Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-02-21
ASSEMBLY.
SACRAMENTO February %. 1889.
The Assembly met at 1907 A. NJ. Speaker
Howe in the chair.

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SACRAMENTO, February DO 1889.
i The Assembly met at 1907 A. N. Speaker
PETITIONS.
| RenIson presented petition from citizens of
Monterey county urging the passage of A. B. 81,
relating to public schools. Committee on Edu-
cation
| Ostrom presented a petition from citizens of
Wneatland, urging the passage OF a. B. II, reia-
tive 10 the manufacture of jute al san Quentin.
Committee on STATE Prison.
Mathews offered the following resolution:
WHEREAS, The Legislature OF the State of Cal
| ifornia, in joint Convention assembled, on the
/ 18th dag OF February, A. d. 1889, elected K. d.
Stephens and NJ Gardner Trustees OF the State
Library of said State TO fill the vacancies created
| by the resignation Of Hon. VIM. H. Beatty, and
| the death of Hon. Henry Edgerten; and,
whereas the Governor of said State, in com
munication under date Of February Is. 1889, adj
dressed to this Assembly, announced and de-
clared that he would not issue commissions TO
the said Trustees so elected TO fill such yacan-
eies, therefore, be ii
Rcsolted, That the Controller be, aud is hereby
directed, 20 draw his warrant in favor of the
said r. d. Stephens and NJ. Gardner for the sum
of s275, payable out of the contingent fund of
the Assembly, TO defray their expenses i'll test
ing in the Courts of this State their rights to
their seats in the Board of Library Trustees for
the State Library of said State. and the State
Treasurer is hereby directed TO pay the same.
Dill BILE said the resolution was not needed.
The Court costs would only be 81 so. and he
would pay that himself, as attorney for the
Governor.
The resolution was adopted by vote OF 81 to
MESSAGE FROM THE GOVERNOR.
To the assembly offlie Slate of California. have
the honor 10 inform your honorable body that
several concurrent resolutions have, in due
course of legislation, reached the Executive
office, the subject matter0f which l have been
requested to Immediately forward by telegraph
to each of our Senators and Representatives in
Congress. This would gladly do. in Difference
personal command to do SO; neither is there
any fund from which can draw to meet such
expenditures. and the telegraph company will
not forward them gratuitously. As yet no such
action as emanatiDg from your honorable body
has reached me, and present this al this time
as notification of the condition of affairs to
which this bears allusion. l am only allowed
$500 per annum for sill the telegraph, postal and
express service in connection with the Execu-
tive office and in that fund 1T the present time
there is but a small balance remaining, and the
demands of the Office until June S0lh are TO be
met with that sum. whatever it may be- l re-
spectfully ask your honorable body to take some
immediate action in regard to this matter so
that your action may be communicated to our
Representatives IN Congress The expenses for
teiegraphing committee substitute for Concur
rent Resolution No. amounts to 2S y, and a
resolution, already forwarded, reaches about
the same amount. the two involving sl56 A.
Should all the action referred to now before the
Legislature reach msturiIy, il would be neces-
sary to provide for fund OF not less than $780,
poso n; W 5,,i.s
and Acco,nts e - - -
ea1ce ~ ., 70 o;,q,a1 ~ Lost 81 dp,,i 81 pi
h;' -, ~ Ia Ia s, 81 49, ILL 1,,ta;
Tobn Mia, ad 1880 ia socprs eTnr
able action upon the lat.ers claims. Hyde ex-
fanta;n,s nartnar and thai he hinselt wss IN no
g; anu ona, e seii was ~ ~
ticle referred TO did not in anyway apply TO him.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Hart-Appropr,stipg $1,000 for the pur-
chase of copyright No IS, 697, I" Insects Injurious
and Beneficial" ETC., now known as Cooks
School Entomology" Education:
pa - Iii " .i;e ~ ~, "a ,.d.e
San Dieeo cnmmerc.s and Nayiest;or "a
OstrN,sso ~ a..ah i;t - ~. 49, $500. -;
c,i,re and seh eor M oo ngr
Ior;c,,l.,,re ' SUN oiee'' "s mag o' GU
Ag Hibblsue n,,a;n, o,r, c,.,o ,..,, - 90.
70 IN cororations rr.t ieia''e W oef
inc ta sb inist;or &c tho
for the Dreserya.ion Of fish and game. Fish and
NJ 'Lor-ps,o,;,, 70 ~ ,,o,-s~,,,a,, ~,
soement 81 nnhiie norLS spnbin ard .'''
stated tbaf he posrd f c y. h!
county N,os Angelesl. ON the 18th instant
passed certain resolutions condemning him and
foes os Is tic and b,as "a Luz 'e
agent to Sacramento at the exnense of the
county to see that his bill was defeated that his
bill had been off the file more than a week be-
fore such resolutions were passed He stated
that he did not rise to explain his conduct. but
to apologize for the consummate assininity of
the Supervisors of his county i'm this matter and
for their total disregard of the rnles n nronrietv
and common decency. He hoped the Assembly
would deal mercif,ilIy with the hoard as he
understood il was its first offense He had not
vet seen the agent sent here about the purpose
OF his coming, although the gentleman had
pe On neIe severn s LAY, uays tAppnia,useI
~ IN r, ~ e. S q D; 80 a.
Pr ,is slSs ioa 'ne Ei'a n,i,,d oe i9l tne
Sie e -. ~ ~ Cuiiulen,
eiia " eiee' sui'aoie puiluii'5s 'iieieoi'
BILLS PASSED.
A. b Is To amend an Act creating a Roard of
Bank commissioners and nrescTihinp their
duties and poyers
A. Sc. authorizing school districts cities
cities and counties Or incornorated towns IL
furnish the Children of their respectiye public
schools with the tree use OF school fext.books
r aaS 10 amend an Act for The rrotection
of pre emption and homestead claimants
( b IIg to prevenf undue redncfion Of wages
maid for ishor nv contraeto.s for nnbIic svork