Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-02-05

!eSteTuii! READ ana approved.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES.
By Kellogg, from the Committee on Corpora
tions-Senate Bill No L. providing for the lew
ing of assessments by corporations: also Senate
| Bill No. l39, in relation to telegraph lines
recommending they do pass Also Senate Bill
No. 26, regarding life and accident insurance
recommending passage OF substitute. Also.
Senate Bill No. 81, relating TO corporations en-
gagged in banking, recommending il do not pass,
with minority report recommending its pas
sage. Also, Senate Bill No. 16, concerning pri-
vate bankers and banking firms: also Assem-
bly, Bill No. 6, relative 10 the advert sement OF
| the capital of insurance corporations, recon-
mendlng they do not pass. Also, Senate Bill
No. l9J, relating to certificates OF interpretations
| also. Senate Bill No. lS6, creating Board OF
| Bank Commissioners and prescribing their
| duties and powers, recommending they do pass
| as amended. Also. Senate Bill No ~ relating
| TO mutual relief associations. no recommeuda-
| tion. Also, Senate Bill No. III, relative to the
| advertisement of the capital of insurance cor.
| poratioIs, recommending il do pass as amended
Also, Senate Bill No. 100 relating TO certificates
| OF interpretations. recommending it do not pass
BY Johnson of Sonoma. from Committee on
| City and City and County and Town Govern.
mentS Senate Bill No. Il. regulating the hight
| of division fences in cities and towns; also Sen
ate Ril No. 30, relating to taxation of insurance
companies, recommending they do pass.
Also, Senate Bill No. 90 requiring the pay
| ment of certain premiums, amounting TO > pei
! cent. of insurance premiums received by fire
insurance companies not organized under the
laws of the state, but doing business here, recon
mending its passage as amended.
BY Johnson of SonOma from Committee OF
| Education Senate Bill No. TO. to preserve ans
protect the rights of the State of California il
and To the textbooks 10 be adopted by the State
| Board of Education, recommending passage o
substitute.
BY Cox, from Committee on Swamp and Over
| flowed Lands, Senate Bill No %, authorizing
and directing the several County Judges of thi,
state to execute certain trusts III regard TO tow
| lands, recommending it be re-reierTed TO the
| Judiciary Committee So ordered.
BY Baldwin, from Committee on Federal Re
| lations senate Concurrent Resolution No. Il
relative 10 Reagan Act, recommending the same
do pass.
Baldwin moved the adoption of the resou
ton, and Cross raised the point of order that il
would properly come under the head of reSOlu
| tions. The Chair sustained the point of order
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
by Drumm-Proyiding Il remedy in cases
| where damages nave been sustained by the
| irregular or Illegal proceedings OF municipal
! officers. Claims.
BY Wright-Proyiding for the organization and
government OF municipal corporations. City
| and County Governments.
BY Days-RelatiBS to corporate stock. CorpG
rations.
Also, a bill concerning corporations and cor
| porate stock. Corporations.
Also, bill concerning corporate powers. Cor
porations.
Also, II bill concerning records of corporations
| Corr, ,ratiOuS.
Also, Il bill relating TO writs of mandate Ju
dietary.
Also, a bill relating to writs of mandate Ju-
| dietary.
The above bills are to provide that corpora,
tiOnS may issue certificates of Steck prior to full
! payment, under such restrictions and for such
| purposes as their bylaws may provide, and all
! such certificates and interest therein shall be
! personal property and may be transferred by
| certificate or assignment OF right in certificate
said transfer only to be valid when entered
| upon the books of the corporation.
By Filchcr-Relatiye to service i'll civil OF
! criminal prosecutions. Judiciary.
| BY PamieTi (by request "A polishing the Office
| of Assistant \ Acknowledgement. Military Affairs
| Perry would ask that Senate Bill No. 81 bG
| read the second time, out OF Its order. The bill
! is aS follows
Section l. The State Board of Education i,
! hereby directed TO carry out the provisions o
! Section = of Article TX. of the Constitution
relative to textbooks, and for that purpose the
| Controller is hereby directed to draw warrants
| as said Board of Education shall direct il
amounts not to exceed, in the aggregate the
! sum of two hundred and fifty thousand dollars
| and the Treasurer is authorized to pay the same
Section ,. This Act shall take effect from anC
| after its passage.
! Day-It seems to me this is rushing very
| large appropriation of II quarter OF million
/ dollars through without any consideration
! whatever. ! would like to know why we should
| rush through such an appropriation as this
| would like to know If the amendment to the
| Constitution i'll reference to this matter is self
/ cnactins? Ii il is, then il provides the money
/ itself for the Board of Education to carry ou
! that provision. II it is not then it win require
an enactment to empower the Board Of Educa
| ton to do the thing that is required. there
fore move that the further consideration of this
| bill be postponed until other bills that are be
/ fore the Committee on Education, relating t.
| the textbook question. are reported back anC
! placed on file. and considered by the senate.
! PeTry-The Senate might as well understand
now. as later on, that this bill is one that is re
!
adopted by the people of the State Of California
/ at the last election by an overwhelming vote
/ This bill has Deen considered: it has been care
| fully considered. Persons have been before the
! Committee on Education from the State BoarC
! of Education and from other sources who have
| given us their estimates which We're prepared
| with thought. and with the desire to do ful
| justice 10 this proposition. The Governor of Tho
State in his message has referred to this matter
He has stated that the sum OF $4,000 would bC
! needed by the state Printer to purchase tao
! plant, and TO place mis- Office in position sC
! that he can take hold and publish the matter as
/ il is furnished hin by the state Board. The
| State Board OF Education have been before us
! ana atcd that the difference between Sll5, 60.
! and $3.50 600 would be needed by that Board tC
! compile or cause to be compiled, the system o
/ textbooks to be used III this State. take il
| that those gentlemen are admitted by the posi-
| tions they hold, and their experience, TO know
J lust what is wanted by them to carry out the
/ provisions of The amendment. The other bills
| that are before the committee are ridiculous
inV? otbor b,7 ~ Sf,t pri
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can see at gtanCe ,at Ile Oect od IL. tG5e & OH:
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ish SbnaI NOM to The scbooI children Of tbis
So II;.,.t il, ,,5, S,-s, ~ .yj,rnntio1, Inn
~ No, ii,, IL, foraTlr fbro,'ch fbis arsI,
two ~, INSTRUMENTATION of n nrarfrr of \ Inijjion
JnlIors md mi il in the hands of any hoard oT
o1,,- slt ot Tnan Lvitho,1t SAVING what shall he
dnI,a Win the ,noney rasscrt that The cnnsti
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NJ NJ fJ,,,+nl ~ Tho Iiilon3 / 40 not 60,
- ~ i,.o.,ta II nr not h, I.o o,,1I- +o 80;
that this hiii has taken its nroner nosition on
H. 81 ,,5 ,,-e sl, IL ho,.c sacond reaIjiJt, =,
IS5o t the r1oriafa of fbe ,1eori III
a,tbdtS,o,t ias Itonn nIontad Nv rhei ,en,lI al
10 ttat ,rboee servants we are If tbey nav
-, :, ,.rr IF t1o ,noetfr a,,d !; - ~,
a. +i r,'11t 20 sot mn hie i,,sa Ji1yit Co., H.
r0t it5' ~ III oo,1 IF Tho Stotn - rai ~
- ~ ~ in for of the annroisti0,i ~
ejso n16 cnnsiCiar the r,royisioni IF he cynrI,d
11ent are 1oandStory, on the conscinnces and
nj ti q q a. - t,t va any
VI viii Withdrew my. motion m rostoe
and NOV. to retir the hin 10 th I1in3ice toI,1-
,,,ftta
VrooTnon-r think the charge of the Senator
from San Froncisc thar tbie is IiIatr 1o
ti0n is farfetcLed The hilI was referrad fo the