Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-01-19

Code concerning orders made by the Superior
Court for special Grand Jury, with the recon-
Also, Assembly Bill No. 90 to amend the Civil
Code, relative to actions in divorce cases, with
the recommendation that it pass as amended:
Mr.. Burwell withdrew Assembly Bill No. SO,
an Act to regulate practice in certain cases.
The Committee on County and Township
Governments reported back Assembly Bill No.
SO, with the recommendation that il pass.
The Committee on Corporations reported back
Assembly Bill No. As to amend the Act creating
a Board of Bank Commissioners and prescribing
their duties and powers with the recommended
ton that II pass as amended.
The Committee on Counties and County
Boundaries reported back Assembly Bill No s
an Act to create the county of Glenn, to estab-
lish the boundaries thereof, and to provide for
it pass.
Senate Resolution No. l, approving the char
ter OF the city OF Oakland, was made the special
rider Tor Tuesday, Immediately after the read
ing of the journal.
MIR. Lowe gave notice that on Monday he
would move TO reconsider the vote on the Los
Angeles charter.
MIR. Storke gave notite that on Monday he
| would rioye to amend the rule regarding the
printing OF Dlis, 20 as to increase the number
from 500 TO 800
The speaker appointsd Messrs Hall. Franks
Williams and Br5ckH edel on the joint committee
| TO meet the committee from the Nevada Legis-
ieture on the 2 Inst. to consider the question
OF sawdust in the Tirckee river.
The Committee on State Hospitals were given
leave OF absence until tuesday.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr.. McCauy-an Act to authorize the es
Enlistment OF an intelligence office in any city
and county in the State, where any person may
seek employment, except those who are ineligi-
bic TO become citizens of the State and the
United States Committee on Labor and Capital.
An Act to ascertain and express the will of the
people of the state of California upon the sub
ject of the repeal of the socaled Scott Exclusion
Act Committee on Federal Relations.
by MI Burwell-An Act 10 pay the claim OF
Joseph r., Vera, Committee on Claims.
BY Nj Scandinavian Act to create commits
siOn provide for its management, select and ap.
point the members thereof, and to appropriate
runds for an exhibit of the products of the State
OF California at London, England. Committee
By Mr.. Maher-An Act to prohibit the issu-
ance of licenses In the several counties and
cities OF the state to persons ineligible TO citi-
zenship in the United States. Committee on
Municipal Corporations.
By Mr.. Brieriy-An Act regarding the collec-
ton of licenses. fees charges, impositions and
taxes from lie insurance companies organized
under the laws of any State or country other
than the State of California, and the making of
statements, publications. certificates of author
ity, and the compelling of deposits of securities
Corporations.
An Act to regulate the rental and charges for
the use of telephones in this State ana fixing the
penalty for excessive charges
An Act prescribing certain duties of telegraph
and telephone companies, and prohibiting dis
elimination between patrons of such companies.
Committee on Corporations.
BY Mr.. OstrOm-An Act to amend an Act to
authorize corporations to own and improve the
lots and houses in which their business is car
lied on Committee on Corporations.
BY Mr.. Seawell-An Act to add new section
to the Political Code, regarding the appointment
of and fixing the salary of clerk for the Attor-
ney General. Committee on Ways and Means.
By Mr.. Mathews-An Act to provide for the
erection OF new buildings upon the grounds of
tue state Asylum for Insane at stockton, and
for the repairing and improving of the building
upon said grounds. Committee on State Hos
pitas.
By Mr. Chapman-An Act to aid in inducing
immigration 10 the several counties of the State
of California. Committee on Ways and Means.
ky Mr.. Damron-An Act to amend Section 79l
of the Political Code. Judiciary Committee
An Act to amend Section SS4 of the Penal
Code. Committee on Crimes and Penalties.
On motion of Mr.. Young, Assembly Bill No.
81 was taken from the Committee on Judiciary
and referred to the Committee on Counsy and
Township Governments
Assembly Bill No. 81. providing for the ap.
pointment of Board of Examining Engineers,
was read the first time and placed on file for
second reading.
At 1870 o clock the Speaker declared recess
until O'Clock p.
Afternoon Session.
House met at O'Clock, Speaker Howe in the
chair.
Inc speaker announced tnat ne mad received
the papers i'll the election contest in the Thirty
third Assembly District, San Franeisco-W. T.
Oman VS. Henry 5. Martin.
The following Assembly bills were read the
first time and filed for second reading:
No. 26-To correct a portion of the eastern
boundary line of California.
No. 1S-To amend the Act to establish and
support Bureau OF Labor Statistics
No. S-To regulate the hours of labor of mi.
nors and females
Senate Bill No. Ito pay the funeral ex.
penses of the late Governor Bartlett.
On motion OF Mr.. Briefly this bill was made
the special order for Tuesday al O'Clock.
Assembly Bill No. with Fundamentally
establish and maintain State Board of Horti
culture.
AT $50 o'clock, on motion of Mr.. Dibble, the
House adjourned until Monday at 2PM.