dscfimina-
ton. Besides additional labor viii be euiaiied
upon him in the printing OF the school text
books.
Whitney said II the bill did pass the present
in aum5ent " the Office could not receive the
advantage of the increase, according to the Con-
cff y III flR work e!ltallpN hV fhp
printing OF the school textbooks would have
been done by him.
The bill was thIu read a second time
RESOLUTION.
..s...y in-That the rule setting apart $50
for the reconsideration ofbllls in TIE
Commune of the Whole be suspended for this
day. Lost.
AT 800 the President declared the Senate to lie
in Committee OF the Whole.
Del Vale moved that Senate Bills Nos. 2lG and
81 be reported back 10 tue Senate. with the rec
olrincnddtion they 90 pass. Carried
bel Vale moved Senate Bills Nos. rs, 50 10
and 81 be reported back to the Senate with the
recommendation they do not pass. Carried.
Del Vale moved that Scuatc Bill No. 297 be
placed on Tile. Carried.
Del Vale made the same motion in regard To
Senate Concurrent Resolution No. IL. and
Senate Bin No. 500,
Mcclure moved that the committee report back
Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 10. with the
recommendation that il do pass. Carried.
Cross asked that Senate Bill No. 20, be tempo
rally placed ON file. Carried
mel Naiic moved that Assembly Bin No. 40.
Irrigation bib be taken up, as it ought prop
erly 60 b3 ON the special order file OF The House
Carried.
Del Vale, in moving that Assembly Fiji No.
Il0 be reported back 20 the Senate with the
recommendation that il do pass. said that il
would probably take till the next session Of the
Legislature 20 consider the bill in the Commit
tee oi the Whole.
Cross said II the bill aSto he perfected at all
L.. IN
SijeIiug il in the Committee OF the Whole, as
they would not be interrupted by roll calls and
calls of the Senate, etc /! they went back 10
the Senate they might 10; be able TO reach them
al ali for several days.
Del NallO said the time was too short in Com
mittee off Whole just as they were about TO
come 20 a. conclusion the committee was re
solved into the Senate.
Kellogg said the Committee of the Whole had
been gone into against the wishes OF number
Of the members. ard he thought they ought to
keep to the arrGue ,ment.
Del Vale aaid ID was the sad experience they
had in the Committee of the Whole that made
them DESTROYS 10 reform.
Motion lost.
cross offered an amendment to ScctioO > 10
include mining as well rs irrigation purposes.
Mcclure in the charl
Wallis offered an amendment declaring the
use Of water Tor mining purposes public use.
Boone offered an amendment TO Section >
ma KIM il applicable to The southern portion ct
the state He said the statement IN the section
thar he .. common law 81 England relating to
riparian rights IS Inconsistent with the climate,
Topography and physical condition of the state
is untrue, without his amendment.
Cross hoped The amendment would prevail,
aud that Nevada county should be included II
southern California Laughter
Amendment lost.
The Committee Of the Whole then arose, and
the Chairman reported as given above,
kellogg moved 20 take up Assembly Bill No.
A5s relating To- nonsultS. Carried, and read
FIRST time
senate Bill No ~. allowing mileage 10 sher-
ills for conveying prisoners 10 the state PRISONS
ortoansane asy iul2s' N heu OF per diem ana eN-
Knight thought it was improper TO pass this
bill and enact the old law allowing fifty cents
mic. At that rate the snerla OF Los Angeles
would make sl75 profit Oh The TRIP.
Foster spoke in support OF the bill
Lowe offered an amendment reducing the
mileage to forty cents.
Knight said il was true there had been de
fcierey OF $4,000 in Tie appropriation. and the
Sherifs have had 20 pay their expenses out OF
their own pockets, bat he did not think this was
the proper way 10 reimburse tnem-
LangfoId moved 10 insert ten cents miie IN
stead of forty.
Recess ill 80.
Evening Session.
The Senate met ut 80. President pro TEN.
Knight iii the chair
Work was begun ON The second-reading NE
Senate Bill No. q, relating to the qualiieallon
of Jurors Refused engrosSrHent
Senate Bill No. So creating state ana County
Board of Examiners. Passed on file
Senate Bill No. g.. relating to NoiaFles Fuplic
Read second time.
Senate Bin No. ll5, to pay the claim of P. j.
OCannor. Read second time.
Senate Bill No 80, 10 amend Section eD oil the
Political Code. Withdrawn.
Senate Bill No 90. relating to Chambers OF
g ,mmerce, Boards Of Trade, etc. Read second
time. ,e.,.
State Controller.
Del Vale moved 10 strike out all of subdivision
Il. Carried
Whitney moved 20 reconsider the vote. Car
rie,i and the amendment was lost
The bin was ordered engrossed.
Assembly Bill No. l3-Relating TO the hoEnda-
ries OF Lake county. Passed on iiie.
Assembly Bill No 22-Relating to Humboldt
county funds. Passed to engrossment.