Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-01-08
ASSEMBLY.

| Senate auJOurneu.
ASSEMBLY.
SACRAMENTO, January 7, 1850.
The Assembly met pursuant to adjournment at II
| O'clock Speaker Cowdery in the chair.
| Roll ralled and quorum present.
| Prayer by the Chaplain, kev. Mr.. Bentley.
Journal of yesterday read and approved.
MESSAGES FROM THE SENATE.
A message was received from the Senate an
nouncng that the Senate had concurred in the AS
sembly joint resolutions in reference to meeting in
Joint Convention, and in relation to other matters
connected with the Inauguration.
COMMITTEES APPOINTED
The SPEAKER-The Chair will announce the fol.
lowing committees
Committee on Rules Young, Merry, Fox Carl
baldi and Coffman.
Judiciary Committee-Fox, Morse, Tyler, Merry,
Young, Bruner, Del Vale, wasson OF Ventura
Hardy, McCarty, Cooper, Corcoran and Walker.
Committee on Attaches-Brooks, Gorley, Streeter
| and Morse.
Joint Committee to wait upon the Governor and
Lieutenant Governor elect - Tyler, Mccarthy and
| Del Vale.
Committee to wait upon Governor Irwin-Merry,
Braunhart and Spencer.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES
Mr.. MCCARTHY, of San Francisco, presented
report from the San Francisco delegation in favor
of the passage of the bill to repeal the San Fran
| cisco Water Act The delegation stood Is IN favor
of repseling to l against.
| MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS
By Mr. CoRcoRAN-ReSolred, That the Postmis.
tress be authorized to appoint Postoffice Page at
per diem of 50, payable out of the contingent
fund of the Assembly
| Referred to Committee on Attaches.
By Mr.. MCCARTHY, of San Francisco Resolved,
That the San Francisco delegation be- and they are
| hereby authorized to employ clerk at the same
per diem as paid clerks of other committees to be
| paid out of the contingent fHnd of the Assembly
| Referred to Committee Contingent Expenses.
BY Mr.. HARDY-Resolved, That the Sergea. tat
| Arms Of the Assembly be and he is hereby author
lied to appoint Porter Of Committee Rooms Of the
| Assembly.
| Referred to Committee on Attaches
By Mr. LEAcH-Resolved, That by. authority OF
Section %, Article 4, of the new Constitution,
the Sergeant Arms and Secretary of State be and
are hereby instructed to provide each member upon
his order with such newspapers and postage stamps
| as he NAV require, the whole not exceeding the
sum OF S25 provided IN case members prefer pur-
chasing their own supplies they be allowed to do
so, and that such members be allowed s25 in ad-
dition to their per diem.
Adopted.
| By Mr. CHANDLER-Resolred, That the Sergeant.
alarms be and is hereby authorized and directed
to take from the Postoce and express office letters
and papers for members, and deliver the same at
| the desk of the Postmistress OF the Assembly.
Adopted.
| By Mr. BRooks-Resolred, That the Speaker of the
| Assembly be permitted TO appoint page for the
Speakers desk at the same per diem as the other
| pages receive.
Referred to Committee on Attaches.
| By Mr.. MERRY ReS0tUed That Master Vim. FL.
Carlson be appointed Postoffice Page OF the Assem-
bly, at the per diem paid to the other pages
to be paid out Of the contingent fund of the Assem-
! bly,.
! Referred to Committee Attaches.
MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE.
The Secretary of the Senate asked if the body
would be ready to receive the Senate IN joint con-
vention at II O'Clock. The Clerk of the Assembly
was directed to return an affirmative reply.
BILL oUr OF ORDER.
Mr.. BRAUNHART introduced bill out of order,
which read and referred
SENATE MESSAGE.
The Assembly took up the Senate's concurrent
resolution in relation to meeting in joint session at
/ u o'clock, and concurred.
NOTICES OF BILLS.
BY Mr. BRUNER-Notice of the introduction of a
| bill to provide for the appointment of Court Com
missioners and define their duties.
/ By Mr.. MAl-NOtice OF bill to repeal an Act en-
poweriug the Board of Supervisors of the City and
| County of San Francisco to appoint a Boiler In
spector
By Mr. GoRLEY-Notice OF bill to limit and reg.
ulate the sale of mining and other stocks Also
bill to define the rights and pryileres of aliens in
the State of California. Also bill to punish and
prevent crime Also an Act to prevent malfeasance
in Office Also 20 secure to the state such system
of public schools will tend to promote the we'll
being Of the country. Also an Act to define and
limit the rights of land owners in the State of Cal
ifornia.
BY Mr.. CUrHBERr- Notice of bill to protect cit
I liens in business against alien competition.
| By Mr.. MAY-Notice of bill in relation to dep-
uties and assistants of County Clerks.
BY Mr.. MCCARTY-Notice of bill to regulate
public schools in the State of California
On motion of Mr.. MCCARTHY the Assembly took
| recess until II O'Clock.
IN JOINT SESSION.
The Assembly was called to order at u o'clock,
and mess ge was sent to the Senate notifying that
body that the Assembly was ready to receive them
At IL o'clock the President and members of the
Senate filed into the Chamber and took their seats
the Lieutenant Governor and Speaker Cowdery pre-
siding.
The roll was then called.
The Secretary of the Senate then read the Joint
resolution under which the two houses met.
President johnson appointed Senators Sather-
white and Co ger, and Speaker Cowdery appointed
Messrs. Fox and McCarty, as tellers
cANvAssING THE VOTE.
The Speaker and President proceeded to open the
returns. The figures were read off, and stood as
follows:
Perkins 67, ,066 White, A, i,4s2; Glenn, Al e65:
Clark and scattering, H. Mansfield, 81 2S4 Chase
81 226 Reed, 49, 1888 Andrus, AZ 40: scattering rs
rhe Speaker then declared George c. Perkins and
John W. Mansfield elected Governor and Lieuten.
ant-GOvernor of the State OF California.
The Joint Convention then took recess until to-
morrow at u o'clock.
The Assembly called to order after the de.
parture of the Senate.
On motion OF Mr. MCCARTHY, the Assembly took
a recess until half-rast 2.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Assembly met at half-past O'Clock
The Speaker announced that he had appointed as
the Committee on Military Affairs Messrs Gorley.
Brown of Yuba, Ward, Hines and Lane.
SECOND READING or BILLS.
Assembly Bill No. 3-An Act to protect laborers
on public worksread at length and referred to the
Judiciary Committee.
Assembly Bill No. Am Act to amend Section
435 of the Penal Code in relation to the issuance of
licenses to aliens-read and referred to Committee
on Judiciary.
Assembly Bill No. 5--An Act to amend Section
3059 of the Poll ical Code-read and referred to
| Committee on judiciary.
Assembly Bill No. Gan Act to transfer the
records papers, and business of the Courts existing
on the 3lst day Of December 1879 in this State to
the Courts now existing therein-read and referred
to Committee on Judiciary.
! Assembly Bill No . An Act entitled an Act to
make the Code of Civil Procedure and the Penal
! Code of California the rule Of action in the Courts
as at present organiZed-read and referred 20 Com
| mittee on judiciary.
Assembly Bill No Am Act to amend sections
I47 las and l49 OF Act entitled Act to estab-
lish Code of Civil Procedure, approved March IL,
1872 relating to the seals of Cour'.s-read and
| referred to Committee Judiciary.
Assembly Bill No. SAN Act to amend sections
275 276 ond 277 Of Act entitled AN Act to estab-
lish Code Of Civil Procedure, approved March II,
read and referred to Committee N Judiciary
Assembly Bill No. IAN Act to repeal an Act au.
| thorzing the city and county Of San Francisco to
build and maintain water wofks-read and placed
on the file.
MORE BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr.. MAY-An Act to define and regulate the
government OF the State Prison of California-
| refe red 20 Committee State Prison.
By Mr.. Fox-An Act 20 amend the Political Code
in reference TO licenses prohibits the issuance OF
licenses to any but citizens, or those eligible t.
become such.l
An Act to repeal che San Francisco Water Act O
lS74an Aetwhica awas practically superseded by tn,
Roge s Act OF 1876, under which, as Mr.. Fox says
an effort Is now being made to defeat the Constitu
tion, by securing Judgment against the city, which
cannot be submitted to vote of the people
An Act to repeal the Water Rate Act, commonly
known as the Roach Act, - which has been decided
by the Supreme Court TO be unconstitutional.
An Act to amend the State Prison Act, so as L
make It conform to the Constitution.
Ar. Act to amend the Codes in reference to tn,
: Courts OF justice and Judicial offices