Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-02-26

! senate Bill No. rs, to provide for the compile
ton of the State CAPITOL fence. Passed.
| Assembly Bill No. 40i-Relating to notices to
| creditors i'll probate proceedings. Read first
| time.
| Assembly Bill No to5-Relating to estates of
| deceased persons. Read first time.
| Recess till P. NJ.
Afternoon Session.
The House reassembled at . p. NJ. Speaker
| Parks in the chair.
| on motion of Hunt, Assembly Bill No. AS,
relating to the payment of election rewards, was
taken up, read the third time and passed
| Assembly BIZ No. 447-Relating to the govern
! ment OF municipal corporations Read second
| time.
Assembly Bill No, SS3e-Proyding that no COM
| pensation shall be allowed TO Mayors and mem
| bers of Common Councils of cities of less than
| 10 600 inhabitants Read first time.
| Assembly Bill No. 4Si-Relating to pay OF
| Road Overseers, Viewers, etc. Read third time
and passed.
Britt moved to reconsider the vote by which
Assembly bill No. 30 was lost on Tuesday. THE
bill permits the occupation of go acres of school
land when all of the section be not suitable for
cultivation, without actual settlement thereon.
The vote was reconsidered and the bill passed.
Assembly Bill No. 16-Relating to the bound
aries OF San Benito, San Luis 0bispo and Fresno.
Read third time and passed.
Assembly Bill No. 362-Relating to the refund
ing of county indebtedness Read second time.
Senate Bill No; lIs-For the relief of Robert
Achillican. Read third time and passed.
Assembly Bill No. 3G2-To provide for the
| monthly publication of crop and stock reports.
Read second time
Black moved to strike out the enactiug clause
Carried.
Assembly Bill No. 5lo-To pay the expense of
the Mokellmne grant war. Read third time
and passed.
Assembly Bill No. 265-Rclating 10 the powers
| OF Trustees of municipal corporations. Read
second time.
Senate Bill No Empowering Boards of
Health to regulate plumbing ana drainage.
Read third time and passed
Assembly Bill No. 25S-Rclating to chain-gangS
i'll cities OF certain class Read third time and
passed
Assembly Bill No 502-To promote drainage.
Read second time.
Assembly Bill No 1a5-Relating to roads and
highways. Read second time
Assembly Bill No. 42S-To create the county of
Orange. Read second time.
Assembly Concurrent Resolution No. Ire
iating to the N, Mexican treaty; Adopted.
OF the Yosemite Valley Commissioners. Read
second time.
Assembly Bill No. 329-Tn relation to lawful
fences. Read second time.
Assembly Bill No i67-lo limit and fix the
rate Of gas in cities OF the fist class. Read first
time.
Substitute for Senate Bill No. 50, relating to
the sale and use of opium. or any preparation
thereof. Read first time.
Assembly Bill No. 999, to prevent the sale of
liquors TO County Hospital patients Read Sec
Ond time.
Assembly BIZ No ISL, relating to public wars
and nayigablc streams (Islais creek. Read third
time.
Assembly Bill No. 30, relating 10 mechanics
liens. Read second time
Jordan moved TO strike ont the cnacting
clause and spoke in supper. of his motion, in
which he was seconded by Firebaugh.
Hazard in il long argument defended his bill.
which he declared to be q measure in the inter
est OF mechanics and laboring men. The pres
ent law afforded them no protection whatever.
Pending the discussion on the motion to strike
out the Assembly took recess till go p. NJ.
Evening Session.
The House assembled at 40, Speaker Parks
in the chair.
The first business in order was The motion to
strike out the enacting clause TO Hazard me
chanics lien bill.
The roll was called, and the motion was lost
by vote of - ayes to Il noes.
The bill wis then passed to engrossmcnt.
jordan gave notice OF Il motion to reconsider
WORK on GENERAL FILE.
Assembly Bill No. 225, to prevent hunting on
inclosed lands. Read third time and passed.
At this iuncturC Dewitt moved that the As
semby adjourn, which motion was carried.