Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-05-09
ASSEMBLY. 4

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The House met at 10 A. NJ pursuant TO adj
/ journment Speaker La Rue in the chair
Keller introduced a resolution to the effect
that the State Printer be instructed to deliver TO
the Sergeant-at-A Arms copies of the report of the
/ State Mineralogist, for distribution to the mem
/ bers. Adopted.
/ Granger introduced the following resolution:
/ WHEREAS, The Assembly on yesterday adopted
the report of the minority of the Judiciary Com
mittee. answering certain questions contained
/ in the resolutions submitted to said committee
. by the Assembly Oh March Do 1885, and said
minority report stands as the sense of this
House; therefore, be it
/ Re>olccG, That the Assembly disclaims, BY
its adoption of said report. all intention Of
/ imputing motives of corruption. or personal
dishonesty, in the Attorney-General in his OIL
cial acton in the matters mentioned in said
/ reports
Cutter thought this was Il case of adding in
suit to injury. He was not one who believed in
knocking Il man down and then apologiZing to
him for it,
Wallace thought the resolution eminentIv
proper, and would support it with all his heart
: Hershey moved to lay the resolution on the
f table which was adopted by q vote of - ayes
/ to y noes.
Assembly Bill No - came l!p on its third read
/ ing and was passed by Il vote of 5gto5 It
/ amends Section 367I of the Political Code so as
to rcad as follows:
! Section 357i No reduction must be made in
/ the valuation OF property unless the party af-
ftcted thereby or his agent makes and files
/ with The Board his written apulcutiOn therefor
verified by his oath showing the facts upon
) which il is claimed such reduction should be
made but 10 such application shall be received
by the Board Tduring the last three days of the
sitting Of such Board as Board of Equaliza-
I ton.
! Assembly concurrent resolution, introduced
/ by StoTkc. relative to appointing special cOm-
mittCc to prepare bill in relation To the cOlcc-
( tiOn of delinquent taxes, next came up on its
! passage
/ Terry moved its indefinite postponement
Crmnpton and Flynn spoke in favor of Ter
p Farley
/ against il.
/ Storke asked leave to withdraw his resolu-
/ ton
/ Johnston. Terry, Booth and Caminetti oh
iected.
/ The House allowed the resolution TO be with
/ drawn by Il vote of 30 ayes to Il noes.
/ Assembly Bill No. :j6, relating to the rate of
/ taxation in the various counties of the State,
was passed ON the file, on account of the absence
/ of the author. Mr. Bibb.
Keclcr'S bill in relation to bribery came uD on
/ its second reading
! Murdock arose to Il point of order, that the
/ bill did not come within the scope of the GOV
ernor'S call
( Kceler said he was sorry to have to differ with
/ the distinguished gentleman from san Fran
! cisco He would inform him. however that
| LAWYERS who stand head and ears in their pro
! fession above anything on this floor say it does
/ come within the scope Of the Governors call
Murlock-" That being the case | withdraw
/ my objection"
! Gutter moved that the bin be ordered printed
and to a third reading.
Carried-ayes 81; noes 24
/ Terry moved TO SUSPEND the general order of
business ana take up for consideration Assembly
! concurrent resolution relative to the adjourn
! ment of the two houses sine die Eost
Barrv's bill No IO) to prevent determinations
naSai the uo1;sa md , dI IN b -
! ate was taken up, and the amendments consid-
/ cred.
Barry would get up on each amendment and
say, e hope the House will concur" :" or hope
! the House will not cOncur'' This did the work
agreed upon in the caucus and the majority of
the House followed the advice of the author of
the bill
OF the twenty amendments made by the Sen
/ ate the House concurred in eleven and refused
nine bv a vote of 81 ayes TO no
The Governor informed the House that he had
approved Assembly bill No, Il relative 70 re-
finding county Indebtedness
Cutter introduced the following resolution
! which was referred to the Committee on Wavs
and Means.
PfS1ly,d nv tho ASSeroht,- ,pd Senate Jointly