Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-02-17
ASSEMBLY.

| .-.~----~.---- SACRAMENTO, February 16, 1880.
The Assembly met at $3.50 A. ~, Speaker Cowdery
| in the chair.
Roll called and quorum present.
Prayer by the Chaplain
Journal OF Saturday corrected, and the journal of
Friday approved.
Mr.. CAMERON, from the Committee on Elections
reported back Assembly Bill No. 262 recommending
that the author have leave to withdraw 1t also,
Assembly Bill No. AZ, recommending passage az So
Assembly Bill no 40, recommending that it do not
pass; also, Assembly Bill No. So Recommending
that it do not pass; also, Assembly Bill No. 254
recomme ding that it do not pass also, Assembly
Bill No III, recommending passage as amended
Mr.. SnERByEN, from the Committee on Encross
ment, reported Assembly Bill S No. 81, 50, 80 as
| correctly engrossed.
| Mr.. MORSE, from the mmttee on Judiciary, re-
ported Assembly Bills Nos pa 223, 224, 259, %, pas
sage; also, Senate Bill Nos. 81, Assembly Bill Nc
A. Senate till No. 100, Assembly Bills Nos 2ll 213
las, 2l0, 2l2 26s 257, 25S 273 passage as amended
also, Assembly Bills No. PIG, $50, recommending
amendment, but do not make any recommendation
minority report; also, Assembly Bill No. l47, do
not pas also, Assembly Bill No. 3lS, do not pass .
also, Senate Bill No o. do not pass; also, Senate
Bill No 3S do not pass; also, Assembly Bills Nos. 206
| 2cS, 167, 1856, do not pass The minority report in
| favor oil No. 13G, without amendment.
| INTRODUCTION OF ELLIS
By Mr.. MERRY-An Act prescribing forms for
complaints in relation to the recovery OF delinquent
| taxes.
By Mr.. BRUNEE-An Act to authorize Poa ds of
|
| By Mr.. CoorFR--An Act to provide for auditing
and paying the COUNTIES portion of the salary of
| Superior Judges.
by Mr.. MAyBsIJ-An Act creating head tax
upon male foreigners who have not decl ,red their
intentions.
FIRST READING OF ELLIS.
| The bills introduced on Saturday. having been
printed, were read first time AID referred to ap-
| propriate committees.
SENATE MESSAGES.
| Senate messages were taken up and read
Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 90 in relation
| to appointment Of Commissioners to manage the
Big Tree grove ana Yosemite valley, ad.
Mr. SPENCER moved the adoption of the resolution.
Mr.. TYLER opposed the resolution
The resoluti n was adopted.
Senate Concurrent Resolution No. %, IN relation
to printing report OF the Bank C, mnssioners, was
adopted.
Senate Bill No. 277, in relation to the issuance OF
bonds by Cousa county for road purposes, was read
and referred
SECOND READING BILLS.
Assembly Bill. No. 2i3-An Act for the better
protection OF laborers in their wages (by Mr.. Was
son OF Mono).
Tie committee amendments were adopted and the
bill ordered to third reading
Assembly Bill No. 16-An Act to create and
maintain Bureau of Statistics OF Land, Labor and
| Capital (by Mr. Braunhart) passed ON file.
Assembly Bill No. 17l-An Act deduclug the
valuation of 500 from the assessment OF the prop
I
| Mr. TYLER said il was unconstitutional.
| Mr.. MAYBELL said it was not.
| Mr.. MAY said it was
| Mr.. Cook said it was.
Mr.. MAYBELL said it measure demanded by
| the people.
Mr. TYLER said it was violation of the Constitu-
I tion
Mr.. MAyBELL said it was no such thing. 1t works
| injustice to
The bill was rejected.
Assembly Bill No. l7-An Act for the protection
1f L
and druggists (by Mr.. Braunhart(
Substitute recommended by the committee was
adopted.
Mr.. BRAuSHART offered two additional sectiors
prohibiting physicians from using arbitrary signs for
making prescriptions.
Mr.. MAY moved to amend further by prohibiting
the physician from indicatiog in any manner in the
prescription how much ne is to charge for the per-
scription.
! Mr.. TYLER said the last amendments were not
| proper.
MIR. BRAUsHART said they were.
The amendments were adopted.
| Mr.. MAY offered an amendment so as to prevent
a druggist from filling prescription second time
| without the consent of the phys clan, aud to pre-
vent the putting in OF arbitrary signs to SHOW how
much the man ought to be charged.
MIR. MAY reao prescription which had been pre-
sented III San Francisco The letters Z N, on the
corner, meant IS Charge the man 81 80" The 81 SO
over and above the fair price was to be handed to
the Decor Again, he wanted to prevent the drug
ist from filling the prescription second time, both
for the benefit OF dec or and the patient. And
also he wanted to prohibit druggisL from prescrib-
| lng for patients over his counter.
! slr. COREY opposed the amendment. He would
take the prescription aad 90 to another drug store
and get the PRESCRIPTION filled for 50 cents. lie
would tear of the name and get II filed.
Mr.. MAY said druggiss would not fill prescrip-
tion unless it is signed By reputable physician.
| Mr.. Braunharts section was adopted.
/ Ir. B2AUSHART moved to strike out the last por
tion Of Mr.. Ma. 8 amendment.
Mr.. CAxRos opposed Ir. Mays amendment. He
said be had prescription for sore throat he would
not take $50 for.
Mr.. ncISTosn opposed the amendment. He didn't
pretend to 90 for doctor, for they bad killed five
children for him. Druggists ought to have the right
to sell their goods the any other meichant
Ii he could fud out what will certain disease
| be wanted the privilege OF using it.
| NJ. CoscoRAS offered an arnendment that no per
son Shall act upon any advice iveA him by an attcr-
| ney unless he gees and pays him second fee.
| (Isugh;eT.1 s
Mr.. MoRsE said p rites ought not TO be allowed to
| continue taking the same prescriptions. Some
times prescription contains cumulative poisons,
and the continuance would b. dangerous. What