Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-03-08

| John K. Orr, Fish Commits Toner, refused con
| firmation by vote OF is ayes to q noes Bogg
voted with the Republicans and Crandau die
not vote.
James F. Houghton. Regent State University
| confirmed unanimously.
Charles F. Crocker. Regent State University
confirmed unanimously.
Charles Josslyn, Fish Commissioner. confirmed
unanimously.
John W. Coleman, Director Deaf, Dumb ane
Blind Asylum, confirmed unanimously.
Z. P. johnson, Brigadier- General, confirmed
unanimously
cbed Harvey, Director Stockton Insane Asy
lurn, confirmed unanimously.
George G. Perkins, Director Deaf Dumb and
Blind Asylum, confirmed unanimously.
J. r. Lame, State Board of Health, confirma-
ton refused by a vote OF IL ayes to q noes.
Wilson gave notice of reconsideration.
On motion of Murphy, at P. NJ. the Senate
took recess until $50 P. NJ.
Night Session.
When the Senate met at $50 Goueher asked
leave OF absence for Yell and Jones, which was
granted.
On motion of Murphy, the question of the con.
frmation of Frederick Arnold, as Trustee OF
stockton Insane Asylum, was postponed until
tomorrow.
Senator Goucher in the chair
The Senate then confirmed the following ap-
pointmeDts of the Governor:
j. f. Lamdrin and John @. Brown, Directors
Napa Insane Asylum.
DCbJ- AfuSttS clOtktOu tQSAQe ASy-
lum.
Trustees of the California Hospital for the
Chronic Insane, Archibald Mcdonald, w. D.
Tisdaie, V. Koch.
Joseph Craig, State Prison Director, by a vote
of % to 5.
Senator Sprague voted mo- and explained
that ne did not do so out any spirit ofcriticsm
of the Chief Executive of the State, but because
he lived in Yolo county and knew the estima.
ton III W lch Joseph Craig was held i'll that
community.
r.
thereupon changed their votes from AYE, to
mo-
Sprague gave notice of motion 10 reconsider.
A. Z. shattuck was confirmed as Director of
the State Prison.
Robert Miller and Arthur Rogers, Regents of
the State University.
obed Harvey and A. A. Thornton, Directors
OF the Stockton Insane Asylum
h. D. Murphy and o. A. Hale, Directors of the
Asylum for Chronic Insane.
Trustees of the Home for Predetermined Chill
dren-C. A. Murdoch and w. Harvey.
Directors Napa Insane ssylum-J. C. Martin.
H. II. Knapp.
Director Napa Insane Asylum F. Lamkin.
Port Warden of SAN Francisco-John Martin.
Action ON the nomination of w. H. Brown as
Harbor Commissioner was postponed until to-
morrow.
The following bills were passed:
S; b. Ass, providing that the office of the Judge
OF the Superior Court of the county of San Luis
Obispo, State of California, now held by Judge
ID. ): Gregory, shall cease upon vacancy oc-
curing therein.
S. B; $50, relating to the purchase of home
manufactured type and printing material for
the State Printing Office.
S. B. &c., to provide Tor the cancellation of
unapproyed applications for purchase of six
teenth and thirty-sixth sections, and to regulate
the application fer purchase OF such sections.
S. b. 1863, TO establish an industrial training
school in each county, city, or city and county,
OF the State of California, to provide an appro-
priation for its organization, and fund for
maintaining such training school.
A. b. $50, to grant to the United States certain
tide lands belonging TO the State of California
Tor the purpose OF improving the h4rtor OF
Humboldt Bay.
A. B. 46I, making en- appropriation Tor the
management and protection of the State mineral
cabinet, under direction of the Trustees thereof
s. B. 647, relating 10 the punishment of the
crime of robbery.
A. b 81, to establish State Reform School
for Juvenile Offenders
AT ll56 P. NJ. the Senate adjourned, to meet at
1905 i. NJ. tomorrow.
SACRAMENTO. March s, 1889.
The Senate reassembled at 1903 a. NJ, Presi-
dent pro tenn. in the chair, and work on the file
was proceeded with