Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-02-01

Mr.. Crawford. of Committee on Education,
reported back favorably Assembly Bill No. S7l.
and adversely Assembly Bills Nos. l64 and 81.
Mr.. Berry, of Committee on Agriculture, re-
ported back fayorably Assembly Bill No. 13S.
Mr.. Seawell, of Committee on Judiciary, re-
ported back, favorably, Assembly Bills Nos. l75
and 209
Also, Assembly Bill No. p, majority, adverse;
Also, Senate Bill No. 2s, recommending that
i be substituted on the file for Assembly Bill
No. 242.
Also, Assembly Bill No 229 with substitute,
the latter recommended for passage.
Also, Assembly Bill No. go, author permitted
TO withdraw.
Also, Senate Bill No. 80, passage as amended.
Also, Assembly Bill No. I96, msjority, as
amended minority, adverse.
By Mr.. Shanahan-A resolution appointing
John o. Beale Assistant Clerk of the Assembly
Adopted.
Mr.. Frank, of Committee on Fish and Game,
reported hack. iavorably. Assembly Bills Nos,
SIS S64, $50, Ssl, S7s and SI7. Also, III, $40 and
$50 as amended
Mr.. Mullany, of the Committee on Counties
and County Boundaries, reported back Assem-
bly, Bill No. 16, recommending passage as
amended
Mr. Long of the Committee on Attaches and
Employees, reported back fayorably the resolu-
ton appointing Miss Sadie Anklin Assistant
journal Clerk. Resolution adopted.
BILLS.
BY Mr.. Maher-To pay claim OF ]. C. Doherty.
Committee on Claims
By Mr.. Coleman-Authorizing the yosemite
Commissioners to construct a road from the
valley TO Lake Mono. Committee on Yosemite
Valley, etc.
BY Mr.. McMu'lin- to the duties of
the Directors of the Stockton Asylum Com
mittee on State Hospitals
By Mr.. Sims-To provide matrons for jails.
Committee on Public Morals.
By Mr.. La Grave-To erect and maintain State
water works. Committee on Irrigation
Also, to submit to vote of the people the Ques-
tion of establishing State water works. Com
mittee on Irrigation.
missioners. Committee on Irrigation.
By Mr.. MISUNDERSTANDING to the selection
and sale OF University lands. Committee on
Public Lands
BY Mr.. Murray, of San Francisco-To paw
claim of John Craven. Committee on Claims.
By Mr.. Simpson, Relating to elevator insur-
anee Committee on Corporations;
By Mr.. Dibble-Prescribing what are fixtures.
Committee on Judiciary.
BY Mr.. Salomon-Making appropriation for
Paris Exposition. Committee on Ways and
Means
By Mr.. whitehuTst-To improve Stockton Asy-
lum. Committee on Public Buildings and
Grounds
Also, TO provide boiler-house and repairs at
Stockton Asylum. Committee on Public Build
ings and Grounds.
By Mr.. Davis-Relatipg to illegal fishing.
Committee on Fish and Game.
By Mr.. Regan-Relating to power of the Har-
uOi SolliuisslOutIs, VIII EesdTu W lue water
front of San Francisco. Committee on Com.
merce and Navigation.
By Mr.. Long-To amend the Political Code
Committee on Judiciary.
Also. amending the Penal Code, relating TO
Coroners.
Also, relating to contracts between pilots and
steam tug owners. Committee on Commerce
and Navigation
By Mr.. Notwithstanding fees of Justices
of the Peace in counties of the twenty y-eighth
class. Committee on County aud Township
Governments.
BY Mr. Dinan-Authorizing the State Harbor
Commissioners to pay claim OF Pacific Transfer
Company for wharfage Illegally collected Com
mittee on Claims.
BY Mr.. McCarthy-Re Requiring the employment
of fagsignal men by railroad companies. Com.
mittee Cd Corporations.
by Mr.. Salomon-Resolution, out OF order, di-
recting the Secretary Of State to furnish the
members of the Assembly with copies of "Irri-
CATION in Southern California" and maps &C.
companying the same. Adopted
Mr.. Staude, of Committee on Public Build
lngs and Grounds, reported back, favorably,
Senate Bill No. 81.
Also, Assembly Bill No III, for improvement
of Capitol grounds, recommending that Senate
Bill No. 27 be substituted for it.
Mr.. Searey, of Committee on Eugrossment, re-
ported Assembly Bill No. Glenn county bin
correctly engrossed.
SPECIAL FILE
Assembly Bills Nos. 100 and 1886 were read sec
ond time.
Assembly Bill No $40 was read second time
and amended.
On the general file, Senate Bill No. g. to es-
tablish Labor Bureau, was read second time
Senate Bill No. 6l, to regulate hours of labor OF
minors and females, was read third time and
passed unanimously.
At AS O'clock the Assembly adjourned until
10 4 NJ. tomorrow.