Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-01-26
ASSEMBLY.


SACRAMENTO. January IS. 1889.
ahe Assembly met at Ii o'clock, Speaker
Howe IN the chair.
Roll called. Prayer by Chaplain Early.
On motion of Mr.. Shanahan the reading of
the Journal was dispensed with
On motion OF Mr.. Lowe, the Assembly voted
that when it adjourn it be until $50 ?. NJ. on
Monday next. 49, va
GLENN COUNTY.
On motion of Mr.. Campbell, the people of Co.
!usa county were granted the use OF the Assem-
Oily chamber next Tuesday evening. for the dis
cusslon OF the Glenn county bill.
QUESTION OF PRIVILEGE.
Mr.. Renison rose to a question of privilege
Ielesr;ring 10 a paragraph In yesterdays Alta,
An amusing scene occurred in the Assembly
tnls morning, when Renison of Monterey
si sly dramatic attitude and insisted that his
Oil oeilning the rights of homestead and pre-
emptlon Claimants, and providing that the State
should regulate the question of settlement upon
united States lsnds within the limits of Cali
lorna, was question of urgency and should
be passed Immediately, despite the fact that the
COMMITTEE on Public Lands, to, whom the hill
had been referred, made an adverse report
MIslous points OF order and questions of
mltted Renison to finish his haranaue amid
storm OF Interruptions"
MI Renison stated that he was a plain. hon.
ton OF dramatic fame, was not a harsno,er
and gave notice that he would not stand any
more such Misrepresentation on the part of the
Alta correspondent.
passage OF Senate Bill No. g. providing an sd
Qltlonal Judge OF the Superior Court of San
LUIS opispo county, and fixing the salary of the
same. - 'A'
The special order the report of the Committee
on Education regarding The Lick Observatory.
was taken up and the report adopted
MI. MI. nan, IN accordance with notice given
yesterday, moved to amend Rule rs Of the
Standing Rules of the Assembly SO as to make
the special nle include bills on election laws
Amendment adopted.
zens of MERGED county asking for a law estah-
fishing rate of business license tax that shall
pc UNIFORM in its operation. Committee on
Labor and Capital.
Mr.. Tulloch presented petition from citizens
OF Iuolumne county relative to the State Board
OF Fish Commissioners being derelict in tho
a..er Vi seocklng the streams and rivers of that
county. Committee on Fish and Game
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES
Mr.. La Grave, of the Committee on Puhlic
Printing, reported back Assembly Bill No 262 To
amend the Political Code, rslating to the Office
OF superintendent of State Printing, recommend
ing Its passage as amended
Also. Assembly Bill No. g. providing for the on.
largement strengthening and improving of the
state Printing Office Building, and appropriat-
ing money therefore, recommending It's passage
MIR. Sims, of the Committee on Public Morals.
reported back Assembly Bill No. 152, to prevent
the sale, Of intoxicating liquors to habituai
orunXards, with the recommendation that it
pass as amended.
Also, Assembly Bill No 90, relative to the Sc.
duction OF unmarried females under the age of
~ years, recommending its passage as amended.
Mr.. Burwell, of the Committee on Municipal
corporations, reported back Assembly Joint Res.
olution No. 4, approving the charter of the city
OF STOCKTON, recommending its adoption.
Also the following Assembly bills, recommend
ing their passage:
No. AZ, to amend the Act authorizing the in.
curing Of Indebtedness of cities, towns or mu-
niclpal corporations
No. 43. amending the Act to provide for the or.
ganization, incorporation and government OF
municipal corporations.
No. 81, providing for laying out. opening. wild
ening Strengthening or closing rr in whole or
in part, any street, square, lane, alley, court or
place within municipalities.
No. 90, to amend an Act to provide for work
upon streets, lanes. alleys, courts, places and
sidewalks, and for the construction of sewers
within municipalities.
Mr.. Crawford, of the Committee on Education.
reported back the following Assembly Bills. re.
l29.
Also, No. lib, recommending its passage as
amended.
Mr.. Frank, of the Committee on Fish and
Game, reported back Assembly Bill No. 295,
relative TO the depositing of saw-dust in the
waters OF the State, recommending that it pass
Also, Assembly Bill No. 1856, to authorize and
empower the Board of Fish Commissioners 70
remove certain distractions in the American
rlver for the passage of fish up said stream
and It's tributaries. and sppropriating money
therefor. Passage as recommended.
Mr.. Staude, of the Committee ON Public Build.
ings and Grounds, reported back Assembly Bill
| No. 30 to provide for the establishment of a
| State Reformatory for boys under eighteen
| years OF age, and criminal insane, with the
recommendation that the author have leave To
| withdraw it.
MI Reynolds, the author, was granted per.
mission 10 withdraw the bill.
| Mr. Seary, of the Committee on Engrossment
| reported that the following Assembly Bills had
| been correctly engrossed.
| Assembly Bill No. 36-Au Act to amend ar
| Act TO establish uniform system of county and
township governments
Assembly Bill No. 60-An Act TO amend Section