Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-02-22

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any senator on this noo- Ter the fullest sns
falrsst and most scrntinizing examination. Al
Ter thai will vote wish him to raise the bar
rier against political domination and poiitiea
naeninism as high as the maiazEast, II be vii
dare to go with me- BIZ high sounding word
amount 10 nothing. Bring along the facts
show by Your work what sou are wiling to do
not by WoroS. l say that Il has been treason Il
the people 70 run our public institutions as po
Atlcai machines, and that is the only thing
taSe umnTaee at in the remarks of the honora
Die ana eloquent senator from Los Angeles
The roll was called and the resolution adopted
by vote of 20 syes, no noes.
In voting aye" Bowers said: Now that
Senators on the floor have said they believe
vote for it
Mcdonald said. in voting aye AS my
name has been mentioned in these letters, while
!, Go not think they are genuine. shall vote fol
president pro tenn. in the chair
lsome twenty five witnesses have already
been subpenaed, and the investigation vii
commence on Monday evening next
BILLS PASSED.
The folio wing bills were passed
5. B. 327, for the remuneration OF the Oregon
Railway and Navigation Company for mer
chandise lost in tie Bay of San Francisco by
falling through rotten wharf under the CON
troll Of the Board of state Harhor Commis
sioneIs
5. B. 296 for the relief of I. G wickersham
lot moneys expended in the matter of the ex
This bin was passed, after long discussion
by a vote OF Is ayes 20 noes.
s. B. 46, to provide for the payment by nu
nicipaiities of Claims arising out of The i'm
proyement of streets, sidewalks and sewer:
therein, was made the special order Tor S So'elocl
on Monday
The following We're nassed without debate:
s. B. 1877, relating to the limitation of time
within which prosecutions for murder the EN-
bezzlement of public moaeys, and the falsifica
tons OF public records .Sast be cosumeHeed.
). 3. 203. to create u Police Court in and fol
the city and county OF San Francisco, State o
California.
SECOND READING OF FILE.
Bills were read second time and ordered
S. B. $50. i prevent deception in the sales o
oalTy products, and to preserve the paDlit
health.
5. B s62. to emend an Act authorizing the an
polntment of certain permanent employees O
the State Capitol, and fixing their compensation
etc.
s: B. 2S5. to appropriate money to pay the
claim OF Mrs. J. g. Lennon, as Commissioner
OF Nomens department at the New Orlean.
Worlds Industrial and Cotton Centennial Ex
1854
spellacy, Byrnes and Pinder, as sub-com
mittee of the Committee on Commerce an6
Navigation, was graz ted leave of absence Il
visit San Diego harbor.
me Assepbly bin provding for the election
OF me state Printer was substituted for the Sen
ate bill a-d read a first time.
READ A SECOND TINE.
S; B. AL, relating to the examination Of erin
inal offaDses
s. L. S25. relating TO the dissolution Of swan,
land or reclamation districts
). B. $50, relating to assignments for the bene
tit of creditors
Recess until s p. VI.
Night Session.
The Senate reassembled at p. BL. Presiden
pro TEN. in the chair.
:. b. 81, to create police relief and pension
fund In the several counties citiesand counties
cities and towns of the State. was read a thir,
| time and passed.
TO GET THEIR PAY.
Chief Clerk Leake, Of the Assembly, appeared
and requested the return of the Senate concur
rent resolution in regard TO adjournment unit
Monday. In Eis haste he had neglected /,
bring the message in writing, and Caminett
took occasion to object and raised quite TEN
| pest.
Murphy said that common courtesy ard de
ceney demanded that the message be returned
The Chief lerk wrote out message and pre-
| sented 1t in the red tape form desired and th
| request was granted.
The object of this move was then developed
Aoffitt moved that when the Senate adjournet
it do so 10 meet to morrow at 1915 A. ~ HI
stated that the object OF this was to get arouns
the constitutional provision against adjourn
ments over three days, and also to put S24 int
i the pockets of each member. If the Legislatur
n adjourned over three days the members eoult
draw no pay for that time.
The motion prevailed without objection.
| A few moments later an Assembly Clerk az
peared and announced that the Assembly hat
refused to concur in the Senate coneurren
resolution in regard to The adjournment.
The second reading file was then taken up
and a large Dumber or bills were ordered en-
grcssed.
The senate adjourned at midnight, to NEE
at 1215 A.. NJ to morrow
FRIDAY, February %, 1889
Senate met at 12:l5 A. M, President pro TEN
White in the chair
Quorum present.
senate adjourned to meet on Monday ut 2P N