Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-02-26

relief of Peter Connolly. 1t was read first time
and ordered on file.
president pro tenn. in the chair
On motion of Jones, at 9:45 P. NJ. the Senate
adjourned.
ASSEMBLY.
SACRAMENTO February 25. 1889.
Assembly called to order at l2:c5 IN, Speaker
Howe in The chair.
On motion of Solomon, the special order, A.
B. 46, declaring trusts unlawful, was post
poned until to morrow at o'clock.
PETITIONS.
By Howe-From citizens of Sonoma county
protesting against the passage of S. B. 296, foI
the relief of 1. g. Wickersham for money ey-
pended in the extradition Of Aug Tai Duck Re-
ferred to the Committee on Claims.
Ostrom presented petition from citizens OF
Butte county, praying for the passage OF A. b.
IA, providing for additional jute machinery at
San Quentin.
Rundell offered resolution providing for the
payment 1927 60 to J. L. Holland for services
as stenographer in the Yosemite Valley investi-
CATION. Referred to the Committee on Public
Expenditures and Accounts.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Storke-To amend an Act to establish a
State Board of Horticulture.
introduced 10 correct printers error in the
original.
Read first time and placed OH file.
By Tucker-To provide for the disincorpora-
ton of municipalities incorporated under an
Act approved March 13, 1888. Committee on
Municipal Corporations.
Lowc-To amend Section 497 of the Civil Code.
Municipal Corporations.
La,rave-To amend an Act to furnish arms
TOR the use OF the military academies. Military
Affairs.
Staude-To appropriate 81, 500 to pay the salary
of the Deputy Commissioner of hmm grafton
from August l, 1888. to October l, 1885, Ways
and Means.
Also, 10 appropriate sl2,soo SO to pay the
salary of the commissioner OF immigration from
October 10, 1885, to January l, 1889. Ways and
Means
Dobbin-For the relief of the heirs of the
estate of George horton, for property destroyed
by blasting Telegraph hill. Referred to San
Francisco delegation.
MISUNDERSTANDING to the price to be paid by
Alexander-To amend an Act to provide fol
Police Courts in cities having $1,000 and under
| 100000 inhabitants. Judiciary.
Chapman-To amend the Political Code by
adding new section, No. 539, requiring the
| Superintendent OF State Printing to give prefer
ence to California type-founders. Judiciary.
money Illegally collected from him as license
| taxes. Claims.
| Renison-To add three new sections to the
Political L Code, providing for the publication OF
| Damron-I 10 amend the Civil Code, relating
| to Corporations Judiciary.
| Mulvey-Relating to special policemen fol
| the Capitol grounds. Public Buildings and
Grounds.
Also, to pay the salary OF an additional police
men for the Capitol grounds for the fortieth ifs
| cal year. Public Buildings and Grounds.
| Also, relating TO offenses committed on public
property OF the State. Crimes and Penalties.
The Committee on Ways and Means reported
back adversely A. B. 495, to provide residence
| for the Governor.
A message from; the Governor announced his
approval of A. B. PIC, relating to the disposal o.
human dead BODIES and the preservation of the
public health. sslso. A. B. 2S4, to protect the
hrap al and no rau trat ior .nff fbor
| bred cattle and other domestic animals Also
A. B. IA relating to the valuation OF policies o.
! life insurance.
| SECOND READING OF BILLS.
s. B. As, to pay the claim of W. B. Burtis
! A. B. $50. to grant to the United States Ger
tain tide lands belonging to the State Of Cali,
| fornia, lor the purpose of improving the harbol
| of Humboldt Bay.
A. B. sec, to pay the deficiency in the appro
priaton for restoration and preservation OF fish
| in the waters of the State for the thirty-sixth
| thirty-seventh and thirty eight fiscal years
A: 593, to establish State Normal School
| in the city and county of San Francisco.
| A. 8. 1853, to provide for the conduct of elec
tons, and to more fully secure the indepen
dence OF electors and the secrecy of the ballot.
PASSED.
| A. B. 613 authorizing the Governor of the
State OF California to proceed with an investiga
ton of the State prison authorities of this State
and to appropriate money therefor.
| A. B. 449, relating to the assessment of rail
roads operating in more than one county, was
made the special order for tomorrow, after the
reading of the journal
A. BIS 612 and 142, to regulate elections were
! read first time.
SECOND READING CONTINUED.
! A. B. 1872 to amend the Political Code, relat-
| ing to election returns for Governor and Lieu
| tenant Governor.
| A. B. 32S, TO amend the Political Code relat-
| ing to registration of electors.
A. B. sol, to pay the deficiency in the appro
| tai for Chronic Insane Asylum at Agnews, for
| the thirty-eighth fiscal year.
A B. ASS. to amend the Political Code, relat-
| ing to elections.
A. B. 625, to amend the Political Code relat-
ing to election tickets and ballots.
A. B. 2i7, to provide for the appointment OF
pilots, and defining their duties and com, .eosa
ton. at the port of Wilmington and bay of San
Pedro.
A. B. 81. to authorize the Board of State Har-
Dor Commissioners to execute leases of lands
belonging to the State within their jurisdiction
and control
A. B s4 to authorize the Board of State Har-
Dor Commissioners to construct railroads over
State lands, and lands within their jurisdiction
along the water front line ofthe city and county
OF San Francisco and to regulate the use of the
same.
Fon motion of Solomon, this. bill was referred
to the san Francisco delegation with instruc-
tions to report back Wednesday afternoon
At o'clock adjourned until 7:30 P. NJ.
Evening Session.
Met at O'Clock. Speaker Howe in the chair
BILLS INTRODUCED
By Young-To appropriate money to meet a
deficiency in the appropriation for the State s
portion of the salaries of the Superior Judges for
the fortieth fiscal year. Read first time and
placed on file.
By McCarty-ro regulate pawnbrokers Com
mittee on Municipal Corporations.
HyDE's LITTLE BILL
By Hyde-Making appropriation for the sup
port of the Government of the State OF Califor-
mia for the forty first and forty fiscal
years.
On motion of Mr.. Hyde this bill was, without
reference, ordered placed on special file, for
first reading.
By James-To prohibit trespassing in certain
cases. Crimes and Penalties.
BY Reynolds-To provide for health and mar
ket inspectors in each municipality having 50,-
900 or more inhabitants.
On motion of the author this bill was placed
on the special file.
A series of resolutions of the Board of Health,
of San Francisco. accompanied the introduction
of this bill.
BY MISUNDERSTANDING to actions fer di-
vorce. Judiciary.
move to amend the standing rules as follows:
That the Clerk place upon the files in their or
der SENATE bills as they come into the House
without reference to committees.
A resolution by Mckeown, authorizing the
Secretary of State to furnish each member of
the Assembly with a set of the Appendix of the
Iwenty-Seventn session, was adopted.
RESOLUTION BY MR.. HYDE
WHEREAS. 1t has become known that many
members of this Assembly were travelling 10
Los Angeles on Friday last; and, whereas, it
would have caused serious loss to those MEM
bers to have been relieved of their honest earn
ings as legislators of this State and, whereas
the Hon. John McCarty of San Francisco by
his intrepidity and valor did frighten and in
timidste certain train robbers who had with
malice aforethought determined to stop and rob
the train conveying the said members of the
Legislature, and by the valance of the said the
Hon. John McCarty, the said train robbers were
intimidated and prevented from carrying into
execution their nefarious designs Now, there
fore, be it
Resolrtd, That the thanks of those members
OF the Legislature who were protected in per
son and properly by the gallant acts of the said
the Hon. John McCarty, be, and the same are
hereby rendered to the said train robbers
Referred to Committee on Roads and High
ways.
First reading of Assembly bills-52s 492. lel
2i0, 2G6, 2l9. 479. 2S2, s66, $50, ass, 6i7, 4S7
Senate bills-309, 1s7, 2s0, 223, 60, ~ 90, l52.
l61, s52 ia. 90, 2s5, 266, 267.
SECOND READING OF BILLS.
). y. 9s, to create Police Court in and for
the city and county of San Francisco.
s. B. 8. to rafify and confirm the conveyance
OF certain property to trustees for charitable
OF educational purposes by the City Council OF
Trustees Of any city OF less than 50,0o9 inhabit-
ants, OF Of any incorporated town.