Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-03-08

SACRAMENTO, March Z, 1889.
| Assembly called to order at 10 A. NJ, Speaker
| Howe i'll he chair.
sToBKE's EXPLANATION.
| storke called up the special order, the con-
Sideration of the Governors message yetoirg
| A. B. LIS, limiting the time for commencing OF
maintaining actions for the recovery of the
| possession of real properly dedicated to the
pubic use, but not used for the purpose to
which it was dedicated, and stated that late
yesterday he had discovered that the bill passed
/ in the session of 1915, which was printed with
out an enacting clause. and so appeared in the
laws OF t,at year. had, as shown by the en-
rolled bill in the Office of the Secretary of State
| an enscting clause. Therefore, there was nc
necessity, so far as the people of Santa Barbara
| we've concerned, for passing A. B. lbs, which
was intended to cure titles which the Act OF
| 1875 was proposed 10 cure. Therefore. he de-
| sired the Assembly TO refuse to pass A. B. i2S
over the Governors veto.
| But he also wished to suggest that it might be
we'll TOR the Governor to carefully read ali bills
| before he vetoed them. This message showed
| that A. B. l2S had never been read by the
| writer OF the message; that it criticised Sec
tirn OF the bill very bitterly which, almost rer-
| adoption. and had never been criticised by the
| Courts.
The Toll was called and the veto sustained by
| 4 vote OF IS TO ?.
SECOND READING.
A. &. $50 10 authorize the Trustees of the State
| Normal School to construct sidewalk hound
| the grounds of the State Normal School, in San
Jose, and to appropriate money therefore.
| 1901
! Mecarty introduced a resolution to pay Ser
geant-slt Arms Driscoll SSi for washing towels
| for ice and for carpenter work. Referred to
/ Committee on Public Expenditures and nc
counts.
ByIully- Resol,ed, That Mrs A. B. Campbell
| be and hereby is appointed Assistant Engross-
| ing Clerk of the Assembly ut per diem of S.
Referred TO the Committee on Attaches and KIN
ployes.
The Committee en- Elections reported that in
the case of Griffith vs. Regain, i'll the Thirty
| sitting member, was S1,766 20; the committee
| recommended that he be allowed 5000. The bill
OF Griffith, the contestant, was sl,606 20; the
committee allowed him $780,
| In the case OF Martin VS.. Oman, in the Thirty
| third District, the bill of Oman, the sitting
member, was 81 s0I 45: committee recommended
| that he be allowed 1897 20 The bill of Martin
| the contestant, was 81 ,622 20; allowed $3.50
In accordance with notice given yesterday,
! Solomon moved the consideration of the resolu-
| tons reported by the special Assemb y commit
| tee-coombs. cssrom and Black-appointed to
| confer with a like committee from the Senate.
| The resolutions, which were adopted by a
/ vote of CO to 3. are as follows:
! Rcs0tred, dg the Senate and Assembly, That the
| Senate take final action upon al, Assembly bills
which heretofore have or hereafter shall reach
! the Senate, and that the Assembly take final
| action upon all Senate bills which heretofore
have or hereafter shall reach the Assembly; be
| 1t further
Resolred. That the Senate and Assembly take
| final action upon all bills now upon the special
| file, upon the third. reading general file, a q
/ it further
Resolred, That no other bills be considered
/ by the senate or House, except special leave
| be granted by twc.thiIds vote, or until such
! time as the bills in this resolution above men,
| toned have been fully considered.
| Nothing in the above shall prevent the right
! OF any member Substituting any bill not in
| cluoed III the above for one included in the
above. by majority vote Of the house in which
| said bill is penoing, the bill for which another
| is substituted being dropped from the file.
| LITTLE BILLS.
| Howe introduced bill to appropriate s., 0ct
| for the pay of officers and clerks OF the Assem-
bl. and 81 600 for officers and clerks of the Sen
ale. The rules were suspended and both biil
| passed.
THE COUNTY OF GLENN.
| The Senate message, returning the Glenn
| county bill for concurrence in the amendmen
changing the division line 70 as to leave on
| Senator Boggs and his possessions, was takeI
up. and Mathews moved TO make it u special or
| der for p. NJ.
! Hart said he wanted the Assembly to be
Straightforward in the matter and take actor
now.
Shanahan said the motion was simply for de
lay, and he dared any, ody who had voted fo
the bill TO change his vote now, and referred Il
4 Briefly in that connection.
Briefly replied that whatever he might do. II,
would not Go 1t as a paid attorney in the matter
| SnansnAl oenleu the lmputatlOu conveyed IL
the remarks of the gent eman from Los An
geies
| Storke said the bill had been introduced early
| and driven and forced through the Assembly
| and had then been driven and forced through
the Senate, and now Its friends had brought i
| back into the Assem- bly,, and it has not beer
here five minutes before the same tactics are pu
into operation and the bullying begins
Renison said be hoped the members wouls
disregard the threats of the gentleman from
Shasta, show their indeI and stand b,
/ their honest convictions.
Brierly said the gentleman from Sacrament,
| Hart had gone before the Committee OF
Counties and Comfy Boundaries and state,
that he had long petition fay oring the crea
ton of Glenn coun' y, but locked the petition hi
in his desk and did not show il, snd nobody knes
to this day whether II contained q name o
= Lot.
Mathews said it was no fault OF his that tn
bill had come back into the Assembly. Earl
in the session IL hsd cast its halesui shadow owe
the Legislature. II he could have had his wa
it would never have reached the dignity of
first readipg.
McMullin said he voted for the bill in tn
first place, but since be had seen the tactic
attelward employed, be thought he would voi
| to kill IL. He had rot been and would not b
influenced by Senator Boggs
| Shanahan sid snere had not, as some ger
| tlemen claimed, been unseemly haste IN gettin
this ball through The Legislature Alfhoug
there had all along been majority in favor
ii. the la : day of the session had been Teache
and It Fad not yet become law. The dilator