The record-union., 1895-01-18


every school day.-Education.
by Stansell-Appropriatin $500 to paw
the claim of Charles A. Hiett Tor arrest of
w. b. Coup.-Claims.
BY Devine-Appropriatin SlS3. .662 SO
TO pay the indebtedness incurred by call
ing out the National Guard to enforce the
law.-Claims.
By Cutter-Providing for the election
OF a separate Superior Judge in Yuba
and Sutter Counties.-County and Town
ship Government.
BY Swisler-Appropriating Sl,5l6 SO to
pay the claim of George j. N Mothersole.
Tor roofing the Napa Insane Asylum
Claims.
By Brusie-To prevent cruelty to ami
mals.--Judiciary.
JOINT RESOLUTIONS.
Joint resolutions were introduced and
disposed OF as follows:
by Bledsoe-Assemb JOINT Resolu-
tlon NO. 3, relative to Pacific railroads
debt-Reterred to the Committee on Fed
eral Relations.
Assembly Joint Resolution No. 4. rela-
i've To foreign Immigration to the United
States-Reierred to Committee on Fed
eral Relations.
Assembly Joint Resolution No. 5. re-
latlng to public building at Eureka
Referred to Committee on Federal Rela-
tlons.
BY ODay-Assembly Joint Resolution
NO. 3, relative to foreign immigration
Re1erred to Committee on Federal Rela-
tions.
CONCURRENT RESOLUTION.
ODay offered Assembly Concurrent
resolution No. 4, directing the State Su-
perlntendent of Printing TO print in all
grammar textbooks Of the public schools
the Declaration of Independence of the
United States of America, the Constitu-
ton OF California, and the Star-Spangled
banner. Referred to the Committee on
Education.
COMMITTEES ANNOUNCED.
The Speaker announced the following
standing Committees:
Constitutional lAmendments-Wa
(Chairman), Powers, Thomas. Hatfield.
Wade, Barker, Bachrnan.
Election Laws : Spencer Chairman,
Bennett, Phelps, North, Powers, Wade,
Dwyer.
The Chair stated that on account of the
disarrangement of his plans by the omis-
sion OF committee, and the expressed
preference of members. he had been un-
able to finish the appointment of COM
slDle.
RESOLUTIONS.
Resolutions were introduced and dis
posed OF as follows:
BY Thomas-EmpoWe ering the Speaker
to appoint a committee of three to inuuira
into the condition and affairs of the State
lands, and that the Chairman of such
committee be authorized to appoint a
competent clerk and stenographer.
Laid over one day.
The following were referred to the Com
mittee on Attaches:
BY North-That the clerks of the stand
ing committees, who will be UNEMPLOYED
part OF the time, report each morning to
the Chief Clerk, to assist the statutory
officers in keeping up with their work.
By Butler-Authorizing the Controller
to draw warrants for the pay of C, e. Cum
ningham and W. II. Hevener, for sery-
ices as engineer and fireman at the Capi-
tol, their claims having been overlooked.
BY Bulla-Empowerln the Chairman
Of the Judiciary Committee to appoint
Sergeant-at-Arms.
BY ZOcchi-Directing the State Printer
to bind all bills introduced in the Assem-
bly,. and appointing Milton Berry Bill
Filler.
By Hatfield-For appointment of Mrs.
Ida kidder as Assistant Engrossing
Clerk.
By McKelvey-For appointment of
Sam Bernstein as Night Watchman of the
Engrossing and Enrolling Clerks rooms.
By Merrill-App ppointing Frank S. Sheri-
dan Assistant File Clerk.
By Thomas-Appointing Samuel Du-
BILE Watchman TO Sergeant-at-Arms
BY Brusle-Permitting the Chairman
of the Committee on Ways and Means to
appoint messenger, stenographer and
a porter.
By Laird-Appointing S. w. Anderson
Assistant Engrossing Clerk.
By Bettmann-AppOintin W. ].
Featherston Watchman of the State Lii
brary.
THE WE'LL.
Mckelvey's resolution with regard to
Bledsoe's statement that LIQUOR had been
sold in the we'll, which had been made
special order, came up. 1t called for the
appointment of a committee of five to in
vestigate the question.
Dixon moved to Indefinitely postpone
it, saying that enough time had been
wasted Oh 1t.
The ayes and noes were called for and
the motion was lost by a vote of II ayes
to 81 noes.
Dodge asked if the gentleman from
Humboldt had made or does make spe-
cltc charges against the Secretary of
State.
Bledsoe declined to answer any ques-
tions, but proceeded to make statement.
He was Interrupted by points of order
raised by several members, but the
Speaker decided he was entitled to be
heard. He said that his language had not
been correctly stated in the resolution.
He had stated that the restaurant was
only cloak for saloon. He had no
confidence in the ordinary Republican as
Chairman of the committee.
The Speaker called Bledsoe to order,
saying that he would not permit any
abuse of members of the House.
Pendleton moved, half a dozen sec
onded him, that the language of Bledsoe
be taken down by the Clerk. Carried.
When the Clerk read the Objectionable
language, Bledsoe stated that he had not
finished his sentence when interrupted.
and had intended to say that he had no
confidence in the ordinary Republican as
Chairman of the committee, because
when be should come across the fact that
A. j. Rhoads, the Republican political
boss OF Sacramento, was the proprietor
OF that saloon, he would get weak in the
knees and abandon the whole thing.
BledSoe's statement was taken down.
The previous question was called for
and the resolution adopted.
The resolution by Laird inStructinp
the superintendent of State Printing to
print 4o0 extra copies of the journal was
lost.
The resolution of Laugenour instruct
ing the Committee on Rules Of the AS
sembly to hold joint conference with
the Senate Committee on Rules for the
purpose of framing rules for their joint
government was adopted.
The resolution by Guy directing the
State Printer to print 1000 copies OF the
Governors inaugural address for dis
tribution i'll the Assembly was amended
by Laugenour to read I,500 copies, and
adopted as amended.
AT lO:35, on motion of Dixon. the AS
sembly adjourned till $50 A. NJ. to-day.
Legislative Notes.
During the last few days there has been
a scattering Of worthless who had hoped