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

Ii QaQ DeeQ ''gu6rdQteeu Dy the Erm, but their
guarantee amounted to nothing.
Solomon was in favor of the bill, and desired
the Clerk to read petition favoring its passage.
Coombs said the petition would put every
body to sleep.
Campbell said that observation had shown
that petitions had no influence with this Assem-
bly, unless they were backed up with coin.
The bill received second reading, and was
amended so as TO require the material to be of
firstclass quality, instead of simply being guar
anteed tn be so.
AT 1870 O'Clock recess was declared until .
I'm.
Afternoon Session.
Reassembled at O'Clock, Speaker Howe in
the chair
s. B. 299 to amend the Political Code relating
to the number and designation of the civil ex-
ecutiye officers of the State.
A. B. $50 relating to the salary Of the book
keeper of the Treasurer OF the State, was read q
second time and amended
On motion of Briefly, the consideration of the
Governors message yetoing A. B. 262, was made
a special order for II A. NJ. tomorrow.
SECOND READING.
A. B. 636, to provide for Police Courts in cities
having $4,000 and under 100000 Inhabitants
s. B. $50, relating to the crime of rape.
s. B. 49, relating to municipal corporations.
S. B. SO. relating to the establishment OF a
Board of State Harbor Commissioners for the
Bay of San Diego.
s. B. 12l, appropriating 500 for clerk of At
torney. General
A. B. 1863, for the levy and collection of taxes
by municipal corporations, containing less than
1000 inhabitants.
s. B. 4S5, providing that the office of the
Judge of the Superior Court of San Luis Obispo
shall cease upon a vacancy occurring therein.
A. B. 6Sl, to furnish arms for the use of mill
tary academies
A. B. 479, relating to Justices Courts in cities
and counties of more than 100 coo population.
A. B. 1898, relating to pawnbrokers.
A. B. 462, for the relief of F. Marion Wells.
u ~ ovl-,nr saf ala ffxSrar i,
mining corporations.
S. B. SS5. relating to the dissolution of swamp
land or reclamation districts.
s. B. 444, relating to public parks.
A. B. 5Sl. relating to highways.
A. b. 357, to provide statuary for the Capitol.
A. B. 544. relating to intelligence offices.
S. B. 24S, to authorize the Board of State
Capitol Comm issioners to provide suitable
residence for the Governor.
s. B. 2S3, relating to the sale of school lots
PASSED
S. b. 1856, to provide for the appointment of
Sheep Commissioner.
s. B. 2O9, to establish Police Court in Marys-
vile.
S. B. 372, to provide system of water supply
and sewerage, and to improve the grounds of
the California Home for the Care and Training
of Feeble Minded Children.
S. B. 373, to provide for furnishing the Cali
fornia Home for the Care and Training of
Feeble Minded Children.
S. B. 295, for the maintenance, support and
confined in the state asylums
S. B. 249, relating to the powers and duties of
road overseers.
RECoNsIDERED.
S. B. 57l, to pay the claim of w. T. Beville,
Sheriff. for expenses incurred in the extraditon
of w. S. yelling, was reconsidered and passed.
The reconsideration of proposed Constitution
al Amendments 10 and IA was postponed until 2
P. tomorrow.
Ats O'Clock recess was declared until 750 P NJ
Evening Session.
Resssembled at 7:30 clock, Speaker Howe in
the chair.
sEo READING
S. B l0l, relating to the funded Indebtedness
of Sacramento.
S. B. PSI. an Act to pay the claim of Joseph n
Vera.
A. B. 52S, for the appointment of an inspector
of iron castings in cities and counties of more
than $50, 900 inhabitants.
S. B. 267, to confer further powers upon the
S. B. sos, to pay the claim of George B. Z
Haye'.
A. $40, to establish standard of weights
and measures.
s. B. SOC. relating to the purchase of 10th and
Seth sections.
$. B. AZ relating to corporations.
A. B. 63S. to pay salary OF Commissioner Of
immigration.
8. B. 626, to quarantine infected animals
s. B. 81, to reimburse Company C, SIKH Regi-
ment, Third Brigade, OF Fresno.
o ID. ~, lOi TIC appointment Vi d uudtlOu lOT
jails.
A. B. 400. relating to lotteries.
TELEGRAPH HILL.
A. B. 225, for the relief of Telegraph hill sui.
ferers, was lost by a vote of q to Al.
Reynolds gave notice of motion to reconsider.
PASSED.
S. B. 266, relating to San Francisco harbor
and State Harb0r Commissioners.
S. B. IL, relating to sureties on undertakings
and bonds.
S. B. 49, relating to corporations becoming
sureties on official bonds.
A B 3S1, to authorize the Fish Commissioners
to import game birds into the State for propa-
CATION.
Briekwedel moved the reconsideration of the
vote whereby A. B. 500. to create an Examining
Commission on rivers and harbors, was lost yes
terday.
The Assembly, by vote of IS to "a, decided
to reconsider, and the bill was made special
order for tomorrow morning immedis tely after
reading of the journal.
s. c. r. II, requesting our representatives in
Congress to ask an appropriation of 1000 900
for the improvement of the navigation OF the
Sacramento and Feather rivers.
Reynolds introduced resolution to reinstate
Edward Farrell as Clerk of the Committee on
Public Buildings and Grounds, and to assign
him the work of comparing the journal.
Referred 70 the Committee on Attaches and
Employees.
AT Ii o'clock adjourned until 10 A. NJ to-mor-
TOW.