The record-union., 1895-01-10
ASSEMBLY,.

The Assembly was called to order at
Hes a. NJ, Speaker Lynch in the chair.
RoLl-cail showed quorum present
Prayer was offered by the Chaplain.
On motion of Dodge Of Alameda, the
reading of the journal was dispensed
with.
The journal of Tuesday was approved.
GOVERNORS MESSAGE.
The Governors message was received,
and, on motion of Dodge OF Alameda, it
was resolved that its reading be dis
pensed with, and a thousand copies be
printed for circulation.
THE FIRST BILL.
On motion of Brusie of Sacramento.
the constitutional provision was suspend
ed by 76 ayes, and the following bill was
then introduced:
An Act 10 provide for an appropriation
for the contingent expenses OF the AS
sembly.
The bill was then read and passed to
second reading, the House resolved itself
into Committee OF the Whole, and re-
ported the bill back with the recon-
mendation that it pass, and it was sent 10
the printer.
RESOLUTIONS.
The following resolution by Langenour
! Of \ NolO was adopted:
ReSOiUcd, That no bills, constitutional
amendments, concurrent or joint resolu-
| tions, shall be introduced until after the
adoption OF the report OF the Committee
on Rules and Regulations.
4 second resolution submitted by
Langenour was adOpted-that no person
not a member or an employe of this AS
sembly be allowed on the floor of the AS
sembly without the permission of the
Speaker or by special request of mem
Der.
The resolution offered by Dodge of
Alameda, providing that all resolutions
for additional employees of the Assembly
be referred TO the committee on Attaches
was adopted.
The following resolution introduced by
North OF Alameda was referred to the
Committee on Attaches:
RcsOired. That II. +. Smith of Oakland
be and he is hereby appointed Assistant
Sergeant-a Arms, to be paid at the rate
of 81 per diem out of the appropriation
for the contingent expenses of the AS
sembly.
Thomas of Nevada offered The follow
ing resolution, which was adopted:
RCS0iCcd, That the Senate concurrinp
! the Senate and Assembly meet in Joint
! session in the Assembly Chamber at .
! O'Clock in the afternoon of Thursday. the
| 10Th day OF January, 1895, for the pur-
! pose OF opening and publishing the cleo
! ton returns IOr Governor and Lleuten-
! ant-GOVernor.
! 4 resolution offered by Johnson of
! Humboldt providing that the Sergeant
at-Arms OF the Assembly be and is
| hereby authorized to receipt to the Com
troller for all warrants for payments to
members, officers and attaches OF the
| Assent bly,, was adopted.
The following resolution by Brusie of
! Sacramento was referred TO Committee
| on Attaches:
HcSoiUed, that John Pieruccini be and
| is hereby appointed Sergeant-at-Arms to
| the Judiciary Committee of the Assem-
! bly, at 81 per diem, to be paid out of the
contingency fund of the Assembly.
Dink elspiei OF San Francisco offered a
resolution, which was adopted, providing
| that the Sergeant-at-Arms be and that he
| is hereby instructed and directed to pro-
vide each newspaper representative as
signed a seat on the floor OF the Assem-
| bly,, two copies OF any bill. resolution or
other document distributed by the pages
! of the Assembly.
~ resolution offered by Laird of Modoc
was referred to the Committee on Public
! Expenditures. 1t provided that the Sec
retary of State be authorized to purchase
and pay for out of the contingent ex-
! penses Of the Assembly eighty-live copies
OF the latest pocket edition of the Caliior-
! mia codes, and that one copy be furnished
| each member
! The following resolution, by Brusie of
| Sacramento, was adopted:
ReSotOe6, by the Assembly, the Senate
! coDcurring, that Il committee of three be
| appointed to confer with the Governor
elect to set the date and make the neces-