Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-02-20

Solomon and Hail. of tie special committe of
two, to consider A. B. IS, to declare arrange
ments, contracts. agreements, trusts, or combi-
nations in restraint of trade and production I'M
lawful. and to fix the penalty therefor, each re-
ported substitute for the same. which were
made the special order for Wednesday afternoon
at O'Clock.
By Mr.. Holmes-A petition from residents
and property owners of the City of Redlands,
protesting against the passage of the Pomona
county bill. Also, two petitions from citizens OF
Riverside, and resolution adopted by the
Riverside Board OF Trade, protesting against the
proposed county of Pomona.
S. B. 402, to establish a Sta'e Reform School,
was, on motion of La Grave, given first reading.
On motion of Burwell s. Il. 49, TO authorize
the Board of Supervisors or other governing
authority of the several counties, cities and
counties, cities and towns OF the State, to pro-
vide pensions or benefits for the relief of aged,
intrm or disabled fremen, was read the first
time.
Oman presented bill of Sll0 rs in favor OF
J. ]. Driscol, Sergeant-at-Arms, for sundries.
One OF the items read, {" Fifty boxes for mem
bers.''
Damron said that he had bought his own box
Ostrom remarked that if they were under
takers boxes he would vote to increase the
number to an even eighty.
The bill was ordered paid.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By MISUNDERSTANDING for an Examining
Commission on rivers and harbors. Referred 10
Committee on Commerce and Navigation.
By Coombs-Constitutiona amendment rela-
tive to the right to vote of persons kept at asy-
lums and homes Constitutional Amendments.
Burwell-To establish uniform system OF
fees of Office in counties of the ninihcl Jul
dietary.
MISUNDERSTANDING to the Jurisdiction and
time and place of holding of Justices Courts.
Judiciary.
Also. TO provide for the alteration of the
boundaries and for the annexation of territory
IN iOrnrDGratad TOWNS and f0r tha in
corporation of such annexed territory. Munich.
pal Corporations.
Also. to enable incorporated cities and coun.
ties and cities and towns to acquire maintain
and improve public parks and boulevards. Mu.
nicipal Corporations.
Tucker-To provide for an Examining Com.
mission on rivers and harbors. Commerce and
Navigation.
Hall-Constitutional amendment relative to
taxation. Constitutional Amendments.
Hart-To amend the Acts incorporating the
city of Sacramento. Municipal Corporations.
Tully-Relating TO life, casualty and endow-
ment protection upon the assessment or natural
premium plan. Judiciary.
WORK UPON THE FILES
The special file was taken up and the follow
ing Assembly appropriation bills passed:
Mr.. Coombs in the chair.
No. SIS, to pay the deficiency in the appropri.
the Bureau of Labor st stistics for the thirty.
sixth, thirty eighth and thirty-ninth fiscal
years.
No. SO to pay the deficiency in the appropri-
alton for official advertising forthe thirty eighth
and fortieth fiscal years.
No. $40, to pay the deficiency in the appropri.
alton for postage and expenses OF the Supreme
Court for the thirty-ninth fiscal year.
No. 52l, to pay the deficiency in the appropri.
alton for postage, expenses, and contingent ex-
penses of the Attorney Generals office for the
thirty ninth fiscal year.
No 2, to pay the deficiency in the appropri-
alton for travelling N R0ard n
Commissioners of Yosemite Valley for the thirty
eighth fiscal year.
When the roll had been called on the passage
OF this bill, and 1t appeared that it had been
lost by four votes. call of the house was de.
manded and it was found that McCarty was alb.
sent The doors were closed. and after some
minutes the sergesnt-at-Arms produced NE
Carly before the bar of the house, although Nc
Carly claimed that he had taken the Sergeant
prisoner
Davis moved that McCarty be sent to Wash
ington as associate counsel in the Ohae Chang
Ping case.
McCsrty explained that he merely went down
stairs to take some astronomical observations
with Senator Hinshaw, but had met, instead, q
young LADY who had detained him longer than
he realized.
Hall moved that the prisoner be confined in
Chinatown for ten dsys.
McCarty said If they did it. he would guar.
antee to clean out the murtherin' heathens
Bibble moved that McCarty be condemned to
meet Sam Jones in joint debate upon the fright
ful immortality OF sacramento.
The Speaker ruled the motion out of order on
the ground that the penalty was too severe
Young thought the session was too near 8
close TO indulge IN 50 much damphoolery.
On motion of Mathews McCafty was fined 81
and ordered to take his seat.
The bill was passed by vote of 46 to Is.
On motion of Davis, the general file was taken
up, and the following was passed:
a. p: ~, 10 amend an Act to form agricultural
districts, to provide for the organization of agri
cultural associations therein, and -or the man.
egement and control of the same by the State
MESSAGE FROM THE GOVERNOR,
To The Assembly Of The State OF california: have
the honor to acknowledge the receipt of com
munication from your honorable body, setting
forth your action in connection with an investi.
CATION into certain charges made against the
management of the state Prison and which in.
vest1gation has been referred to my jurisdiction
in accordance with provision of the Constitu.
ton, made and provided in such cases.
In reply to your communication desire to
say that 1t has been my aim ever since as
sumed the duties of my Office, ID build up and
standard that would reflect honor upon the
management and credit upon California; and
do assure You that in the thorough investigation
now to be held will give renewed evidence
that that IS my intent and purpose.
X. w. WATERMAN, Governor
applause.
Shanahan introduced resolution. which wa,
adopted, authorizing the Committee on Way.
and Means to employ a Sergeant-at-Arms and
stenographer.
At 1926 recess was declared until P NJ
Afternoon Session.
Met at 200 P. NJ, Speaker Howe in the chair.
Siorke introduced bill requiring that war
rants on the Treasurer OF State shall be in
dorsed by the psyee
The following appropriation bills were read
SECOND time and ordered cngTossed to q thrC
reading assembly billsa2i7 1875, 19i, 1913
226, 227, 22s, 229, $50, 2sl, go, l24, 1l6.
MESSAGE FROM THE GOVERNOR
To the Asscnb.gcf the siate Of California: I re
specially request that in view Of the investiga
ton to be held under q resolution passed b,
your honorable body, in regard 10 the manage
ment OF the state Prison and the charges in con
nection herewith, that the sum of $40 coo ~
appropriated out OF the contingent fund Of you
BODY for the purpose of paying the expenses O
such investigation. Il. w. WATERMAN,
Referred to the Committee on Ways an,
Means.
A BILL.
By Salomon-To provide q home for soldiers
the support Of the INDECENT persons residing il
the Home of the WoEan's Relief Corps Associa
ton. Committee on Military Affairs.
RESOLUTION.
By James-WHEREAs, The Board of Viticult
ural Commissioners have established in Platt'
hdll. III Tie VII! anu COJHty OF san francisco
wine exchange and a so-called cafe; auc
whereas, they have employed lady, Mis-
Kate Field, for the purpose of lecturing ant
advertising California wines throughout tn
East; and, whereas, charges have been mad
through the newspapers that such q course
illegal and contrary to public policy; therefore
be it
Resolged, That the Committee on yinicultur
aud Viticuiture be hereby authorized to investi
gate the matter and report Gs soon as possible
Adopted.
SECOND READING OF Bills.
A. B. 49,, relating to roads and highways.
A. u. 81, TO establish State Reform School TO
juvenile offenders.
S, B. III. relating to legal holidays and non
judicial days
s. B. l72. relating to holidays
s. b. l73, relating TO holidays.
A. d. US. providing for the payment of $50,
formed upon and material furnished In tn,
construction of the State Prison at Folsom.
This bill vas the text of a long discussion
being earnestly championed by Mulgrew Sea
well, Reynolds, Tuliy, Regain and Young, ant
as earnestly opposed by Black and AcMuiiin
5. 3. 4, relating 10 the salaries of Superio
Judges was taken up, the Assembly amend
ments receded from and the bill passed
AZ o'clock the Assembly adjourned until Il
a. N. tomorrow.
yosEsITE INVESTIGATION.
The Assembly Committee on Yosemite valle-
and MariPosa Grove of Big Trees met last even
ing in room is. 0fthe committee there were pres
ent MessTs. Rundell, Hook, Gardner, Crawford
Tulloeh ana Tully.
Governor Waterman appeared before the com
mittee, aud IN response to inq1iries by Mr.
Tully and MI Hook. stated that ne first yis;tet