Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-02-27
ASSEMBLY.


journed.
ASSEMBLY.
SACRAMENTO February Of 1850
Assembly called to order at I05l5 Nc SneeEar
Howe in The chsir -''-' ote''Ae
On motion of Petrie A. B. 464. making an an
proDriation for the arrangemanr and nro,n,;dt 90 St
Of the state mineral csbineI ,ndar reetion ~
the Trustees thereof. was placed on the srecis1
file for second reading.
DiLLs fAsehD'
A. B. 523, to pay the deficiency in the appro-
prlatlon for special contingent expenses fund
secret servlce) for the thirty eighth fiscal year.
A. b. 524, to pay the deficiency in the appro-
priation for purchase of ballot paper for the
thirty eighth and fortieth fiscal years with legal
interest thereon.
A. B. 525, to pay the deficiency in the appro
priation for postage and contingent expenses OF
| the Clerk OF the supreme Court for the thirty
| seventh f, cal year.
A. b. 526, TO pay the deficiency in the appro-
priation tor support of the Insane Asylum at
stockton for the thirty eighth, thirty ninth, and
fortieth fiscal years.
i.. a. p. -, e. W pay .ne uenciencs IN tne appro-
| farv Of state for t6a thirfv.a;obtb snd ,b;r,
ninth fiscal wears
r S3 fo nrovide imnrovaments for tho
| Deaf, Dumb and Blind ASYLUM.
A. r. S6i. to nav the deficiency in the ammo
State Board of Eoualization for the thirtv.nintb
| fiscal vaar TPead third time ard o3rdarad
printed with amendments '''N0 anu o'ueieu
| a r Nd to nav the deficianov In tho onnro
priation for the care and training of feeble
minded children for the thirty-eighth fiscal
year anu 70 pay the interest thereon.
A. D. %. 10 provlde ior the deficiency IN the
appropriation ior salary OF the Deputy Superin
esnbsnt t od ruO.c instruction ior the thirty
| elgntn nscal year
A. b. W. TO provide for the deficiency in the
appropriation 1or the travelling expenses of the
| superintendent OF Public instruction Ior the
9sa 70 nsoI nsy the eae Claims tor arsn
State Capitol on the occasion of the death Of the
| late Governor Bartlett
| s. B. So, making an appropriation for the def
| cheney in the appropriation for pay of steno-
grapher to Railroad Commission tor the thirty
ninth and fortleth fiscal years.
| S. B. 239, to pay the claim of Charles E.
| Hughes.
| S. B. 23S to pay the claim of John A. Cole
| S. 3. 255 to pay the claim of James 1ouhey.
S. b 234 to pay the claim of c. NJ Bumbaurh
| s. B. 2S3 to paw the claim of j ]. lynch.
s. b. AI3 TO pay the claim of w f. DoaD
| B. 226 TO pay the claims of Trustees of the
| State Normal School at Chico.
uynr,s ,ovr.
| 'oNAn'
on nouon OF Snananan, a. b. 64o making
an appropriation Tor the support OF the State
government for the forty-firs and forty second
nscal years, was referred TO the Committee on
Ways and Means.
| message rom the Governor announced his
approval OF A: B. 26, to provide for the correc-
| ton and establishment of portion of the east
ern boundary line of the State of California.
AT Iz'So recess was declared until 2 p NJ
Afternoon Session
| .ssor,h,,, o... q o,,,.o,-
,ha nSnis Incl ~ ocioch' speaker howe IN
'' Frsnt nrssen,ad a nro,os, f,o,, o;.,.o,. :.
ianA pieael'Su l PIotest mon cltlzens OF
isiais a creek ana bqtcnertown Flats, IN the city
t Hnu VI oaI reancisco, M processing agalnst
tio t; s go 81; ~ 1a a %, ,ts W le ieciaIha-
w;thin in unicinai,tias W cef''iu ianos
"fsr.. fS,. i- IL . Pa,.'iea, , e. 49,, ;; .,
ispe"Ae' pio 'e.li 'naiiai'~n III 'iie onair.I
! Bill PASSED.
S. B. 1874, to provide for a permanent site for
| the California Home for the Care and Trninino
of Feeble Minded Children. and To- erect s,,;t'
| able buildings thereon TTurner pave notice n,
| reconsideration tomorrow.l "
| s. b. 81 to amend Section 1854 of The Code nj
1 Civil Procedure. relating 10 the time within
/ which an act is to be done may be extended.
| A. B. 81. to provide for LAYING out orenipg
widening straiehtening, or CLOSING mn in Who'll
| or in part any street, square lane ailey conrt
| or place within municinalities
| s. b. 70 relating to INSTRUMENTS Acknowledged
| or proved and certified. or the ORIGINAL record
! thereof. or comics of the record tbereof beino
read in evidence without further proof.
shsnahan moved that $, b. 5S4 TO regulate the
! powers and duties of the State Board of Prison
Directors, be declared a case of urgency.
carried by vote of 81 to 6.
The bill was read first and second times and
amended, and, on motion of Hyde, was made
4 the special order Tor Tomorrow afternoon at 3
o CLOCK.
4 salomon called up the special order, the re-
p POI. Si 'ne seiec' ss soiaee 70 prepare suDsti-
Solomon offered a substitute which he warmly
| recommended as embodvine The hest features y,
similar bills pending in The iegsiatnres G @ of Other
| States
| Hail the other member of the conm;t,ee
also offered substitute which was abIv and
warmly championed by Tulloch in an eloouent
| speech in which he reviewed the history and
| pernicious effects of trusts and combinstions
salomon's substitute was then sdopted by a
vote of s9 to 26
| 1t was then put upon third reading, and
! passed by vote of 81 to5.
Ewing gave notice of reconsideration to-mor-
| row.
The Committee on Public Morals reported
\ back A. B. 5S2 relative to the sale and use Of
| opium prepared for smoking which BILL upon
| Recommendation of the committee was given
first reading.
Maher presented a petition from the citizens
| of San Francisco praying for the passage of A.
| B. S. relating to the reclamation of certain
lands, applicable to certain lands within muni-
| cipallties
| SENATE BILLS PASSED.
1 No ~, q. a,ro,, ~, ca, 80 ,,;,-;, r..,..
relating ~ legal bnI;dovs ana non ,rdinis
DAYS. '' "-'1 DoN Jue'io'"'
IA ,7a 10 amend the civi, Code ra,a,;,o 70
| bolidays -- S~ -ee W
nyu1lo NJ 1lzs ,. .,,. ro,,,;a., c.,.
| to HOLIDAYS '-e o'i''e"' 'ooe ie'''''iis
W P;aris aa,a ,,o,,oa ,h,, 60 ,,u,
,,ora s;de,so sa,v sas A., AL ,d ne Mpuia
the ehora hiiis ,va, ,aseod oi 'ne 'o'es ps "nicn
sts o'oloat ,eness ,ras dao,oroa ,,,,.;, ,.o
| s'oOA .eeSss was ue'iaieo 'i'ii '''o'
| Evening Session.
| Assembly met at 7:30 O'Clock Speaker Howe
| in the chair
| On motion of Ostrom, A. B COS. 443. 1894. SIG.
| and s. b. sos. all relating 10 corporaiions were
read first time
| s. B. 2-on special file - making apprc-
\ priation for the State Roard nj Fnrest-v ,rac
/ given frs. reading
First readlng of Assembly Rills-46s. 6l5 4a5
| sol 571 sS7 2Ss se5 sSi 400 5zs so1 sss 49, '''
| Senate Bills-l02 2S6, A, %, 2O6, 205.
80 wear Yea presented tne following minority report
Oh tne Commlttee on Educatlon:
MT. speaser :: AS a member OF the above COM
nn r'ee' 4n gu, recent vislL 70 tne southern por,
LION OF tne STATE II was deemed advisable that
should s stop at the thriving town OF Bakersfield
Ior Iew Gays, and hence present this, my
place was 10 find suitable sites for the location
| among which l will name a branch Normal