Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-01-22

any such course of action, and it is not to the best
| interest Of the State.
Mr.. BRAuNHART hoped the resolution would be
| adopted. He saw no reason why matter should be
| cut of by motion to adjourn and thrown into un-
| finished business.
| Mr.. Cook in favor of any resolution that
, would expedite business There is but short time
In which to do the business, and he hoped the reso
| luton would be adopted He protested against 50
| many speeches on unimportant matters to take up
| the time.
Mr.. Fox said he had not met with the Committee
| on Rules, but his observation had led him 10 be-
lieve that this would be very disastrous move
Day after day the House viii be confined to the one
order of business He would be in favor of bring
| ing the file on at an earlier hour Vi the day.
| Mr.. CARR of Yuba opposed the resolution ANY
| one who wants 10 introduce bills cannot have a
! chance to do so. The House will be completely
| tied up 1t is an unheard.of rule.
Mr.. MclNTosH opposed the resolution Those who
have their bills in now will have them considered
before any her bill can be introduced.
Mr.. HARDY said it departure, and it
acts upon the assumption that the House will con-
tnue to argue frivolous matters. Gr.at injury will
| result from the adoption of it.
| Mr. MAT said he did not claim to be the embOdi
| ment OF wisdom, but he spoke from experience. We
have in the order OF business the concentrated wis
dom OF 500 years. 1t will take week to clear the
present file, and the House will be closed to the re-
ports of committees, against messages from the
Governor and the Senate; no petitions, no reports
OF committees and the House ncarcerates itself in
| an iron cell. He hoped the committee that recon-
| mended 1t would repent, and vote against it them
selves.
Mt MULHoLLAND moved to lay it on the table.
Mr. MolNrosH moved to indefinitely postpone the
| resolution.
| The CHAIR said if it was postponed it could mot
be brought up again during the session.
Mr. MuLHoLLAND withdrew his motion, and the
| resolution was Indefinitely postponed
| Mr.. MERRY from the Committee on Claims, re-
ported back Assembly Resolution No. T. recon-
mending adoption (nileage for the Prison Commit
| tee) The resolution adopted
| Mr. BRowS, OF the Committee on Corporations,
withdrew their report on Assembly Bill No. lO9.
Mr. MCCARTHY presented a report from the San
Francisco delegation, reporting back Assembly Bill
No. 81, recommending its passage.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
By Mr. SISoN-an Act to prevent discrimination
by gas companies lit provides that the price shall
be uniform to all consumers.l Referred to Com
! mittee on Corporations.
| BY Mr. MAYBELL-An Act to prevent the employ
J ment OF prisoners on contracts. Provides that no
prisoner, either of the State, county, or city and
county, shall have his services hired out let
contracted to any person, and 10 prisoner shall la
bor except direc ly for the State or county, city
and county, in which he happens to be prisoner.I
| Referred TO Committee on Judiciary
| BY Mr. GAfFEY-An Act to compel banks to pub
lish an account of moneys of deceased persons lOf
this bill the author says: "This Act wi compel
all persons doing a banking business and having
moneys or other yaluables on deposit, belonging to
deceased persons, to publish the same twice year
| i'll the months of January and July for the period
of thirty days and if after the leliod of ten years
no heir claimant appears and Establishes his claim
si s"s PioPyd 80 IePoslDcu sisi Gscle1I 10 te
1'''.e .ol puDc schooi purposes; IL Is wen known
that there savings banks in this State who have
hundreds of thousands of dollars in their possession
at present, and believe that ii the heirs cannot be
% o,e iiones siouu 80 u 'he S'a'e iof euuca
| By Mr. CAMERoN-An Act to amend the Code so
| as to prevent the unnecessary expense OF summons
iIS Peiooi' ~ "e' Ol iuIie' ~io are no' qudlineu
Py reason ol no' speaking 'he Ehsilsh language
| Us Us ~" 80, -, 80 A., a.. l.. .. -
e., ~ ~ H. -. D. ~ "tt - .'io'
ioi tHe ce1a VI 'ie 9tte otIl1 ci Eid'l!@I'ioh
| by MI. Oooh-Ah AcV III feia'oh 70 Ioaos ana
nig,l~ays. n, "a, ,,e, -.
Dy Mr' nAhhsDAh An 1acG ailenGIls oec'lVh 4ooS oI
Ie Coue Vi CSl PROCEDURE III feia'ioh 10 the estates
vi oece'seu pelsohs. ,,c
by Mr. LSVEh-An Act amending the renal Cede-
| lis OBJECT Is 10 ehdeaVor 10 suppress gambling
more effectualy than at present, and compel con-
stables ana ponce ofiicers 10 DO thelr duty.l
NOTICES.
Nr ucn,rv ,,,vo ,,otice thu. bo ,,or,d on to.r,or
rou ,nora 70 incrooso tbe C,or,nI;tae M, Edrcatio
| ~, NJ 49, rosnirt;n 10, u tha Snr,,oit
,aS on % Forastt, UonoStoadS od & H Wononni,.
| cIeIt i,rty Befeyred to Con,nitrea on Attpcbes
|
REPORTS
| Mr. MoRRY presented report from the Committee
| on Claims recommending the passage of the reso-
| luton TO pay for the expenses of inauguration
The resolution was adopted
number OF bills were read a second time
| amended and ordered printed.
vor,ovs Avn vvso,rr,oxs
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| by Mr. MoRsE-N hereas, large amount or mail
matter Is constantly being transmitted from the
iost"Hlce ol the racine slope 10 the ueau letter
ONCE at Washington, which matter Is Increased IN
consequence OF the recent order OF the Postnaster
General relative 70 the mode OF addressing letters
ahG Whereas Ihe ueiay incident 10 such iran shsSloh
Is the cause ci serious inconvenience and even pc
cunlary loss TO the people OF the Pacific coast;
therefore,
| Resolved, by the Assembly, the Senate concur
rhg, ihat our senators ana Representatives III Con
greSs ue ana tey are heItDy requested 10 use Their
| Dest ehutaEorS 70 OBTAIN Jhe esaDlshment at san
rIdhCisco VI d uedi le-tcF oice ana luFVher, that
the Governor oe requested to furnish copy OF this
Tesoutioh 20 c!ih oI our senators ana kepfesenta-
uVes AuCPteu Dy unanimous vote
- bN hL' PIX lsiL.Aiio"ln@ Ihs 9onllplttee on state
Hospitals leave OF absence to visit certain nstitu-
| uVns' AuoPted.
by ar' COLEMAN resolution Hhhtins Inc
amount OF stationery allowed to each committee to
! so;
MI foA--Hir' speaker neiie'e Is nIca IN econ
oiiy as 4'y 9theI ge!isle'an mere, oIg I 10 IoI De
eNG III tiLdV my ?i scoLoS Wien VII eiLpirIa:s
tie business ol !ls tuuse. 10 noI know no" II
may turn out WIN oylier colllitees, DuI II IS per
lyc'iy 9P!tIeHv tdy .s H'I'dlioii WIZ enodIit.sS
'iie "u"''! w "'V oei'S'e '"''' ViiS
peoi uese Una. tis .: any o'eI col'A!SSee ! sn.'l4
iurls' sa.iIleIS d. Islt oSn W pens 1 ne eoi
@ a la 80 t ot u, 9t "3i , " W.. ie4Ste i
'ousiuS' % s 1G.o i.ou''. ~, VI oeao.s y Il IGu p
'' ~ va 4.'J"''O w ~ i''0N' ''ii'' ~ /
| iesylu',1" - .lI"lse anu u"J1s" ....
'ii -. .Pe,iNei; was Hiii'c c'lilihS Jis'
suGn ; ~ ts' @ se III t.le Ias. 10 y
e,Sht hours seh.,ell Il H9V hI0"i 10 me me leiSoh,
any me- lio IA No Goil4uo.s VI ViI9 o"iVGi, 9uu
'u,aisieu me l"' haNiis Ih"ouuceu d [eSoi,'ioh
s'"ihS Ci i.G1 VI % 'iiAe ~ raltS
loF stationery "iIiouV oelns hIi,'eu IN aulJInI'
stationerv dTots at tbe eynense of the state That
the practice here oore had been in this State-not
| TO put too fine point upon it-for Charmen OF com
mitees to steal stationery-to commit petit larceny
upon the State for the purpose Of establishing
themselves and their friends in business in the sta
| tionery line. Well, had not the honor Of the
| gentleman5 acquaintance, but l assured him
| that [ believed such had not been the
| practice, and that | was not alarmed |
about any of the ChaTmen stealing stationery from
| the State. I may as well say it here and now, but
let whisper it, so it may not get out say it
here because ne dared me to say 1t upon TINS hoor
I n1vsaIf have t1I'an b nansr ont of tho commit
foo roo,n md drafted hin an IL o,,d 7 am oanor tn
do :, o,;,, II ,,o,t IN y,rto y Letter in tba ,,,
mit+oaroon, I will take the states r,aner and write
a Letter ON it and viii mt II IN an enveloD mid
for b,, tbe sat- and nrt stamn on Il maid for Inv
tba Stota MIR Nav thnn nrncpede6 IN road n la
| ~ .be onoourts Tr5un bv committee of tbe Iast
sjnT sb,ri,, that tha,!! bad narc~ boe, ,,,-,, a,
ta,r1nt oIJ scnntino The idea that onI Lonoyy,bIa
r,a, s,od Ia1J bir,saif to e,,cb ret;t IaTcorI
W u,rry All not tb;,,I, the rssojntinn oi,t os
Iaoa 10 tbo,%bt s55 sr,tt;cenf for on co,n,nit+eo
p'SIr NJ Gn',r - t,nt,e,na, ba,e st;oJ 70 nv
oeati,or ,yho arc crhairT1.1 nj con1,oittees tTt
So i1 Wv. - 80 stat;or, ht no,id -
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