Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-01-22

No: can Act to amend the Penal Code, con-
cerning orders made by the Superior Court for
special Grand Jury.
NO. S-An Act TO regulate cooperative build
ing andIoan associations.
NO. 2-An Act to amend the Civil Code rela-
tive TO sctions in divorce cases
No. S6-An Act 10 amend the Act to establish
UNIFORM system OF county and township gov
ernments, and TO insert new section. No. 1857.
NO. 45-An Act to amend the Act creating
Board OF Bank Commissioners and prescribing
their duties and powers.
No. San Act to create the corrntv of Glenn
ms bill started a long and lively discussion.
MI. Shanahan moved to make its consideration
a specia! order for tomorrow, Immediately after
the reading of the journal. Messrs. Storke,
Ostrom, Alexander. Seawel and Salomon spoke
against the proposition. Messrs. shanahan,
Hyde and Briefly for it. The motion was with
drawn.
MESSAGE FROM THE GOVERNOR.
To The assembly Of the State of California:
have the honor TO herewith transmit to your
honorable body the report of the State Board of
examiners concerning the transactions of that
Board Since the last session of the Legislature.
The Board of Examiners is required by the
Political Code to report to the Legislature the
action taken by the Board upon all deficiency
and Other claims for the payment of which there
is no appropriation. but for many years this duty
has been neglected, and for this reason l am
more anxious that your attention be given this
report, which contains history of al claims
when the law requires that your honorable
BODY shouid be informed on by the Board, also
reasoas for the action taken in each case
K. w. WATERMAN, Governor.
MT Culver presented petition (out of order
from citizens of Oakland, in relation to the
adoption of the charter for the city of Oakland,
protesting against its ratification. Committee
on Municipal Corporations.
MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE
A message was received from the Senate in
ate Joint Resolution No. q relative to approving
the charter of the city of Los Angeles
In accordance with notice given Friday Mr.
Lowe moved to reconsider the vote whereby
Assembly Joint Resolution No. 2, relating to the
Los Angeles charter, was referred to the Com
mittee on Judiciary.
Mr.. Reynolds moved to postpone indefinitely
the consideration of the motion Lost by n
vote of AZ to %.
Mr.. Damron spoke in favor of the charter.
On motion of Mr. Dibble, Mr.. loves motion
was laid on the table.
Mr.. Mccarthy, Chairman of the Committee on
Chinese immigration and Emigration, to whom
was refer ed Senate Concurrent Resolution No.
4, relative to the Scott Exclusion Act asked for
further time Of two days-until Wednesday, to
make report.
On motion of Mr. SaIomon the committee
were given till to morrow afternoon.
Mr.. Storke's amendment to Rule 55 of the
Standing Rules of the Assembly, providing for
the printing of 4S0 instead of 800 copies of bills
was adopted by vote of 46 to Is.
The Clerk proceeded with the first reading OF
Assembly Bill No o. providing for the appoint
iieAt vi q ooaiu VI examining engineers 10
| license engineers OF portable and Stationary
| steam engines and boilers and to establish the
duties and compensation of said Bosrd
| Messrs. Adams, WhitehUrst and Tuljy wanted
| to strike out the enacting clause
Mr.. Hall also was against the bill.
Mr.. Regain was for it, and referred sarcastic.
ally to the steam incubator for the propagation
| OF stock which was supposed to be located on
| Mr.. Adams Yclo ranch.
Nj. REYNOLDS became alarmed at the probable
fate Of the bill aud hastily moved that it's con
| sideration be made the special order for to-
| to 26.
| At AS on motion of Mr.. Black, the Assembly
| adjourned until II O clock to morrow