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

SACRAMENTO, January p, 1889.
Assembly met at II o'clock, Speaker Howe in
the chair.
Prayer by Chaplain Early
On motion of Mr. Young, the reading of yes
terdays journal was dispensed with.
Mr.. Alexander moved TO add new Rule, No.
So, to the Standing Rules of the Assembly, rela-
| tive to joint resolutions.
Mr.. Culver objected.
The Speaker decided that one days notice
was necessary before the proposed change could
be considered.
message from the Senate gave notice of the
adoption OF the bill approving the Los Angeles
charter,
The Assembly went into Committee of the
Whole to consider Senate Bill No. /, providing
for the payment of the claim for funeral expen-
ses of Governor Bartlett. The amount allowed
was raised from So 800 81 to s., $40 30.
Also Assembly Bill \ O. 4, establishing a State
Board of Horticulture. The amendments pub
lished yesterday were adopted.
The committee rose and recommended the
passage of both the above bills, with the amend
ments.
On motion CT Mr.. shanahan Senate Bill No.
was made the special order for TO morrow, i'm
medistey after reading the journal.
Mr.. Culver moved that senate Joint Resolu-
] ton No. l, approving the Oakland charter, be
referred to the Committee on Municipal Cor
parations.
| Messrs. Alexander, CHAIRMAN and Seawell
| spoke against the motion.
| Messrs. Hyde, Briefly, Culver ard Storke
| spoke in favor of the reference.
Mr.. Dibble moved, as substitute, to refer to
| the Committee on Judiciary, with instructions
to report back in five days. So ordered by a
| vote of As to "a.
/ Mr. Hyde presented petition with regard to
| the Oakland charter. Referred, without read
| ing, to the Committee on Judiciary.
Mr.. Howe presented petition from the
/ Raisin- growers Convention, asking an appro
/ priation for the London exhibition. Committee
/ on Ways and Means.
| Mr. Dobbin, OF the Committee on Labor and
Capital reported back Assembly Bill No. IFS
1 NOT q n labor nj mi nrs n for
| tories and workshops, recommending its passage
as amended. Placed on file for first reading.
! Mr.. McVay, of the Committee on Roads and
| Highways, reported back Assembly Bill No "A
providing for road tax levy, recommending its
passage. FILED for first reading.
| Mr.. LeGrave, of the Committee on Public
Printing, reported back Assembly Bill No. l29
providing for the publication OF u textbook OF
Civil Government, with recommendation thai
| it be referred to the Committee on Education
So ordered.
Also, Assembly Bill No. 81 providing that the
State textbooks may be published by anybody
with the recommendation that 1t do lot pass.
/ Mr.. Frank, of the Committee on Fish anc
| Game, reported back Assembly Bill No. ST. pro
yiding protection for long list OF game, witt
| amendments, ana recommendation for it!
passage. Filed for first reaoing.
| Mr.. Stewart, Chairman of the Committee OIL
Public Buildings and Grounds, presented
report stating the amount of mileage due the
committee for their recent trip to the Norma
School at San Jose, the Asylum for the Chronic
l
Committee on Mileage
MI Berry, of the Committee ON Agriculture
reported back Assembly Bill No. l9l. providing
| bounty on wolves and coyotes, with tie rec
concentration that it do no, pass.
Mr.. Coombs, the author OF the bill, complained
| that ne had not been notified of the meeting o
the committee, and the bill was re-referred t
them.
Also Assembly Bill No. -. providing TO
organization OF agricultural associations with
recommendation that it pass.
han hair ,s.ft tNxaf
| Ways and Means, reported back Assembly Bill
No. l50, establishing Branch Insane Asylum
at Ukiah, and recommended its reference to tn,
| Committee on State Hospitals. So referred
Also, Assembly Bill No. Is3, fixing salaries o
Superior Court judges, recommending its refer
ence TO the Committee ON Judiciary.
| Mr.. Ostrom, of the Committee on Corpora
Il ms, reported back Assembly Bill No. IA, re
iating to the valuation of policies of life insur
ance, with recommendation that it pass a
amended.
Also, Assembly BIZ No 14s, relating to In
and casualty, and annuity or endowmen
insurance or the assessment plan, and thu
conduct OF the business of such insurance, Will
| Recommendation that IL pass as amended.
| The message from the Governor, ace ompany
ing the report of the State Board of Examiners
was referred TO the Committee on Ways an,
Means.
Amessage was received from the Senate cor
recting the message OF yesterday announcing
the adoption of Senate Joint Resolution Nc. Z
| approving the los Angeles charter.
| Ar Damron moved 10 make the said resoiu
ton the special order for tomorrow. imme
diate after the reading of the journal. Car
| ried by vote of AZ to 10.
REPORT OF CHIEF CLERK.
Nj. Coombs called up the report of the Chic
| CLERK OF the Assembly, containing a list OF III
the employees and attaches OF the Assemb
VINO had been elected aud appointed to date
with the amounts paid 10 each.
| he report, without reading, was ordere,
printed in to-day's journal
Following is the list OF employees aud attaehe
| mot including members) receiving paw from tn
contingent fund OF the Assembly, with the pc
diem allowed - each:
| Robert Howe, Speaker.--......... ..s
Z. T.. Leake, Chief Clerk
J. J. Drifcol, Sergeantat-Alms. ...............
H. Hart, Assistant Clerk .........
l MyIon lsger, Assistant Clerk ...
Bruce Pendegast, Minute Clerk......-. .........
Car Spell ing, Journal Clerk..... -...............
A Shi eny, nngrossing Clerk ..............
Charles McGreeyy. Euro.ling Jerk 5000.
| Frank Auays. Assistant Sergeant-at- rms.
Florence Cotiloth, Pos.mistrtss ....-...-....
Charles Sconeid, Porter.
William Wall, Porter-.-.....-.-.. ...............
r. ii. Conboy, Porter-.......... .................
sohn oesu9e, LdSe.s..-.-..
George Berry, Page.
I'd hammond, ..........-.....-.
IL. X. Waugaman,
| Nm. Fitzgetalj, Clerk to Sergeant at Arms
VIM. Mcdonald, Asst Clerk Sergeant at arms.
2. A. Farley Chaplain .... ........... ........
| H. ID. b. Ciprtco, Clerk S. r. Delegations.
r. w. Orear. Asst tant journal Cleik...........
ID. g shepherd. Assistant Journal Clerk - 5
George Wooaward, Assistant Journal cier - s
| =. a. Mctouftney. Assistant Minute Clerz......
Z. IL Council. Third Assistant Clerk ...........
e. X swirl, Assistant EuRrDssipr CLERK