Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-10

Public Expenditures and accounts
j. II. Mathews of San Benito, Marston.
Hutson, Jacobson, Johnson of Hum.
Public lands Mack, Kennedy, Schles-
niger, Cuiic, Larue, jacobson, Owen.
Wade, Thomas of Santa Clara.
Public n,orals-Bledsoe, Luttringer,
McElroy, Adams, CasterIine.
Public priEting-H -Hendrickson, Gu
sick, Price, Pusschel, Barker, burst,
Observation-Disclosures, Hurley. Lut-
tringer, Owen. Barker.
| Grimes and penalties - Luttringer.
O'Neill, Simpson, burst, Bennett of
Orange.
/ Roads and highways-Duffy. Marstou.
Drees, Barlow, Barker, Bennett Of on,
ange, johnson OF Humboldt.
State prison and reformatory institu-
tions-H. H. Johneon. Buckley, Schroe-
bel. McCauley, Afford, Gately, Androus,
Taylor, Perkins.
Swamp and overho wed lands-P Pues-
| chel, Mack, Jacobs, Sims, Cusick, Me-
| Govern. MCGOWAN, Owen, burst, Cas-
terline.
State hospital = Mordecai, Tindall,
Brownie. Marks, Mathews of Tehama,
Chapman, Dodge.
State ibrary-Jacob, Pueschel, Fin
layson. Anderson, Vann.
Ways and meana-Mathews OF Teha-
ma, Mordecai, Larue, Mack, Tindall,
Kerne, Lynch, Kahn. Barker.
Water rights and drainage-Cus
Shanshan, Conway. Hurley, Brownie,
Miller. Bretz, O'Keefe. Dodge.
Viniculture and viticulsure-H Hutson,
Drees, Jacobs, Adams, Taggart,
Mathews of San Benito, Blakely, burst,
| Chapman.
Yosemite valley and Mariposa grove
OF big trees Marston, Larue, johnson
Forestry-Brownlie, Burke, Conway,
Miller.
After announcing the standing COM
mittees, Speaker Gould said he would
claim all the responsibility of the ap-
pointments on the county division COM
| mittee, and he thought the committee
absolutely impartial. He then asked
the chairmen of the committees to in
stantly dismies any clerk found lobbying.
A resolution by Mathews, empower
ing the appointment OF two clerks each
on the ways and means, judiciary and
appropriations committees, and one to
the San Francisco delegation; also for
one clerk to each of the other 40 com.
mittees, carried Al to 36.
BILLS. ETC; INTRODUCED.
After this subject was disposed of,
the introduction of resolutions and bills
followed.
One hundred and forty three bills
were introduced, among the more i'm
portant being the old claim of ID. Jor-
dan for $4,000 for work done at the Fol-
som state priz1n; also bills by Larue
for the preservation of fish and game
by Talbot, appropriating $4,000 to
send an expert into foreign countries to
import parasites in the interestof horti-
cultursEs; by Simpson, to amend the
increasing the number of Judges
of the superior court OF Santa Clara
connty; appropriating $4,000 for sup
plying heating and ventilating appar-
atus for the normal school at San Jose;
appropriating $35, 900 for furnishing the
training department building of the San
Jose normal school; by Conway. Great
ing police court in San Francisco
county; by Anderson, appropriating
| $45, 900 to purchase a residence for the
governor; by Burke. appropriating
$500, 600 for state building in San
| Francisco; by Carlson, for the organi-
zation and government of irrigation dis
tricts; by Baker, for the organization of
Riverside county; by Thomas, that the
national guard shall not be used to quell
disturbances growing out of strikes or
| lockouts, unless the corporation asking
aid has first agreed on arbitration; by
| Androus, to prevent the overflow of
streams and confne them to their
natural channels; by Sims, providing
for the establishment of high schools in
| the state.
vann introduced a joint resolution
| favoring the free coinage of silver.
Adams and Wade introduced joint
resolutions relative to the construction
of the Nicaragua canal.
Shanahan introduced bill abolishing
| the railroad commission, reassessing
railroad property, the Ascaiper" bill
of last session and bill for the purity
of elections, limiting the amount to be
spent for election purposes to 8 per cent
Of the salary attached to the office.
TILE FEATURES OF THE DAY.
The features of the day were the de-
bates on Price's concurrent resolution
for the endorsement by the legislature
OF the Csminetti bill, now pending in
congress, and on Kahn's motion limit
ing the number of standing committees
to 81, the same number as at the last
sessions.
The passage of Price's resolution was
opposed by burst of Yuba, who said The
Caminetti bill had been carefully exam
ined by his constituency, and they did
not want it. The farmers had never
been in favor of its passage, said he, and
it would be unjust to the agriculturists
along the Sacramento, Bear, Feather and
American rivers.
In vigorous speech Shanahan said
two mining conventions held in San
Francisco were composed OF mining and
business men, agricufturiets and people
from all portions OF the state. The elec-
ton of Caminetti in Republican dis
trict by majority of 1000 shows con-
clusively that the people endorsed the
bill. Shanahan's speech was literally
applauded.
Thomas of Nevada claimed that burst
did not represent the popular sentiment
of his new constituency.
Anderson OF Sacramento asked that
the resolution be referred to the proper
committee, and 60 over for one day. He
thought this action would give better
satisfaction.
On roll call the resolution carried, the
only ones voting ON the negative being
Barlow, burst, Jacobs, Thomas Of Santa
Clara and Vance.
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