Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-01-20


Senators Lowe Baldwin and Cox.
Gross said that in the standing rules as report
ed and adopted by The Senate, the number on
the different committees was fixed, but with the
consent OF all the members of the Committee on
Commerce and Navigation he moved il be in
creased from five TO seven. Carried.
ELECTION OF ATTACHES
Balloting for Gate Keepers was then proceeded
with.
Boone said he desired to explain his vote on
Gate Keeper. Mr.. McGenn's brother had with
drawn his application for the position of Mail
Carrier, III order that his sick brother might
have q better chance to secure the position of
Gate Keeper, and for that reason, though he
(McGannl is & Democrat, he would vote for him.
William McGann was elected on second bal
lot, and bal!oting proceeded for the remaining
Gate Keeper, which resulted in the election OF
K. W. Parker
\ message was received from the Assembly
announcing the passage of Assembly Concur
rent Resolution No. 10, relating to the establish
ment of IL Branch of the National Home for Dis
abed Volunteer Soldiers.
Johnson of Napa said he offered resolution
for the appointment OF an Assistant Journal
Clerk
Beauvais offered as an amendment that the
Senate proceed to =lect an Assistant Journal
Clerk Amendment accepted.
Cross offered as an amendment to the amend
mcnt that two Assistant journal Clerks be
elected. The amendment was accepted and
John McNulty and dir. Mcmillan were elected.
Nominations for Assistant Minute Clerk being
in order, johnson of SonOma nominated Eman-
uel Galewsky. Guy II. Salisbury was nomin-
ated by SAKE, and Cross placed in nomination
Joseph Miller. After several ballots q. II. SGUls
bury was elected.
Boone offered Il resolution that a Postmistress'
Page be appointed, and after some discussion as
to the duties OF the Office il was resolved in or
der 10 simplify matters, to elect q Mail Carrier
instead
Knight offered resolution that the Senate
proceed to the election of q Chaplain. which
was objected to by Del Vale, who desired To
know il the senate had completed its organiza-
tion as far US officers were concerned.
The Chair stated that as far as the officers re
qulred by the statute were concerned the
ganization was complete. The question, he
said, was upon granting leave to the senator
from Santa Cruz to introduce resolution.
Del Vale objected to the resolution.
Knight thought it was as good an opportunity
as any to find out whether the Senate wanted II
Chaplain this session but with permission of
the Senate withdrew the resolution.
The election of mail carrier was then taken
Doughe1ty nominated b. Casey saying he was
"a gentleman not enjoying very good health.
and good, steady man. Laughter.
Mcclure nominated Mr.. P1nkard.
Knight wanted to know the condition of the
mans health. SO as TO know whether he could
perform the duties. If he was too sick he would
not vote for him.
Mcclure said his nominee was in good condi-
ton.
Johnson Of sonoma nominated George D.
Nichols.
The vote resulted in the election of Mr. Pink
ard.
ELLIS AND REVOLUTIONS.
Cross moved that when the order of business
for the Introduction of bills arrived that the roll
be called and each Senator introduce all his
bills. He did this to avoid the confusion of
dozen or forty. Senators trying to secure the
recognition of the President.
Knight objected as his name was pretty far
down the alphabet.
The motion was carried
Bills were then introduced us follows:
By Notwithstanding Section 1860 of the
Civil Code, concerning the payment of legacieS.
BY DOugherty-To require the payment of ce~-
tain premiums to the Fire Departments of in
cOIpOrated cities cities and counties and
towns, by fire insurance companies not Grgan-
lied under the laws Of the State of California.
By Days-To provide for the inspection of
steam boilers. etc.
Also an Act amending Sections l, and 10 of
Article XIII. the Constitution.
By Creighton-Io prohibit aliens from pro
curing license to drive vehicles.
BY Days-TO amend Article XN. of the Con
stitution, il relation to miscellaneous subjects.
by adding Il new section thereto, to be known
as Section 81, in relation to the equalization of
electoral districts.
Also an Act concerning certain fees and per
centages collected by SherifiS.
Also an Act to amend Sections 1863 and 1870
of Civil Code, approved March2l, 1872, relating
to Obligations OF The employer.
Also an Act to amend Sections 1897 and 1855 of
the Political Code, and 10 add four new sections
relating to primary elections.
litical Code to be known as Section 6:i5 relating
to the advertisement Of the capital of insurance
corporations.
Also an Act to amend Section So. Civil Code.
relative TO leYyiug Of assessments by corpora
tiOns.
Also bill to amend Section 427. Civil Code,
for investment OF capital and accumuatiOnS of
insurance corporations
Also an Act to amend Sections 1401 and 1902
of Civil Code, relating to the community prop
erty.
il-o o,, Ac. to a,nend tho p,u,l roda ro1,,
ing to primary elections.
Also, an Act to authorize and empower
Boards of Supervisors to regulate Supervisor
Electoral Districts.
By De Long-An Act to amend Sections s. Q.
10 and T. of the Act relating TO the state Board
OF Horticulture.
Also. an Act to provide for the publication of
monthly crop and stock reports 10y the State
Board of Agriculture.
Also, an Act to amend Section 1885 of Politi
cal Code relating to public schools.
Also, an Act to SIpsnd Section 1871 of the Po-
lltical Code, rcatt b the formation of school
districts.
BY Del Vallejo amend Sections 354 I487.
14Ss, 1852 1850 1894. 1872, 1901, 1903 1904, 1905
and 1907 and to repeal Section 1905 of the Po-
litcal Code, relating to State Normal Schools.
BY Whitney-To amend Section 433 of Politi |
cal Code, relative to duty OF the Controller.
Also, an Act 10 declare the title to water in
rivers, streams, lakes and ponds, and the right
to its use.
BY Spencer of Napa-To prevent the over
BY PeIry-To regulate the sale and use of
opium. or any preparation thereof
BY Steele-lo amend the Constitution.
BY Reddy-An Act TO amend Section 1lS3 of
Code Of Civil Procedure, relating to liens of me
Chanics and others.
Also, to repeal Section 1422 of Civil Code
Also. 10 amend Section 1gS of Code of Civil |
Procedure, relating TO qualifications of Jurors
Also an Act to amend Section 4l6S of Political |
Code, relating to the definition, etc. of the law |
Also proposing an amendment to the Consti- |
tuition.
Also bill for the permanent establishment |
and management of the Industrial House of Ne |
chanical Trades for the adult blind.
Also an Act concerning water rights. irriga- !
ton. etc
By Routier-To amend Section 60 of the Civil |
Code, relative to the issuance of marriage |
licenses.
Also, to repeal Section 60 of the Civil Code,
relative to the marriage of white persons with |
negroes or muldttOeS.
BY Hurlburt-To amend Section 163 of the
county governments bill, relating to salaries of
county officers.
BY 'Perry-To provide for the division of
countless creation of new counties; to deter
mine the location of county seats by election,
etc
BY Fileher-To provide for the exhibition of
the states minerals at the Worlds Exposition
at New Orleans
BY Lynch-To regulate life and accident in
suTsnce
BY knight-An Act providing for a change of
boundary line Of san Benito etc.
BY Cross-To amend Section 600 of the Code of
Civil Procedure.
BY WIitney-Amending Sections / and 10
of Article NH. of the Constitution.
BY Knight-Amendatory OF an Act to form
Agricultural Districts, etc
Also. to promote agricultural industry
BY Whitney-To provide Cor the erection Of !
for the custody of insane criminals
and persons charged with crime
Also, an Act to authorize the establishment OF
q quarantine station for the harbor of san Fran
cisco.
BY NcClure-To amend Section 'I172 of the
Penal Code.
Also. to amend the Political Code, by adding a
new section relating to the collection of wharf
age on merchandise by the Board of State IIar-
Dor Commissioners.
BY FilcbeT-To regulate and control the sale.
rental and distribution OF appropriated water in
this State.
by JeClure-To amend Section S57l, Political
Code relating 10 public lands sold, but which
are NOS the property of the state
BY Whltney-An Act concerning common car
ricrs by water, and TO define their duties
BY Johnson of Sonoma-ro amend Section
26i2 of the Political Code, relating to roads and
BY Perry-To authorize the appointment for
San Francisco of a third Assistant District At |
torney.
Also, an Act to amend Sections 1888 and 1895
of the Penal Code, relative to the removal of
actions before trial.
Also. an Act for the relief of Mrs a. J. F. Phe-
Ian.
Also, an Act appropriating moneys to enable
the State Board of Education to carry out the
relating to textbooks.
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