Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-01-31
ASSEMBLY.

SACRAMENTO, January so, 1889.
Assembly met at l:03 A. NJ, Speaker Howe in
the chair.
Roll called. Prayer by the Chaplain, Rev. T.
A. Early.
On motion of Mr.. Hook, the reading of yester.
days journal was dispensed with.
The journals of Monday and Tuesday were
approved.
Mr.. Storke in the chair
Mr.. Hyde raised objection to the placing of
Senate Joint Resolution No. l. approving the
Oakland charter, on special file.
me Chair decided that the resolution was
rightly placed on the special file, and was sus-
tained by vote of Ga TO 13.
message from the fenate announced the
passage of Senate Bills Nos 27, 6S, q, Al. u 76
a. so. Ill, e5.
The special order. Assembly Joint Resolution
no. l, relative to the election of United States
Senator, was taken up.
The Committee on Federal Relations pre-
sented an adverse majority report and @ favor
able minority report on above resolution.
MI. Renlson moved the adoption of the
minority report.
On motion of Mr.. Burwen a call of the roll
was ordered before taking the vote. Mr. Regan
absent.
The minority report was adopted nv a vote ot
55 to 23 -
The hour of recess having arrived, a motion to
extend 1t five minutes was voted upon but
nouncing the vote.
AT l2:45 the Assembly adjourned for recess.
Afternoon Session.
Assembly reconvened at POP o'clock. Speaker
Howe in the chair.
Assembly Joint Resolution No. l, relative to
the election OF United States Senator, was taken
up and passed.
On motion of Mr.. Hall, the Committee on
Election Laws and Apportionment were granted
the use OF the Assembly Chamber next Monday
evening, on which occasion Judge Maguire Of
San Francisco will address them
Mr. Ragsdale presented petition from cit:
zens OF Santa Rosa, asking that Boards of Super
vlsors OF counties be given power to vote 81 200
10 De used In inducing immigration.
Mr.. Edwards presented a petition from ci,i-
zens OF Los Angeles county, asking the Legis-
iatnre % to abolish the tax on mortgages.
payable semi annually.
MI Brieriy presented a petition containing
2sS names OF citizens of Anaheim objecting to
toe G proposed county of Orange. Referred to
committee on Counties and County Boundaries
-Four hundred and eighty copies of the petition
ordered printed
Mr.. Sims presented petition from citizens of
san Francisco, approving the bill against pool
and betting rooms, and asking that it become
q law. Committee on Public Morals
MI. Damron presented a petition from the
Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce asking
that mortgages be exempted from taxation and
that taxes be made payable semi-annually
Mr. Mulvey, of the Committee on Mileage. re-
ported that the Committee on Public Morals
were entitled to 50. 60 for 2O2 miles. That the
~ TOR S2I miles. That the Committee on
Chinese immigration and Emigration were en-
titled to sl2l ~ for 292 miles. Recommending
that the Controller draw warrants for the same
Mr.. Searey. of the Committee on Engross,
ment reported that the following Assembly Bills
nad been correctly engrossed Nos "A, 81, 22S,
2, 20, 46, l02 and 119.
Mr.. Tucker of the Committee on IRRIGATION
reported back the following Assembly Bills:
NO. $50, to provide for the organization and
government OF irrigation districts, providing for
exclusion of lands Passage recommepded
NO. ljU. 10 DrOylQe for mi OFT ION nj
government OF irrigation districts, relating to
appointments for vacancies and assessments of
reai property. With substitute, and passage of
the latter recommended.
No $40, providing FOR change of boundaries
OF irrigation districts by including other lands
therein.
case of urgency, and recommended their
speedy passage out of order.
The report was adopted. the bills read the first
time, and placed on the special file.
On motion of Mr.. Shenahan, the special or
minutes.
A message from the Senate announced the
passage OF Senate Bills Nos. g. TO- "a llO l45
lis. IS. Also. Assembly Bill No. /.
Mr. Sims, of the Committee on Public Morals
reported back Assembly Bill No. 3S9, to amend
Section S07 of the Penal Code recommending
its passage as amended.
MI Staude, of the Committee on Public Build
irgs and Grounds. reported back adversely As
sembly BIZ No. 2oi, to clean the stone OF the
Also, Assembly Bill No. s24. to improve the
grounds about the Marshall Monument. recon-.
mendins its passage as amended.
A report from the Committee on Stale Hos
pitai concerning The chronic insane was adopted
and filed without reading
Mr.. Iuliy, of the Committee on Crimes and
Penalties. reported back adversely Assembly
Bill No. 81, 70 amend the Penal Code Also. AS
sempiy Bill No o.. amending che Penal Code.
Also, Assembly Bill No. 81, to provide for oper-
ing or closing streets, squares, etc, recommend
message from the Senate announced the
passage OF senate Bill No. 3S2, appropriating
5000 10 send counsel to Wash ngtoif to 0efend
and Means
vi. Whiteharst, Of the Committee on Water