Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-01-09

ar tNLER-i would ask the gentleman to WHOM
he refers.
Mr. MUCALLIoS-If the gentleman thinks it refers
- him he may keep on thinking SO.
Mr.. TYLER-I rise to a point OF order. The gen
leman is refeetng upon the members of this House
without naming them hope he will be confined
70 parliamentary language, a. | give notice now
aad here that shall hereafter, all OCCASIONS call
upon the Speaker OF this House to censure any man
who, in debate upon this floor mentions the name
II any member i'll unparliameniary way. Such
language is unaarranted by all parliamentary rules
1t is not only unparliamentary-it isungentlemanly.
We may have some warm discussions before we get
through, and hope the rule will be enforced.
Mr.. McCALLIoN-I did not refer to any gentleman
by name.
On motion of Mr. McCoNxs the resolution was
laid upon the table.
REPORTS.
Mr.. Fox from the Judiciary Committee reported
back the bill to make the Code OF Civil Procedure
and the Penal Code the rule of action in the Courts
with some amendments, recommending passages as
amended.
On motion of Mr.. TYLER, the Assembly took
recess until II o'clock.
REAssEYBLEp
The Assembly reassembled at II o'clock.
message was received from the Senate announc-
ing that the Senate had concurred in Assembly
Joint Resolution No. 4, relative to recommending
Hon. John F. Swift as Minister to China
By Mr.. DIAMOND-Resolved, That the Speaker be
empowered to appoint porter to take charge of
the committee rooms.
Referred to the Committee on Attaches.
NOTICES OF BILLS.
By Mr.. YouNe-Notice of bill concerning testi-
m ny and affidavits
Also, OF bill to repeal section 1222 of the Code
OF Civil Procedure relating to contempts
Also, OF bill to exempt real property from forced
sale for taxes.
Also, of bill to continue in full force and effect
all teachers certificates and diplomas life diplomas
etc.
By Mr.. GAFFEY-of bill relative to the appro
priatlon OF funds paid into the public treasury of
San Francisco by donations, etc.
By Mr.. MERRY-0f bill to prevent the inter
marriage Of white persons and Chinese
BY Mr.. LEAcH-Uf bill to amend certain sections
OF the Penal Code relative TO County Jails
Also, OF bill to amend certain sections of the
Penal Code relative to reprieves and pardons
Also, ola bill to amend certain sections of the
Penal Code relative to impeachments.
Also, OF bill to amend certain sections Of the
Penal Code relative to the rule OF habeas corpus
Also, OF bill to amend an Act defining, the SEN
atorial districts in this State
Also, OF bill to repeal the law relating to Judi
cial dist lets in this State.
Also, OF a bull to repeal certain sections OF the
Court.
By Mr.. TYLER-Of bill relative to donations by
individuals or corporations to the State and the sew
eral counties therein.
By Mr.. LEvRE-Of a bill TO enforce Section
Article 10, of the Constitution
by Mr.. CARR Of Yuba-0f bill providing for the
submission to the people Of an amendment to Sec.
ton Article 8, of the Constitution providing for
a State Board of Education.
A so, OF bill to enforce Section 3 Article 10. of
ploying Chinese
BY MIR: DUBRUrz-of bill to amend Section 299
of the Civil Code
By Mr.. MAYBELL-Of bill to secure the payment
of workmen for labor performed either by contract
or otherwise.
Also, of bill relating to the employment of Chi.
fInfa
Also, of bill providing for a uniform ser es of
text books.
BY Mr.. BRAUNHART-of bill relative to the Sc
lection of fifteen freehoders to frame charter for
the City and County of San Francisco.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Mr. MAY-An Act for the repeal of the Boiler
Inspector Act Referred to the San Francisco del
egation.
At this point tine Chief Clerk was instructed to
inform the Senate that the Assembly was ready to
receive them in joint convention.
IN JOINT CONVENTION.
The Senate, preceded by the Sergeant at Arms.
filed in and took seats, Senator Brown and Speaker
pro tenn. Fraser presiding.
The Secretary Of the Senate called the roll of
Senators-quorum present.
The Chief Clerk called the roll of Assemtlymen-
quorum present.
Secretary Boruck read the minntes of yesterdays
Joint Convention, which were approved
THE INAUGURATION.
AT LIS the Joint Convention rose to receive the
Governor and Lieutenant. Governor. The Governor
elect and escort came forward and took places near
the Speakers desk, conducted by the Joint Com
mittee OF Arrangements, Lieutenant Governor John
son and Speaker Cowdery in the chair
The report Of the Joint Convention was then read
The LIEUTENANT GovERNoR--Th Chairman of the
Committee of Arrangements has announced to the
Chair that the Governor and Lieutenant-G Governor
elect are present and ready to be sworn in as Gov
ernor and Lieutenant Governor. Hon S. c. benson
will now administer the oath of office.
The oath of office then administered
prayer offered by Rev. Mr.. Dwinell.
GOVERNOR IRWIN Ladies' and gentlemen: now
have the honor and the pleasure Of introducing to
YOU the Hon. GeorgeC. Perkins, whose inaugura-
ton as Governor OF this State you have assembled
to witness. thpplause.
Governor-elect Perkins then delivered his inaug-
ural address, complete report of which will be
found on the fourth page Of this paper.
At the conclusion of the address the minutes of
the joint session were read and approved
The Governor-elect then subscribed to the oath of
efice, and the Joint Convention ON motion of sen
ator Baker, adjourned sine die
The Senate then withdrew to the Senate Chamber
IN ASSEMBLY.
Mr.. SPENCER - Mr.. Speaker, | move that this
House now adjourn in honor and in commemora-
ton OF the battle Of New Orleans
Adopted, and the Assembly stood adjourned until
tomorrow at IL O'clock.