Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-03-05
ASSEMBLY.

ASSEMBLY.
SACRAMENTO. March 4, 1889
assembly met at ~ A. NJ, Speaker Howe in
thr chair
MEMORIAL.
The Speaker presented a memorial from the
Arizona House OF Representatives, reciting that
frequent and constant inspe ton in the past
ana az the present time shows that there has
been st no time, nor is there now, any infectious
or other disease among the cattle OF that Terri
tory. and protesting against the proposed re
strlctiye legislation by the California Legisla-
ture.
By coombs-Resolped, BY the Senate and AS
SemSly, that d committee of six be appointed,
thTe from the House and three from the Senate,
for The purpose of conference upon the question
OF legislation, to the end that said committee
recommend some plan OF cooperation on the
part OF the Senate and Assembly in passing fur
Their legislation.
Adopted.
The Speaker appointed Coombs, Ostrom and
Black rs members of such committee
BY Young petition from ], 200 residents of
san Diego county. asking the Legislature to
memorlGlize Congress TO institute an investiga-
uon INTO the etalIs OF the International Com
parry OF Mexico. a corporation organized under
the laws Of Connecticut, and doing business in
the errltory OF Lower California, Mexico.
he petition was ordered printed in the jour
nal.
CONCURRENT RESOLUTION
Ry Lowe-Resolred, by the Assembly the
Senate conenrring, that the Twenty-eighth Ses-
adjourn sine die on Saturday, March 9th, at
Midnight
On motio., of Lowe, the consideration of the
Friday al 2 P. NJ.
The consideration of the Governors message
veioing A. B. l2S, limiting the time for COM
menclHg or maintaining actions Tor the recovery
OF the possession of real property dedicated to
the ublic use. but not used tor the purpose to
which it was dedicated. was, on account of the
absence OF Storke, the author of the bill post
pODed until tomorrow
BILLS PASSED.
il. e. ID for the purchase of additional jute
machinery and the erection of additional build
lngs for the manufacture of jute goods for the
State Prison at san Quentin, and providing for
fixing the price at which jute goods shall be
sold by the state. Young gave notice of recon-
sheraton tomorrow
n. 3. 6l2, or the appointment of Boards of
Election commissioners for the several counties
ard 70 regulate the registration of voters
McNullin moved the reconsideration of S. B.
2ll. 10 provide for the incorpo' alton of mutual
fire Insu' arce companies, and define their
powers aid duties which was passed Saturday
Dy a vote Of Al u %.
After an hours filibustering the Assembly
by vote OF IS to Sc decided TO postpone in
detiat' ly tae motion OF reconsideration of the
A. t44. 10 meet deficiency in the appro-
pr siion or M states portion of the salaries of
ire Superior Judges tor the foriieth fiscal year
4 6is. 70 provide for the appointment of
Seailn lnsp clcr and Msrket Inspectors in each
municipality o. the state having so 600 inhabit-
ant Rnd over
4 ll2, 10 amend the Political Code relating
10 c0u I'll z OF ballots at elections and ascer-
tanning, recording and returning the results
thereof.
\ SOS. TO sppro rate $4,000 for the build
ing Of medical college IN San Francisco to be
a pat OF the University of the State o. Califer-
MA.
at s2.sO o clock recess was declar until Up. N
Afternoon Session.
Reassempled at O'Clock, Speaker Howe ir
she chair.
SECOND READING OF BILLS
:. ?. G53, making appropriation for supplying
water, liz al and fuel for the State Insane Asy-
luln az Ssolkt n
; b. l4s. directing the transcription of all
matters 81 record in the Offices OF the County
Clerks ~ County Recorders of the Counties OF
tresro and MERGED concerning real estate in
the territory taken from those counties and
acoed 10 tnat oflhe county of san Benito.
- peeiai order, the consideration of A B.
las 10 repeal an act to incorporate the City of
Monterey, vetoed by the Governor, was on
motion of Renisoni postponed until 2:S0 p NJ
Tomorrow
q a. il. proposed amendment to Article
Kill. OF the constitution, relative to assess
mems
5. B. 204. scr the erection of buildings Mt the
Industrial Home OF Mechanical Trades for the
Adult Blind.
; B 25s, for the deficiency in the appropri-
ailon Tor the necessary expenses of the State
Board Of Health Tor the thirty-ninth fiscal year.
; =. 2i2 10 pay the de iciency in the appro-
priation TO. the travelling expenses of the State
Board OF Equalization for the thirty
fiscal year.
4. L. 62l 10 pay the expenses incurred under
an sci concerning the payment of the expenses
ana the uoss OF the trial of persons charged
With the viola ion of the laws for the preserva-
ton Of fish
B 5gl. TO pay the deficiency in the appro.
pIiatlon for furnishing the buildings of the Cal
lfornia Hospital for the Chronic Insane at Az.
news ior the iottieth fiscal year.
; T. 60, for the appointment OF State Vet
eIlDery surgeon and assistants.
: 3. 81, for the grading and grayeling of FIT
teeEtn street, between l. and \ streets Sacra-
me'lio. sJ1ning the Capitol grounds.
A message was received from the Governor
announcing his approval OF the following As
sem y appropriation bills:
No. SOC, for the State Printing Office; No. 507.
Tor me apt Insane Asylum; No. sos, for repairs
ano furnishings for Capitol: No. 5O9 for trans-
pofiAiion OF insane: No. $40. for transportation
OF prisoners; No, sli. for water and irrigation
implements for the CsIitol grounds
INF. Coombs in the chair
= communication was received from the Sec
retary OF State, addressed to the Speaker OF the
assembly,, as follows Referring TO Assembly
honorable body to this ONCE, requesting the re-
turn Of A. B. 10 the Governor and by him TO
the the, Clerk OF me assembly,, ! beg most respect
Office, to say that a bill passed By both branches
OF the Legislature. approved by The Governor
fled in this department is law OF this State
over which this office has no control except
safely 70 keep.
II Legislature can recall one bill II can
another: if for one purpose, then it can for any
other purpose, and certainly with regard 10 any
bill passed, be destroyed prior TO adjournment
While II is felt that no harm could result from
the return Of A. b. 1. for the purposes as repre-
scnted in said resolution, ye. the principie is
deemed Illegal, and dangerous as precedent"
Hall presented p. ution from the Federation
OF Trades and labor organization of the Pacific
coast. urging the passage OF A. b. 579, as origin
ally introduced
THE SPECIAL ORDER
The substitute for A. BIS l5s, 100. 2s5 and $40.
10 provide for the conduct of ele tons aud to
more fully secure the indercndence of electors
and the secrecy OF the ballot, was, after con-
siderable discussion, lost by vote OF &c TO i6
Hall gave notice OF reconsideration to-mor-
The Controller OF State was by resolution, di.
rected TO issue TO Assemblyman Adams dupli-
cate tor his warrant, which was lost, strayce or
Al 5.2l O'Clock recess was declared until p
Evening Session.
Shananan introduced abill TO provide for the
cancellation OF unapproved applications fol
purchase OF sixteenth and thiIty-fixth sections
and TO regulate the application for purchase OF
such sections Read first time
A. B. col to amerd an Act TO prevent the cir
cnia;ion q bogus election ucse Els, ana TO pre-
Abs AS. S99, 5S7, 54s, 552 Sc. 6S7, 500, and s
B.'s 234, 44O isl, 2s6. 655, were read first time.
SECOND READING.
A. B. 25s. 70 provide for the maintenance o
insane persons in State asyiums, A
BIS 42s. asa, As. and {. BIS 2S7. 1852
A. 3 567, s. B. 459, A. b. 6le. A. b. 64i A. B. 632
A. b. 215 S B. AS. s. C. r. u; S. G. r. l. A. C. K
ii. s. b. 81, A. b. 400 5, B. 81 A. T.. 229. S B. 1871
A. Y. 30. A. b. 1885, A. B. IS. A. B. ls6. A. B. $40.
Mr. Briefly in the chair.
A B. So. 10 reguiste fishing.
A. b. 364, relating to fish and game.
a y: 800, relating to the preservation of game
and fish.
gssne birds.
x Is. l6, relating to the bour dairy of Placer
county.