Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-02-26
gEroErs OF COMMITTEES.

REFoETs OF COMMITTEES.
Watson, from the Committee on silk Culture.
reported back Il substitute for Assembly Bill No.
al, recommending its passage.
Carter of Contra Costa, from the Committee on
agriculture, reported back Assembly Bill No.
30, recommending its passage.
Allen, from the Committee on Labor and Capt.
| tai, reported back Senate Bill No. sol, recon-
mending its passage.
Whitcomb, from the Committee Oh State Hos
pitfalls. reported back Senate Bill No. II, recon-
mendins its passage.
RELATING TO SILK CULTURE.
French sent to the desk some documents re-
lating TO silk culture, together with resolution
providing for the printing of the same for gen
eral distribution. Referred to the Printing Com
mittee.
ELLIS INTRODUCED.
by Colby-To restrict the use of prison labor.
Labor and Capital.
cedurc, relating To change Of naIneS. Educa
Also. relating to certificates of incorporation.
Corporations.
b McJmki,-ro amend the Penal Code. re-
Penalties
BY Caucr-To amend the Penal Code, relating
t. rape judiciary.
BY Clark-Io ALLOW mileage FOR conveying
prisoners aud insane patients. Mileage.
YOSEMITE HOTEL BILL.
Gouchcr moved to reconsider the vote by
which the enacting clause WIS on the preceding;
day stricken out.
u!e favored the motion. He said the state
SHOULD Keep faith with the Government in this
.mnticr. i hotel cannot be erected i'll Yosemite
Valley except by the state.
The motion to reconsider was carried by
vote OF "a ayes TO II noes.
SPECIAL ORDER.
ON motion of Coleman tie special order, SEN
Fate Bill No. ~ taxing foreign insurance com
panir> for the relief OF disabled firemcn, was
taken MP and passed 10y vote of - ayes to II
noes.
BILLS OFT OF ORDER.
Assembly Bill W. al5-Rclating to town land
grants Read FIRST time.
Assembly Bill No. i72-To appoint . supreme
Court Comm ~sion. Read third true and
passed
Assembly Bill Ne 2ig-To pay the claim of =.
y. O'Cunuor. Read second Uu a..
Assembly Hii No. a0J-litlutiug 90 The teach
ling of entomology III the public schools
Cc7c0TaH aud Woodward spoke against the
.tili, amt Jutt4u IN IFS favor. The latter said
.lhC time had come WheU the people needed
practical instruction in the methods of dealing
with Ike laaUv .uit pests that iH!iirt the coun-
Jry aud it would bee good beginning TO have
.thc subject taught in the schools
NCGla>RaD said he Gid lot believe that any
man who understood this subject would oppose
.it. Some years ago the orchards of the stste
were in danger OF being ruined by pests. but
such advancement has been made in the study
lot practical entomology that nov orchards That
were supposed to be ruined have been redeemed
and are ROW in a healthy condition. Il required
bat ahout SIX weeks study 10 enable tc1chcrs 10
pass an examination III that branch.
The bill Was passed to u Third reading.
Assembly B.-l Ne. }S. relating TO the election
.8t City boards nf Examination by Boards Of Eli
Gc-t.au- Read second time.
Assembly Bill No. 81. relating TO puJlit
schools and the Instruction therein. Read see
oud lInc.
Assembly Bills Nos. al, 10. iS7. 25&. an re-
istirg 20 public and normal schools. were read
jha hrst time.
THE FIFTY DAYS LIMIT
Ellison. from the Judiciary Committee. re-
ported that in the opinion of the committee the
litly DAYS specified Tor the introduction of bills
eXpi Cd Oh the 23d instant and that no bills
offered can be received without two-thirds
vote
The Chair announced that the decision of the
committee was adop ed as the decision of the
Chair
GRAND ARMY ENCa,rNENr
The following message was received from the
Governor
To Hr ls~inHy a he STATE 81 California. Nh
SPEAKEE ! respectfully transmit herewith a
memorial adopted 10y the Eucamrment of the
Department %, California, Grand Army Of the
Republic requesting an appropriation TO aid iii
dCiraN ing the expenses % pubic nature Incl
dent 20 the holding OF a National Encamument
ot the Grand Army of the Republic in this state
in the year a ID. lS-6.
Aiter due consideration of the matter am
convinced that MD should be extended to this
object. In addition to the patriotic sentiments
which such gathering would inspire in the
hearts of our people. believe That II would be
OF iucalculable benefit TO our commonwealth in
u knowledge of the resources of
the state and is advantages as a place of resi-
dcUcc thus promoting much-uecded immgra-
ton If desirable citizens.
I Therefore respectfully recommend an aVp7o.
pratiOu OF 5000 for The poses indicated in
the memorial. GsOEoE SToNENsN,
Governor.
Loud introduced a bill in accordance with The
views set forth by he Executive in his special
which was read the first time under
suSpc nsioE Of the rules
uoAGl.ASD BELIEF ELL
Jones called up the bill for The relief OF J. C.
Hoaelaud and Others, which was read the
second time after being amended in some par
iieulars.
RECONSIDERATION LOST
McIunkin moved to reconsider the vote by
which assembly Bill No. III was passed. lOnc
Of the irrigation hills.)
Munday moved 10 lay the motion OF the table |
Carried.
SPECIAL. FILE.
Assembly Bill No. !sS amending the Penal |
Code relating to forming juries in criminal
eases providing for the summoning Of jurors |
from adjoining countless
Jones moved 10 amend by providing that the I.
provisions of the bin shall not apply to any nc
Of =