Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-16
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SACRAMENTO, April 15.--SEN.
ATE-Pardee, Chairman of the Fl.
nance Committee, presented ma.
jority and q minority report on AS.
sembly bill No. IL, an Act making
appropriations to pay the def1cieD.
cies for the thirty-second fiscal
year. The minority report Is signed
by Pardee, and holds that the bill
10 Unconstitutional. The bill was
read second time and Wendell
called attention to the fact that 1t
contains more than one item Of ap-
propriation, and not being gen.
eral appropriation bill was directly
In conflict with the Constitution.
Satterwhite and Davis held that
the bill was part OF the general APP
preparation.
y Sears moved to recommit the
bill to the Finance Com mittee.
The Engrossment Committee re-
ported the Apportionment bill en-
johnson moved to take it up.
Carried.
Enos raised the poiut of order
that two-thirds vote was re-
Quired.
The chair decided that MAORI.
ty was sufficient.
Satterwhite appealed from the
decision, and speaking to the ques
tion pronounced it Il ruthless
trampling of parliamentary rules.
Enos also spoke vigorously, de-
nouncing 1t as a partisan ruling.
Chase spoke In favor Of SUSTAIN
ing the chair.
Roll called and the decision Of
the chair was overruled.
Various motions were made, and
nllibustering appeared to be the
tatics of the Democrats.
The Tax Levy bill came from
the Assembly, and was referred to
the Finance Committee.
On motion of PaIdee, Euos,
Wendell and Sears were added to
the Finance Committee.
Eattsrwhite said, you have now
added three Senators to the Com.
mittee who expressed themselves
against the deficiency.
The Deficiency bill was ordered
to the file and not referred to the
Finance Committee.
COnger rendered his resignation
as Q member of the Committee, and
1t was accepted. Recess.
AssEMBLY-KellOgg (Dem.), Of
Plumas, introduced the following:
WHEREAS, The Governor of tue
State OF California, in his procls-
nation Issued on March "a, 1851,
calling an extra session of the Leg
islsture to meet on April 4, states
that the extra session is convened
for the period Of twentysdays, and
recognizing the fact that the
time as mentioned is full
ly sufficient In which to
transact all the necessary Iegiti-
mate legislation required under
said proclamation, and believing
that while the people of the State,
excepting many Republican candi-
dates for nomination for Congress
men, are not only feeling anxious
to hear that the present Legisla.
ture has adjourned over until that
"sweet by and by" therefore,
RESOLVED, By the Assembly, the
Senate concurring. that the Presi.
dent Of the Senate and the Speaker
Of the Assembly do, at the hour of
IL NJ. on the 23d day Of April, 1881,
declare the extra session of the
twenty.fourth Legislature of the
State Of Observation-Disclosures sine
die.
Murphy moved to refer 1t to the
Committee on ApporttOnment. The
motion was carried amid applause
and laughter.
Assembly bill No. 7, An Act to
divide the State into Senatorial
and Assembly districts, by Platt,
came up for first reading.
Harrison moved to refer the bill
to the Committee on Apportion-
ment, for the reason that bill was
coming from the Senate and 1t was
the desire Of all that all the bills
should be considered together.
Plat and Matthews. of Tenama,
consented to the arrangement, say
ing that 1t had been agreed on be-
tween the Republicans and Demo-
Gratis.
Kellogg opposed the reference,
charging the Democrats with q de-
sire to skulk.
Roll called and the motion to re-
fer carried, ayes, 81; noes, 8.
sOn motion Of Griffith 1t was or.
dered to meet tomorrow morning
at 10 o'clock, when the House ad-
jeurned.
Recess was taken till half past IL
O'Clock to await the return Of the
Tax Levy bill from the printer.
On reassembllng, the Tax Levy
bill was read.
Hoitt moved to refer and to
amend by reducing the levy for the
school fund to 81, SOC, 900. Rul-
ed out of order ON the ground that
1t had been defeated once. The bill
was then finally passed.
There being no further business
before the House, recess until two
O'Clock was taken.
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