Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-01-30

Senate Bill No. 6, fixing the maximum
amount of interest On municipal bonds, was
substituted for Senate Bill No. A on the file
Senate Bill No. 10 was read the first time.
Senate Bill No. IL, 10 provide for the proper
sanitary condition of factories and workshops,
and the preservation of the health of the en-
pioyes, was substituted for Assembly Bill No. lis
Assembly Bill No IA, relating to public high
ways was read the second time, amended and
ordered engrosSed.
Mr.. Seawell here called up the special order
the reconsideration of the vote creating special
committee of four to act with the Committee on
Yosemite, in the investigation of the charges in
public print concerning the management of
Yosemite valley.
Mr. Shanahan spoke in faver of reconsidera-
ton. He thought the regular committee were
and should have the confidence of the Assem-
bly,:
Mr.. Crawford was opposed to the additional
committee, and thought their appointment was
reflection on the capabilily Of the standing
committee on Yosemite Valley.
! MIR. Solomon, as Chairman of the special COM
mlttee, dlsclaimed any intention TO slight the
/ regular committee, and asked 10 be relieved
from the appointment.
! The creation of the special committee was re-
considered by vote of IS to p
message announced the Senate'S refusal to
concur in the Assembly substitute for Senate
/ Concurrent Resolution No. l. requesting the
Congress of the United States to maintain the
Scott Exclusion Act. and recommending addi-
toEai legislation to perfect the operation of the
same, and asked the Assembly 10 receie from
said substitute.
Mr., Briefly offered resolution-out of order
directing the Committee on Counties and County
Boundaries TO return the petition relating to the
proposed counties OF Glenn and Orange, ior the
purpose OF having them printed 500 each, in
the form ofthe Assembly Journal. Adopted.
Mr.. Sims, OF the Committee on Public Morals.
reported that his committee were entitled to
mileage for 202 miles travelled on their tour TO
san Francisco and San Quentin committee on
Mileage.
Assembly Bill No. 72-To amend an Act to
amend Sections p 4, g. and of an Act to form
agricultural dis riots, to provide for the organ
| lzation OF agricultural association therein, and
for the management and control of the same by
the State, by amending and revising section |
of said Act, was read second time and referred
TO The Committee On Judlcisry.
Assembly bill No. 22S-To grant to the Regents
OF the University of California the north halt OF
section l6, township south, of range east.
Mount Diab.o meridian, was read tEe second
time and ordered engrossed.
Assembly No. 2l-Defining the rights of pre-
emptlon and homestead claimants on public
| lands of the United States within the State OF
California was on motion of Mr.. Dibble, made
a special order for Thu sday afternoon at
o'clock.
Mr.. Shanahan introduced resolution-out OF
order-appointing Mis- Sadie Anklin Assistant
Journal clerk of the Assembly, at per diem
9f S. Committee on Attaches and Employees.
On motion of Mr.. Renison. Assembly Bill No.
q was recommitted to the Committee nJudici-
airy.
| Assembly NO. Z, TeldlluR 10 the dcuinlS-
tration of estates, was read the second time.
amended and referred to the Committee on
| Judiciary with instructions to report Monday.
By Mr.. Tully tout of order)-An Act direct
ing the transcription of all matters of record in
the offices of the County Clerks and Recorders
OF Fresno and MERGED counties concerning real
estate III the territory taken from those counties
and added to San Beuito county by Act of the
legislature. Committee on Counties and County
Bou diaries
Assembly Bill No. 25 fixing and defining the
liability of husband and wife for the expenses
of the family and the education of the chill
drer, was killed on the file.
ASSEMBLY Bill No, 46, to declare arrange
menis, contracts, agreements. trusts or combi-
nations i'll restraint of trade and production, un-
lawful. and to fix the penalty therefor was read
a second time, amended aud ordered engrossed.
Assembly Bills Nos. l03 and l0l, the first ap-
proprlating $4,000 the latter $4,000, for the
Napa Sta G asylum, were read second time
considered in Committee of the Whole, reported
back favorably and ordered engrossed.
Assembly Bill No 1l9, to prevent undue re-
ductions or wages paid for labor by contractors
for public work, was read a second time and or.
dered engrossed.
By Mr. Long tout of order)-An Act to amend
Section 1867 of the Political Code. Committee
on Commerce and Navigation.
Al 5 P. Nj the Assembly adjourned.