Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-02-08

Hall said sll parties demanded the passage OF
IN te pih aad L should be passed, and not killed
The further consideration of the tin was, by
: Sose o. % 70 S2, postponed until next Wednss-
Mathews presented a petition from citizens of
1ehama county ana also one from the Board Of
SUPERVISORS of that county, protesting against
an appropriation for the London exhibit
BILLS INTRoDUcED
And referred to the committees indicated:
by Iacker tby special request)-To appropri-
ats money Tor u purchase of the painting
!" DRIVING the ast SPIKE" Ways and Means
BY Asher-Io authorize the Capitol Commits
sio sonerS 10 pE0ylde suitable residence for the
governor. ways and Means
by Hersey-Io appropriate s225,0o0 for atsdi.
tlona buildings AT Agilew's for the use of the
chronic insane Publ Buildings and Grounds
BY Mullaney-Amending the Penal Code in
relation to fish and game. Fish and tame
BY kenlSon-For 'he protection of pre-emp-
non ana homestead claimants. Homestead and
By Seawell-Authorizing the Controller to
transfer money from the State Library fund to
the general fund in the State Treasury. State
By Hattie amend the Act TO establish uni
ioIm system OF county and township govern
By Aexander-To allow conversation TO
Sher1iis for conveying prisoners to Stale prisons
ana Insane persons TO the Insane Asylums
County and Township Governments
by salt mon[lo pay the claim of E. NJ. Gal
schools. Education
Also, to amend Civil Code relating to the eIee
ton OF directors of corporations.
BY Damron-To enfranchise the women citi-
zens OF The State and Prescribing their quaiiaca-
tons as electors. Judiciary.
Mullaney offered a resolution appointing NJ
A Deyine File Clerk of theAssembly in place
OF George f. Waddell, resigned Referred to
Committee on Attaches and Employees.
line speaker stated that the reason Mr. Wad-
dell had resigned was because he could not find
anything to do IN his position. [Applause
Adams presented a RESOLUTION from the Board
OF supervisors of 1o!o county requesting the
Leelslaiufe not TO make appry ypration for the
Ostrom presented petition from Yuba County
Board OF supervisors mosStrating against the
hibit
The special file was taken up ard A. B. 4l6. to
PROVIDE 1or the exsmln >tion, approval and CON
nrInatlon OF proceedings for the issue and sale
OF irrigation bonds, was passed. Also. A. B. 49,
to repeal tue Act to incorporate The city of Mon
terey, was passed.
Dobbin introduced a resolution providing for
special committee of five of the Assembly to
investigate the management of the Commission
ers OF the Chico Normal School. Referred to
committee on Labor and Capital.
Al 1880 the Assembly adjourned until
o'clock P. NJ.
Afternoon Session.
Assembly met at O'Clock, Speaker Howe in
the chair
Briefly corrected his assertion. made during
the discussion of B. $S2, to send special coun
sci TO Washington, that Senator White was an
attorney for the Southern Pacific Company He
said he had in the meantime been informed
that the law firm of which Mr. White was
member had been employed by the company
but that Mr.. White had Withdrawn from the
hrm some months ago and was not now TN
ployed by the railroad company
Mr.. Reynolds said he accepted the apology.
Mr.. hall gave notice that tomorrow he would
move the rec ns1deration OF the vote whereby
A: b. Dc was made special order for next
Wednesday.
The general file Twas taken up. and the fol-
lowing Assembly bills read the second time:
Isl to amend the Code of civil Procedure
relating to the place of trial of civil action
49,, to amend Code of Civil Procedure. relat
ing to assessment of damages where the right of
eminent domain is exercised.
262, to amend the Political Code, relstiDg to
the Office OF Superintendent of State Printing
49, TO prevent the sale of intoxicating LIQUORS
TO persons addicted to the inordinate use of in
tOxicating liquors.
60, to amend sn Act to provide for work upon
streets, lanes, alleys, courts places and side
walks, and for the construction of sewers within
municipalities.
s. 27S providing for an additional Superior
Judge for the county of san Luis Obispo, and
providing tor his appointment and salary was
taken up out of order ana passed.
Senate bills reaa second time:
es, to amend Penal Code by adding new Sec
tion thereto to be numbered Section 26S, rela-
tive to the seduc ion of unmarried females un-
der the age of twenty years.
b. 10 amend ACT authorizing the ineUrriDg of
indebtedness by cities, towns or municipal cor
porations, fixing the maximum amount of inter-
est payable on municipal bonds
a. b. 56 authorizing school districts cities
cites and counties, or incorporated towns to
furnish the children of their respective public
schools with the free use of school text books
was, on motion of Briefly, made the special or
DER Tor Monday at go F. N.
Mir. C0ombS in the chair.
Assembly bills read second time:
l5i, 10 amend an Act to provide fer printing
aud distributing certain books CT a State series
OF school text books
IS, relating o the election of Road Overseers.
81, 10 create the county OF Orange, with
amendments
Edwards exhibited large map showing the
proposed county.
:. B. l6s, to provide for an elementary book on
civil government, for The State series of school
textbooks was substituted for A. b. 129, and
read first time.
S. 3. 65 making appropriation for State Board
of Fore stry for the thirty-eighth fiscal year, was
read the second time.
Az 4;o5 the Assembly took a recess until 7:SOI
O'Clock r. NJ.
Evening Session.
Assembly met at 7:S5 o'clock, Speaker Howe
in the chair:
Assembly bills read fist time: 47S ll9, a6s,
~, 21, 37a 39S, 40, 8, 2i6 3S5, 4S7, 4Ss, 327
35S
Senate bills read first time: IL, So 1S6, 1877
At sos Assembly adjourned until tomorrow at
10 \. NJ.