Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-02-22

serfs be Transmitted to the Governor. He it
Flss ed. That the sum Of i've thousand dol
hrs is Hereby appropriated out of the eontin-
gent fun OF the Assembly to the end that the
Governor of this state shall make a complete
| and thorra IN Investigation OF the State Prison
! management. {, and the Controller is hereby di-
recte and o,nollzsa 70 "a dtaw nus Warrant In IN
| Treasurer Is h, reby directed to pay the same
On motion 81 shanahan, the last paragraph
of toe resolution Wss s'ric6en OUT,
Resolasicn adSc isu'
srsaA INTRODUCED.
| BY shalssaan-IAa thorizing the Governor to
proceed with an "a yes:igauon OF the State
Prison authorities os this State. at the cost of
as Rssa s5a,s i tas @ app spp aog od og de- sS0
| By Dobbin--gequirilaS manufacturers to stamp
up n their products the ei tss Oh labor employed
IN their PREPARATION. Cora mietee ON LABOR and
BY HaH-R Rsslrsrtng corpoi ations and persons
| doing banking business to ME Win the Con
/ troller of State statements &As lWlng moneys on
deposit with them to when no claims have
been made within tsn years, ase authorizing the
Attorney General 10 institute IN 'ceedings TO as
certain its ownership. Corpor2tk ms
BY Holmes-AmendinE an Aes ? protect ana
promote the horticultural interests OF the state.
Ordered on file.
| Also te amend the Political Cesse relative to
the salary and duties of the xecEssvS Secretary
| OF the Governor, aud to appropriate Il loney Tor
the payment OF his salary. Ways and Means
I
pie IN pubic places of amusement. IN ueiary.
By Brierly--constitution amendment rela-
i've 70 the ONCE OF Lieutenant Governor. Con
Stitutlonal Amendments
| BY uloch-To pay the claim of Charles An
| dersoD, for labor in Yosemite valley Gem nit
! tee on Yosemite Valley.
By Atherton-To paw expenses of p7oseevth ig
violsfors of the fish laws. Committee on WAY $
aud Means.
BILLS PASSED.
| s &. 42S to amend am Act to provide for wexk.
! ptsfc al MA o-rf1
sidewalks aud for the construction OF sewess
within municipalities
A. B. g. to provide for the erection and man
agement or State hospital for the insane to be
located IL Southern California.
s 5, to provide for the fOnding Of certain
Indebtedness of the several counties oil this
ate. aud the issuance of bonds therefor.
READ SECOND TIME.
s. B. 81, TO provide for laying out, opening,
| extending, widening, STRENGTHENING or closing
up III whole or in part any street, square, lane,
! alley eourt or place within municipalities, and
to condemn and acquire any and all land and
| pose.
AT l2.45 recess was taken until p NJ
Afternoon Session.
Met at 1os P. NJ, Speaker Howe in tee chair
SECOND READING OF BILLS.
/ Speaker pro TEN. Shanahan in the chairl
! :. b. l9i, TO provide for a permanent site for
| the California Home for the Care ard Training
Of Feeble Minded Children, and TO erect suitable
| Amended and fled for third reading
The selection of the site was left to abe Trus-
! Mr. stoske in the chair.
A b. lo4, to provide for the payment of the
claim OF q. b. Montgomery, for legal services
rendered in the prosecution of the case of the
| people OF the State of California VS.. John T.
Prewett, in April and August. 1855, and money
expended In the prosecution If the same
kefused engrossment and third reading.
A BILL
4 caa,rali -,,-,.,...s.1.
erty pertaining to public buildings and grounds
ven first reading and placed on file
Doobln called for the special order, A. B. l1e,
| TO prevent undue reductions of wages paid for
| labor by contractors for public work, but the
Assembly, by vote of 10 TO 49, refused to recon
slider the vote by which il was defeated yester-
day.
Ostrom rose to a question of privilege on be-
half OF speaker Howe, who, he said, had been
unJustiy assailed in the san Francisco Cal of
YESTERDAY, which stated that there was a move
ment on foot to depose him and put seawen in
his place.
Hyde raised the poiut of order that one men,
Der coulo not rise to question of privilege for
the purpo.e of defending another
Acting Speaker atorke decided the point of
order not well taken.
| Cstrom proceeded to dsnounce the CORE
| spondent and his article in severe TERMS
| Speaker pro TEN. Shanahan in the chair.
| Seawell denied the allegations of the article
so iar as they applied to himself lie iiseIaimed
any ambition to displace Mr.. Howe in the
Speakers chair.
l A
By Mailer Relating to preferred purchases
! OF lands sold to the State for taxes Committee
on Judiciary.
at 5:l5 recess was taken until 7:30 P. NJ
/ Evening Session.
Met at 7:30 o'clock, Speaker Howe in the
chair.
First reading of Assembly bills on special file
i Nos $50, 32S, 56l, 449.
&C On general fle-Nos III Ilo. So 4l2. i, So
53S, 275, 5Sl, 2S7, SOD 46q 5.N 55I
s. B,s-a, 20, gI6, IO9, lS9, 76, "A, Y, so, no.
3l4, lis, los, $50, II, sc.
On motion OF Chapman, S. B. 80, to enable
John Hackett, asslgnte to sue the state of Cali
iornia, was given second reading.
On motion of Lowe, the Senate Concurrent
Resolution providing for adjoarnment until
| Assembly.
Culver offered the following which was
Resolrcd, That the secreta, V of State is hereby
authorized 10 deliver copies OF the constitu-
tional debates to such membels of this House
| as may require them for the use of public
| libraries in this ate.
BILLS INTRODUCED
By Committee on Election Laws and Appor-
| demonstrating to election tickets and bal
lots: Given first reading and placed on file.
Also, relating to Boards of Supervisors. Given
first reading and placed on fils
BY Muyey-To punish. in certain cases. con-
tractors for the burial of INDECENT dead. Com
mittee on State bosp tails
| BY Notwithstanding to water rights and
drainage. Committee on swamp and Over
| flowed lands.
At S45 O'Clock recess was taken until 10:l5.
| Net again at that hour, and, on motion of
Brickwadel, adjourned until 12l5 A. NJ. TO-
morrow.
MorpiHg s. s.ion.
SACRAMENTO, February D. 1882
Assembly met at 1915 4. NJ Speaker Howe in
the chair.
On motionof Dobbin, adjourned out of respect
to Washington's birthday, uutil 10 AN. Monday.
REA ssEsssIENT OF TAXES.