Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-02-28

and insane for the thirtyseeond and thirty-third
fiscal years.
Caminetti moved that it be declared case Of
urgency, and the bills be ordered read third time
and passed. Carried.
The following protest was offered by Sweetland Of
Nevada county
We hereby protest against the action Of the
Speaker in permitting the vote OF Mr.. Rowland to
be changed from " no to FAYE" on A. B. Us,
when the bill placed on final passage yesterday
without the consent Of the House. We hereby
further protest against any further action on the bill
the part Of the House, because the bill failed Of
passage yesterday in not receiving the consttu-
tional number Of votes Signed: Robt Stewart,
A Caminetti, A. G. Booth, w. p. Clement, ]. II. @.
Weaver, B. +. Mckinley, G. w. 7. Carter, J. H.
Culver. L. Heath, J. Il. HoIlister, Chas. A. Muir
dock, III. Farley, ]. L. Lewison, j. o. Sweetland, J.
F. Wharton, A. Walrath, Frank d. Ryan, Calvin
MeClaskey, P. McHale, L. Il. Brown, L. II. Cary, ].
d. Keller, Jos. A. Harvey.
The Speaker ruled the resolution out of order,
claiming that the language was dsrespectful to the
Speaker.
Camipetti appealed from the decision of the
Chair, and in lengthy argument claimed that the
Speaker had no. right to make the change in the
journal referred to without the consent OF the As
sembly.
Yell moved 10 lay the appeal on the table, Car
ried by vote of ~ ayes to 90 noes.
The minority report of the Investigating Commit
tee made their report upon the investigation of the
| Engrossing Clerk. They cl1imed that he had been
following, IN drawing supplies, the precedent set for
him by his predecessor in Office, and they did not
believe he had been actuated by any improper mo-
tive. They also found that the supplies were still
in his possession, and at the close OF the session
would be returned to the Secretary OF State They
therefore recommended the adoption of the follow
| ing resolution
| ReSoEred, That al the clerks of this Assembly
shall the last day OF the session furnish to this
body an inventory OF all supplies in their posses
sion at that time and that said supplies be returned
| to the Secretary OF State.
| The minority report was signed by Crumpton and
| kerricK. The majority report, which recommended
the discharge OF the Engrossing Clerk, which was
printed in the RECORD UNION several days since,
signed by Johnston, Storke and Rhiel, was also
read. The minority report was adopted bya vote Of
| 40 ayes to Is noes.
| Thereupon the Special Investigating Committee
asked to be excused from further service in that
| pacity, which request was granted.
Bib moved to suspend the rules ard take up
| from the second reading file A. B. 1885, introduced
| by Wharton, providing for the organization gov
ernmest and control OF irrigation districts. Lost
The Fl st reading file taken up, and proceeded
with uninterruptedly.
Cutters bill appropriating s275, 600 to pay the
claims against the Drainage Commission, was read
the first time and made special order for 10 a NJ.
| to-day.
The Assembly took a recess until 7:S0 P. NJ.
| The Assembly reassembled at 7:30P NJ.
Cauinetti moved to take up out OF its order A. c.
r. 30, instructiDg the State Engineer to report to
the Governor or before January !, 1884, matters
relative to the subject OF irrigation.
The motion prevailed, and the resolution was
adopted.
On motion of Campbell, the rules were suspended
and Vroomans S. B. As, relating to redemption Of
lands sold to the State for delinquent taxes, was
taken up, declared case of urgency, read second
and third times and passed
| On molten of Crumpton, the bill to prevent the
| introduction of contagious or infectious diseases
into the State was taken up out of ORDER declared
case of urgency, read second and third times, and
| passed
| On motion ~ Dotv the r,,es were ensneoded and
the bill appropriating 900 to- construct wall at
| the Folsom State Prison was ordered engrossed
| On motion of Granger, the rules were suspended,
and the bill declaring Feather river navgable was
read a second time.
| sevsra! members attempted to set up other bills
out of order, but faed, aud the first resting OF
! bills was resumed.
| At $3.50 P. 81. the Assembly adjourned.