Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-03-15
Call 0gNIa LgGISLATUaE.
xynlrH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DAY
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SACRAMENTO, March IA, 1889
lae senate met al III so a. NJ, President pro tenn
) ~ NH III he chair.
ffayer by the Chsplsin Rev. a. c. Bane-
Consideration OF the bills which were yester-
Gay declared eases OF urgency was resumed
and bills were disposed of as follows:
5 =. 6o7. relating to the Indebtedness of cities
which al the last Federal census had 8 poouIa-
ton OF over II, 600 aud less than 1000.
:. 3. 6O4, 10 amend Section 1888 OF the Politi-
cal Code. relative TO highways, was passed
A. r. o6o to appropriate the sum of $4,000 for
the building of medical college in the city
and county Of San Francisco, to be part of the
University Of California, was read a second
spragus moved to amend by reducing the
amount 10 $50 900.
The amendment was lost.
Bowers moved 10 amend by adding to tn
first section: Provided, that the system of med
] Inc known as homeopathy shall be taught in
the college. as well as the system known as
aliopgthy. aud that equal facilities shall be
given each OF the two schools of incidence
wilson read telegram from Dr. w. T. Nc
NuLt, urging the passage of the bill.
Tie Chair stated that he had received a like
Telegram from DR. Beverly Cole.
Murphy and Goucher urged the passage of the
bill, and Csminetu opposed it.
conklin said there mad been a lobby here in
favor OF the bill and he had seen enough to con-
vince hin that he could not support it, There
had been other lobbys here during the session
ana ne had seen enough, If the law could be
for lie.
ke.h criticised the Regents of the State Uni
yerslty sharply. He said that ne understood that
they had alteady so much money that they
Were loanlng il out all over the State at a very
low rate of interest
Yell moved to amend by adding to the first
section, the words: Ito be known as the Toland
Medical Department of the ctate University of
California
The amendment was unanimously adopted
Senaror Yell in the chair.
towers amendment was adopted by vote of
~ ayes 10 u noes.
sITaeue moved to amend by adding the Eclec-
tic school
Tie amendment was lost by a vote of IL ayes
TO n noes
The bin was refused engrossment by a vote of
IL ayes to II noes.
Notice of motion TO reconsider was given
passed.
:. B. 5s9, to enable women to vote at elections
Tor school officers and in matters pertaining
20 ely 10 schools, and TO qualify them TO hold all
educational offices, was read third time and
passed By vote OF "A ayes to noes.
Laura De Force Gordon, who was sitting at
Senator Landlords desk. Capped her hands in
glee when the result was announced.
Williams gave notice of motion to recon
sif Escsss.
Afternoon Session.
The Senate re-a .sembled at > P. NJ, Presi-
dent pro TEN White in the chair
Consideration Of the urgency file was resumed
ana .he following were passed ::
a 3 aOl to increase the number of clerks for
the limited period of (6J SIX mouths commence
ing during the mouth of JANUARY OF each year
in the nee Of the Treasurer of state and for
The appointment of such additional clerk
A. T. o4S 10 provide for the appointment of
health inspectors in each municipality of this
Stale having 5000 inhabitants and over that
number, providing how such inspectors shall be
appointed and desig mated as officers of such
municipality, and prescribing the duties and
nAlug Inc Conlr ensation of such inspecto S.
A. B. 90, 10 authorize and empower the Board
OF trustees OF the Napa State Asylum, for the In
sane 70 sell ana convey portion OF real prop
erty sitrate in Eapa county in the State OF Cali
fornia, and belonging to said state to Napa
county for the purpose of highway. and to
sell and convey certain other portion of said
tract 10 an individual or individuals.
= COS 20 provide for the construction and
WORK upon bridges, streets lanes, alleys, courts,
Places sidewalks, and tunnels and for the con.
struction OF sewers. ana for the conGeu nation
OF y oy.fty ier schooi purposes within NUM-
clpa tiles which, at the last ederal census had
population cf over 1l,u00 and less than II 600
; B GA 10 empower oroners i'll cities and
counties 10 appoint stenographer and physi-
Clan to make autopsies.
5 B. S67. Iaisng the plice to be paid by pur-
chssers OF the school lands of the state to s.
pr sore, was strongly opposed by De Long,
Dray, Boges. Aeany and Murphy, and Wilson
withdrew il.
a. B. 655, respecting the payment in full by
hoidsrs of certificates OF purchase for lands
SOLD by the State of California prior to March
p. 1872 AMI Tor which the sai1 State has at any
time here ofore issued certificates of purchase
To subsequent pur ,hasers was read and ordered
A. B. IL. an Act to amend the Political Code
by ADDING sections 29S! and 29e5 tn. reto was
anletnen and 0r8ered reprinted.
The Committee on Contingen, Expenses and
Mtiesge 1eporied lack favorably number of
bills asslhst the contingent fund, which were
orcsred paid.
BILLS PROVED.
2 message was received from the Governor.
an o3ncgg MS approval of the following bills:
~ -, 60 appropriate money 10 paw the
el@is q Mrs g. Lemcn, as Commissioner of
MomenS apartment al the New Orleans
NoiloIs IidnsiriA AID Centennial Cotton Ex-
7slllei, rHia November Is, lssi, TO June 10,
49, 70 appropriate money o pay the claim
81 I. N. Gal agser for painting and glazing the
Naqs stall Asylum for the Insane, which work
Was psf r1ea IN said asylum under writ en-
eont ACT; is. providing for tire eniarging
s..erstaenlsg and improving the State Printing
Qaee hullai 9; 03, 10 provide for walk and
driveway IL tie State Capitol grounds. aud 70
apoyolr i2te laOoey therefor 45g TO provide tor
the impsoF ement OF the state. aptol grounds,
leestsd 90 sacramento, and 70 appropriate
mon y therefor; go, 70 appropriate the morey
now IL Inc Treasury of the Stare of CaiforI
known a The Adult lind Fund. Unavailable
81. 10 make n appropriation for the support ami
mainlen nee OF the Stae winning bureau fcr
the iog;y -iirst abd orsy-second fiscal years; 81
% Yiovi1e or the Improvement Of the S,aJs Cap
lsol grounds, .ocaed at sacramento, e3i1 to alJ-
propIiz;e money therefor; 500 making an
appropriation 20 pay The deficiency in
the appropriation for furnishing the
DLl o. t1OSpltSl me GIRO 4lC
Insane - A4news for the fortieth fiscal year: n,
70 pioyi6e or the grading and graveIints of that
poIiifH II Fifteenth street, between }. and N
s.ret s. q he Ct y of -acramsnto adjoining the
; aTs q, piul grounds. and 10 provi.e Tor the
pam - oi he same: soy to provide for the Ge-
fci Icy Ia the arpropri .tipn for the payment of
asln5y rer- $. purchase OF unit rms and Other
expenses 81 the National Guard for the thirty
niu5h Auo iostieth fiscal years 2O5 10 amend an
ACT establishing an Industrial Home OF Me-
ehaulei-l sd, { for the Adult Blind Of the State
ftsf AL f4sters4 ord Of 8,
the government thereof, and appro priatins the
sum 81 $4,000 for the support OF said Home: CD
70 amend an act amendatory of anu supple
me tai % an Act to incorporate the city Of Sac
rar1CltG 81 10 proviee Il system of water sup
ply and sew erage. and to improve the grounds
ofihe aii0rDia Home for the Care and Train
ife Of Fe be Minded Children, and 373. 10 pro-
&c furnishing the Caliornis Home for the
Care and Trailing OF Feeble-Minoed Children.
TIE CORONADO BEACH BILL.
4 sunsii.uie for A. B. $50 DOW known as the
Coronado Beach bill was read three times rn-
der suspension of the constitutional provl
miss between Senator Bowers and the Coronado
Beach people
THE ELECTION LAWS.
A. B 4S5 one of the election law bills was
taken mp, amegded and ordered reprinted. An
amendment by Camiietti 70 prevent polling
places being located within 100 feet of a saloon,
was defeated by vote of l6ayes to % noes.
tioucher introduced another natural RPs bill
for the stockton Insane Asy lum, the one passed
having been found defective.
ADJOURNMENT SINE DIE.
The Assembly concurrent resolution proyid
Ing or the adjournment sine die of the Legis
laIu.e on Friday. March 18th, at noon, was
taken up rs a special order
HeecncK moved - amend by fixing the time
on Saturday st noon instead of Friday.
Goucher moved that the consideration of the
resolution De deferred until tomorrow al 10
O'Clock he was willing to adjourn just as soon
as the Assembly had acted upon certain Senate
bills.
Jones favored the adoption of the resolution
with HeRccck's amendment He thought that
such bills left outside of the general
appropriation bill. which could be passed To-
1'orrow. could be left over until such time as
the state could afford to pay men TO stay and
attend 10 them.
Yell opposed any further postponement of the
subject. BE preferred adopting the original
resolution, but wss willing 10 accept the amend
ment offered by Senator Heacock. il was a
duty hey owed tbs people Of the State - adj
journ.
Heaeock said that twenty-one Senators had
signed an agreement TO adjourn not later than
saturday noon.
Goucher motion was lost By vote OF is ayes
10 % noes
Go9cber moved 10 amend the amendment by
fixing the time at II 80 p NJ. Saturday.
The motion prevailed by vote OF 81 ayes to
noes aud the resolution ss amended was
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