The record-union., 1893-01-18
THE ASSEMBLY,.

N. to-day.
THE ASSEMBLY,.
Forty-Two Assemblymen Vote for
stephen Nj. White.
The Assembly met pursuant to adj
iournment, Speaker Gould III the chair.
Quorum present. Prayer by Chaplain.
Assemblyman Bulla presented petit
ton from citizens of Los Angeles against
the passage of the scalper's bill.
a petition from citizens of Fresno
County was presented protesting against
the creation OF the proposed county of
MADEIRA.
The following reports were received:
From the Public Morals Committee
recommending the passage of Assembly
Bill No. 81; that concurrent resolution be
referred to the Judiciary Committee. The
resolution was so referred.
From the committee on Judiciary, ask
ing that The author OF bill No. II he per-
mltted 10 Withdraw it, for the reason that
there is a law already on the statute
books covering the same points.
From the Committee on Corporations
recommending substitute for SchIesin-
gers resolution in relation to the Rail-
road Commission, that the Railroad
Commission be dismissed from Office
at once.
Mr.. Shanahan moved that the report be
printed in the journal and laid on the
desks.
Mr. Matthews moved as a substitute
that the report be placed upon tile. So
ordered.
The gentleman from Humboldt moved
that tie resolution be made special
order for = O'Clock.
Mr.. Schlesinger moved to lay the
motion upon the table. Lost by unani-
nous vote.
The gentleman from Humboldt again
moved that the resolution be made a
/ special order for IL o'clock Thursday, but
on motion was permitted to withdraw it.
The report Of the Committee on Yo-
semitic Valley and Mariposa Big Trees
recommended the passage of Assembly
Bill No. 36.
The Committee on Public Buildings
and Grounds recommended that Assem-
bly, Bin No. 5j relative to the examina-
ton OF the Whittier Reform School, be
referred to the Committee on State Pris-
ons. So ordered.
Messages were received from the SEN
ate notifying the Assembly of the adop-
ton of Senate Concurrent Resolution TO-
3, relative to an investigation of the Home
| for Eeeble-Minded Children at Glen
/ Ellen, SOnoma County: referred to
! AOulluAlLEt Oh SAdlC I1OSHllalS. Also oil
the adoption OF the committee substitute
tor Senate Joint Resolution Nos. I and 2,
relative to Nicaragua Canal; Commerce
and Navigation.
| The following bills were introduced:
By Pendleton-Relative to appropriate
ing money to pay for the removal, re-
| furnishing and repair OF furniture for the
supreme Court in Los Angeles; referred
TO the Committee on Ways and Means.
by Sargent-Io make an appropriation
and providing for the appointment of a
/ Board of Trustees for the Preston School
Of Industry: State Prisons.
BY Johnson of Santa Clara-Appropri-
atiug 81, 900 for State Insane Asylum at
Agnews: Hospitals.
of elections; Apportionment and Election
Laws.
BY Cusick-An Act for the relief of
Patrick Creighton: Claims.
BY Pendleton-Appropriating $1,000 TO
pay claim OF Cyrus Lyons for capture Of
fugitives; Claims.
by Chipman-To provide for planting
a row of trees around the Capitol; Inter
nal improvements.
by Vann-Relative to highways and
the appointment of viewers therefor;
Roads and Highways.
BY Price-ProSiding for The dissolution
and disOrganiZatlon OF irrigation districts;
| Irrigation.
BY Chipman-To prevent evil-disposed
persons from entering upon State Prison
grounds; Crimes and Penalties.
/ BY Dodge-Appropriating $4,000 to
/ pay expenses for the recovery Of the Ala
ameda and Oakland water front; Judi
/ ciary.
| By Cusick-Making appropriation OF
| $500 900 for the erection of buildings and
purchase of machinery for the erection OF
] of Folsom. IOs.ie
/ By Kahn-Act 10 authorize Assessors
/ Of counties and cities and counties having
/ over 25G.000 inhabitants to appoint depu-
/ ties: Municipal Corporations.
/ By Taggart-In relation to the conduct
Of elections; Apportionment. and Elec-
! ton Laws.
| By Chipman-Relative to fish and
/ game; Fish and Game.
I BY Chipman-Authorizing the State
Board of Capitol Commissioners to APP
point extra employees; Retrenchment.
The hour of L o'clock having arrived,
on motion Of Mr.. Matthews the nominal
! ton and election of United States Senator
was proceeded with.
/ Mr.. O'keeie nominated Hon. Charles
4 n. FELTON,, seconded by Bledsoe.
! Mr.. Shanahan named Hon. Stephen NJ.
4 White, which was seconded by Finlay-
son and Schlesinger.
/ Mr.. Taylor nominated Hon. George G.
I Perkins.
Mr.. Barker named Thomas r. Bard OF
! Ventura, seconded by Perkins
4 Mr.. Pendleton nominated Robert Nj.
1 Widney Of Los Angeles, seconded by
/ AndroUs.
Mr.. Thomas Of Nevada nominated Hon.
4 T. NJ. Preston.
+ Mr. Bretz placed in nomination Hon.
Thomas v. Gator, seconded by Vann.
! Mr.. Carlson named Hon D. C. Reed ot
I San Diego, seconded by Casterline.
\ on motion the roll was called with the
/ following vote:
] For stephen NJ. White-Alford, Boyce,