Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-02-09
ASSEMBLY,,

SAcRAMESTo, February S, 1889.
The Assembly met at 40 A. N, Speaker Howe
in the chair.
The Speaker gave notice that any employees or
attaches who failed to report for duty next
Monday, would have their positions declared
vacant. He stated that a number of them had
been Sinking their duty, and he was determined
to put a stop TO il. [Applsuse.J
FULLY rose to a ques ion OF privilege, stating
that some members had attributed to him the
authorship of an article in this mornings
~REcoRD-UNIoN entitled. After Coyotes Scalps."
He disclaimed having had any thing whatever
LOCO with the production ofthe article referred
Black asked the Speaker to direct that cush.
Toned chairs be substituted Tor eane-seated ones
at the desks of the San Francisco delegation. so
that they could or would sit down.
The Speaker said it would Go no good-tbe
san francisco delegation seemed 10 have re-
solyet itsef into a standin committee. and he
had given up trying to make them sit down.
The special order, s. b. 3S2. appropriating
$500 to send special counsel 10 WASHINGTON for
the tina! OF the Chi Chang Ping ease, was taken
| up tor final sction.
! Dibble said he could not reconcile himself to
voting Tor the bill. He Thought it q piece of
demsgosy. In the trst place it was uncon-
stltutiopa!. because II appropriated 81 500 for the
Atto'ney-General and Sl,5Oj for the acting Lieu
tenant Governor of the State. in addition to
their salaries. The question to be tried in
washington WAS one OF cold constitutional law,
and did not require special counsel OF the kind
II was proposed 10 send.
shanahan said Dibble had shown that he was
49, fdN-Ec ~ tdEt lNT TIE GOnulO0
people when he declared that ne would vote
against this bill The representatives OF he
Pac1i coast nj Washington may attend 70 this
case or they may not. Tie pressing need Of alb
solote counsel IN Tx matter demanded The pas
sage OF this bill.
B bill was lost Is a vo:e OF IS 10 50.
Ecwsros presentedsa petition from tie Board
OF t9dEstry of Orange. asking for the abolition
ofthe tax On mortgages.
On En0Son of SnansAsn, the reconsideration
OF the Vote on $. !. So was made the special
order FOR aoD6ey at > Stg. NJ
The CoAa1nittee on Counties and Conntv
Boundaries reported back Mathews bill. No.
500. 10 create toe county Of Natoma, with the
recommendation that the eslthov be allowed to
Withdraw the same. The Euihor declined to
Withdraw tie sill and it was ordered on file.
EuIs ISrgoppeED
And referred 20 The commi tees Indicated:
~ Aaher tSy request)-Rcl&ing TO the ap-
p%ointment AT an Inspector OF Iron Castings
IN cities and cosDhes of more ths= 1900 inhab-
iants Annici pai Gorporaii ms.
By culyer-Fsr the relief OF A:ae;h Mezzara.
By hnt.Reistirg 20 the partial dktribution
III estates of decea, cd persons Judiciary.
By shsnahan-R ciaf5ae to the salasf of Phi
vtss secietary 70 the Governor. wase ana
MSns.
4. Dinan-To repeal eas n e67 II the Penal
Cogr Teisting 10 putishraeat of crime. criraes
aid f@falstes,
yy stslds-To pay per ale = aud mileage 10
:. r. 81 <nsia. Francis Williams and lfeiry
lie ycuN-e, G3r serving as iouCrs OF tie
w., Side 'Fssgaiicn District. Ciairis.
Bs H~en.sOr-sc alive to pre-e E; ,tgry cl.ai
lenses in casse here the ofYense char. al is
Jnd eli uy.
Also. relative 10 the l.. his Of defendants In
eaess where The deEpdsnt ofc-s himself ~ 3
wst.ess judiciary.