Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-01-23

SACRAMENTO DAILY
Sarah B. Cooper Assistant Engrossing Clerk. !.
Mary SIMS Janitress.
J. A. Wagner, Mailing Clerk............-..........
George E. WaddeIl, File Clerk....-.............
c. L Wangaman. Doorkeeper 3
s. Neal, Gatekeeper.
John Koford, Gatekeeper.
7. J. Powers, GatekeePer.....
Mccarthy,
ID. Black, Watchman...
A. G. BechtOl, Waterman
John Hendly Waterman.
l. j. Watson, Waterman.
r. A. Lowe, Clerk Com. Public Morals...........
N. Andrews, Clerk Com. on State Prisons.......
r. &. Tully, Clerk Com. Crimes and Penalties.
NJ. NJ La Grave, Clerk Com. Public Printing.
l. A. Leon, Clerk Com. Roads and Highways
Miss NJ L. Crawford Clerk Com. Education.
L. E. Atkins, Clerk Com. Elec. Laws and APP.
A. Gazett, Clerk Committee on Elections--.......
J. J. Mullins, Clerk Com. on Engrossment....... 3
James Graham, Clerk Com. on Mileage.......... 5
G. ]. Herzog, Clerk Com. on Agriculture.
| d. 7. Bangs, Clerk Com. on Pub Expenditures
G. Featherson, Clerk Com. Wat. Rts. and d..
| w. b. Chrissman, elk Com. S. and o. Lds...... 5
| Miss Lila Tulloch, Clerk Committee on Ag
| riculture, Mining and Mechanical Arts-......
| e. F Raymond, elk; Com Claims Of Assemb. :
| l. S. Smith, Clerk Com. d. and L. Monop.......
I. A. Peckham, Clerk Com. Fish and Came.
J. o. Beale, Clerk Com. on Ways and Means. S
| A. F. Scott, Clerk Com. on Ways and Means.
| A. Seawell, Clerk Committee on Judiciary.
J. P. Devine, Clerk Committee on Judiciary.
| n. r. Fitzpatrick, elk. Conn., Co. and Co. BLY,
L. l. Brockman, Clerk Com Indian Affairs.
| C. C. Wright Clerk Com on Irrigation .........
! Miss A. NJ. Horsfield, Clerk Com Irrigation.
G: Nelson, Clerk Com Mines and Min. Int.
Will Acton, Clerk Com. on Corporations.
J. w Drury, elk. Com. Chinese I'm. and EN-.
| n. w. Geary, Clerk Com. on Enrollment.......
Z. Farrell Clerk Com. on Building.
| Geo f. Murdoch, Clerk Com. Rules and Reg
John Halloran, elk. Com. on Silk Culture.
VIM. Hermann, elk. Com on Retrenchment...
J. A. Forbes, Clerk Com. on Fed. Relations.
Mrs R. NJ. Kent, elk. Com. Attaches and En-. 5
A. ID. Catlin, Clerk Com. Co. and Town Gov. )
Thos. Simmons, Clerk Com. on State Hospital. 3
L. G. Girvin. elk Com. on Labor and Cap........5
Mrs. E. G. Goad, elk. Com. Yos. Val. and For.
Chas. Corners, Clerk Com. on State Library IS
Emma L. Perry, Clerk Com. Public Lands.......5
Thomas Quinn, Clerk Com Int. Improvmts.. IS
r. A. Caples, elk Com. on Vim and Vit.....-5
Jno, Fishthaler, elk. Com. on Military Airs
]. J. Flaherty, elk. Com. on Com. and Nav......5
]. B. Small, Mail Carrier.
Samuel Baily. Messenger to State Printer......4
c. f. Byrne, Messenger to State Printer
NJ. Marks, Committee Room Porter...............4
George Spencer, Committee Room Porter......4
Z. M Durrett, Committee Room Porter
J. Opel Committee Room Porter.
A. F. lyman, Committee Room Porter.....4
NJ. Speegle, Committee Room Porter
l. Litzlns, Porter to .....4
r. Hughes, Porter to Sergeant at Arms
Robert Waters, Rear Porter
Mrs. Z. Rego, Rear Fortress.
J. Scuily, Porter
Robert Atwood Porter..... ......................4
John Burke,
N. Steinmetz, sGaslighter.
I'd Short,
M. e. Aver
J. Gormly,
J. F. Dunworth,
Elmer Moore, age....................... ......3
Mrs Mary Howe. Clerk Com For. and Hor5
A message from the Senate announced the
passage this day of Senate Bill No. 6, authoriz-
ing the mourning of Indebtedness by cities,
towns or municipal corporations Committee
on Municipal Corporations.
Also Senate Bill No. a. amending Code of
Civil Procedure relating to written instruments
offered in evidence without further proof Com
mittee on Judiciary
Also, Senate Bill No. A, amending Code of
Civil Procedure, relating to sale of mortgaged
premises by commissioner Committee on
Judiciary.
Also Senate Bill No S, providing for the fund
ing of certain Indebtedness of the several coun-
ties OF the State, and the issuance of bonds
therefor. Committee on County aud Township
Government
By Mr.. Dibble-An Act to restrict gaming.
Committee on Public Morals.
By Mr.. Tully-An Act to appropriate money
to pay the salary of clerk for the Register OF
the Safe Land Office. ard clerk for the Secre-
tary of State for the fortieth fiscal year. Com
Also, an Act to amend the Political Code, re-
lating to the number and designation of the
civil executive officers of the State. Committee
on Judiciary.
By Mr. Storke-An Act making appropriation
| for the deficiency in the appropriation for the
uses of the State Board of Horticulture for the
thirty-eighth fiscal year. Committee on Ways
| and Means.
Also, an Act to amend the Political Code, rel
| alive to the Jurisdiction of Police Courts. Com
mittee on Judiciary.
d A
of the Political Code. Committee on Roads
and Highways.
By Mr.. Young-An Act to relinquish lands to
purchasers from the city of San Diego. Com
| mittee on Public Lands.
Also, an Act to amend the Act to establish a
| uniform system of county and township govern
| ments, relating to the government of counties.
Committee on County and Township Govern
ment.
By Mr. Williamson Act to amend the Penal
Code, relative to the depositing of sawdust in
the waters of the State. Committee on Fish
and Game.
By Mr.. Mahler-An Act TO permit municipal
| corporations organized prior to January /, 1850,
and all organized since that date, which may
hereafter be recognized, to change their bound
airy lines SO as to exclude from their limits ter
| ritory lying beyond such proposed limits Com
| mittee on Municipal Corporations.
By Mr.. Biack-An Act to provide for the de-
| fciency in the appropriation for the travelling
| expenses of the Superintendent of Public In
| strnction for the thirty eighth fiscal year. Com
1 mlltee on w avs ana means.
Also, an Act to prevent deception in the sale
| of dairy products and to preserve the public
| health. Committee on Agriculture.
| By Mr.. Johnson-An Act providing for the
| erection and furnishing of armories for the Ma
| tional Guard of California and to issue bonds
| for the payment of the same and providing for
| the payment of said bonds. Committee on Mil.
| itary Affairs.
By Mr.. Lowe-An Act TO amend the Penal
| Code for the purpose of preventing bathing in
waters which are to be used by the inhabitants
| of any city, city and county or town. Committee
on Judiciary.
| By Mr.. Coombs-An Act to amend the Act to
| provide fol the future management of the Napa
State Asylum for the Insane, relating to the yes
| ident and assistant physicians. Committee Oh
| Hospitals.
! By 8Ir. Dobbin-An Act to amend the Political
Code relating 10 fees in the Secretary of State:
office. Committee on Ways and Means.
THIRD READING OF BILLS.
Assembly Bill No. A. amending the Act estab
| fishing State Board of Horticulture, was read
| the Third time and passed by unanimous vote
At 1890 the Assembly took a recess until :
| o'clock.
| afternoon Session.
| Assembly reconvened at O'Clock, Speaker
| Howe in the chair
Senate concurrent resolution relative to the
| National Grange was adopted.
Assembly Bill No. &c, providing for the correc
| ton and establishment of a portion of the east
| ern boundary of California, was was read the
| second time and considered in Committee o.
| the Whole, recommended for passage, ordered
| engrossed and filed for third reading.
| Mr.. Fassett presented a petition from the Lon
don Exhibition Cow ention, asking the use o
| the Assembly Chamber for holding a night ses
| sion. az O'Clock this evening. Granted.
Assembly Bill No. u.s. to establish and supper
| a Bureau of Labor Statistics was read the sec
| ond time ordered engrossed, and filed for thirt
| reading
Assembly Bill No. 23 to regulate the hours o
| labor and employment of minors and females
| was read second time, as amended by commit
tee, ordered epgrossed and filed for third read
| ing
| Mr. Ostrom introduced resolution-t tn,
| Senate and Assembly meet in joint conven ioi
| Wednesday, January sd, at p. NJ, in tn.
Assembly Chamber, for the election of fiv,
| Trustees of the State Library for term com
mencing February 2s 1890. Adopted.
Mr.. Culver was granted leave of absence unit
| Thursday.
Mr.. Mccarthy, of the Committee on Chimes,
| immigration and Emigration, to whom was re
| feried Senate Concurrent Resolution No.. re
questing the Congress of the United States u
maintain the Scott Exclusion Act, and recon
| mending additional legislation to perfect TIL
| operation of the same, reported the same becl
| with substitute, recon- Gending the adoption
| of the substitute.
| A message from the Senate here announce,
| the adoption OF resolution providing for
| Joint Convention of the two houses ON Wednes
day at p. NJ, tor the election of Library 1rus
tees.
| Mr.. Dibble offered substitute for the substi
| tute reported by the Committee on Chinese I'm