Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-02-04
CALIFORNIA LEGISLATURE.
IxxvL, sEs1oN-rH1RrIETH DAYj
SENATE.

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 3. 1885.
The senate met at II O'Clock. President Dag
gett in the chair. Roll called and quorum pres
eni. Prayer by the Chaplain. journal OF yes
terday read ard approved.
SPECIAL ORDER.
An Act appropriating moneys to enable the
State Board OF Education to carry out the pro-
visions of section of Article TX Of the Con
stituion, relating II text books Read first time.
THE Object of the above bill is to appropriate
money to enable the State Printerto print school
textbooks.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES
BY Dougherts, from Committee on Claims
Senate Bill No. ll6, to pay the claims of =. J.
OConnOr for work on Napa Asylum tor the In
sane recommending il 10 pass.
BY Gross. from JUDICIARY Committee-Scuate
Bill No. -, relating to the exemption from eN-
ecUtion of $500 t. tradespe0ple senate Bill No.
90. leg0lZing certificates Of Mechanics Instit-
utes, etc: senate Bill No 81 relative to duties
of Controller. recommending they do pass also
Senate Bill! No -, relating % exemption from
execution. recommending it do not pass.
CONFIRMATION OF GOVERNORS APPOINTMENTS.
Reddy moved that the confirmation Of all the
| Prison Directors appointed by the Governor be
POSTPONED until at + the reading of the journal
on Mond :; next. His reasons for making the
motion. he said, was that some testimony had
been taken affecting these gentlemen. and they
had not yet been heard, aud that they might
explain fully and 81 isac,Ouly the ch irgs 5
Boone moved to amend the motion by except
ing The names Of Charles Sonntag and Robert
Deylir, as no charges HAD been preferred
against them.
Feddy accepted the amendment
Perry said that nothing had been presented to
the committee that seriously reflects on the gen
tlemcu referee TO. aud he hoped the coutirma-
tion Of the appointments would not De post
puned.
Cross-I know something Of the nature Of the
charges they are the outgrowt. Of an unfortu-
al
men to do the work OF the Stutc for nothing.
think the action of the senate two years ago
was GiSgTacelul. ard hope il will not be re-
peated. If there are any gross charges against
these men there is 10 reason why those who
know them should not state them here To the
Senate, whore they are entitled 70 he SnOwn ]
know the charges and believe they are per
fectly insignificant. believe some of these
men are good men, and | shall take pleasure IN
voting 10 confirm them.
Reddy-I did not anticipate any discussion on
this matter at all. NJ desire has been 10 deal
fairly with those gentlemen. did not thuI, it
was proper for me To stand up here and state
specifically the testimony that has been taken
against the gentlemen until they had IN uFpOl-
tuuity To appear before the committee and
make such proofs rs they see At upon the
charges against them. II has been rule uf life
with me never to condemn mani Gnheurd. or
until he has had an opportunity 10 he heard
appeal To the members Oi tie Committee IL they
have not requested ne to have these thing,
thoroughly investigated. ! appeal TO Senator
Perry If he has not out now Il subpoena 20 bring
witnesses here to prove those CHARGES against
confirm, and | am surprised that sen
atOr Routier shOuld want 10 ynta to5
their confirmation now. when a. his own
suggestion, ana by his request there are wit
nesses now on the TO3d 10 prove they are unfit
to fiji those Offices Why should we cOntrm
these gentlemen IS hen they are now on trial for
| What-it It should prove 10 be trne-is mi>dc-
meanor, and high one. Why put a man in for
the purpose of kicking him OUT luusInuch as
l have been aSssiied for bringing forward this
matter, i'll Scifdetcnse and to show that | am
not actuated by any improper motives desire
10 state the charge-one of them the
Others l am rot familiar with, but wit
nss>es are on the way for the purpose of
proving them. The charge i. that while these
Directors - w G. Hendricks. James II.
| wilkins and Mr Van Fleet-Werc living sump-
/ tuOuSiy upon the fare of the state AZ Folsom
while they were being entertained in most
| hOspiiablc manner. provided with everything
| necessary, aye. with the lUNuricS of the land.
they charged the state = - Il day for cni win.
| those luXurieS and that under law which pre-
| vents them from taking anything ont of The
! Treasury except their necessary expenses.
! would like TO know how il strikes the sense ot
| justice Of The Senator from Nevada, foT man
under such circumstances 10 take ont Of the
! Treasury = - Il day, amounting in the aggrc-
gate 20 nearly ,-ul month, for hotel bills alone
| when al that very time they Were eating the
/ provisions OF the state, and living at it, ex-
/ pcnsc, and charging the state $ ~ day iG'
| feeding them i not that q serious charge Is
| it not serious charge for gentlemen. day in aud
! day out. tJ pile mp 0a au average rl5'. >l~' oI
| 1-W pti iNSi''n ~ sun "'i ll'ii i''c li.l'
| strike the gcHtcman's sense as sisnif
! these charges, hut, IT trie. IL &c u5i aH
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