Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-10
SOLONS AT SACRAMENTO,
Yesterdays Doings in Senate
and Assembly.
The First Real Work Of the
Session Done.
Congress Urged to Pass the Cami-
netti Bill.
House Committees Announced-A Large
Number of Bills Introduced
House Committees Announced-A Large
Number of Bills Introduced
Republican Senatorial
Caucus,

BY the Associated Press
SACRAMENTO, Jan. 9.-The assembly
was called to order at IL :35 a. m. by
Speaker Gould. The roll call showed
but few absentees. The reading of the
minutes was dispensed with. Chairman
Drees of the mileage committee moved
correction in the amounts of mileage
of certain members, as given in Thurs
days journal. A number of petitions
and resolutions were introduced.
The assembly joint resolution urging
congress to pass the Caminetti bill was
referred to the committee on mines and
mining. Shanahan moved an amend
ment for the immediate transmission of
the resolution to congress-.
Miller of Alameda requested an ex-
PLANTATION of the provisions of the Cam
inetti bill. Price OF Oroville and Vann
of Colusa briefly expounded the benefit
of the bill.
burst of Wheatland said his district
had no objection to hydraulic mining
under proper restrictions, but he did
not think the Caminetti bill provides
proper relief
Shanahan said the matter had been
discussed by the representatives of vari-
oue sections in convention and the bill
unanimously endorsed. Aid to miners
had always been met with blind. un-
reasoning opposition. Senator Stew
arts committee would meet in Wash
ington on Tuesday to consider the bill,
and there was urgent need that the Cal
ifornia legislature should declare itself
TApplause.
After further debate the roll was
called on the adoption of the joint reso-
luton and resulted: Ayes, 73; noes, 5.
A motion to consider the resolution
as printed and to transmit it immedi-
ately to congress also carried.
The committee on rules reported the
adoption of the rules of the last session,
with slight notifications.
Kahn of San Francisco moved the
substitution of the committees of the
twenty-ninth session, 81 in number, for
| the 43 committees asked for by the ma
| jority party in the house. Tho motion
provoked a warm debate, participated
in by Kahn, O'Keefe of San Mateo,
Dodge of Alameda, Duckworth of Mon
terey and Shanahan.
A recess till p. m. was then taken.
On reconvening, the debate on the
matter of increasing the number of com
mittees was resumed. Kahn's motion
wac lost-54 to A.
PERSONNEL OF THE COMMUTERS.
Speaker Gould then announced the
committees as follows, the first named
of each committee being chairman:
Agriculture-J. M. Larue of San
he
O'Neill, Owen, Duffy.
Apportionment and election laws
F. Il. Finlayson of Los Angeles; Hem
Erickson, Price, BlakeIey, Sims, Simp-
son, Thomas of Santa Clara.
Attaches and employees. M. Hurley
of San Francisco; Marston, Kahn, Ham
ilton, Bennett of Orange.
Chinese immigration and emigration
w. T. Boyer of San Francisco; Cusick,
Bretz, Drees. Pendleton.
Claims-T. w. Burke of San Francis
CO; Tendall, Godchaux, Duckworth,
Mathews of San Benito, Adams, Bennett
of Santa Clara.
Constitutional amendments = Bert
Schlesinger of San Francisco; Hamil-
ton, Sargent, Bretz, Mathews of San
Benito, Thomas of Nevada, Taggart.
Commerce and navigation - God
chaux Carlson, Boyce, Burke, MCGOWAN,
| Edmond of San Francisco, Buckley,
Pueschel, O'Keefe, Dodge.
Corporations-W. II. Afford of Tu-
lare ;Emeric, ,Godchaux, Mordecai, ,Kerns.
Mathews of Tehama. Schroebel, Bledsoe,
Lynch. 1a
Counties and county boundaries-E.
B. Price of Butler, Emeric, Luttringer,
Taylor, Pueschel, Vann, Bennett of
Santa Clara.
County and township governments--
| Schroebel, Afford, Mordecai, Emeric,,
Johnson of Santa Clara, Barlow, Talbot,
1 Duckworth, Thomas of Santa Clara.
Education = Sargent, Hendrickson,
Sims, McElroy, Miller, Simpson, Ben
nett of Orange.
Engrossmen Duffy, Con-
way, Wade, johnson of Humboldt.
Enfollment- O'Neill, McCauley, Gal
lagher, Bledsoe, Perkins.
Fish and game-Emeric, Tendall,
Schroebel, Afford, Chapman, Thomas,
Androue.
Federal relations-Sims Brownie,
Gately, Raw, MCGOWAN.
Homestead and land monopoly-W
Fl. Gately, Marks, Huston, Kerne, An
drous, Taylor, Talbot.
lnteEudl Improvements = OalltBuer,
Gately, Duffy, MCGOWAN, Raw, Cir.
Irrigation-Carlson Mordecai, Ham
ilton, Finlayson. Curtis, Lynch, Stand
art, Pendleton, Casterline.
Judiciary - Shanahan, Hamilton,
Sims. Kennedy, Schlesinger. Hendrick-
son, Mack. Finlayson, Afford, Anderson
Bledsoe, Miller, Dodge, O'Keeie, Simp
son, Pendleton, Marston, Bell, Thomas
of Nevada.
Labor and capital-Conway, Burley
Boyce, Marks, Jacobson, Barlow, Stand
art, johnson OF Santa Clara, Bennett o
Santa Clara.
Military affairs-McCauley, Shana
han, McElroy, Carlson, jacobson, Tay
lor, Bennett OF Santa Clara.
Mines and mining interests Hamil
ton, Price, Mack, Sargent, Shanahan
Raw, Standait, Carlson, Thomas o
Nevada.
Municipal corporations Buckley
McCauley, Burke, Curtis. Conway
. O'Neill, Bull, Kahn, Anderson, Wade
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