Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-03-25

The Speaker ruled the motion out Of order, which
evoked quite an animated discussion.
Cutter thought it a shame for the Assembly 70 try
to compel man to remain for tbirty or forty days
on per diem Of $, when BY 50 doing he would lose
an office which would last for two three years and
was worth from $500 to $3.50 per month.
Nicol withdrew his motion.
Storke moved recess Until , r NJ, which was lost
by vote Of - ayes to IS noes
The question then reverted on Storke's motion TO
accept
Booth moved to amend by inser. ing the word
"not" before that Of accept"
Flynn moved amendment 20 the whole that
further action on the matter be deferred 60 10 A. n
Wednesday. He said he did so from the TACT that
petition would be forwarded 10 the 9aTbOr Com
missioners, where Mr Haley wSs employed, asking
for leave Of absence during the session. 1t would
be signed by every member of the House He di
not doubt but that the request would be ranted.
and that further action then would be unnecessary
His motion was unanimously carried.
Irwin offered a resolution that an clerks and uor-
tiers OF committees appointed the last session be
discharged. 1t developed however, that Just plier
. the c0seioi the regular session all ihe clerks and
porers were discharged oy resolution except OF the
COMMITTEE upon Enrolment. The resolution was
therefore withdraw
a resolution was offered hy Nurdock issuing 10
each member IS worth OF postage stamps and sta
tionery. Several amendments were offered a mo.
tiou TO lay upon the table voted down. aud the orig
nal motion carried
On motion Of Campbell, a recess was taken until
, NJ.
After recess Johnston moved reconsideration Of
the motion to allow the members Sz5 for contingent
expenses Carried-43 ayes, 9 noes
Johnston then spoke Ut lergth against its adop-
ton. lie claimed that it was a legislative act. and
they having not received ohicial information that
the Senate was IN session, they coul not legally
egislate on such matters. He favored postpone
ment.
Cutter, Campbell, Crumpton aud Mathews SPOKE
in favor OF ths resolution.
Breckenridge Of Msrioosa. one Of the new mem
hers, saw no Use in undue haste in yoticg them
selves 50 each. He thought it would be wise 60
wait until near the close %, the session ana then
they coud the better judge OF what amount was
necessary. II the session lasteG only ten DAYS, as
some pr, dcted, then SIS was entirely TOO much
After considerable discussion pro and con. the
matter was referred 81 the Comslittee on Public
Expenses and Accounts, with directions that they
report on the same at 10 A. * to day.
Leyerson offered resolution, ' That the rules
and regulations as laid down in Cushing Manual
be the rules Of this House until further orders"
Terry moved as subsisut5 that 'the standing
rules OF the last session be and the same is hereby
adopted rs the rules Of this Sessl0l.' Carried.
.vers'u moved ths- "instead OK this being called
the Twenty fifth Extra Session, that 10 be called the
TWentv seventh -
Cutter moved 20 amend br calling Il the Twenty
sixth and Half Session" lLaughter Ruled OUT
Of o.ler
RYAN moved that the whole matter be laid upon
the table. Carried
PJstotfce for the benefit OF the members Carfi d.
Sinon placed in nomination for a gallery porter "a
young man hy the name Of Barton. In stating the
Young mans qualifications for the position, Simon
GweIt upon the fact thst the applicant was an un-
compromising Democrat a smile was seen To
l.i1miuate the faces Of the Republican members
Referred 10 Committee on Attaches.
Thomas C.eer,, Mi Ute Clerk, tendered his rtsig-
nation, which was accepted, and George Crlndal
elected % Oil the vacancy
a message from the Governor was received ard
read. Five thouslld copies Of the message were
ordered printed.
There being vacancy in the position Of Assistant
Minute Clerk, Hunter nominated Edward + Ia.
way and Yell named l.. W Juiuiud. The roll was
called, resulting as follows Conway, l6 Jui
iari, %.
he speaker appointed. as porter vice Richard
Hall, deceased, John Barker OF San Francisco
Atweli moved that the Sergeant-ai.A Arms be d
rected TO proceed az once to San Francisco and Sc
cure the attendance Of Assemb,ymau Bibb. He was
the only absentee, and 1t would be impossible 70
transact any important business without Mr.. bis
assistance. Ru ed out Of order
Simon moved THAT when the House adjourned it
would do so in respect to the memory Of their de
ceased members, Hughes and Rowland Carried
At $50 P ~, on motion OF Brown, the House ad-
Jourued 10 10 A. ~ to-day.