Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-01-20
CALIFORNIA LEGISLATURE.
TcoNrINuEp FROM FIRST rAeE.l

ed election case from the Fortieth District,
unanimously recommending the seating OF Buh-
lert the contestant The roll was called, with
this result Ayes, 6S; noes, 8. The report was
Also. a report in the matter of the contested
election case of W. B. Tyler against T. c. Nor
that Tyler had failed to proceed in his contest
in accordance with law, and therefore had no
standing before the committee.
Firebaugh offered minority report. Objec-
ton being made, the roll was called, the result
being that the Assembly agreed to entertain the
report
The minority report was read, recitng the
facts of the case and laying the blame for any
informally in the proceedings upon the Clerk
of Alameda county.
Ellison moved that the proceedings be laid
upon the table, and all the evidence printed.
Lost
Firebaugh moved that the two reports be re
ferred to the Judiciary Committee. Lost;
The question then recurring upon the adoption
OF the minority report-re- referring the whole
matter to the committee, with instructions to
recount the ballots-the matter was debated at
some length by Messrs. Firebaugh and McJun-
kin on behalf of the minority report, and by
Alunday in favor of che majority report.
McGlaShen moved to make the matter the
special order for Wednesday at P NJ The mo-
ton was carried-ayes 80, noes 50.
BILLS. INTRODUCED.
Bv Meaver-Fiye bills in relation to irrigation
matters, the same having been draw II underline
direction of the Irrigation Convention recently
held.
BY Pellet-To provide an additional asylum
for the insane. Hospitals.
BY Latferty-To pay the claim of the widow
of r. Morris. Claims
BY Barnes-To amend the County Government
Act, relative to county officers. County and
Township Governments.
BY McJuukin-To provide for the publication
of legal notices. Judiciary.
By Culver-To regulate telegraph charges.
Corporations
BY Carter of Solano-To amend the Penal
Code relative to fish and game. Fish and Game.
By MearS TO fix the place and publication OF
summonseS and legal notices. Judiciary.
By Pyle-To amend Article VI. of the Consti-
tuition. Constitutional Amendments.
by kllison-To amend the Penal Code rela-
tive to exceptions on information. Judiciary.
Also, to amend the Civil Code relative to
judgments against corporations and the sale of
corporate property. Judiciary.
BY Flrebaugh-To provide for the collection
and publication OF quarterly crop reports. Ag-
riculture.
RESOLUTIONS INTRODUCED.
BY Heath Observation-Disclosures the tenn
porary transfer of the mineral collection in the
possession of the State Mineralogist to the |
Worlds Fair at New Orleans. Agriculture, |
Mines and Mechanic Arts.
BY COMMUNICATING for the printing of |
40 additional copies of all bills hereafter intro
duced. Laid on the table, under the rules.
By McJunkiu concurrent Urging upon Con
gress the passage of an Act authorizing the |
Government to accept and receive the Soldiers
iiOiiS a. -raPa tiS same " De lIldlHldIntu as II
branch OF the National Home for Disabled
Soldiers. Rules suspended and the resolution
adopted.
GENERAL FILE.
Assembly Bill No. 2-Authorizing the Harbor !,
Commission TO pay the claim of John s. Viii
kins. Read the first time.
Assembly Bill No. 150-Concerning the Ma
tiOnal Guard. Re-referrod to committee.
Assembly Concurrent Resoution-Relative to
granting leave of absence from the State to
LaRue, Superintendent of Schools in Mariposa
county. Report Of the committee recommend !
ing that it do not pass, adopted.
AT few minutes past the Assembly adj
jOurned till II \. NJ on Tuesday.