Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-01-17


over until tomorrow.
Mr.. Hersey, of Santa Clara, was granted three
days leave of absence
The speaker appointed as the Committee on
Forestry aud Horticulture Messrs. Reayis. Me
Mulnn RurdeD. Damron and Porter.
Mr.. Wear presented petition from citizens of
san Rafael, asking for an Act to enable incorpe-
rale9 cilles ana towns to acquire and maintain
public water works. Committee on Water
Rights and Drainage.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
Chairman Carthy of the Committee on
Chinese immigration and Emigration submitted
a report recommending the striking out of the
words and allow those cigars bearing the
stamp OF the Cigarmakers' International Union
the preference" from the resolution directing
the secretary of state to prohibit the storage or
sale OF Chlnese made cigars within the Capitol
Resolution, as amended, adopted.
Mr: Long, of the Committee on Attaches and
Employees, presented a report recommending
that George Hughes be appointed Bill Clerk. at
a per diem of 81; Anna Ryan Assistant Mailing
Clerk, at So; John ii. Webster Assistant Journal
Clerk, at same pay as Journal Clerk; NJ. L. Nor
ris1n lanitor to Sergeant-at-Arms' room, at IS;
that the Republican members be allowed a
clerk, at 50; that William Murdoch be employed
as messenger to Sergeant at AIMS at S4
Report laid on the table by vote of Sc to D.
MI James, OF the Committee on Viticulture
reported back Assembly Bill No. 4, with the
recommendation that it pass as amended Bill
provides that the Board shall biennially ele ct
President. Vice-President and Chairman of
without their own number Secretary who
shall be exofficio horticultural Officer. and
elect OF their own number Treasurer who shall
give bonds in the sum of $4,000. Provides for
appointment of Chief of the Bureau of the State
Board of Horticulture at monthly salary of
$l75 Makes it the duty of county Boards to
make quarterly reports to the State Board con-
cerning fruit interests and fruit pests. Reports
to be published in bulletin form is deemed advis
able,]
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Mr. Brown--An Act to fix the salaries of
Superior Court Judges and TO provide the time
of payment. Committee on Ways and Means.
By Mr.. Tully-An Act to provide for the pay.
ment of the claim of G. B. Montgomery, for
services rendered in the prosecution of the case
OF the people OF the State of California vs. John
L. Prewett in April and August, 1888 and
money expended in the prosecution of the same.
Committee on Claims
Wilson DeLetta for personal injuries received
by him while in the service of the State. Com
mittee on Claims.
By Mr.. Dibble-An Act to amend an Act to
provide for the government and management of
the California Home for the Care and Training
OF Feeble-Minded Children. Committee on state
Hospitals
An Act to provide for permanent site for the
california Home for the Care and Training of
Feeble-Minded Children, and to erect q suitable
building thereon. Committee on State Hospitals
An Act to amend the Civil Code relative to
assignments for the benefit of creditors Judi
ciary Committee.
By Mr. Hall-An Act to amend the Act to es-
tabiish uniform system of county and town
ship governments, relating to powers OF Boards
of Supervisors. Judiciary Committee.
BY M. Sims-Au Act to amend the Act to
establish uniform system of county and town
ship governments; fixing the salaries of county
office in counties OF the eighth class Com
mittee on County and Township Governments
By Mr. Salomon-An Act to amend the Code
OF Civil Procedure relating to writing. Judici-
ary Committee.
An Act to amend Section sos of the Civil Code.
relating to benevolent and religious CORPORA
tions. Judiciary Committee.
An Act to provide for deficiency in the ap-
proptiation for the salaries of the Secretaries 10
the Justices of the Supreme Court for the for
tieth fiscal year. Committee on Claims
An Act TO provide for the deficiency in the
appropriation for the salaries of Secretaries to
justices OF the supreme Court for the thirty
ninth fiscal year. committee on Claims
An Act to provide for deficiency in the ap-
preparation for the salaries of the secretaries OF
the Justices ofthe Supreme Court for the thirty
eighth fiscal year. Committee ON Claims.
By Mr.. Storke--An Act to provide for the pay
ment by municipalities of claims arising out of
the improvement OF streets, sidewalks and
sewers therein. Judiciary Committee.
By Mr.. Adams-An Act to authorize the estab-
lishment of county high schools and to provide
for their support Committee on Education.
By Mr.. Mabler-An Act 10 authorize and en-
power the Board of Fish Commissioners 10
remove certain, distractions in the American
river, for the passage of fish up said stream and
its tributaries, and appropriating money there
for. Committee on Fish and Game.
BY Mr.. Ostrom-An Act to provide for the
conduct of elections and to more fully secure
the independence of electors and the secrecy of
the ballet. Committee on Election Laws and
Apportionment
lTh is bill provides tha. the represe natives of
any organized political party may print any
number OF tickets they see proper. But all bal
lots must be uniform in size, color and texture
of paper, and must be printed not less than ten
days prior to any election. All ballots prepared
for use at an election to be placed in the hands
of the County Clerk, and be by him distributed
to all the polling places in the county, with all
other necessary paraphernalia for the election
The remainder of the provisions of this bill are
in accordance with the Australian system
By Mr.. Black-An Act to increase the number
of clerks for the limited period of six months.
commencing in the month of January of each
year, in the Office of the Treasurer of State and
for the appointment of such additional CLERKS
Judiciary Committee
An Act to provide for the safety of persons
against danger from machinery, elevators, etc
and to provide penalties for the neglect of proper
safeguards. Committee on Public Buildings and
Grounds.
By Mr.. Lowe-An Act to amend the Code of
Civil Procedure, relating to the disabilities of
married women. Judiciary Committee.
By Mr.. Reayis-An Act to amend Section 2O03
of the Political Code, in relation to organizing
the National Guard of the State into six brgades,
each commanded by Brigadier-General Com
mittee on Military Affairs
By Mr.. Hart-An Act to provide for the clean
ing of the stone used in the CAPITOL by the re-
moyal therefrom of all stains, ETC., by chemical
applications and appropriating money to pay
the expenses thereof. Comm ttee on Public
Buildings and Grounds.
By Mr.. Damron-An Act providing fees for
jurors in criminal cases in Justices Courts Jl-
dietary Committee.
An Act to amend Section 261 of the Penal
Code. Judiciary Committee.
An Act to amend Section $50 OF the Penal
Code. Judiciary Committee.
An Act 10 punish the offense of advertising
tor divorce. Committee on Crimes and PEN
alties.
ical ode, relative to the interment or crema-
ton of human bodies. Committee on State
Hospitals
An Act to am nd the Political Code relating
to Boards of Health. Committee ON State Hos
pitals.
An Act to amend the Political Code by adding
Sections 1884 and 1885 thereto Committee on
State Hospitals
An Act TO encourage and provide for general
vaccination in the State OF California Com
mittee on State Hospitals.
An Act to appropriate money to prevent the
introduction of contagious and infectious dis
cases. Committee on State Hospitals.
An Act to amend the Political Code relating to
The registry of births, deaths and marriages
Com mittee on State Hospitals.
An Act to amend the Penal Code relating to
the preservation of the public health and safety
and the registration of births deaths and mar
riages. Committee on State Hospitals
An Act TO amend the Penal Code relating to
the disposal of human dead bodies, and the
preservation of the public health. Committee
on State Hospitals.
By Mr.. Brierly-An Act to provide for the ap-
pointment of pilots, and defining their duties
and compensation, at the port of Wilmington
and Bay of San Pedro. Committee on Com
merce and Navigation.
BY Mr.. Lowe-An Act to amend the Code of
Civil Procedure relative to the rendering fling,
hearing and settling accounts of deceased ex-
ecut rs and administrators. Judiciary Com.
mittee.
By Mr.. Howe-Assembly Constitutional
Amendment No. Ito amend Section 9, Article
4. of the Constitution, relative to the session of
the Legislature Committee on Constitutional
Amendments.
MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE.
Reporting the adoption CT Concurrent Resolu-
tion No. 3, relative to the National Grange Asso-
citation.
Also Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 4. re-
questing the Congress of the United States to
maintain the Scott Exclusion Act, and recon-
mending additional legislation to perfect the
operation of the same.
RESOLUTIONS.
BY Mr.. Bvrwell-That a committee of three
be appointed to wait upon the Secretary of
State and ascertain what rooms may be assigned
to committees of this House, and to ascertain
aso If such rooms can be supplied with suitable
desks and other furniture Adopted
Eessrs. Burwell, Alexander and Reavis were
appointed as such committee.
By Mr.. Dobbin-That the Chairman of each
committee of the Assemblynotify the press rep
reseDtalives of the time and place of ali meet
inpe of their rpspecfjya por,u,itfoac AdoDta6