Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-03-09
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SACRAMENTO, March S-The Assembly
bill, making appropriations for the pur-
chase of additional jute machinery and
the erection of additional buildings for
the manufacture of jute goods for the
State prison at San Quentin and provid-
ing for fixing the price at which jute
goods shall be sold by the State, was
taken up and passed as amended.
The third reading of the Omnibus
County Government bill was taken up
and the reading continued till recess.
In the Senate, this afternoon, the sub.
stitute for the Constitutional Amendment
relative to the framing and adoption OF
charters by cities containing less than
80 900 inhabitants, was adopted.
The Assembly bill, an act to authorize
County Surveyors 10 survey the unsur-
veyed lands of the State, was read q
third time and passed.
The bill to create The county of Orange,
passed by a vote of 81 ayes to noes.
The Omnibus County Government bill
was then taken up again and finally
passed.
In the Senate tonight, Moffit intro
duced his Mutual Insurance bill and
will, tomorrow, ask that the rules be
suspended and it be speedily sent to the
Assembly,
Moffit, of Alameda, was given permis-
sion this evening to reintroduCe the
Senate bill for mutual insurance, which
the Governor vetoed recently. and put
ting the Insane Asylum bill of Agnews
on the same footing as the other
State asylums, to be declared matter of
urgency and passed. Wilson called his
motion to reconsider the votes by which
certain appointees of the Governor were
refused confirmation, but after debate it
was made a special order for tomorrow.
THE ASSEMBLY.
SACRAMENTO, March SIN the Assem-
bly, this morning, after long discussion
ON the State Mining Bureau bill appro-
priatine $lO0, 900, it finally passed.
The Assembly refused to reconsider
the Glenn county bill and it now goes to
the Governor.
In the Assembly this afternoon, loves
resolution to adjourn at midnight to-
morrow was made special order for
Monday. The naval militia concurrent
resolution was adopted. Three San
Quentin bills, appropriating $40 900 to
build an asylum for insane prisoners, was
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A lengthy discussion on the bill ap.
pointing Board of Examining Engineers
was made special order for Monday
afternoon. The Act closing the sash and
blind factory at San Quentin was passed.
Second reading of bills till recess.
The Assembly tonight reconsidered
Fish Commissioners to introduce game
b,rId nd oyooAnIa1 ~ To thnx,, for
) years. The Senate bill was finally
passed.
The Adult Blind Fund bill making an
available Appropriation of $50, 900 to sup
port the Home OF the Adult
Blind, and the bill for appointment
of State veterinary surgeon were
passed. Three bills for the improvement
of the State Capitol grounds, to enlarge
the State printing office, amending the
Stockton Insane Asylum Act. fitting a
vault in the State Capitol, the appropria-
tion for the employees of the State
Capitol grounds, to provide stone steps
for the Capitol ground, to pay the claim
of Mrs. Lennon, to pay the deficiency
in the appropriation for armory rent,
uniforms. etc., OF the National Guard,
were passed.
Inc Assembly tonight passed the fol-
lowing Assembly bills: Providing an
additional insane asylum (Agnew'sl;
providing for the maintenance, support
and discharge of persons in insane asy-
lums; to provide for the erection of new
buildings for the Stockton Asylum; for
furnishing boiler-house and repairing
the buildings of the Stockton Asylum
the Senate bill making an appropriation
for printing California pure wine labels.
The Reform school Bill.
Special to the HERALD
CAPITOL, SACRAMENTO, March s, 1889.
The Damron Reform School bill passed