Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-01-22
that he would not make similar one again dur


The bill was read a second time, ordered en-
crossed and made the special order tor Wednes-
day st 2:i5 Pm.
by Mr.. Crandall-An Act to amend an Act to
establish Penal Code, for the purpose of pre-
venting bathing in waters which are to be used
by the inhabitants of any city, city and county
or town in this State. Judiciary Committee.
By Mr. White-An Act to amend Section S5S
of the Civil Code, relating to corporations and
to cases where corporations shall be deemed to
have forfeited a right to exercise corporate
powers, and providing that such forfeiture may
be shown collaterally. Judiciary Committee.
By Mr.. Pinder--An Act to amend Section 491
of the Penal Code, relating to dogs and the
larceny thereof Judiciary COMMITTEE
By Mr.. Jones-An Act to appropriate the sum
of s., 900 to pay the arInory rent and other ex-
penses of the Colusa Guard, Fifth Brigade,
National Guard of California Committee on
Military.
An act to appropriate $4,000 for the erection
of a monument in memory of the services of
Rodman NJ. Price and TO provide for the invest
ment of said sum and the payment of the in
terest thereon. Finance Committee.
BY Mr.. Wilson-An Act to amend Chapter Ii,
Title H. Part of the Code of Civil Procedure by
the addition thereto OF an article consisting OF
four sections relating to testamentary trusts
and trustees Judiciary Committee.
(By request) An Act TO appropriate money to
pay the claim of E. N. Gallagher for painting
and glazing the Napa rtate Asylum for the In
sane, which work was performed On said
Claims.
By Mr.. Pinder (by request)-An Act for the re-
lief OF Michael Ryan, John l.. Davis and others
whose homes been DESTROYED by blasting
and excavating Telegraph Hill, in San Fran
cisco, for rock and earth used in construction of
the sea wall. Committee on Claims.
By Mr.; GIeely-An Act to declare the bridge
across Feather river from Fifth street, in the
city OF Marysyille, to the opposite bank, free
bridge. Judiciary Committee.
By Mr.. Murphy-An Act to authorize the
Boards of Education of cities and cities ard
counties to sell school lots not necessary or de
sirabie for school purposes. Committee on Edu-
cation.
An Act to authorize the Board of State Harbor
Commissioners to pay the claim of Michael
Creed. Committee on Claims.
By Mr. Mead-AE Act to appropriate money
| to pay the claim OF Mrs. f. G. Lemore as Com
| missioner of Woman's Department at the New
| Orleans World's Industrial and Centennial Ex-
| hibition from November 49, 1884, to June IS,
| 1885. Committee on Claims.
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. Wilson offered the following resolution:
Resotred That the question as TO how many
times joint resolution should be read in the
! Senate be referred to the Judiciary Committee
with instructions to report their conclusion to-
| morrow.
Mr.. White spoke against the adoption of the
resolution, saying that there was no doubt that
under our Constitution and laws and the rules
OF the Senate. one readiug was sufficient.
| The resolution was lost
Mr.. Jones offered q resolution which WAS
| adopted, authorizing the secretary of State to
| furnish the Judiciary Committee with an addi-
| tional S2o worth of supplies.
| SUPREME COURT COMMISSION.
| Senate Bill No. 15-An Act to provide for the
| appointment py the Supreme Court of five Com
| mlssioners to be known Il Commissioners of the
supreme Court, ana to appoint Secretary
therefor, to relieve said Court from the overbur-
dened condition OF its calendar, and to provide
| for the compensation of said Commissioners and
secretary, by Mr.. Wilson, was taken UP On third
| reading.
| The motion OF Mr. Caminetti that the bill he
| 8 n ba nm
mission two years instead of four was accepted
| by Mr.. Wilson and adopted. The bill was then
ordered re-engroSsed.
| Senate Bill No. 6-An Act to amend Section 4
| of an Act entitled AN Act authorizing the in
| curing of indebtedness by cities, towns, or
MUNICIPAL corporations Incorporated under the
| laws OF this state" approved March 15 1887 BY
! Mr Bowers, was read & third time and passed
( unanimously.
BILLS OUT OF ORDER
Mr.. Jones introduced, out of order, the follow.
| ing Dill prepared by the Judiciary Committee:
An Act to amend Section 1882 OF the Political
Code, relating to the duty of Clerks of the eupe-
r1or Courts with relation to the testimony taken
| and filed in divorce cases. Placed on the first
reading file.
| BILLS PASSED
Senate Bill No. 42-An Act to amend Section
| 1851 OF the Code of Civil Procedure, relating to
Instruments acknowledged or proved, and certi-
| fed, or the original record thereof or copies OF
| the record thereof, being read IN evidence with
| out further proof, by Mr.. Jones, was read third
| time and passed.
| Senate Bill No. 44-An Act to add a new SEC
| tion TO the Code of Civil Procedure to be known
| as section 79O relating to the sale of mortgaged
| premises by d Commissioner, by Mr.. Jones, was
| read a third time and passed.
| Los ANGELES CHARTER AGAIN.
| in order to be safe on the question as to
| whether city charters must be read three times
Hr. White offered the following addition to Rule
| 6: Joint and concurrent resolutions shall be
| read but once, unless the Senate by majority
1 ira4r
ne amendment was adopted under suspen-
| sion of the rules.
Mr.. White then asked for roll-calI on the
| resolution approving the Los Angeles charter
en0 IL was adopted by unanimous vote
| Mr.. DarSie desired similar action on the Oak
| land charter, but Mr.. Frazer raised the point OF
order that the resolution was in the hands OF
| the Assembly and the point was sustained
| Senate Bill No SAN Act 70 provide for the
funding OF certain Indebtedness OF the several
counties of this State, and the issuance of bonds
thereof, by Mr.. Bowers, was read a third time
and passed.
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. Dargie offered a resolution, which was
| adopted, requesting the Clerk of the Assembly
| to return Senate Concurrent Resolution No i
the Oakland Charter.
! Mr.. Jones offered q resolution to pay C. C.
DuneIlh S'z, ior services 10 toJudlclary committee.
| Referred to Committee on Attaches and Con-
tingent Expenses.
Also, a resolution to pay E. a. Aull sl2, ex-
penses of a trip to san Francisco to purchase
codes for the use OF the Senate. Same reference
Mr.. Williams offered resolution to substitute
the name of Thomas Mulholland for that OF D.
Haley as day watchman of the Senate. Same
| reference.
Mr.. White offered resolution instructing the
State Printer TO print the usual number OF
copies OF the Senate Journal of the 18th instant
| as amended. Adopted
| Mr.. White offered a resolution appointing ].
| A. Ford an additional assistant Journal Clerk
| Referred to the Committee on Attaches and
Contingent Expenses.
Mr.. Meany offered resolution authorizing
| the President pro TEN. to appoint an additional
| and report on the silk industry of the State OF
| California. Referred to theCommittee on Rules.
At clock, on motion of DIR. Brieeland, the
| Senate adjourned