Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-01-29

tilpioptT. II NOuiu ctCSe Gown every factory
! In the state If it was enforced. He had been
| forty years in machine shops and boiler shops
and snew whereof he spoke. 1t gave the Com
missioner the power 10 shut up any factory in
the state. He was much interested in the
welfare OF the laboring classes as any Senator,
but this bill was not in their interest The war
! between capital and labor hsd been fostered by
Just such legislation as this
Mr.. Britt defended the bill and claimed that
1t was good bill.
The motion prevailed and the bill was killed
by vote of % ayes 10 noes.
Mr.. White explained that he voted AYE be-
cause the bill sought to confer on the Labor
Comml= =sioner the power, without hearing or
legal trial, to condemn and thereby destroy
property, snd make it criminal to decline obe-
dlenee 10 the order of such Commissioner, who
is not required to have any technical or other
knowledge of the subject upon which he is
called upon to give final judgment.
Senate Bill No. 2S-An Act to add a new sec
ton to the Penal Code, to be known as Section
-, relative 10 hotels, inns, restaurants board
ing houses and lodging houses, by Mr.. Dray,
was read a third time and passed.
senate Bill NO. 61--An Act to amend Section
266 OF the Penal Code, by providing for the pun
ishment of seduction accompanied by false rep
RESERVATIONS and pretenses. or other fraudulent
means, by Mr.. White, was read a third time and
passed
MESSAGES FROM THE GOVERNOR.
Messages were received from the Governor
transmitting to the Senate the information re-
quested by resolution OF January l6th relative
10 the cost of textbooks; also, announcing the
L.. n.
rector of the California Hospital Tor the Chronic
Insane, as his resignation had been filed with
the Governor, and his appointment of B. Koch,
oi santa Clara county, in place of sa De ger.
SECOND READING OF FILE.
Assembly Bill No. IAN Act TO amend Sec
tiops 3, e, S and u OF an Act to create and es-
tablish state Board of horticulture and ap-
propriate money for the expenses thereof and
10 add five new sections TO said Act to be known
as Sections H. 15 t. II and 49, and to repeal
Sections and OF said Act and to appropriate
money for the uses of the State Board of Horti-
culture by Mr.. storke, was taken up for second
reading.
The amendments Of the Committee ON Apri-
culture, equaizing the salaries Of the Secretary
and Assistant Secretary of the Board making
them eaeh 5 slIo per month, were adopted.
Mr.. Yell moved to amend by striking out sec
ton of the bill
Mr.. De Long opposed the amendment, and
said that 1t woulo destroy the bill.
MIR. Yell said he could see no necessity for q
clerk when the Commission already had sec
rotary and an assistant.
NY De Long insisted that the bill did not pro-
vide Tor any new officer.
The amendment was lost
Several other committee amendments were
adopted.
Mr. Yell move to amend Section 5 so as To
strike out the provision allowing the clerk $50.
The amendment was lost by vote of II ayes
to Is noes.
Mr.. Caminetti moved to strike out Section 10,
providing Tor experiments in different parts OF
the state and for travelling expenses
Mr.. DeLong said that the Commissioners had
asked to be permitted to make these expert
ments and so long as they kept within their ap-
preparation. he thought they ought to be al
lowed the privilege.
The amendment was lost and the committee
amendment to the section adopted
Mr.. Caminett moved TO amend so as to give
the Commissioners $1,000 for experiments in
stead OF 81 900. He claimed that if ex periments
Were to be made 81 800 would not be enough 10
do any good.
The amendment was lost.
The bill was then passed on the file until to-
morrow to give an opportunity to have the title
amended to conform to the body OF the bill
Senate Bill No. l03-An Act to provide for
walk and driveway in the State Capitol grounds
and to appropriate money therefor, by Mr.. Dray
was, on motion OF the author. place at the foot
of the second rta aiding file.
Senate Bill No. 49-An Act to appropriate
money to pay the claim of p Perine for
furnishing granite and statuary for the Napa
State Asylum for the Insane, and for labor per
formed on said asylum under written contract
by Mr.. Mcdonald, was passed on the file the
Assembly having pas ed an Identical bill.
Senate Bill No. San Act 10 amend Section
2l9i of the Political Code, relating to the office
OF state Librarian, by Mr. Fraser, was passed on
the file.
Senate Bill No. 6S-An Act TO amend the
Penal Code, by adding two new sections num-
bered, respectively, 26S and 269, relating to the
punishment OF seduction accomplished and had
under promise Of marriage and relating to the
effect Of the marriage of the parties concerned
alter the commission of the ohsnse by Mr.
White was read second time and ordered en-
crossed.
Senate Bill No. 69-An Act to amend Section
lilo OF the Penal Code, by adding to said section
clause requiring the evidence of the female
sedueed to be corroborated in all cases arising
or prosecuted under the provisions of section
26S of said code. by Mr White, was read sec
ond time and ordered eDgrossed.
Senate Bill No. 7o-An Act 10 repeal an Act to
punish seduction, approved March II. 1872 by
Mr. White, was read second time and ordered
engrOssed.
senste Bill No. 74-An Act to amend Sections
Si1, So Sl3 and Sl4 of the Penal Code relating
to the inauguration of criminal prosecutions be,
fore Magistrate, by MIR. White was read a sec
oDd time and ordered engrossed
Senate Bill No 1l3-An Act to amend Section
172 OF the Civil Code, relating to the husbands
control OF community property, by Mr. White
was read a second time and ordered engrossed
Senate Bill No. 1lo-An Act to amend Section
SAP of the Civil Code. relating to the question
OF fraudulent intent as affecting conveyances of
realty and relating to transfers of property with.
out consideration, by Mr. White, was read
second me and ordered engrossed.
Mr.. GUuchsr in the chair.
Senate Bill No 21-An Act TO repeal Sectors
1872 and 1870, ana TO amend Section 175l of the
Code of Civil Procedure relating to disabilities
of married women, by Mr. Crandall was read a
second time snd order ed engrossed
Senate Bill No. 47-An Act to add new sec
tion to the Political Code, to be known as rec
ton lSs9. relating to the cancellation of school
district bonds, by Mr.. McComas. was read sec
ond time and ordered engrossed.
SOP of the Penal Code, relating to the time with
IN which informations may be filed and indict.
ments found. by Mr.. White read second time
and ord red engrossed.
Senate Bill No. 145-An Act to amend the
Civil Code by adding new section thereto, 10
be numbered Section 363. relating TO corpora
tons, by Mr. Jones, was read second time and
ordered engrossed.
Senate till No. 16-An Act TO amend section
1869 of the Cod- of Civil Procedure relating to
the duty of the Court in probate cases to make
ysn fjnrt tf,..F a.
set apart the property of the decedent. when
the inventory shows the value of the estate not
TO exceed Sl.500, and to provide for the vesting
of the title Of the property so set apart by Mr.
White, was read a second time and ordered en-
crossed
president pro TEN. in the chair
Senate Bill No. 77-An Act to amend Sections
1895 and l2SS of an Act entitled "An Act to es-
tablish Penal Code approved February IL.
1872, relating 10 appeals to the Supreme Court in
criminal cases. and relating to the cases where
such appeals may be taken. by MI White was
read n seeond time and ordered eDgrossed.
Senate Bill No. so--An Act to amend Section
ll6l OF an Act entitled AN Act to establish
Code OF Civil Procedure" approved March IL
1s72. relating to unlawful detainer and the rem
edies therefor, by Mr.. White, was read second
time and ordered eDgrossed
Senate Bill No. 1l2-Au Act to amend Section
le7 of an Act entitled IAN Act to provide for a
uniform system OF county aud township govern
ments approved March Il. 1888, relating to the
Les Les anu salaries officers in counties of the
hftn class, by Mr.. White. was passed on the file
Senate Bill No. 11l.-An Act to provide for the
deficiency in the appropriation for the salary
OF the Deputy Reporter of the decis
ions of the supreme Court during the first
eleventh months of the thirty ninth fiscal year.
by Mr. White, was read second time and
ordered engrossed.
Senate Bill No. 1s9-An Act to amend an Act
entitled An Act 10 establish Political Code"
approved March 18th, 1872. by amending Section
79l OF said Code, relating to the appointment
and number of Notaries Public in the several
counties Of the State, by Mr.. McGown, was
passed on the file.
Senate Bill No. 65.-An Act making an sppro-
priation TO pay the deficiency in the appropria-
tion for the use of the siaie Board of Forestry
for the thiriy-eighth fiscal year. by Mr. Murphy,
was read a second time and ordered engrossed
MOTIONS, RESOLUTIONS AND NOTICES.
Mr. Mead introduced concurrent resolution
requesting our representatives in Congress to
ask an appropriation OF s., 100000 for The i'm.
provements ofthe navigation of the Sacramento
and Feather rivers from the head OF navigation
on the Sacramento at st. Johns and from the
Feather river at Oroviie Referred to the Com
mittee on Mines, Mining Debris and Drainage
Mr. McGowan Introduced concurrent reso-
luton relative to the matter OF the payment of
Indian depreciation claims Committee on Esd
eral Relations.
Mr.. Jones was allowed to withdraw Senate
Bill No. 81.
Mr.. Wilson introduced concurrent resolu-
ton asking Congress 10 proTide defenses for the
harbOr CT ErslHcl>CD. The resolution is he