Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-01-30
ASSEMBLY.
sAcEANESro, January %, 1859.

terday journal was dispensed With.
The journal of Friday and Monday was ap-
proved.
Mr. Adams present resolution, which was
adopted, directing the Minute Clerk to deliver
each days minutes to the Superintendent of
State Printing as promptly as possible, SO that
the printed journal mey be corrected the next
morning before the minutes so to the Journal
Clerk.
Mr. Dobbin introduced resolution directing
the Secretary OF State to furnish copy of the
State Engineers reoort to each member of the
Assembly. Adopted.
Mr.. Lowe presented resolution providing an
additional page for the Speakers desk. COM
mittee on Attaches and Employees.
Mr.. Burwell introduced resolution appoint
ing Miss III. Mason Assistant Journal Clerk, at a
per diem of SIS. Committee on Attaches and
Employees.
Mr.. Salomon introduced a concurrent resolu-
tion-out OF order-reciting the recent war like
occurrences in Samoa, and petitioning Congress
to establish on this coast gun manufactures and
plants for the construction of naval armament,
and requesting the Governor to transmit these
resolutions to Californias Senators and Repre-
sentatives atW Washington, Adopted by vote of
6S to 4.
Mr. Reynolds, of the Committee on Retrench.
ment, reported back the resolution to pay the
claim of ]. J. Driscoll, Sergeant-at-Arms of the
Assembly, the sum of SIS %. for repairs to
locks, keys, ice-flter, etc, with the recommend
alton that it be adopted.
Mr.. Briefly thought the Secretary of State was
charged with the care of those matters, and
wanted to know how the sergeant-at Arms me
to put in a bill
sir. Reynolds assured the Assembly that it
was all right.
The report wss adopted.
Mr.. Bangs. of the Committee ON County and
Township Governments, reported back Assem-
bly, Bill No. 2Sl, 10 amend the Code of Civil Pro-
cedure, with recommendation that it be re-
tered 10 the Committee on Judiciary So re-
ferred.
Also, Assembly Bill No 1Ss, to amend the Act
providing for the organization OF agricultural
districts ana associations, with recommendation
COmrliffpp
culture. So refe red.
Also. Assembly Bill No sc, to amend the Act
providing for the Government of counties with
recommendation that it pass as amended
Also, Assembly Bill No. 105, to amend the Act
to establish a uniform system of county and
township governments. relating to Supervisoral
districts OF counties, with recomme ndation that
il pass as amended
Mr.. Bangs, of the Committee on County and
bly, Bill No. 1877. allowing cities of the sixth class
to dispense with Assessors and Tax Collectors
recommend its reference 10 the Committee on
Municipal Corporations. So referred.
Mr.. Dohbin, of the Committee on Labor and
Capital. reported back favorahly Assembly Bill
No 3 8, providing uniform city and county IL
cense tax on sale Of liquors in less quantities
than five gallons.
Mr.. Rundell presented petition from citizens
OF MERGED county with reference to the above
bill. Referred to Committee on Labor and Cap
ital.
Mr.. Dobbin also reported back, favorably,
Senate Bill No 63 to amend the Act TO establish
Bureau of Labor Statistics, recommending
that it be substituted for Assembly Bill No Is
So ordered.
Mr.. Burwell, of the Committee on Municipal
Corporations. reported back Assembly Bill No.
63. authorizing towns and cities TO incur indebt
edness for the construction OF water works
sewers, ETC., recommending its passage as
amended
Mr. Seawell, of the Committee on Judiciary
presented majority report approving Senate
Joint Resolution No. l, approving the charter of
Oakland. Also, a minority report, adverse to
its passage. signed by Messrs. Hyde, Tully Sal
Also, Assembly Bill No. 2s9, amending the
Political Code, with regard to the number and
designation of the civil and executive officers of
the State, recommending passage.
Also, Assembly Bill No. 49, amending the
Code OF Civil Procedure, regarding the place of
trial OF civil actions, recommending passage as
amended.
On motion of Mr.. Tucker, the above bill was
read the first time and filed for sc: ond reading
Also, Assembly Bill No. l4l. amending the
Civil Code, regarding libel and SANDER. With
out recommendation.
Also, Assembly Bill No. 1872 amending the
Code OF Civil Procedure, regarding the assess
ment of estates in condemnation suits recon-
mending passage as amended.
Mr.. Mu!grew, of the Committee on Claims re.
ported back, favorably, Assembly Bill No. l7s,
TO pay the claim of d. Jordan, for work done at
Folsom Prison.
Mr.. Aoams, of Committee ON State Prisons. re-
ported back favorably Assembly Bill 30. 49, 10
establish permanent fund for the purchase of
jute.
Also, Assembly Bill No. sO9 to create two
prison districts, recommending pasag as
amended.
Mr. Crawford, of Committee on Education. re-
ported back adversely Assembly Bill No ll6
changing time of election of School Trustees
Also, tavorably, Assembly Bill No. Il2 adding
Section $40 to the Political Code
Also Assembly Bill No. 127, making appropri-
alton for completion and furnishing Of the Chico
Normal School. Passage as amended
Also. Assembly Bill No. &c., relating to appli.
cants for primary county certificates, and studies
to be pursued. Author given leave 20 withdraw
bin.
Also, committee report of recent visit 70
Chico formal School, and recommending the
appropriation of ST., 500 for the completion of
the same. Committee on Ways and Means.
hlso report of mileage-l90 miles-due the
committee. Commit on Mileage
Mr.. Staude, of Committee en- Public Buildings
and Grounds, reported mileage-S22 miles due
the committee fer their recent visit 10 the Napa
Asylum and Chico Normal School,
Dir. Mccarthy of Committee on Chinese I'm
migration ana Emigration, reported mileage
due his committee for 202 miles travelled on
their recent visit TO the slums of Chinatown and
san Quentin Prison.
Mr.. ostroia, OF Committee on Rules and Reg
N ttee did not consider Il necessary to make
any changes which would require the reprint
ing Of the rules during the present session.
BILLS INTRODUCED
By Mr.. Staude-An assembly ooasti utional
amendment relating TO the juri. diction OF
Justices of The Peace. Committee on Consiitu.
tional Amendments
By Mr.. Mahler-To pay the claim of Jerome
Deasy. Committee on claims
BY Mr.. Rundell-An Act to amend Section ces
OF the Act to establish q uniform system az
county and township governments. Committee
on County and Township Governments.
Also, an Act making appropriation to survey
the Mariposa road into the Yosemite valley.
Committee ON Yosemite.
BY Mr.. n'bble-An Act amending the Politi-
cal Code with relation to pilots, Committee on
Commerce and Navigation.
By MI. McCarthy-4n Act to amend the
Civil Code, regarding the assessment of the
lsions.
Also, an Act for the better protection of stock
no ceis in corporations. Committee on Cor
Also. an Act relating to aliens doing business
an the State. Committee on Labor and Capital
By Mr.. CrawtoFd-An Act to enable women
On vote for school officers, and to hold such
od5ees. Committee on Education.
By MI Muigrew-,n Act to amend the Civil
Code, concerning the succession o. property.
Committee on Judiciary.
By MIR Salomon-An Act to smend Section
$40 of the Penal Code, relating to paunbrokers |
Committee ON Crimes and Penalties
f,y Mr.. Seaweli-An Act TO amend fthe Civil |
Code regarding the obligations of owners of |
division fences. Committee on Judiciary.
B9 Itr Chaprlan--An Act concerning con-
ditfane3 sales, bs;lments aud leases os,personal
property. Committee on Judiciary.
Also. an Act 20 prob bit the removal of.uaarks !
brands or stamps on personal property. Com
On melton OF Mr.. reynolds Assembly Bill No. !
II, ptevid1ig for the free printing OF theEtate |
text-booss, was taken from the Committee on |
Publie Printing and Eeferred to the CommsttSe !
on Education.
BY Mr.. Brie.ly-Au Act repeating the Act 10 |
establish am support Bureau of Labor Stats /
tics, approved March 8. 1883. Committee OF |
Public expenditures and Accounts.
GENERAL PILE
Senate Ball Nc 63 was substituted for Assem-
bly, Bill No. Is, AID was eai the first time
senate Bal No.61 was substituted for Assem- /
bly, Bill No. e. and passed Oh the ile
Assembly Bill M SAN Act to amend an .
Act 70 es ablisS auE form sys.em of county sr1d i
sownship governments. aud te insert new see /
ton thel elm, TO be numbered 1887, was restl I
q e third time and ,kasseG bysa vote of 60 to .
Tide Rad and approved.
On motion of Sjr Alexander, 3r Hart was
sSsseied leave of sIssence for this day.
Assembly Bill No. 6e-An Act concerning or i
1ers si1sde by the Superior Court for special
Grand. Jury, was read the third tirs and passed
by ssssnimous vote OF "a Title read and ap-
proved.
Assembly Bill No. a,-Relstive 10 actions in
livorce cases, pending third reading was re-
committed 20 Il special committee of Que (Mr
ienison) 70 susert an ensctsng clause. and made
! special order for Monday after reading Of the
ournal.
At 1880 o'etock the Assembly adjourned Cor
eccss.
Afternoon Session.