The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-01-29

| Your Committee on Investigation beg
leave to file the following supplement-
airy report and correction:
Findings No. 4 should be amended to
read as follows:
Fourth-That the said Howard E .
Wright, according to his own testi-
mony, promised over a year ago to
vote for. Robert NJ Bulla for United
States Senator if said Wright We're a
member of the Legislature, and said
Bulla were a candidate for United
States Senator
Signed by the whole committee.
Dibble moved that the supplementary
report be printed in the Journal and
the whole matter, which had been
made a special order for IL a. nj. yes
terday, laid over until 2:30 p. IN. Mon
day.
Melick, of the committee, contended
that there was no need of postpone
ment and attempted to explain the in
tent of the supplementary report, but
was interrupted by points of order and
by claims that he was not speaking to
the question. He finally was given a
chance to say that there was no neces-
sity that the supplementary report
should be printed before being acted
on, that it was merely a correction of
the wording of the original report,
which was thought by Mr.. Bulla's
friends to do him an injustice.
Johnson contended that the motion
should not be debated and he wished to
see it carried.
Clough wanted it to lay over, as
many members had gone home, and he
wanted them all present and wanted to
see every man on record on this mat
ter.
Burnett, of the co~lnIttee, wanted
immediate action. They had been urged
to hurry with their report and they
had done so and had handed il in and
now members wished to postpone ac-
ton on it. 1t was only fair to the
committee to take it up at once. He
moved, as an amendment, to take it
up at 2:3O the same afternoon This
was seconded by Lardner, also of the
committee, Who wanted immediate ac-
ton.
But Dibble said that would be worse
yet, as stifl other members would be
going home for Sunday and the House
would have a bare quorum or less.
Burnetts amendment for 2:30 yes
terday afternoon was lost.
Then Brown moved to lay the whole
matter on the table. Lost.
Dibblefs motion for $50 p. m Mon
day prevailed and it was so ordered.
COMMITTEE REPORTS.
Agriculture. Boynton, reported SAM
ford's A. B. 3d. relating to marking and
branding, defacing or obliterating
brands ON domestic animals. also his
A. B. 80. relating to the same, with
that they be referred
to Judiciary So ordered.
Public Lands and Forestry Ken
neatly, reported S. J. R. 8, relating to
the abrogation of that portion of the
Stanislaus forest reserve in Alpine
County, or in lieu thereof the permits
sion of pasturage of sheep there for
$780, and recommended that it do pass.
Education, De Lancie, reported Ar
nerich's A. B. 245. relating tc State
Normal Schools, that it do pass as
amended.
RESOLUTIONS AND MOTIONS.
Johnson offered a resolution for the
payment of bill of $50 from the con-
tingent fund of the Assembly for a set
each of behring's Codes. PALMS Code
Slips, Palms Code Citations and Deer
ing's California Digest, purchased as
per resolution of the House for the use
of the Judiciary Committee. SO or
dered.
Knights offered resolution that the
National flags used in decorating the
CONTINUED on Twelfth Paee.)