Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1891-01-08

requested to have the dome of the Capitol
lighted on the evening of January 9th, and the
Assembly Chamber placed in readines IS for the
inaugural ball, and that $500 be appropriated
from the contingent fund to pay the expense.
Adopted.
Also. that when the Assembly adjourns on
January sth, 1t adjourn to II A. NJ. on January
12lh.
Amended to read "l2' o'clock, on motion OF
Mr.. Dibble. and adopted.
Also, that $50 be appropriated from the con-
tingent fund 10 enable the joint legislative COM
mit,ee to secure band for the Inauguration.
Adopted.
By Mr.. shanahan-That the Speaker appoint
committee of five to investigate into the
the existence of the State Board OF Forestry.
State Mining Bureau and Yosemite Commits
sion. State Board OF Horticulture State Viii
cultural Commission State Board Of 81, Silk
and report: also, as to the ACCESSIBILITY
and practicability of abolishing or consolidating
any or al of the various Boards and Commits
Mr.. Low moved that the resolution be re-
ferred to the Committee on Rules.
Agreed to-ayes 81, noes 10.
By Mr.. Bruner-Concurrent resolution for a
joint convention at noon on January Sth Tor the
Inaugural ion ceremonies.
Adopted.
BILL INTRODUCED.
By Mr.. Galbraith-An Act authorizing cities
TO acquire by gift, purchase or condemnation,
pal Corporations.
Recess till 2P. NJ.
Afternoon Session.
House reassembled. Speaker in the chair;
roll called; quorum present.
RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr. Bledsoe-Concurrent resolution rela-
tive to public building at Eureka Constitu-
tional amendment relative 10 judicial depart
ment. Judiciary.
BILLS ISTRoDtJCFp
By Mr.. Wentworth-Act for the protection OF
sea birds and land birds on the Farallones.
Fish and Game.
By Mr.. Smith of San Francisco-Act to amend
the Municipal Government Act. Municipal
Corporations.
Act to form agricultural districts and provide
for the organization of agricultural societies.
Agriculture.
Act TO require banks to make reports of their
| condition on the first Monday of March of each
year. Corporations.
Reform school to Whittier School of Trades and
Agriculture. State Charitable and Reforma,ory
| Institutions.
act 10 form Pomona county. Counties and
County Boundaries.
By Mr.. Marion-Act to pay claim of William
Dargie. Claims
Act to amend Irrigation District Act Irriga.
ton.
By Mr.. Dunn-Act to authorize Boards OF
Health and Health officers in cities and cities
and counties to appoint inspectors of plumbing
ana drainage. County and Township Govern
| ments.
By Mr.. Young-Act to pay the claim of D.
Jordan. Claims.
By Mr.. Cargill-Act to amend Agricultural
District Act. Agriculture.
Act to pay 2 B. Montgomery fol professional
services rendered the State at the request of the
Attorney General. Claims.
By Mr.. Cram-Act to amend Section 1868 OF
Political Code, relating to duties of Assessors.
Judiciary.
Act to create the Office of Inspector OF Weights
and Measures in cities of IL, 900 or more inhabl-
tants. Municipal Corporations.
By Mr.. Carter-From the committee to which
was referred he matter of the payment of the
per diem and mileage of the temporary officers
of the House, recommending the adoption of an
accompanying resolution allowing II. o. Rear
s4S so; D. C. Shepard, SAG 60: George NJ. Wood.
ward. $780, Frank Ovaya, S47 40; 2. McManus
S4S so, and William Mcdonald, S32. Also, $50
| each to two gatekeepers, Sc each to two por.
tiers, and Sl2 each to five pages. Also. that ].
Fitzgerald, Isidore Alexander E. J. smith and
Charles McGIeevy be retained in their positions
| as temporary officers for the term of seven days
days rom the organization of the Assembly
Adopted.
By Mr.. Galbraith-That the Sergeant. at Arms
be authorized to receipt to the Controller fol-
warrants. Adopted.
Adjourned