Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-01-18

/, ton be entered into between the United States
| ana the governments of Canada and Mexico
Iespecllvey. looking to the cooperation of these
! Governments in making such transit impossible
! Resolred. That the best interests of the people
OF the racine slope and of the nation are in
/ yolyed in the inhibition of Chinese immigra-
ton; that the experience of forty years has
proved their presence TO be an unmixed evil in
an American community.
Resotued, That Senator Leland Stanford is
hereby requested to present these resolutions to
| the United States Senate, and that Representa-
| tive W. w. Morrow is hereby requested to pre-
and be it further
Resoiued, That his Excellency the Governor is
| hereby requested to Immediately forward by
our Representatives and Senators in Congress
Mr.. Hook moved the immediate consideration
of Resolution No. L.
| Mr.. Dibble said he hated clap-trap. The res
| olution was very crude and unsatisfactory
production. He moved that it be referred to
the Committee on Federal Relations with in
structions to report tomorrow.
THAT UNHAPPY RESOLUTION.
ar. Coombs wanted to have the text corrected.
| 1t contained some glaring errors.
Mr.. Solomon thought it should have gone to
the Committee on Education before showing it's
\ face in the House.
kr. RenlSOn rose to point OF order He
wanted to say something on the subject.
Mr.. She nahan objected to Mr.. Renson speak
ing when.he (ehanahan) had been squelched
| few minutes before. Now he proposed to pitch
| in and take his chances with the rest of the
speakers in the grand scramble for the floor.
The Speaker said the resolution ought not to
| be SO Objectionable with regard TO its literary
| style. ina much as it came from the Republican
side of the senate.
Mr.. Briefly wanted three days in which to
\ consider it.
| Mr.. Matthews raised more points of order
| than the Speaker could shake stick at
Mr.; Mulgrew demanded second reading,
which was had.
| Mr.. Briefly called for third reading, and got
| 1t.
| Mr.. Dibble was favored with fourth reading
Mr.. Hyde raised the point of order that the
| rules would have to be suspended before the
resolution could be referred
The Speaker decided that the point of order
was not well taken.
| Mr.. Sewell appealed from the decision OF the
Chair.
The next half hour was devoted to mscel-
| laneous and simultaneo us quoting OF rules
Mr. Salomon said 1t would be an outrage and
ditgrace to send such a looking resolution TO
Washington. The grammatical errors in it
| were positively sickening, and he thought it
should be referred to the Committee on Hos
| ritals.
! Mr.. Dibbe pointed out some of the blunders
Said he would like to have rome of the SEN
| tences parsed.
Mr.. Dobbin said ,he promoters of the resolu-
I ton were sincere and honest, even if they were
! not Linaley Murrays.
The resolution was put upon its passage.
| Mr.. Matthews explained that he voted no be-
cause he was not in favor of sending such a
badly constructed resolution to Congress.
Mr.. Dlbble gave notice of motion to recon-
| sider the resolution tomorrow.
| MESSAGE FROM THE GOVERNOR
! To the Assembly of the State OF California
herewith transmit 10 your honorable body
copy OF dispatch received from c. c. Steven
son, Governor of Nevada, respectfully request
| ing the Assembly to take notice of the same:
carson, New, January l6, 1889.
r. ". Waterman, Gorernor. Joint Committee
| of eight of our Legislature will visit your Leg
islature the Dist inst, on sawdust in Truckee
river and other matters leaving here on Sun
| day" R. W. WATERMAN, Governor
Mr.. Hart, of Sacramento, was granted one
| days leave of absence
| The Committee on State Prisons was granted
| leave Of absence from Friday until Tuesday
Mr.. Murray, of San Francisco, was given one
days leave of absence.
The speaker directed that Assembly Bill No.
Is be taken from the Committee on Judiciary
and re-referred to the Committee on Mines and
| Mining.
Also, Assembly Bill No 133 was taken from
| the Committee on Ways and Means and re-re-
| ierred to the Committee on Mines and Mining.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Mr.. Renison-An Act to amend the Code
of Civil Procedure, relative to the time for enter
ing Judgment i'll Justices Courts. Judiciary
! Committee.
| An Act to add a new section to the Penal Code
! relative TO the seduction of unmarried females
unde1 the age OF 20 years. Committee OF Public
| Morals.
O-MenOrlallZlrg m
gress in regard to the disposition of public lands
| suitable only for grazing purposes. Committee
on Federal Relations
Ey Mr.. Maher-An Act to add a new section
| TO the Code of Civil Procedure, relative to the
pleadings. evidence and costs Of ectie Us upon
| policies of fire insurance in certain cases.
Judiciary Committee
By Mr.. McVay-An Act to amend the Political
Code, relating TO the boundaries of Del Norte and
| Siskiyou counties, and to provide for the pay
ment OF the deb. Of Sskiyou county, and for
Z dc (T0r,,r,, itta
County Boundaries.
By Mr.. Hall-An Act to amend Section of SIN
Act to form agricultural districts, to provide for
the formation of agricultural associations therein
and for the management and control of the
same, so as to create new districts. Committee
on Agriculture.
s229 900 for the erection of additional buildings
for the use of the chronic insane. Committee
on Hospitals
By Mr. Reynolds-An Act for the relief of Geo
Nightingale, Michael Ryan, John II. DAVIS,
Bernard Ward, Ellen Burdett, John Wixom,
Michael ONeil, Margaret Coogan, Elizabeth
Overend, Bridget +. Houston Timothy Murphy,
James McGeough, James Hartford, Ellen J.
McAyerey, and Eliza Keleher, whose houses
have been destroyed by blasting and excavat-
ing Telegraph Hill. in the city and county of
San Francisco, for rock and earth with which to
construct the State seawall along the port of San
Francisco Committee on Claims.
By Mr. FrankS-An Act to amend the Political
Code, relating to poll-raxes Judiciary Commit
tee
By Mr. Regan-An Act to amend Section 2l6S
of the Civil Code. Judiciary Committee.
By Mr. Alexander-An Act to grant the Re-
gents OF the University of California the north
half of section l6, township south, range 8
east, Mt; Diablo meridian. Committee on Pub
At 1870 the Speaker declared recess until
O'Clock P. NJ.
Afternoon Session.
House reconvened at 2 O'Clock.
On motion of Mr. Ostrom. the special order
n ASspmblV
No. 2, was postponed until after the regular
order of business
By Mr.. Chapman-An Act relating to life in
surance upon the natural premium plan. Ju-
dietary Committee.
An Act relating TO life, casualty and endow-
ment insurance on the assessment plan and the
conduct of the business of such insurance Ju- |
dietary Committee.
By Mr.. Dobbin-An Act to authorize and pro-
mote the establishment of manual training
schools. Committee on Education.
An Act TO pay the claim of James l. Stanton, |
ex-Coroner Of the city and county of San Fran |
cisco. Committee on Claims.
By Mr.. Tully-An Act to more fully secure the |
independence OF electors and the secrecy of the |
ballot. Committee on Election Laws.
By Mr.. Fassett-An Act TO add new section |
to the Penal Code, to protect the registration of
thoroughbred cattle and other domestic ami |
mails. Committee on Agriculture.
By Mr.. Ragsdale-An Act to validate proceed |
porations taken since the passage of the Act to |
provide for the organisation, incorporation, and
government OF municipal corporations. Com |
mittee on Municipal Corporations.
By Mr.. Adams-An Act to amend the Act to |
establish a uniform system of county and town. |
ship governments. Committee on County and |
Township Governments
BY Mr. Hall-An Act to amend the Code of |
Civil Procedure relating TO the disqualification
OF Judges. Judiciary Committee.
By Mr.. Whitehurst-An Act to approximate |
money to pay tie claim of Bartolo Sepufveda, !
his executors, administrators or assigns for un !
lawful imprisonment. Committee on Claims
By Mr. Hyde-An Act relating to life and cas- |
uality insurance on the assessment plan and the /
conduct of the business OF such insurance. |
Committee OH Corporations.
BY MT. Salomon-An Act to amend Penal
Code relating to forfeiture of undertaking of |
bail or deposit OF money. Judiciary Committee
By Mr.. Brierly-An Act to provide for the |
placing OF an elevator in the State Capitol Com
mittee on Public Buildings and Grounds
By Mr.. Dong-An Act to add Section 53S to
the Penal Code, relating to defrauding of pro- |
prietors OF hotels. restaurants, boarding houses
and lodgiDg-houses. Judiciary Committee
By Mr. Black-An Act to amend Civil Code
relating to mortgages of personal property
Judiciary Committee
By Mr.. D6mron-hn Act to amend the Civil |
Code, relative to chattel mortgages Judiciary |
Committee
Also, Constitutional Amendment No, 2-Re-
lating to the taxation of mortgages, deeds of |