Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-02-08

/, ing, California would never have beea State
| Chicken raising was no doubt money max ine
business, but it produced no new money. The
/ miner dug out OF the earth the material ont o,
! which new dollars were produced Tne mines
OF California had produced 81, 20, eco and
was still the most important industry in the
State
] Heacock said he conceded to every Senator
what ne claimed for himseli--a desire to serve
| the people faithfully He painted a glorious
word picture OF the State of California There
were appropriations that might be made aud
others thar must be made. The appropriation
Tor reform Institution and for the different
charities must be made, but he thought the
amendment ought to be adopted and this ap-
propristion cut down.
The amendment was lost by a vote of Ii ayes
to SC noes.
Heacock moved to amend by making the ap-
priation 500 coo, instead Of $50 eco.
White said that he voted against the frs.
amendment, but he was in favor of this one
The appropriations Of this year would be large
beyond precedent. He thought that a great deal
OF good could be done with the $4,000
Jones moved TO amend the amendment by
making it -t25, COO
Bowers took the same view as White He
thought the expenditure of 100000 for this
fold S'''e 'e
Heaeock raised the point of order that the
question should be frst put on the smaller
amount
Whites amendment won by vote of 50 ayes
to Is noes.
The bill was ordered engrossed aud to a third
reading.
LEAVE OF ABSENCE.
Meany asked leave OF absence for the Commit
tee on Forestry, Yosemite Valley and Marirosa
Saturday.
White objected on the ground that it was too
late IN the session for committees to 20 away
He had no objection TO a sub committee going
He wanted it understood that those of the COM
leave.
NJ
Withdrew his objection. The leave was there
fore granted.
AT the request of Mead the Committee on
Hospitals was granted leave of absence from
SATURDAY hlgnt until Monday morning.
IRRIGATION Bills.
A. B. 4i6 amending the irrigation laws. came
upln the Assembly messages, and on molion of
Goueher the rules were suspended and the bill
read first time.
On motion OF Goueher, the rules were s,ls
pended and the following bills were read sec.
ond time and ordered engrossed:
A. B. SS5, amendatory OF and supplemental to
an Act to provide for the organization and gov
eminent OF irrigation districts, and 10 provide
for the acquisition of water and other property,
ana Tor the distribution of water thereby for
irrigation purposes, and providing for the exclu-
sion OF certain lands within any such district.
A. B. $40, smendatory of and supplemental to
an Act to provide for the organization aud gov
ernment of irrigation districts, and 10 provide
for the acquisition of water and other property
irrigation purposes, and providing for change
OF the boundaries of irrigation districts by in
cludiDg other lands therein.
subs 1tute for A. B. 13O, to amend an Act TO
provide for the organization and government of
irrigation districts, and 10 provide for the acoui-
sltlon OF water aud other property, and for the
distribution of water thereby for irrigation pur-
poses, relating to appointments to Office in case
OF vacancies, and TO assessments of resl rrop
cry, and TO the collection OF such as .essments
president pro TEN. III the chair.
OUT OF ORDER.
Assembly messages were taken up and A. B.
23i was referred to the Committee on Agficu.t-
ure.
S. B. Ia to amend Section S97 of the Code of
Civil Procedure, relating to change of place of
trial, was taken up and passed.
Meany offered a concur mt resolution pro-
viding for an appropriation of $50 to provide gas
lights for the lower tier of steps leading to the
Capitol. 1t was adopted under a suspension Of
the rules.
tampbelIs resolution providing fer COM
mistee of three to investigate the Chico Branch
Normal School Trustees was taken up and
adopted.
On motion of Dray at $40 P N. the Senate ad-
journeG.