Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-02-09
Also, 70 provide for the resignation or removal

Also, to provide for the resignation or removal
of Judicial officers Judiciary.
BY Ostrom-T0 sppoint u Commissioner to
make arrangements for the proper reception of
the National Grange Of the Patrons of Hus-
bandry. Agriculture.
By Brierly-To withdraw from entry and sale
the State school forest lands in every township
in California Forestry and horticulture.
THE GENERAL FILE
Was taken up and the following Assembly bills
passed
No. 40, to provide for the revision and pub
lication of the records of the California Vol
unteeTs.
No. 2lo, amending the Poll icsl Code in iela-
ton to Boards of Health.
No. 2ll, providing for the appointment of a
Sanitary Inspector ard State Veterinarian.
No. 2l4. regulating the registry of births,
deaths and marriages.
10; 2l5, relating 70 the preservation of the
No 2l6, relating 10 the disposal of human
dead bodies.
crime of obtaining money or property by false
pretenses.
Nc. Is, for the appointment of five Supreme
Court commissioners, and a Secretary for the
S. B. 90, providing fer a general vaccination,
was read a first time.
at 1885 O'clock adjourned for recess.
Afternoon Session.
Re assembled at &c P NJ, Speaker Howe in
the chair.
GENERAL FILE.
Assembly bills read second time
No. SO, to resula e practice in certain cases.
No. o., TO provide for opening, improving
ana closing streets, squares, etc within munich
palitieS, with amendments.
No. es5, relating to the depositing of saw
dust in the waters of the State, with amend
ments.
No. 1s7. to provide site and buildings for the
California Home for F~eeble-minded Children.
s. b. No. 40, TO amend the Act creating a Board
OF Bank Commissioners with amendments.
D e.. X. :, making appropriation Tor the
improvement OF Eel river, was read second
time.
Bills introduced cut of order:
BY C~ampbeu-Io pay the claim of W. T.
Beville, heriff, Tor expenses Incurred in the
eXtIadition of W. S. yelling. Committee on
Claims.
tive TO the boundary line of san Bernardino
county Referred to the delegations from san
Diego and San Bernardino counties.
Speaker pro tenn. Shanahan in the chair.
S. B. 100. approptiating Sl75 coo to establish a
second time.
storke of Santa Barbara and Holmes of San
Bernardino, made forcible speeches in favor of
locating the asylum in the southern part of the
State.
McMullin did not believe in scattering the
asylums throughout the State. HIS believed in
the Capitalization OF State institutions as a mat
terAof administration, if nothing
else.
Mulgrew THOUGHT that Ukiah had A better
CLIMATE and water supply than could be found
elsewhere. Southern California would be re-
cognized later on.
FULLY thought it was good economy to pro-
vide asylums wherever and whenever they were
needed.
Young of San Diego did not like the tenor of
the speeches of some of the members with re-
gard to the southern part of the State. Ukiah
had a good climate, it was true, but so had
Southern California.
Seawell was not actuated with g desire to
deny the people of the South any privileges.
But the establishment of an asylum for the in
sane was q matter that called for the most care
fl consideration. The distinguished Execu-
tive of the State had given this question much
time and thought He quoted the Governors
message in this regard, which recommended
the construction of two asylums, one in the
north and one in the south.
stoTke said the central portion Of the State
had already several of these institutions, cost
ing many millions of dollars. He did not think
the people Of Ukiah were greatly inconven-
fenced in transporting their insane to g neigh
boring county. But it was Wong to make the
people of San Diego, for instance, carry their
patients 200 miles to an asylum.
Bill ordered eDgrossed and filed for third read
ing.
In accordance with notice given YESTERDAY,
Hall moved the It consideration of the vote
whereby A. B. 46, relating to trusts, was made a
special order for next Wednesday.
On motion of Hart, the Assembly, at 4:45
o'clock, adjourned until 10 A. NJ. to morrow.