Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-03-06

4S3. 4S9 455: passage. Also Assembly Bills Nos
Ala and asa do no. pass. Also Assembly Bill Nc
296, for the relief of W. 7. Safford and recon-
mend that it pass amended
RESOLUTION
MIR. HINES presented resolution, which was re-
| ferred to the C mmttee ON Claims.
NEW ORDER.
Mr.. Fox moved that at 10 o'clock the Houre pro-
| ceed with the reeding of bills. Carried.
Report OF the Committee on State Hospitals-The
/ committee reported back Senate Bill No. 296-An
Act to appropriate money for orphans recommend
ing passage amended. Also Assembly Bill Ne.
| 344; ; do not pass.
ROW AVOIDED
The SPEAKER said that yesterday Mr. Adams had
alluded TO NJ. Brauuhart, while he speaking,
stating aisehood and asked what was the pleas
ure of the House
Mr.. BRAuNnARf said he did not think it right to
take member 10 tax for words spoken in the heat
of debate He hiInstf might have misunderstood
! the circumstances, ant he moved that the gentle
man be excused.
Mr.. ADAMS said he had no intention OF insulting
either the gentleman the house. and was sorry
/ for having uttered the language.
! The House excused him Unanimously
RECONSIDERATION.
Mr.. Del VALE, pursua II to notice. moved to -
consider the vote by which the bill in regard to the
grape and wine interests yesterday referred to
| the Committee Public Morals
The roll was called, and the motion to reconsider
| was carried by a vote of 40 to "a.
Mr. TYLER moved to place it at the foot of the file
The CHAIR decided tnat the bill should take its
| place at the head OF the second reading file.
THIRD READING OF BILLS.
The following bills were read third time and
passed:
Senate Bill No. Il6-An Act to amend Sections
613 617 and 6ls OF the Code OF Civil Procedure re-
| lating to trials by jury in civil actions.
Senate Bill No. IIS-An Act to amend Sections
4S2 454 and 473 of the Code of Civil Procedure
| lating to pleadings i'll civil actions.
Senate Bill No 1l2-An Act to amend Sections 40T
and 4l2 Of the Code OF Civil Procedure relating to
the manner Of commencing civil actions.
Senate Bill No 14l-An Act to amend Chapter H.
! of Title NH. Of Part ii. of the Code of
/ Civil Procedure, and each and every section of
said Chapter H., and to substitute new chapter
H. to take the place thereof in said Code, relating
/ to appeals IN civil actions.
Senate Bill No. 15S-An Act to amend Sections
| S3s, s43 st4 S45, s97 sos, 500, 912, 9ls and 921
OF the Code Of Civil Procedure relating to proceed
ings in Justices Courts.
Senate Bill No. l75-An Act to amend Sections
1747, 174S, 1919 1850, 1854, 1885, 1856, 1851 175S
1868, l764, 1906 1863 I773 IVA l775, 1850, l7sI
1852, 17S3, 1854, 17s5, l7sS 1871, 1892 1893 1896
1897, l79S, 1893, 1900, 1901 1902, 1903, 1904 and
| 1898 of the Code OF Civil Procedure, relating to
| guardians and wards.
Senate Bill No. 115-An Act to amend Section
593 of the Code OF Civil Procedure relating to entry
of civil causes on Court calendars.
| Senate Bill No. 140-An Act to amend Sections
943, 94S and $50 OF the Code of Civil Procedure re-
lating TO appeals in civil actions.
Senate Bill No 147-Au Act to amend Section
1855 of the Code OF Civil Procedure relating the
time within which certain acts are to be done
| Senate Bill No. 124-An Act to amend Sections
ia and us of the Code OF Civil Procedure, relating
to proceedings supplementary to execution.
Senate Bill No. l25-An Act to amend Sections
742 755, 794, S02 S04, SIG and SIG OF the Code OF
Civil Procedure relating to actions in particular
| cases.
Senate Bill No. 114-An Act to amend Sections
49, 4gS, 525, 54s, 554 55G and sos OF the Code OF
Civil Procedure, relating to provisional remedies in
! civil actions.
Senate Bill No 146-An Act to amend Sections
1904 and 1905 OF the Code of Civil Procedure rtlat
ing TO motions and orders in civil actions.
| Senate Bill No. l59-An Act TO amend Sections
l163, llO6 liG7, l1GS, III, 1l76 and 1l79 OF the
Code OF Clvll Procedure, relating to summary pro
ceedings for obtaining possession OF real property
| in civil cases.
senate Bill No 236-An Act concerning the Board
| Of State Harbor Commissioners.
| Assembly Bill No. 223-An Act to amend Section
1l91 OF the Penal Code relative to Judgment and
execution.
Assembly Bill No 22l-An Act to amend Sections
1916, l24S and 1852 Of the Penal Code relative to
/ appeals 70 the supreme Court
Assembly Bill No. I5s-An Act making appro-
priation for deficiency for the thirtieth and thirty
first fiscal years Tor payment OF armory rents, pur
chase OF rms, aud other expenses OF the National
! Guard of California.
Assembly Bill No. 55-An Act to amend Sections
235 and 266 of an Act entitled an Act to estab ish
Political Code, approved March Il, 1872 relating to
| the meeting Of the Legislature and the compensa-
! ton OF its members.
Assembly bil No. 64-An Act to amend Sections
S440 and 349i OF the Political Code, relative In
terest on deferred payments On State land.
Assembly Bill No. IA An Act TO amend Act
entitled an Act regulating the sale of mineral lands
belonging TO the state, approved March rs, 1874.
Assembly Bill No. 146-An Act to amend an Act
entitled an Act concerning the selection and sale of
University lands, approved March 49, 1874.
| Assembly Bill No. 22S-An Act to repeal an Act
entitled Act in relation to the office of Court Com
missioner Of San Joaquin county, approved March
! u, 1870.
4 ll,-D NJ. nn A. 49,
ment of workmen for labor performed, material
| furnished, either by contract or otherwise.
A STIRRING DEBATE.
! Assembly Bill No. 137-An Act to repeal an Act
entitled Act to regulate the practice of medicine
| in the State OF California.
Mr.. YORK moved that the bill be made the special
| order for Wednesday evening. Lost.
| Mr.. BRAUNHART moved to strike out the enacting
clause He did not believe it was necessary to make
any extended argument. The title was enough. 1t
was proposed to repeal Act regulating the prac-
tice OF medicine. 1t simply to place the peo-
pie OF the State at the mercy OF cracks He hoped,
therefore, that the enactngcause would be stricken
| cut
SPEECH OF Mr.. YORK.
Mr. YORK - Mr. Speaker the right of petit
tion is a sacred right, and there have been large
number of petitions presented here signed, not by
the riffra OF society, but by the best citizens of
the State asking the repeal of this Odious law which
has disgraced the statute books. Among them are
| the names Of some Of the best men and women in
the country, and some OF the most educated
clans 1t is not to be expected that the Committee
on Hospitals would bring in favorable report Doc
tors disagree and when doctors disagree is the duty
of the House to dec de- aud appeal TO the common
sense Of the members on the floor. Section Of this
Act is violation of the Constitution, and in viola
ion of the spirit of free institutions and of hu
man liberty. BY that Act the Board of Medical Ex-
| amners must refuse a certifc tie to any who
has been guilty of unproessonal conduct, and they
themselves lowed 10 define the meaning Of the
term, and they define it by the ostraeizing of all
- Of fhair .nusr hulfa ~.
purpose Of building up ponopoly in
the country. How many of you gen.
tlemen have the alopathist in the sick room
where there physicians of different school,
and don't you know they gared upon each other
like tigers? That is the unprufession2l conduct
asked 10 carry out that is 10 deny the right Of
counsel with a man of different faith, and on such
unjust essoning they can and have rejected the
diplomas from some of the best medical colleges in
the land. 1t is leaving the individual in the auds
OF medical experts. 1t grows out of envy and
hatred. 1t is unconstitutional because it makes of
! this medical board a grand mockery of legal
! Court. 1t is mere legal farce. l say it
is dangerous thing. 1t is medical
| heresy. In relg on you hereto
I unless you believe / do In medicine YOU
are a hereto, unless you believe do. Your be-
belief is not orthodox because it is not the same as
| mi e. This law gotten up for the sole purpose
of cinching somebody. That is not handsome
word, but that expresses the objects and aims of
this law II is political tyranny, and the bill should
be changed so as 10 read, IAN Act entitled an Act
for extortion and to Ostracize and push out our
/ felOw-citiZens Extortion and monopoly are one
and the thing, and this is to give TO one class
OF medical practitioners monopoly. This
spirit Of tyranny permeates the bill 1t is
/ tyranny under the form Of law. You have no more
right to prescribe by law what medicine shall take,
/ or what medicine | shall prescribe than YOU
have to say what religion / shall adopt. How
would it be received if we should pass
| law saying that man should not be Baptist or
Methodist. Il Would be sat down upon very
speedily If there ever was sIirt Of pure cussed-
has
| so anxious to have the dear people protected he
poole have never asked to be protected in this re-
/ gard They say they want to defend the people
1 against quaeks. Now, what is a quaek2 A ouaek is
| man who brings you help, no matter whether he is
orthodox or not. man is not skillful because he
has diploma. He must be skillful as well. He may
| 6opa difalo ha. ad foo ard