Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-01-13

By Mountaineering Section s67 OF the Code OF
Civil Procedure To repeal Sections t49 aud oe' o.
the Code of Civil Procedure commi''ee oi ."
dietary .,,a ps,.,
By Nicol-To add a new section 70 tine fenai
Code, relating to the sale oil firearms 10 niinois
Committee on Judiciary ~ .r,s
BY Smith-Relating to taking ana hiiiine Vi h@
Committee on Fish and Game. :, ,a
By Heath-In relation to the preservation Oh ga'ne
and fish. Committee on Fish and Game.
By Terry-To provide for the governns;n;; ~ CO..
nicipal cor porations. COMMITTEE On AiuniS'pi W.
By Cutter-To amend Sections and II, IN rela-
ton to forming agricultural districts ana provieg
for Agricultural Associations and management Wy
the State Committee Agriculture:
By Weaver -Relsting to fling OF intormauohs gy
District Attorneys Committee on Judiciary. 10
amend Section $50 OF the Penal Coue' ie'A''Ds "
gaming Committee on Public Morass
Fv tsry-To provide for increasing the wafer sup
pIy Of the Deal, Dumb and Blind Asylum Com
mittee on Public Buildings and GROUNDS.
By Campbell-In relation TO summons ana ser'ice
thereof Committee on Judiciary.
n Rowers-In relation to roads and highways.
Committee on Roads and Highways nm.
By .rwin-In relation to establishing tne Fanuity
of marriage Committee on Judiciary.
By 0'Connor-Amending ssction COZ VI ONN
Code. Committee on Judiciary.
RESOLUTIONS.
The following resolutions were adopted
By Campbell-rhat 1000 copies OF the Governors
inaugural address be printed.
By Nicola concurrent resolution proViding ior
Joint meeting of the Committee OF the Senate and
Assembly on Roads and Highways.
That two copies of Assembly file be placed on
desks of members.
That the Committee on Attaches and Employ s be
directed to inquire as to the number OF committee
clerks necessary, and the committees requiring them
That Kerrick be changed from Committee on APP
portionment to Committee on Agriculture, and that
Fortna he changed from Committee on agriculture
to Apportionment
That several bills to amend laws relating to gam
ka drNlrs lRnr
they al be referred to the Committee on Public
Morals.
That the State Printer be directed to print 40
copies additional to the number prescribed by law
Of all bills which have been introduced or may be
introduced in the Assembly.
Regarding the vacancy caused by the death of
Hon. w. L. Morton, late Assenblyman-elect from
Kern and Tulare counties with the affidavit OF Z. j.
Clark as to his death and BURIAL and that the Gov
ernor be requested TO order, at early day, spe
cal election to fill such vacancy
The following resolution was introduced by Gran
ger
ResolUed, That the Committee on Corporations be
hereby instructed to institute all due and proper
inquest into the off al acts OF the late retired Rail-
road Commissioners, in respect to the following sub
jects of inquiry:
/. What portion of their time has been devoted
to the discharge of the duties of their Office during
the term just expired and what portion OF their
time was devoted TO established unofficial bust
ness other than the management Of their personal
aAd real estate owned by them previous to their
election.
2. whether said Commissioners, either Of them,
during their term OF office may have made any ex-
traordnary acquisition of property over and above
the income of their salary diminished by expenses
Of individual and family support.
g. Whether the rates OF railroad transportation in
this State have been materially reduced any sub
stantial relief to the oppressed Industries thereof
has resulted from any official acts OF said Commis-
sioners- -
A. Whether said Commissioners, or either OF
them have shown q dereliction of duty to the in
terests of this Commonwealth by knowingly per.
hitting systematic casual discrimination in
charges or facilities of transportation between per-
sons or places, or otherwise, by any railroad or
other transportation company, or have shown in
competency corruption in office, and, II either,
whether the State has been damnified thereby, as
well as the extent OF the injury sounding In uam-
ages.
That in carrying such inquest, said committee be
and hereby empowered to send for persons and pa
pers, to examine into and administer oaths, ana 10
exercise powers thereunto not inconsistent with
law or legislative prerogative, and that they do re-
port their action hereon to this Assembly at their
earliest convene ce
Adopted BY a unanimous vote, after motion by
Cutter to lay on the table until the report Of the
Commissioners was received had been voted down.
The following resolution referred to Commit
tee Attaches and Employees: That Charles Ross
be appointed doorkeeper, per diem "a; that Mrs.
A. Andrews be appointed doorkeeper, per diem
81 that ]. L. OBrien be appointed night watch
m n, per diem IS that Frank Holbrook be ap-
Bib offered resolution that there be added to
the list of standing committees a committee to be
styled Committee on Cities and Counties OF the
First Glass to consist of the delegations nom such
cities and counties contain over 100000 inhab-
tants according to census of 1880.
Bills were introduced out of order as follows:
By Campbell To amend Section 1857 of the Code
OF Civil Procedure, in relation to filing of liens by
mechanics laborers and others, and simplifying the
form of such lien. Committee on Judiciary
On resolution of Murdoch, and adopted, the
Sergeant-at- Arms directed to furnish the state
Librarian five copies Of every bill introduced Ia the
Assembly.
BY Ryan-In relation to mechanics liens. Com
mittee on Judiciary
By Bowers-To amend Section 1880, in relation to
issuance of bonds in school districts for the purpose
of raising money. Committee on County Govern
ment.
Smith moved that the Assembly take a recess until
half-past P NJ.
Murphy moved to amend by making it until 2
DEL ok Monday. Lost
Tue Assembly then took cess until P. NJ.
Afternoon Session.
The following resolution was introduced by Cut
ter. out of or1er:
Seabide, Marcus Cone and LOUIS H. Kozminsky be
appointed as additional pages at a per diem OF So.
Campbell moved to refer it to the Committee on
Attaches and Employees. Lost.
Crumpton offered substitute. that We now go
into an election Of four pages. Lost
A substitute was then offered to make it three.
Lost.
Farley offered substitute that the Speaker ap-
point four pages.
Simon offered a substitute for the whole that two
cages be appointed. Lost.
Irwin moved to refer to the Committee on At
taches and Employees with instructions to report as
to the number required. Lost.
Healy offered as a substitute for the whole, that
it be referred to committee VI i've appointed by
the chair Ruled cut Of order.
Farley's substitute was then voted upon and lost.
The previous question being called for and ordered
vote the original resolution was taken, and it
was lost.
Matthews offered resolution that o. S. Freese be
allowed pay for three days at 81 per diem and that
c. Peck be allowed for three days at "a. Referred
to Committee Attaches and Employees.
Resolutions we're introduc d as follows:
By Bibb-That our Senators and Representatives
in Congress be instructed to do all in their power
against the iniqutious measure known as Senator
LogAns bill in reference to allowing the Chinese OF
Cuba TO pass through the United States, SO detri-
mental 10 the people of the Pacific slope. Commit
tee on Federal Relations.
By WheeIan-That the Sergeant at-Arms be au-
thorizd to appoint one porter at 50 per diem to
wait on the various committees. Committee on
Employees aud Attaches.
BY Healy-rhat the Sergeant-a' Arms appoint one
porter for the gallery OF this assembly. Same
By Hamilton That Alo. 20 Marsh be appointed
as said porter 10 gallery. Same reference
BY Campbell-That we now proceed to an cleo
ton OF four additional Pages one OF which shall be
assigned iostoffice Page. Lost.
By Caminetti- That S. Mcclinteck, Louis Peck,
Kosininskv, Mayhem, Seabide and W. johnson be
appoint d Pages Referred TO Committee on En-
poyes and Attaches.
By MeHale-That each delegation be allowed one
Page. Declared out of order
On motion of Irwin the whole matter was
lad on the table,
aresolution offered by Smith the Commits
sioners of Yosemite Valley and Msriposa Big Trees
were REQUIRED to furnish the Committee or Yosemite
Valley and MaTiposa Big Trees a tabulated state
ment OF the moneys received and expended.
By McCaskey-rhat Julius Steele be appointed
Postotfce Page at a per diem OF So. Referred to
the Committee Employees AID Attaches.
The Committee on Judiciary reported back AS
sembly Bill No. a. and recommended that 1t be re-
ferred to the Agricultural Committee. So or