Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-02-09

travelling expenses, whseA was No. 5S on the
file. change places on Fee file with S. B. Is.
The motion prevailed and S. b. 1SS was taken
up for second esdiItS.
On motion of Cssainetti, the further consider
alton of the bin was made tee special order for
Tuesday nextat2 P. NJ.
PREPARATION FOR WAR.
Laugford, from the Committee on Harbor and
Coast DefeDses, reported fayorably s. q R. ID,
asking Congress 10 establish q plant for the con-
structioz CT modern ordnance, rapid armored
vessels, etc, for the defense OF the harDors on
the Pacific coast.
The resolution was unanimously adopted.
Recess.
Afternoon Session.
The Senate re-assembied at 1s0 P. NJ, President
pro tenn in the chair.
On motion OF Britt, the action OF the Senate at
the morning session i'll recommitting 5. B. 10
was rescinded.
The bill provides for The election of State
Printer by the people, and has already passed a
second reading in the Assembly without a dis
senting voice. The Senate originally
maze an adverse report on the bill, but since
that time ell the members of the committee,
with the exception of Mcdonald, who is Chair
main of the committee, have changed their
minds and are now in favor of the bill.
s-EcoND-READING FILE.
The Senate resumed consideration of bills on
the second-reading file as follows:
S. B. 152, to amend Code of Civil Procedure,
and to add a new section thereto, to be known
as Section 1861, relative 10 the rendering, filing,
hearing and settling final accounts OF deceased
executors and administrators was read a sec
ond time, the amendments proposed by the
Judiciary Committee adopted and the bill
ordered engrossed-
S. B. 224, to amend Section 362 of the Civil
Code, was read a second time, amended and
ordered eDgrossed.
S. B. 25S, 10 add a new Section to the Penal
( Code, to be known as Section 1918. TO protect
the registration of thoroughbred cattle and
other domestic animals, came up for second
reading. /.
On motion OF Dray, A. F. 234, which was
identical, was read a first time and placed on
the second reading file in place OF 5. B. 25S, the
latter being Withdrawn.
S. B 175, making an appropriation to pay the
salary of an additional clerk to Superintendent
of Public instruction for the fortieth fiscal year,
was read a second time and ordered engrossed.
S b. l76, making an appropriation TO pay the
claim of W. Z. purnell, was read a second time
aDd ordered engrossed.
S. 3. l07, to appropriate money to pay the
claim of William Gntenberger Tor mechanics
tools and property destroyed by the Branch
State Prison at Folsom, was up for second read
ing-fiIe No. 16.
The author of the bill, Pinder, asked to take
up, in place of the bill, Wilson's ). B. $50, to ap
p~ropriate S5,000 to pay the claim of L. NJ. Gal
iagheT tor painting and glazing the Napa State
Asylum jor the Insane, which work was Ter
formed on said asylum under written contract.
Though the latter bill STOOD No. 1874 on the file
the Senate took it up AID the second reading
was commenced.
Caminetti moved that the bill be recommitted
to the committee on Claims. He wanted in
formation Ia regard to the clelm ana said that
the Committee on Clainss had not given any in
formation about The bill when it was reported
back favorably.
Campbell seconded the motion aEd said that
he believed half of the claims presented were
without merit.
Heacock, a member of the Committee on
Claims, said he would be GLAD if the Senate
would instruct the Committee on Claims not to
recommend the passage OF any bill unless it had
been passed upon favorably by the State Board
OF Examiners He did not remember what the
D I'D 1000 ,rn. - Nnnar - eIsrY es1-l1 : n
bat believed That The claim had passed the
Board OF Examiners.
Caminetti Withdrew his motion. but Camp
bell renewed il.
The motion was lost ana the bill was ordered
engrossed.
BILLS APPROVED.
Messages were received from the Governor
announcing his approval of S. g.. 273, providing
for an additional Judge of the Superior Court in
San Luis Lbispo county, and 5. B. 6S, for the
support of the Bureau OF Labor Statistics.
NEW RULES.
Under q suspension of the rules. Caminetti
moved that the Committee on Rules be in
Structed to report a rule requiring the Commit
tee on Claims, in making a report upon any
claim, to state the reasons for their report.
Heacock moved to amend, by instructing the
Committee on Claims not to examine any claim
which has not been passed upon by the State
Board of Examiners, unless said Board, for any
reason, have refused to examine into the claim.
The amendment was adopted, and the origin
al motion, as amended, was adopted.
CLAIMS
The following bills, all of which were for
claims allowed by the State Board of Examin-
ers, were read a second time and ordered Ell
crossed
S. b. 203, to pay the claim of W. E Doan.
s. B. 90, to pay the claims o. Trustees of the
Northern Branch State Normal School.
5. b. 127, to pay the claim of q C. Rockford.
ST. Z. DDS, to pay the claim of n. 7. Cole x Co.
S. B. 229, to pay the claim of S. W. Ravely.
S B. 80, TO pay the claim of Ben Cohen.
s. b. 81, 10 pay the claim of 4. A. Bennett.
s. j 80, to pay the claim of William Guten-
berger.
5. b. 2SS, to pay the claim of J. J. Lynch.
s.. B. 23i, to pay the claim of c. NJ. Bumbaugh
S. 3. 235, to pay the claim of James Touhey.
S. 3. 256, to reimburse the japanese Govern
ment for money in the capture and extrsditior
of Calvin Pratt, a fugitive from justice of THU
State.
ri b. 29s, to pay the claim of J. A. Cole.
81 259. to pay the Claim of G. F. Hughes.
S. b. $40. to pay the claims for draping the
State Capitol on the occasion Of the death o.
the late Governor Bartlett.
8. B. 237, to pay the claim of J. W. Gawthorne
stenographer of the State Board of Railroad
commissioners, was passed on the file.
$. b. l61. U provide fl the payment of the
Controller of Stat . wa 'rInts which have been
lost or Destroyed previous TO payment by the
State Treasury, was read Il second time and or
4 red engrossed.
5. L. 5l, TO amend Section 2ll4 of the Political
Code, relating to the salary of the Assistant
Acknowledgement Of the rtate of California
and equaliziug the same with the salaries pa d
the deputies for other State officers, and appro.
priating money for the payment thereof, was
read a second time.
Crandall thought the bin ought to be
amended. and as the author, &cffitt. was alb
sent, ii was passed on file.
). B-276, to amend the Pensl Code, relating tC
dogs AID the larceny thereof, was read a sec ND
time and ordered engrossed.
s. B. 50i, to amend Section la of the Civil
Code. in relation to property acquired after
marriage, was read a second time and ordered
engrossed.
S. i. .05, to amend the C vii Code, relating tC
the increase or diminution of the capital stool
and the increase OF the bonded Indebtedness o
corporations. was passed on the file, White
Stair g that ne wished u examine it further.
s. B-255. TO amend the Penal Code, approved
February u 1872. relating 10 fish and game, wa
also passed on file in the absence of " iison, thu
author.