Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-03-14
ASSEMBLY.

SACRAMENTO, March lS, 1889.
Assembly called to order at 10 % \. M Speaker
Howe in the chair.
McVay, Dibble and Seawel were appointed
on a conference committee to consider \. 3. s52,
to authorize County surveyors to survey unsur-
veyed State lands.
Edwards called up the special order. the re-
consideration of S. J. r. 5. approving the char
ter of the city of San Diego.
First, he said he wished to speak to question
of privilege Day before yesterday, i'll the ex-
element of the moment, he had objected to the
presence uf attorney E. H. Lsmme, of san
Diego. on the floor of the Assembly, who was
lobbying against the charter. He said that
Lamme as a lawyer, certainly knew that lobby
served that lawyers often rushed in W re sn-
gels feared TO tread and as Mr.. Lan.le evi
IDENTIFY didn't know any better he was entitled to
this apology.
scription of Coronado Beach, and would have
continued his eech for some hours if his
voice had not been drowned in applause.
Young rose and stated that all the differences
which had heretofore existed between the rep
resentatives of Coronado Beach and Senator
Bowers and hin self had been nicely adjusted
aud smicably settled, and he hoped the cnarter
would be unanimously indorsed-
Lowe thereupon withdrew his motion of re-
consideration, and the charter stood proved.
PASSED.
\ B CSC, for the payment for extra services
performed by laborers and mechanics on the
binding of the State Normal School at Chico.
:, nate messages were taken up, and the
amendments to A. B. So, to provide improve
ments for the Deaf, Dumb and Blind Asylum,
were concurred in.
Also the Senate amendments 10 A. B. Us, to
pay the claim of ID. Jordan, were conc urred in.
UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED.
BY Tucker-Resoirod. by the Assembly, the
w. Waterman, be, and he is hereby, requested
to invite the Attorney General TO act as the legal
adviser during the investigation into the man.
agement of the State Prison Affairs.
resolution was adopted approving the report
OF the special Joint committee TO examine into
all matters relative to The unpaid claims of this
State against the United States.
Mr.. Dobbin in the chair.
SECOND READING.
S. B. ga. relating 10 fees in the Secretary of
states ONCE, was read a second time and
amended.
S. B. 80, to pay the claim of Enoch N. strout.
S. b. iSl, relating to settlement of accounts of
Trustees after distribution of estates.
s. B. 327, TO pay ella m of Oregon Railway and
Navigation Company
$. B. Soi, relating to property acquired after
marriage.
S. B. lis, relating to the husbands control of
community property.
A. B. 2il, for placing an elevator in the Cap
itol.
5. B. 65i, for relief of Patrick Creighton.
S. Isl. to pay claim of John C. Edgar
S. B. $50, 10 improve navigation of Sacramento
aud San joaquin rivers.
=. B. Isl, relating to elections.
VETOED.
message from the Governor announced his
disapproval OF A. B. go. to make the Office of
Superintendent of State Printing elective. The
message gave many aud comprehensive reasons
Tor the veto. and its reading was received with
applause.
AN METEOROLOGICAL BILL
s. B. 6S6, providing for the purchase of home
manufactured type and printing material for
the State Printing Office.
Mathews objected to the bill because San
Francisco type was inferior to Eastern produc-
tons.
Holmes said he had bought type from the
San Francisco firm, and 1t was OF bad quality.