Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-01-25


Judges in ssh Diego COUNTY, with The recon,
, menda.ion that The author be permitted t
No. 5.
No. SI-To amend Section 7sF of the Polsica
Code, was reported back. with the recon1m ends
ton that II pass, as amended.
No S5-To ratify and confirm the conyeysnc,
OF certain property of trustees for charitable O
edueatonai purposes by the City Council O.
Trustees of any city of less than 80 coo ipha Ait
ants. was reported back. with the recommen nds a.,
ton that it pass, amended.
NO. S9-To requisite practice in certain caSea
was reported back, with a substitute BILL anS
the passage of the substitute recommended
NO. l2s-Limiting the time for commencing OF
maintaining actions for the recovery of the
posse sslon OF real property dedicated to the
pubic use, but not used for such purpose, was
I reported back and its passage recommended
No los. to amend Section 1ls1 of the Civil
eode' e wa was II recommended CONNIE, ss for passage
benevolent and religious organizations was
| recommended for passage
senate Bill No. II, Assembly Bills Nos. 81, I66
lbI, l6s. 11O, and also two assembly petitions
! relative to seduction laws, one from Monterey
| county, the other from Sonoma county were re.
/ ported back with the recon lsendation that
they be referred to the Committee on Crimes
The last recommendation of the committee
was adopted.
! BILLS INTRODUCED
| By Mr.. Atherton-An Act for the relief of tho
widow and minor children of James Saultry for
| personal injuries received by him while in the
| service of the state, resulting in his death
Committee on Claims.
Also, an Act to amend the Political Code re.
| iatlng TO repayments of money paid 10 the State
! for State lands. Committee on Public Lands.
by Mr.: Berry-An Act 20 amend the Political
CODE relating TO registration of electors Com.
mittee on Els ction Laws and Apportionment
BY Mr. McVay-An Act to repeal an Ae. TO de-
clare the klamath river navigable. Committee
on Commerce aud Navigation.
! BY Mr.. Hall-An Act TO amend the Code of
Civil Procedure, relating to conduct of trials.
Committee on Judiciary.
| By Mr.. Frank-An Act to provide for the dis
position of any interest or title of the state in
| the property within the water line front of the
| city OF San Francisco. Committee on-Judiciary.
BY Mr.. Erierly-An Act to amend the Political
and Lieuterant-Goyernor Committee on Elec-
ton Laws and Apportionment
| BY Mr.. Damron-An Act to amend the Code
| OF civil Procedure, concerning a atachments
Committee on Judiciary
| By Mr. Hook-An Act to provide for the
| change of grades of public streets and avenues
| IN lneoi porated cities aud towns. Committee on
| Municipal Corporations.
BY Mr.. Bangs-An Act amending the ct to
| provide for the organization and governments OF
irrigation districts, and to provide for the &C.
| cushion OF water and other property and for
| the distribution of water thereby for irrigation
purposes. providing for the exclusion of certain
lands within such districts. Committee on
| Water Rights and Drainage
| BY Mr.. Dibble-An Act TO authorize women to
vote for School Directors and Superintendent OF
| Public Instruction in their respective counties
| and 10 be registered as voters. Committee on
Election Laws and ApportiOnment
An Ac: to amend the Civil Code, relating to
street raiiroads. Committee on Corporations.
/ SENATE MESSAGES.
! message from the Senate announced the
acoption OF Senate Concurrent Resolution No Z
| relative 10 memoraizng Congress TO grant To
| the city of Oakland the no tn arm of the estn.
!, ment of the city
Also, Seuate Concurrent Resolution No. .
| relative TO the matter of securing an appropria.
| tion Tor the Improvement of Eel river. Re
| 1e1red 10 the committee on Federal Relations
| THE GENERAL FILE
Assembly Bill No. 26-An Act to provide fo,
the correction and establishment of a portion al
the eastern boundary line of the State of Cali.
fornia Read third time and passed by unan.
| lmous vote. Title resd and approved.
On motion of Mr.. Dibble Assembly Bill No
Is was passed on file.
The Committee on Forestry and Horticulture
was granted leave of absence from Friday until
| Wednesday.
Assembly Bill No % was passed ON the file
Assembly Bill No. IAN Act to appropriate
money to pay the claim of n. P Perine for fur.
nishipg granite and statuary for the Napa State
Asylum for the Insane, and Cor Ia Dor performed
on said asylum under written contract, was
reaa the second time and considered in Com
mittee OF the Whole, which recommended its
| passage, after being amended by making the
amount OF the aPpropri ation s7,264 instead OF
| a.,
| and filed for a third reading.
! Assembly Bill No. 60-An Act to amend Sec
! ton 9os of the Penal Code, concerning orders
made by the superior Court for special Grand
| Jury, was read second time, ordered eDgrossed
and filed for third reading
Assembly Bill No. 5 was passed on file.
Assembly Bill No. 2G-An Act entitled an Act
i to amend Section lbs of the Civil Code of the
State of California, relative TO aetioLs in di-
| voIce cases.
Amendments offered by Committee on Judiei-
| ary were adopted by vote of 40 TO 81
AT l2:S5 O'Clock the Assembly adjourned until
2P. n.
Afternoon Session.
| At o'clock, the Assembly re- convened.
/ Speaker Howe in the chair.
Assembly Bill No. s. to amend the Act To
establish uniform system of county and town.
ship governments, was read the second time
ordered engrossed and placed on file for third
\ reading.
| Assembly Bill No 45 to amend an Act Great
ing Board OF Bank Commissioners, was, on
motion of Mr.. Dibble, recommitted
| The Committee on Public Buildings and
Grounds were granted half days leave of ab-
sence to morrow.
The Committee on State Prisons were granted
leave of absence tomorrow
Mr.. MeMullin was granted leave of absence
until tomorrow.
Mr.; Solomon offered Assembly Concurrent
Resolution No. 4, requesting the California SEN
ators and Representatives in Congress to use
their influence to secure the appointment of
James A. Waymire to a vacancy IN the Board of
Veteran Soldiers. Adopted
Mr. Mathews offered Assembly Concurrent
Resolution No. 5, ask ng for the appointment of
special joint committee of seven, three fr1 IN
the Senate and four from the Assembly to in
vestigate all claims of California against the
United states: also ali matters invoiying the
good faith OF this State toward any persons EN-
pleyed to collect any such claims. Adopted
THE GLENN COUNTY BILL
Assembly Bill No. S-An Act to create the
Glenn ha hpIp dor riau
thereof, and to provide for It's sorganization-yas
taken up for second reading.
Mr.. Campbell Immediately moved that it be
reeommitted 10 the Committee on Counties and
County Boundaries
Then followed a long and exciting discussion,
during which there were frequent motions to
adjourn, and demands for the calling of the
roll. At last Mr.. Shanahan moved that the
further consideration of the bill be made the
special order for next Wednesday at 2:3O P. NJ
So ordered.
Mr.. Msher offered an Assembly Joint resolu-
ton providing that competent journalist be
employed, at q compensation not to exceed
$50, to accompany the Committees on Public
Morals and Chinese immigration and Emigra-
ton on their trip to San Francisco and to write
up the Chinese quarter Laid on table.
Mr.. Searey, of the Committee on Engrossment
reported that they had examined Assembly
Bill No. !, appropriating money to pay the
claim of N. P. Perine, and found t correctly en-
crossed.
Mr. Tully. of the Committee on Crimes and
Penalties, reported back Assembly Bill No 2OS,
to punish the ofense Of advertising for divorces
with recommendation that it pass as amended
The Sneaker appointed Messrs Mathews, Bur
well, Briefly and Culver on the part of the AS
sembly, in accordance with Assembly Concur
rent Resolution No 5, relating To the invest ga
ton of claims of this State against the United
States.
At Sis P NJ, on motion of Mr.. Black, the AS
sembly adjourned to II A. N. tomorrow
LEGISLATIVE NOTES.