Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-01-26


12S OF the Civil Code Of the State of California,
relative to actions in divorce cases
Mr.. McVay, of the Committee on Roads and
Highways. reported back Assembly Bill No 2e2.
to amend section 26i5 of the Political Code,
recommending its passage as amended
Also, Assembly Bill No. 50. to amend Section
2f42 of the Political Code relating to the elec-
ton of Road Overseer, recommending that it do
not pass
mr. Renison, of the Committee on Federal Re-
latlons, reported back favorably Senate Con-
current Resolution No. z. relative to memorial.
lzing Congress to grant to the city of Oakland
the north arm of San Antonio Estuary Tor the
sanitary improvement OF the city
On motion of Mr.. Hyde, adopted and trans
mltted to the Senate.
Mr.. Mullaney of the Committee on Counties
and County Boundaries reported back favora-
bly, Assembly Bill No. 81, 10 create the county
of Orange.
Mr.. Mathews of the Committee on State Hos
pitais, reported back, favorabiy, Assembly Bill
No 1sI to provide ermsDenl site for the Cal
lfornla Home Tor the Care and Training Of Fee.
ble,mindeG Children, and to erect suitable
buildings IheIeou.
Mr.. Bangs, OF the Committee on Countr and
township governments, reported 4 tahulated
statement OF the classified unties and of the
salaries of all the county officials with tie rec
ommepdation that the usual number be printed.
Adopted
Nr. Seaweli. of the Committee on Judiciary.
reported back Senate Bill No 10 providing for
five Commissioners OF the supreme Court and
Secretary, recommending mat it pass as
amended, and further RECOMMENDING that it be
substituted for Assembly Bill No. Z. Adopted
Also. Assembly Bill No. 40, to validate probate
proceedings, with recommendation that il be
Withdrawn at the request of its author
ADOPTED.
On motion of Mr. Seawell, the Committee on
Judiciary was given until next Wednesday to
report Senate Joint Resolution No. /, relative to
the Oakland charter.
The Committee on Education was given leave
OF absence for this afternoon.
corporations. Committee on Municipal Corpor-
atoms
Mr.. Tully introduced resolution directing
that the Committee on Yosemite Valley and
Mariposa Grove of Big Trees and Forestry in-
vestigate some serious charges which had been
made in public print against the Commissioners
to manage the Yosemite Valley and Mariposa
Grove OF Big Trees.
On motion of Mr.. Briefly the consideration of
the resolution was made the special order for
next Monday at O'Clock.
BILLS.
BY Mr. Ragsdale-An Act to authorize NUM-
cipal corporations to deposit sewage in streams
running through the corporate limits of such
By Mr.. BurweIl-An Act to amend Section
S9U OF the Penal Code. Committee on Public
By Mr.. Bangs-An Act amending the Act to
provide Tor the organization and government of
irrigation districts. Committee on Irrigation.
BY Mr.. Scandinavian Act to provide for the
deficiency i'll the appropriation tor stationery
and contingent expenses of the Bureau OF
Labor Statistics for the thirty sixth fiscal year
An Act to provide for the deficiencies in the
appropriations for the support of the State
Government for the thirty-seventh and thirty
eighth fiscal years. Committee on Ways and
Means
An Act to provide for the deficiencies in the
appropriations Llade for the support of the
State Government for the thirty ninth and
fortieth fiscal years. Committee on Ways and
Means
By Mr.. McCarthy-An Act regulating the
hours OF labor in certain occupations. Com
mittee on LABOR and Capital.
An Act to prohibit the issuance of licenses to
persons ineligible to become citizens. Commit
tee on Labor and Capital.
ry Mr. Mulgrew-An Act to provide for fitting
up in the basement of the Capitol moisture
proof. fire proof and burglar-proof vault for the
storage and care of the archives of the State
offices and for the appointment of Keeper of
the Archives. Committee on Public Buildings
and Grounds.
An Act to amend the Political Code relating
to Clerks of the Assembly. Committee on Jul
dietary
By Mr.. Mulgrew-An Act to amend the Code
of Civil Procedure relating to the order of trials
Committee on Judiciary.
By Mr.; Young-An Act to grant TO the city of
Pacific ocean, lying below high-water mark, for
commercial, navigation and other purposes.
Committee on Commerce and Navigation.
An Act to amend the Penal Code relative to
the sale and use of opium, or any preparation
thereof. Committee on Crimes and Penalties
By Mr.. Holmes-An Act TO pay the claim of
W. b. Burtls for special services performed by
him as Second Lieutenant, Company F. Second
Infantry Regiment, Second Brigade, n. G. c.
Committee on Gains.
By Mr.. Petrie (by request)-An Act to provide
ior dehciency in the appropriation for the sal
the S5th, goth, 37th and 3Sth fiscal years Com
mittee on Claims.
By Mr.. Harlan Act to authorize the pay
ment OF claims against the State which were
incurred under an Act to promote drainage,
approved April %, 1880, and to appropriate
money for their payment. Committee OH Claims.
By MI Randall-An Act to amend the Act to
establish uniform system of county and town
ship governments. Committee on County and
Township Governments.
MESSAGE FROM THE GOVERNOR.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, J
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
SACRAMENTO, January "a, 1889.
To the assembly ofthe State OF California; here
with transmit TO your honorable body with nv
approval, Assembly Bill No. 10, AN Act max
ing appropriation of money to supply the def.
CHENEY In the appropriation for the support of
the state Printing Office and the purchase of
machinery. type, ETC.. for the fortieth fiscal
year" &. w. WATERMAN, Governor
MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE.
message was received from the Senate CIV
Amendment to Senate Bill No. l, and asking the
Assembly to recede from said amendment
The Assembly receded from its amendment
but, on motion of Mr.. Briefly, reconsidered the
Senate Bill No. l.
On motion of Mr. Briefly the further con-
slderation of the bill was made the special order
for Monday at $50 P. NJ.
A message from the Senate announced the
passage of Senate Bill No. 273, providing for an
additional Superior Judge for the county of San
Luis Obispo.
Assembly Bill No. l, to pay the claim of n. P.
Perine, was read the third time and passed
Title read and approved.
The Committee on Silk Culture was granted
| q a N OIL mi aaxf
At 1880 o'clock the Assembly took recess
until P. NJ.
Afternoon Session.
At l O'Clock, the Assembly re-conyened,
with Speaker pro tenn. Shanahan in the chair.
Assembly Bills Nos. Is, % and were passed
temporarily on the file.
Mr.. Reavey was given leave of absence tor
the afternoon.
The following bills was read first time and
placed on file for second reading:
Assembly Bill No. 1lS-An Act to provid fore
the proper sanitary condition of factories and
workshops, and the preservation of the health
ofthe employees.
Assembly Bin No. 74-An Act to amend Sec
ton 1858 of the Political Code OF the State of
California, relating to highways.
Assembly Bill No 3l-An Act to provide for
the free printing of the State text books.
Mr.. James, OF the Committee on Vinieulture
and Viticulture. reported back favorably Assem-
bly, ncurrent Resolution No. !, relative to in
struclipg our representatives in Congress to call
upon and urge The Senate and House Commit
tees on Agriculture that the vegetable Pathol-
ogy Department of Agriculture" give appro-
priation TO investigate the nature of the malady
that threatens the vines in our State. Adopted.
FIRST READING OF BILLS
The following bills were read the first time,
and placed on file for second reading
Assembly Bill No. 57-An Act to amend Sec
ton $50 of the Penal Code, relating to fish and
game.
Assembly Bill No. 72-An Act to amend an
Act to amend Sections 2, 4, 6, and of an Act
to form agricultural districts to provide for the
organization of agricultural associations therein
and for the management and control of the
some by the State, so as to create certain addi-
tional districts, by amending and revising Sec
ton of said Act.
Assembly Bill No. 144-An Act to amend Sec
ton Az of an Act 70 establish Civil Code in re-
lation to the valuation of policies of lite insur-
ance.
Assembly Bill No 143-An Act relating TO life
and casualty and annuity or endowment insur-
| snce on the assessment plan, and the conduct
of the business of such insurance.
| Assembly Bill No. 22S-An Act TO grant to the
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