Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-03-05

Assembly Concurrent Resolution No 10 with
| drawa; also, Assembly Bill No 173-indefinite post
ponemeut; also. Assembly Bill No: 222-Eeeom-
mend ng withdrawal Assembly Bill No. 4l6-
| recommending indefinite p0s;ponement.
| Engrossment-A number of bills were reported
back correctly engrossed.
| Enroilment-Ihe committee reported several biil5
| correctly enrolled.
Federal Relations committee reported back
Senate resolutions relative to postal departments
| recommending passage.
Irrigation -fhe committee reported back q sub
stitGte for Assembly 3 Il No. 255-recommending
passage of substitute also Assembly Bill No. 4l4
recommending reference TO judiciary Committee
State Hospitas-The committee reported hack
Assembly Bill No, S50-rec ommen ling that tdo !
pass, and that Senate Bill No. 3S5 be substituted
therefor.
Swamp Lands-The committee reported back
Senate Bill No. 2i5-feconnnendng passage.
water Rights and Drainage-The committee re-
ported back Assembly Bill No. 333-recommendipg
reference to Committee on Irrigation.
Ways and Means-1he committee reported lack
Assembly Bills Nos. 229 and 397-r recommending that
they do not pass. Also, Assembly Bill No. ISL
| recommending passage as amended Assembly Bill
No. 160-recommending withdrawal Assembly Bill
No. SS-recommending withdrawal Assembly Bill
No 3Sl-witiout recommendation.
Mr. McIsTosu, from the Special Committee On
Conference. the disagreement as TO Senate Bill
No. So, relating to deputy clerks of the Supreme
Court, reported on compromise at 81 500 year
tor the clerks.
San Franc-co Delegation-The committee report
cd resolution reporting that sub-e committee Wis
Pennsylvania avenue and the committee were entitled
to mileage at the rate of ZIG 50 each. The resolu-
ton WAS adopted.
THE LAST OF THE TROUBLE.
Mr MArBEIL wanted the special committee on his
case to report, SO as to have it settled.
Mr. MAY moved that the whole matter be iudsfi-
nitely postponed. Carried unanim usly.
NRw puyR
Mr. CoRcoRAN offered new rule, to have night
sessions two evenings each week. Adopted unani-
| mously.
RECONSIDERATION.
Mr. BRAuNHARr moved to reconsider the resolu-
ton excluding ens Kearney.
Mr. LEvEg moved the previous question, and the
House refused to reconsider.
INTRODUCTION oP BILLS.
BY Mr. FRAsER-An Act to pay the claim OF the
Reclamation Fund Commissioners.
By Mr. CooPER-Coneurrent resolution in refer
ence to asking Congress to have lighthouse estab-
lished at Point st. George the northern coast of
California for the better protection of the commerce
of the coast
BY Mr. CAMRos-An Ae. to enable a bridge to be
built across the bay of San Leandro.
BY Mr. MoRsR-An Act to amend Section 1880 OF
the Political Code, relative to fixing the fees of Dis
tnct Attorneys.
FIRST READING OF BILLS.
The bills formerly introduced were read and re-
ferred. Senate bills were also read and referred.
SECOND READING OF BILLS.
Assembly Bill No. 374-An Act for the promotion
OF the vinicultural industries Of the State 10y Mr.
Adams.
The committee amendments were adopted.
MIR. BRAuNHARF moved to amend 50 as TO make
the Commission hold Office for two years instead CT
four. Lost.
Before the reading finished Mr.. TYLER moved
to strike out the enacting clause.
TAKE DOWN THE LANGUAGE
While Mr. Braunhart was speaking Mr.. ADAMS
slid he stating a falsehood.
Mr.. BRAUNHAET demanded that the language be
taken down, and it was ordered.
The bill was discussed at some length, Messrs.
ADAMS MAyBELL DEL VALLg, BRowN OF Sonoma,
LEACH, McDADE, NAY, CAMRoN, FELTON, and others
speaking in lis favor, and Messrs. YORK. BRAUN
HART, TYLER, MULHoLLAND, ANTHONY, Blu BRUTz,
BENNETT, LANE, CoRCoRAY and MClNTosH against.
On motion of Mr.. MESSENGER, the previous Ques
ton was ordered and the motion to strike out the
enacting clause was lost by vote of 26 to As.
Mr.. TYLER moved to make it special order for
April lst.
Mr.. MEDALLION moved to lay the motion on the
table. Carried.
Mr.. Lanes amendment was lost.
Mr.. MULHoLLAED moved TO strike out Section s.
Mr.. MulhoIand's motion lost.
Mr.. FELTON, moved to amend by authorizing the
Regents to direct the Professor OF Agriculture to
make such experiments may be necessary to ana
lyZe specimens Of Soils wines, brandes and grapes
as may be brought there.
At squarter past Mr.. ADAMS moved the previous
question the amendment, which was ordered
The amendment was lost.
Mr.. TYLER offered substitute for paying Arpad
Haraszthy s. 600, which ruled ont of order
Mr.. TYLER offered another substitute which was
declared out OF orer TT provided for 500 600
establish a department for the manufacture Of wine
and brandy.l
Mr. TYLER appealed.
During this discussion the utmost confusion pre-
vailed, and points of order were piled upon points
of order.
MIR. T1LEr withdrew lis appeal.
MIR. Fox slowed amendment to Section s, by
striking out portions OF the secton and moved the
previous question, which vas ordered.
The roll was called and the amendment was lost
by vote of 80 to 81.
Mr. MULHoLLAND moved to amend by striking out
portions OF the section in relation experimental
disljeres at the University
Mr.. TYLER moved to refer it to Committee on
Claims.
Mr. McCAL' ioS moved to re- refer TO the Committee
on the Culture OF the Grape.
The last motion was lost, as was thc first.
Mr. CoRCORAE moved that it be referred to the
Committee Public Morals.
The ayes and noes were demanded
Mr.. B2AUNHART moved to adjourn. Lost.
The roll vas called the motion to refer to the
Committee on Public Morals, and it was SO referred
by vote of 81 to 36
Mr. DEL VALE gave notice that he would move to
reconsider.
five minutes rule, which doss not apply to the
Committee of the Whole.
hr. Fox offered to withdraw it on account of the
discussion pTovoksd. Leave was granted.
Mr.. BRAUNIART moved 70 take recess.
Mr.. McDADE moved to adjourn.
The ayes and noes were called, and the motion to
adjourn was carried by vote of AZ to 81.