Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-07-23

entire SIS in one lump. Knowing the facts of
the matter 1t will no doubt prove Interesting to
many to peruse the names of those who voted
for this petty peculation. for it certainly is moth
ing else. The vote was as follows.
Ayes-Alen, Barnes, Buhlert, Carter of Contra
Costa, Cook, Culver, bay, Davis, Deveny,
Franklin, French, Haywood. Hunt, Hussey.
Jones, kalben, May, McJunkin, Morris, Nun
day, Patterson, Pyle, Reeves, Sullivan, Van
VOORHEES, Walrath Watson of FL Dorado, Ward
of San Francisco. Whi.comb, Mr. Speaker-31
Noes-Almy, Black, Carter :of Solano, Clark,
Colby, Dewitt, Dooling, Douglas, Edwards, Eli
son, Firebaugh, Goucher Gregory, Hazard,
Heath, HOLSTER, Jordan, Laughlin, Long, Loud
Lowell. McGlashan, Mears Moffitt, TORY Ward
of Butte. Woodward-96
The Committee on Ways and Means reported
back May appropriation bill and recommended
its passage II was read first and second time.
and the rules would have been suspended and
the bill passed had not Hazard opposed such
action, He thought it unbecoming the dignity
OF the body TO pass bill in such unprecedented
haste TO provide for their pay before they had
begun the work of the extraordinary session.
de demanded roll call, and it was refused a
third reading, not getting the required two
third vote. II stood ayes i6, noes IL Those
voting i'll tue negative were Banbury Colby,
Deveny, Dooling, Edwards, Ellison, French
Hazard, kalben, Laughlin, Long, Mcdonald
Mofiitt.
Davis introduced a resolution that when they
adjourn for the day they adjourn to Up. NJ. on
Monday. Carried.
Ayes-Allen, Almy Buhlert, Carter of Contra
Costa, Carter of Solano, Culver, Daley, Davis
Douglass, Firebaugh, Franklin, Haywood, Hol,
lister, Hunt, Jones, Jordan, Kalban Lowell
May, Mcdonald, McGlashan, McJunkin. Mears
Morris, Pyle. Sullivan, Van VOORHEES,, Walrath
Watson OF Alameda, Watson of Ell Dorado
Ward of San Francisco, Whitcomb-32
Noes-Ashe, Banbury, Barnes Black Britt
Clark. Colby, Cook, Deyeny Dewitt, Dooling
Edwards, French, Goucher Gregory Hazard
Heath Laughlin, Long Loud, Moffitt Munday
Patterson, Reeves. TORY, Ward of Butte Yue
Mr.. Speaker-29
BILL INTRODUCED.
Edwards of Los Angeles county introduced
the following bill. which was referred to the
Committee on Constitutional Amendments: An
Act to amend Section p, Article w. of the Con-
stitution, SO as to read as follows: But nothing
in this section contained shall be understood OF
construed to prevent the Legislature from pass
ing such special laws as ii may desire best rcgu
lating the construction of ditches canals and
other works for irrigating purposes and for such
purposes and for the establishment of rates to
the consumers thereof the same may be
specially required in any county of the State"
At il A. NJ. arecess was taken to u o'clock.
Alter recess, Banbury Introduced resolution
which Was adopted, authorizing the Speaker to
appoint a committee of three to wait upon Gen.
Vim. I. Sherman. who was in the SeLale Cham
Der, and invite him to visit the Assembly. The
Chair appointed as such committee Banbury,
Watson of Alameda and Britt.
Petitions were received from members, which
had been sent them by their constituencies, re-
ures. The petitions were passed up to the
Clerks desk. and all referred by the Speaker to
the Committee ON Irrigation.
The Sergeant-at-Arms announced the arrival
of the committee who had been sent to wait
upon General Sherman. As they marched up
to the gate of the House the members arose and
greeted the valiant old o.dier with applause.
He was conducted to the Speakers desk and
given seat by that officer. who introduced him
to the Assembly. recess was then taken for
ten minutes. during which time all present were
personally introduced, General Sherman max
ing many pleasant remarks. As he stepped in
front of The row of reporters desks, a repre-
sentative of San Francisco daily reached out
his hand. and said General Sherman, |
surrendered TO you once, during the war.
We meet under different circumstances now, so
let's shake" A broad smile spread across the
face of the old veteran as he listened to the
brief story of the reporters capitalization near
the close of the war, and he remarked, shaking
the reporters hand: SO you were one of them
fellows. Well, I'm glad to meet you I'll guaran-
tee that you are better Union man to day
than you were then" The General was ac-
companied by his daughter and Governor Stone
man and wife.
The Governors message was next read, and
ordered printed in the journal.
The Sergeant alarms was authorized to draw
the warrants for the pay of the members and
attaches of the Assembly.
At 1910 7. N. the House adjourned TO Monday.
July Goth, at . p. NJ