Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-03-15

Solomon said the Public Printer ought to be a
man who understands his business thoroughly.
A state Conven ion was likely to nominate a
man totally unfit for his position. A better Sc
lection could be made through the Chief Execu-
tive.
shanahan believed that no harm would be
brought aoout If these matters were confided to
; Dibble said that the Chief Magistrate of the
commonwealth is the representative of the peo-
pie. The very reasons given in the Governor S
message should induce the Legislature to sus-
, tain his yeto
! Briefly said there had been no good reason
advanced why. the Superintendent OF State
had voted for the bill should not fall down now
when there is nothing in sight.
The roll was called on the question of the
passage of the bill over the Governors veto, and
! showed 50 ayes and "a noes.
Brickwedel and Hook were absent without
leave, and the Sergeant at-Arms after an hour 5
search, reported that he was unable TO find
them.
After much confusion a new call of the roll
| was had, with the following result:
Ayes-Adams, Atherton, Bangs. Berry, Bran
man, Briefly, Burnett. Burwell. Chapman. Cole
man, Coombs, Crawford. Oman, Dobbin. Frank,
Hall, Holmes, James, Herman, LaGrave Long,
Maher, Mailer, McCarty, McMuliin, McVay,
Mulgrew, Mullaney, Mulvey, Murray of San
Francisco.e Ostrom, Porter, Reavey, Reavis,
Regain, Renison, Reynolds, Runden, Searey.
Seawell, Shanahan, Sraude, Storke, Sykes,
Tucker, FULLY, Tulloch, Turner, Wear, White
Noes-Black, Brown, Campbell, Culver, Dam
ron, Dibble, Edwards Ewing, Fassett, Gardner
Hart, Hersey, Hyde, Johnson, Lowe. Mathews
McKeown, Murray of HUMBOLDT, Petrie, Rags.
dale, Solomon, Simpson, Sims, Williams and
Young-25
After some uproar, Black and Mathews
changed their votes from " no" to AYE and
the Speaker declared the bill passed over the
veto. the SO votes making. as he blandly ex-
planned, two-thirds majority since the resigna-
ton of Alexander of Alameda.
pioble and Hyde Immediately entered sur
prised protest against such singular decision.
The friends of the bill INDUCED in wild de-
monstrations of joy
A little later on Crawford gave notice of mo-
tion to reconsider the vote whereby the bill
was declared passed over the Veto
from the Governor announced his approval of
the following Assembly bills:
No. &c. to amend an Act to provide for work
upon streets, lanes, alleys, courts, places, and
sidewalks, and for the construction of sewers
within municipalities
No. 594, to appropriate money for the pur-
chase of certain roads within the limits of the
Yosemite Grant.
No. 4S5, for furnishing the boiler house and
for repairing the buildings upon the grounds of
the State Asylum for the Insane at stockton,
and 10 appropriate money therefor
No. 426, for the relief of the widow and minor
children of James Saultry. for personal injuries
received by him while in the service of the
State, and which resulted in his death.
NO. $50 dppiOprldtlllg 0,UUU lOr Jne erection
of additional buildings az Agnews for the use of
the chronic insane, to appropriate funds there
for, and to provide fer the expenditure of the
same.
No. lS6, to amend an Act TO provide for the
government and m anagement Of the California
Home for the Care and Training of Feeble
Minded Children, approved March 9, 1887
No. 62l, to pay the expenses incurred under
an Act concerning the payment of the expenses
and the costs of the trial of persons charged
with the violation OF the law for the preserya-
ton of fish in the navgable waters of the state.
SECOND READING.
MoffittS s. B. Col. to provide for the incorpor-
alton of mutual fire insurance companies and
define their powers and duties, was, by a vote
of 81 to Sc, given a second reading.
The final passage of the bill was made a
special order for IL A. NJ. tomorrow.
The consideration of S. B. lis, to provide for
the appointment of a Board of Examining En-
Deers TO license engineers of stationary engines
and boilers, was postponed until to morrow.
Damron's proposed amendment TO Article
XIII. of the Constitution, relative to the taxa
ton of mortgages. ETC., was taken up for re-
consideration, and was still under discussion,
when at o clock recess was declared until $50
Pm.
Evening Session
Reassembled at 7:ao O'clock, Speaker Howe in
the chair.
The further consideration of Dsmron's Con-
stitutional Amendment was made a special
order for II 80 A. NJ. tomorrow.
Also, Brieriys Concurrent Resolutions amend
ing Sections IS and 49, Article ", of the Consti-
tuition, were made a special order for the same
time.
S. B. 1s9, to amend the Political Code by
amending Section 791, relating to the appoint
ment and numbering of Notaries Public In the
several counties of this State.
S. B. 4S5, providing that the Office of the
Judge of the Superior Court of the County of
San Luis Obispo, now held by Judge D. S Gre
cory, shall cease upon vacancy occurring
therein
S. B. 25l, an Act to pay the claim of Joseph N.
Vera.
B. SIG, to amend an Act to provide for the
organization, incOrp ration and government of
municipal corporations.
s. b 65l, for the relief of Patrick Creighton.
The following concurrent resolution, as
amended by the Senate, was unanimously
Resoired By the Assembly, the Senate con-
curing, that the twenty-eighth session of the
Legislature of the State of California adjourn
sine die Saturday, March 16. 1889, at IL 80 p NJ
Tucker gave notice of a motion TO reconsider.
S. B. &c. TO regulate quarantine and the ad-
mission of horses. cattle. sheep and swine into
the State, from infected districts, was refused
passage by vote of % to Al.
[Ostrom in the chair.
PASSED.
B.E65 to provide compensation TO George R.
B. Hayes for professional services rendered the
State at the request of the Governor and Attor-
ney-General, was recensidered and pas ed by
vote of AZ to H.
The Senate amendments to A. B. 400, to rein
corporate the city of San Diego were concurTed
in.
The amended substitute for S. B. 4Si, to pro-
vide for changing the boundaries of cities and
municipal corporations, and to exclude terri
tory theIefrom was passed.
KILLED AT LAST.
Reynolds moved to reconsider the vote where
by A. B. DDS. to pay the Telegraph Hill claims
was refused passage yesterday.
After an exciting and disorderly discussion of
an hour, Ostrom moved 10 postpone indefinitely
the consideration of the motion to reconsider.
Coombs wanted to know II that would pre-
vent the friends of the bill from bringing it up
again two years hence.
Nobody could tell.
Ostrom's motion was carried by vote OF 80
to 10.
At Il:2O adjourned until 10 A. NJ. tomorrow.
LEGISLATIVE NOTES.