Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-01-25

OF assigning duties 20 officers who Sre unfsuil
friends OF the bill could show that the Commits
| sioner OF Labor Statistics was competent to in
| speet elevators, and perform the other deties re
| yaireo OF MIN by the bill, he would support i.
| ipe Dill was laying the foundation for the an
p0intment of fifty or seventy FIVE deputies. II,
| aiso warmly denounced the sections making i
penal oiiense to clean any machinery while il
operation He knew his position was unpopu
lar, but he was working man and was sfllins
to take the responsibility
Inc Dill was ordered engTossed and to thru
| Senate Bill No Ss-An Act to amend an As-
entitled An Act to establish Political Code,
| approved March u, 1872 by Mr.. Jones, was read
a asscono time ana ordered engrossed.
OUT OF ORDER AGAIN.
Mr. Goueher, in view of the fact that he would
pe apseht tomorrow, wsspermitted to introduce
OUT OF oroer, an Act to amend Section 6 of the
poitlcal Code, relating to insurance companies
SomaltIee Innmn on n Corporations The bin is what
the last session by Mr.. Cluniel
BY MI Meany-Act to amend an Act provid-
ing lor me organization and government of Irri.
and Water Rights.
SECOND READINGS CONTINUED.
Senate Bill No. 41-An Act To amend the Code
OF Clvii Procedure by ADDING a section thereto
70 be known as Section 1056 and to amend
section i9oI OF said Act, relating 10 sureties on
Undertakings and bonds, by M Jones' was read
second time and ordered ensro. sed
senate Bill No 9S-An Act to amend Section
- OF the Politcal Code. relating TO the office
for second reading.
On motion of ell, the bill was passed on the
file. retaining its place.
Senate Bill No. 2S-An Act to add a new sec
tion to the Penal Code to be known as Section
-, relative to hotels inns restaurants board
,pg-houses and lofging-ho by Mr. Dray,
was Iead second t.me. The committee sub
stitute was amended by striking ont the clause
proyldlng that IL take effect immediately and
ordered engrossed
Senate Bill No. 39-Au Act to amend Section
SoS OF the Code of Civil Procedure of the State
OF California, by Mr.. Jones' was read a second
time and ordered engrossed.
OUT OF ORDER ONCE MORE.
Mr.. Eeacock introduced a resolution. which
was adopted, authorizing the Controller in the
absence oi the Sergeant-at-Arms, to deliver the
warrants OF Senators and attaches to the Clerk
or BOOK eeper of the sergeant- at Arms taking
his receipt therefor.
On motion of Mr.. Goucher the Sergaant-at
Arms was granted leave OF absence until Mon
day.
Mr. Preston introduced resolutions authorizing
the Sergeant at rms to buy desk and to nav
John r. Hughes $3.50 for work done Tor the Ser
geant-at-Arms.
They were referred to the Committee on At
taches
Senate Bill No. 67-An Act to amend Section
266 of an Act entitled "An Act to establish a
Penal Code" approved February IA, 1872, by
providing for the punishment of seduction ac.
complished by false representations and pre-
lenses, or other fraudulent means, by Mr..
White, was read second time, amended and
ordered engro- sed.
CHANGE OF RULE.
Mr.. Caminetti moved to change Rule l, so
that the Senate shall meet at 10 A H. instead of
II A. n, and take a recess from Il NJ 10 sop NJ
The motion was referred TO the Committee on
Rules.
THE NATIONAL GUAR,
Mr.: Caminetti moved to reconsider the vote
by which the Senate c0ncurred in the Assembly
amendment to Senate Bill No. l, an Act to pro-
vide for the payment of the funeral expenses OF
the late Governor Washington Bartlett THE
Assembly amendment Included some expenses
incurred by the National Guard
Mr.. Camineti repeated the objections he made
before the amendment was concurred in. The
amendment, he claimed, did not provide who
was to receive the additional $3.50 He was as
sured that the National Guard did not wish TO
be placed in the position they were by the
amendment.
Mr.. Jones said that he had found out isiuce
yesterday that the leading officers OF the Ma.
tional Guard were opposed TO the amendment
tackled on to the bill in the Assembly. and that
1t was not done at their request OF in accord.
ance with their wishes.
The motion to reconsider prevailed unau.
imously.
The Senate then refused to concur in the
Assembly amendment to the bill by unan-
iTous vote.
The secretary was instructed TO inform the
Assembly that the Senate refused to concur
and ask that body 10 recede FROM the amend
ment.
Mr.. Dray was permitted:to introduce, out OF
order, an Act to authorize the payment OF
claims against the State which were incurred
under an Act to promtoe drainage, approved
April %, 1881. Committee ON Claims
Mr.. Meany introduced resolution authoriz-
ing the Chairman OF the Committee on Claims
to appoint stenographer for that committee.
1t was referred to the Committee on Attaches.
On motion of Mr.. Goucher, at $40 P. NJ. the
Senate adjourned.