Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-02-02
ASSEMBLY,.
SACRAMENTO, February 1, 1889

ASSEMBLY.
SACRAMENTO, February l, 1859.
Assembly cal ed 10 order at 10 o'clock.
A message from the Senate announced the
passage of Senate Bills Nos. 103, 2S6, IS, Is, so,
l9l, 139, 800, l62.
Also, Assembly Bill No. 4, as amended, making
appropriation for the State Board of Horti-
culture.
Also, Senate Bill No. 44s, making appropria-
ton for contingent expenses of the Senate for
the twenty eighth session.
Mathews called attention to the fact that the
blundeis OF The Minute Clerks are not corrected
IN the printed Journal from day to day, but only
in the written journal, which nobody ever sees.
Shanahan rose to a question of privilege. He
denied that he had. during the discussion of the
Glenn county bill, threatened Nj. Storke yester-
day. He had merely said that Storke was
fortunate in having his own bills already raised.
Storke corroborated this explanation.
und offered a resolution to employ a
stenographer for the Committee on Yosemite
during their investigation OF the charges in
public print, at a per diem OF $40. Adopted,
Tucker offered a resolution 10 appoint a Ser
geant-at-Arms for the Committee on Judiciary
at q per diem of es. Adopted.
Mathews wanted 10 know why his bill to
create The county of Natoma had not been re-
ported back. TIL Committee on Counties and
County Boundaries seemed to be very indiffer-
eDt in the matter.
Mullaney, the Chairman, said that Mathews.
the author OF the bill, did not stay long enough
at their meeting, yesterday, to be given a
hearing.
Mathews said there was not a quorum at the
notwithstanding TO his arithmetic.
On motion of ~Shanahan, Senate Bill No. 4l3.
appropria.ing $4,000 for the contingent ex-
penses of the Senate tor the twenty-eighth ses-
sion, was taken up. considered in Committee of
the Whole, read first, second and third times,
and passed.
The following gentlemen introduced bills,
which were referred to the committees indi,,
Gated:
Dobbin-To require boots and shoes TO be
stamped with :hs white labor stamp. Labor
and Capital.
C-onmbs-Relating to the adoption Of minor
children. Judiciary.
Hall-Relating to the Limitation of actions.
Briefly (by request)-To pay balance. of iude.
mentdue Tristram c. Gillian OF Centra Costa.
Claims.
Reavis-To prevent the abuse OF processes in
Courts of justice. Judiciary.
Mathews introduced a resolution changing
the Standing Rules regarding work on the Cen
eral File, SO that, beginning February 9TH, the
morning sessions Will be devoted to third read
ing of bills afternoon sessions, second reading
OF bills evening sessions, first reading of bills
Any bill not finished when the recess hour ar
riTes to be taken up and finished lmmediateIv
Epon re-assembling Recesses TO be from lS:s6
TO , o'clock. and from 5 10 $50 p. ". unless
otherwise ordered by a majority vote OF the
Assembly. Adopted.
GENERAL FILE.
The following Senate bills were read the
third time and passed
No 6S-To amend an Act to establish and sun
port q Bureau of Labor Statistics.
No: lilo provide for the proper sanitary
condition Of factories and workshops. aud the
preservation of the health of the employees.
Assembly Bill No <3 To amend Act relating to
municipal corporations, was given first reading.
lDibble offered a resolution that there Should
be no introductio OF bills during tomorrow 5
session. Adopted
The following Assembly bills were read The
third time and passed
No. Ito amend Section 2653 of the Political
Code OF the State OF California, relating TO pub
lie highways.
No 12s-io grant to the Regents Of the Uni
versity o. California the north one-half of sec
ton 10, township south, of range 8 east, Mount
Diablo meridian.
No: 9o-To increase the number of Judges of
the Superior Court of the county of L9s An
geies, state of California, and for the appoint
ment OF such additional Judges.
40. 1910 provide for certain improvements
ana repairs at the Napa state Asylum for the
Insane, and making an appropriation therefor.
lApprOpriates 81 600
No. l02 provide for the construction and
furnishing OF two Infirmaries at the Napa state
Asylum Tor the Insane. and making an an
preparation therefor. iAppropriates s2S, 600.
GLENN AGAIN.
When Assembly Bill No. s, to create the
county of Glenn, was reached on the Gle there
was a dozen yeils of"Mr. Speaker"
Mr.. storke gained the floor aud said that he
would not sit quietly by and see the attersnt
made to divide the beautiful county of Colusa
without denouncing the measure in the
stronges; terms; He took up the bill itself and
dissected 1t. pointing out what he considered
its Objectionable and dangerous features.
Recess until . O'Clock.
Afternoon Session.
Re-conrened at . o'clock. shanahan de.
manded call of the House.
Storke hoped it would not interfere with his
privilege-tDe resumption of his speech.
The Speaker assured him that il would not.
Haul intro iueed a bill relating to the assess
ment OF railroad companies doing business in
more than one county. Committee on CORPORA
lions.
By Matthevs-A bill relating TO libel and
Islander against phi. sicians and surgeons. RE
quires plaintiff. 20 give bonds of $780, Judiciary
Committee.
Storke resumed his speech. said Han of
SAINTS Cruz had referred to the "Colusa War"
He (Storkel was not wariike. They would find
him as gentle ss a sucking dove. He would
again call their attention 10 the second section
OF the bill. making Willows the county seat,
when II did not afPear that a majority of the
people favored il. He Thought the friends of
the bill were making a great mistake In insist
ing that It should be passed in its present form
or not at all. Re errsng TO Section 4 OF the bin.
he elaine 1 that / s provisions were moi in ac'
eordance with the Constitution. He wanted to
know, If the Republican members who safased
70 vote ior Library Trustees the other dag were
lsaest and considerations, how they could vote
ierthis Bill. Section of which provided for a
Board of Election Commissioners elected - \
similar manner.
Dibble had not intended TO say anythinysen
the depending bill. But he had witnessed the
acrimonious FEELING exhibited at the mass meet
ing The other evening, and Ssas of the opinior
that those people eoud no. live together IL
peace, and ought to be divided.
Btierly syas surprised at the proposition of the
gentlQmak from San Francisco Ne thought
Dibbie ole not entertaiG such doctrines when
ne eniSteA to put down the rebellion some
years $50. Aside trs m Dibhie's singular arru-
ment, N Was opposed to the hill ihecause it pro-
Weed 20 lefhod Whatever, by which the
records OF Colusa county could be transcribed
for the new county. aud in other res,ue cts II was
a very imperfect bin. still. IL The Cclusans in
sisted on feeding on that kind OF hash. he would
leave them 10 their fate.
Salemon said that Southern California was
even now demanding a division FROM the rest OF
ne : tsie. But thes will find they are reckon
izg without heir host.
&sriery said they do not want it YET. b.H when
viii f~eaiizs that they win sooa be d a |
posi4oB to takei
Maihews thought iufther opposi ion 10 the
bill S%s vain. yet he thought il should be ne |
Lhsus,rstcc aesinst. for the reasons be had here. |
tofsse gwen He knew The people OF CoInsa !
county ~Mell-beiter, perhaps, tha, those Of ais |
county. The cau6sis attaching 10 this
bill are ssete-wide They haze been spread by
every Dews2ap r. He deprecated the log-roil. /
ing which lad recently DEVELOPED. The time |
you'd force themselves through the Assembly. /
The GEM County bill was cnjy paving the way. |
There was even now a movement 10 attach
Trinity TO Humbs.ct county. The decent thing
o 90 now would be TO enact a general law, pro-
1iaiDg how counties eaoEid lie created. 50 az 70
'us q stop to disgraceiaI scandals Ike The ps.s-
pt ons. I
shsnahan sad he had MOI iaterdtd 10 say n
Fcre eg This question. hn. hs felt eons;Fained