Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-04-05


| Recess.
AFTERNOON SESSION
Assembly recOnvened at o'clock P. NJ, Mr..
Tyler in the chair.
| Mr.. SToDDARD introduced bill out OF order to
| regulate the weight and size of barrels in which
articles to be sold by weight and measure packed
Ordered printed.
Consideration of the State Prison bill was re-
| sumed.
Mr.. LEACH offered an amendment, that no convict
skilled labor should be let by at less
| price than one dollar per day.
| Adopted.
The vote by which Mr.. Bruner amendment was
adopted was reconsdered, and on motion of Mr..
Fox, the pay of the State Prison Directors was
stricken out, and they allowed Is cents mileage.
| The clerks salary raised to 81 500.
| The Assembly refused to reconsider the amend
ment OF Mr.. Corcoran-ayes 81, noes 35.
The bill was ordered printed, and made the order
of the day for Monday.
| MESSAGE FEoM THE GOVERNOR.
message was received from the Governor ap-
| proving the following Assembly bills:
| No. 42-An Act to confer upon the Superior Court
of each county and the Judge thereof the powers
heretofore possessed by the District, County and
Probate Courts of such county and the Judges
| thereof.
| No. 43-An Act to amend Sections 1ls0 and 11S1
| of Act entitled Act to establish Civil Code,
approved March q, 1872 relating to the proof and
acknowledgment OF instruments.
No. 102-An Act relating to the appointment Of
aliens to positions under State, county, city town
officials.
No. 165-An Act TO repeal an Act entitled an Act
to change the Orthography of the name OF a town in
| Shasta county.
No ls1-To amend the Political Code, relative to
| the State Board OF Equalization.
No 203-To provide for appeals from judgments.
NORMAL SCHOOL.
The special committee to which was referred Sen
ate Bill No. 1886 presented their report recommend
| ing amendments to the same
| Mr. BRAUNHART moved to strike out Nevada City
and Reading
| Mr. GoRLEY moved to strike out Section g. which
would cut off all the places mentioned in previous
amendments, and place the erection OF the building
in the hands of the Trustees, with appropriation
| CT 5000 900. Los-ayes q, noes 81.
| Mr. BRAUNHARTs motion was withdrawn.
| Mr.. MEDALLION offered an amendment, that
| Chinese labor be employed. Adopted.
| Mr.. LEvEE offered to amend by striking out all
the amendments except to appropriate $1,000 to
Santa Rosa and to appropriate nothing to San jose
Mr. SIMON moved to insert slo5, 900 instead of
100000. Lost.
Mr. MATHEWS moved to amend by inserting in the
| first section 100000 and in the third section
authorizing the Board OF Trustees to select suitable
| sites for two schools-one in the northern
and one in the southern portion of the State-no
appropriation for the latter to be made this year.
Carried-ayes 49, noes 2S.
Mr. BRAUNHART moved toindeinitely postp 1ne the
| bill.
On this motion to indefinitely postpone quite
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charged that there were bands of lobbyists about in
favor OF San Jose and the evidence before them
upon the floor of the House. While friend of San
Jose he objected to the tactics used and wanted
postpone the bill. At the close of his speech, Mr.
ADAMS arose and said that he desired to protest
| against the actions and remarks made by senator
| Baker.
| The SPEAKER-Senator Baker is not on this floor.
| Mr.. ADAMs-Yes sir he is here.
The SPEAKER-Ths will not be entertained unless
Senator Baker has said or done something to bring
! him under the rules.
| Mr.. ADAMs-He is on the floor and | wish to
| state
| Mr.. MATHEws-Mr. Speaker, wish to explain. l
stand hostile to Normal Schools, and it will not be
well for anyone to insinuate that have been influ-
enced by Senator Baker anyone else, for | have
not. This amendment has originated with me- as
solution of the difficulty, and am wholly respon-
sible for it. Be careful as to what you say
| Mr.. ADAMs-Mr Speaker, not referring to
| the gentleman. was going to state what Senator
| Baker has done on this floor
| The SPEAKER-The Chair will not listen to one
word Of this unless Senator Baker is brought to the
| bar of the House.
| Mr.. ADAAs-I W II ask that Senator Baker be
brought to the bar of the House.
The SPEAKER stated that this could not be enter
tained by the Chair unless charge was prepared in
proper form, and the matter here ended.
The motion toindefinitely postpone was lost-ayes
| II, noes 55 and Mr. BRAUNHART moved to reconsider
the vote by which the amendment of Mr.. Mathews
was adopted Lost-ayes %, noes A. u
On motion of Mr.. LANE, the bill amended was
ordered printed and made the order of the day for
| Monday.
Assembly Bill No. AIS, relative to a Mining Bu-
reau, made the order of the day for TUESDAY
On motion of Mr. HARDY, the Assembly adjourned
until Monday morning