Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-01-15
ASSEMBLY.

and Black absent
Prayer by Chaplain.
On motion of Mr.. Shanahan the reading OF
the journal was dispensed with.
Speaker Howe then announced the following
Standing Committees for the Twenty eighth
session, the Chairman of each committee being
named first:
Attaches and Employees Long, Mulgrew
Tucker. Young and Maher.
Elections = Burwell, Long, Mccarthy, Hall,
Staude, Davis and Brown.
Judeiary-Seawell, Storke Hall, Shanahan,
Tully, RenisoD, Chapman, Tucker, Coombs,
salomor, Hyde. Young, Dibble, Lowe and Hart.
Constitutional Amfndments-Storke, White
hurst, Hall. Tuliy, Coomhs, Damron and Young.
Federal Relativns-Renisou, ,Shanahan, White
hurst, Hyde, Solomon, Culver and Matthews.
State Observation-Disclosures. Mulgrew, Burwell,
Searey, Atherton, BEierly and Murray lot Hum
boldt)
Internal Improvements - Herman, Murray,
Dinon, Lowe ana Edwards.
Ways and Means = Shanahan. Whitehurst,
Storke. OStrOm, Matthews, Coombs Alexander
Atherton and Dibble.
State Prisons Adams, Black, Brannan.
Ostrom. Berry, Fassett, Simpson, Atherton and
Maher.
Election Laws and Apportionment-Hall Nc
Way, La Grave, Rundell, sIorke, Dibble, Hersey,
Edwards and Rsgsdale.
L4bor and Capita.-Dobbin, Mccarthy. Regan,
Mallaney, Kiernan, simpson, johnson, Williams
and Maher.
Swamp and Overfowed Lands McMullin,
Crawford, Mullaney, Burnett, La Grave, Fassett,
Campbell. Bricswedel and Hook.
Water Rights and DTsinage = Whitehurst
Bangs, Wear. Brannsn, Ostrom, Sykes Petrie,
Turner and Chapman.
Agriculture-Berry, Adams, McMullin, Run
dell, Fassett, Porter and Campbell.
Chinese lmo igratiop-McCarthy, Searey, Null
laney, Iobbin. 1ully, Chapman, Porter, Brick
wedel, and Hersey.
Corporations : ostrom, Mulgrew, Berry,
Stauae, Seawell, Dibble, Ewing, Turner and
Alexander.
Agricultural, Mining and M chanical Arts
Tullock, Burvell, Reavis, Franks, Atherton,
Hersey and Williams.
Commerce and Navigation -Regan, Black
Burnett, Young aid Ewing
County and Township Governments-Bangs
Murray (San Francisco), Tucker, Storke, Reyn-
olds, Culver, Coleman. Blickwedel and White
hurst.
Crimes and Penalties-Tully, seawell, Bangs,
Coombs and Dibble.
Vinculture and Viticulture-James, Adams
McMullin, Franks, Coombs, Edwards and
Brown.
Claims-Blugrew, Black, Shacahan. Reavey,
Young, Salomon and McKeown.
Counties and County Observation-Disclosures
McVey, Rundell, Shauahan, Renison, Ragsdale
Hart, Sims and Sykes.
Fish and Gnme-Frank, Reavis, Dobbin, Cul-
yer Ewing, Murray and Mailer.
Education-Crawford, Black, Wear, Bangs,
Petrie, Briefly and Turner.
Silk Culture -Dinan, James. Hall, johnson
and Coleman.
homesteads and Lands-Reavis. Crawford,
Dinan Regan, Fassett, Coleman and Simpson.
Irrigation : Tucker, Berry, Wear, Bangs
Matthews, James, McMullin, Adams, Holmes
Davis, Briefly Hook and Edwards.
military Affsirs-Murray, Searey, Mccarthy,
Holmes aud Johnson
Mines and Mining Interests-Mahler. Tullock
LaGrave, Reavis, Gardner, Davis and Coleman,
Municipal orrorations-Burwen, Burnett
Damron, Johnson, Simpson and Chapman.
Public expenditures and Accounts-Wear
Ostrom, Burnett, Brown and Alexander.
Public Printing -LaGrave, Mulgrew, Mulvey,
Wear, Ragsdale, Lowe and Holmes.
Public Buildings aud Grounds-Staude. Black
Regan, Mul.aney, Mailer, Davis, Campbell
Porter and Hersey.
Yosemite Valley and Big Trees-Rundell,
Tuliock. Crawford, Gardner and Hook
Public Morals-oims, Franks, Adams, Tulloch
and Damron.
Indian Affairs = Tucker, Reavey, Mulvey,
Williams an McKeown.
observation-disclosures Ostr0m, Tulloch,
Petrie aod sims.
Public Lauds-Black, Tuliy, James, Kiernan,
Rrannan, Sykes. Hyde, Holmes and Murray OF
Humboldt
Roads and Highways-Mcvay, Renison, Nah
Ter, Kiernan, Ragsdale, Turner and McKeown.
Engrossmeut-Seary, Long Muilaney, Mailer
and Gardner.
Enrollment-R -Reavy, Reynolds, McMullin,
Atherton and Hook.
State Library-Burnett, Seawell, Staude, Bri-
erly and Ewing.
Mr.. Lagrave presented Il petition with regard
to the boundaries of Amador and Calaveras
counties, VIII ch was referred TO the delegations
from those counties.
Mr. Dobbin Introduced a resolution, out OF
order, prohibiting the sale of Chinese made
cigars IN the Capitol Referred tn the Com
mittee on Chinese immigration and Emigration
A communication was received from Attorney V
General Johnson stating that in his opinion the
Act of 1852, giving the consent of the Legisla-
ture to the purchase by the United States of
land within the State for public purposes, is
still in force.
me ssage was received from the Senate pre-
sening me MORALS receives d by Governor Water
man from the Merced Bo4rd of Trade, relaxing
TO water supply and horticulture. Referred to
Committee on Forestry.
BILLS INTRODUCED
Then came a flood of bills as follows which
were PROMPTLY referred to committees
BY Mr. Mathews-An Act regulating the stor-
age and sale of iute and grain bags manuiact-
ured at the State Prison.
Also, an Act making appropriations for the
construction of buildings and the purchase OF
machinery Tor the manufacture of jute goods at
the -tate Prison at Folsom, and other expenses
incident thereto.
Also, all Act to provide for the appointment
by the Supreme Court OF five Commissioners 70
be known as Commissioners OF the Supreme
Court, and to appoint a secretary therefor TO
dition of its calendar.
BY Mr.. HarL-An Act to create the county of
Glenn; to establish boundaries therefor, and to
provide f5r its examination.
Also an Act providing for the charging
Strengthening and improving OF the State Print
ing Office building.
Also, an act making appropriations of money
to sucply the deficiency IN the appropriation for
the SUPPORT of the State Printing Office and the
purchase of material for the fortieth fiscal year.
Also, an ACE making appropriation for an
electric plant necessary for utilizing the water
of the American river for power purposes and
the erection of "A power building for the State
Prison at Folsom.
Also, an Act to amend the statute providing
for tho redemption of the funded debt OF Sacra-
memo.
By Mr. Ostrom--An Act to ame1d the law
making an appropriation for the purchase of
jute TO be manufactured vt the State Prison at
San Quentin.
Also, an act making appropriations for the
purchase of additional jute machinery. and the
erection of additional buildings for the manu-
tacture OF lue gooos, for the State Prison at San
Quentin. aud ,gulsting the price at which juse
goods shall be sold by the State
Also, an Act amending Section 1852 of the
Political Code, relating to rosd poll tax.
Also. an Act amending Section 1924 of the
Political Code, relating to the boundary of
PAGER county.
Also, an Act to amend the Political Code by
adding thereto new sectiGn providing tor re-
assessments in cases where a former assessment
is invalid.
BY MIR. Dobbin-An Act TO establish and sup
port Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Also, an Act for the relief of Gregory Nalero.
BY hir. Renison-.An Act to amend Section rs
of the Civil Code relative to actions in divorce
cases.
Also, an Act defining the rights of pre- eInp'ion
and homestead claimants on public lands of the
United states within the State of Caliiornis.
: Aiso, an \ ct amending the law establishing q
uniform system of county and township govern
ments.
Also, Assembly Joint Resolution. No. l, rele-
tive to the election of United States Senator, as
follows
Rcolssd. by the Assembly OF the STATE Of CGlifor-
MA, The senate coacrrtng: That our Senators and
Representatives in Congress be, ard they are
hereby, requested to propose an amendment 70
the Constitution Of the United States to be sub
mitlet to the Legislatures of the several States
for ratification. providing for the election OF
Unfed States Senators from the several States
by the direct vote of the citizens the:eof, in.
stead of by the Legislature.
Resolred, That his Excellsuey. the Governor
of the State Of California, be requested to send
certified copy of this resolution to each of on,
senators and Representatives III Congress an6
Congressman aud SenatDFs-eIect.
BY Ar- Seary-An Act 20 regulate the hours O
labor and employment oi minors and females
Also, sn Act to authorize the Board OF Super
yerviscrs OF the city and county OF San Fran
cisco to pay the claim of Alice .Kenna ant
James Wildridgc Kenna.
By Mr. Colemaa-AnA act adding to the CIvi
liability of husband and Wife, fixing the ex
penses OF the amily, and providing for the eds
cation of the children.
Also, an Act tToyiding for the correction an
establishment Of n portion OF the eastern bound
sry line of California.