Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-01-16

County Recorders Office and makes an oath to a
certain schedule of facts and within days after
the recording Of said schedule the Recorder must
notify the owner Of the re lty of the recording
thereof, and also within ten days after sending such
notice he shall file certified COPY of said schedule
in the Superior Court The Recorders fees shall not
exceed fifty cents. Summons and proceedings are
provided for in the bill.l
By Mr.. MSGuIRE-An Act TO compel the use Of
trade marks. lAll manufacturers are REQUIRED To
procure brand, stamp, stencil or trademark, and
record duplicate Of the with the Secretary of
State, compelling all manufacturers to mark their
goods Herewith, and each brand, box, bundle,
package, cask, SACK etc, containing any article of
their manufacture; violation is a misdemeanor
and upon filing complaint in office, Clerk Of Court
shall issue warrant; object is to enable purchasers
to distinguish goods, made by white persons from
those made by aliens ineligible to become citizens
By Mr.. BRAuNHART-An Act to amend Section 303
Of the Penal Code in relation to the employment Of
females in places OF amusements.
BY Mr.. GoRLEY-An Act in relation to the care of
the flags in the State ArmOry THE suthor says of
this bill The flags of the late California volunteer
regiments are wOfullY neglected They are standing
Ia corner OF the Adjutant- Generals Off e. exposed
to dust and dirt, and handled much that they
are torn and mutilated. The bill is to have them
preserved. The arms and accouterments belonging
to the State in the State Arnory rusting and in
shOrt time will be useless, which would be great
loss to the State. My bill protects this property if
the appropriation is aOwed.l
NOTICES
Mr.. YORK gave notice that he would move for
Committee ON Homestead and Land Monopoly.
Mr.. MAGUIRE offered resolution that the Com
mttee on Capital and Labor hold sessions and invite
gentlemen representing capital and labor to come
before it and give testimony in regard TO the condi
tion of labor and the effect OF labor-sayinp ma
chinery, and to recommend such legislation as they
may deem necessary Adopted. --~ ESQ
By Mr. DOwNs-Authorizing the Committee on
Water and Water Rights to employ clerk. Referred
TO the Committee on Attaches
Nlr. CORCORAS called his resolution in relation
to subdividing the Committee Irrigation Water
Rights and Drainage. The resolution was unani-
mousiy adopted and the delegates from the rrigat-
ing districts requested to meet and select Commit
tee on Irrigation of nine members.
MARE ISLAND NAVY YARD.
Mr. LsAeII offered the following concurrent reso-
luton relative to the protection of commercial inter-
ests on the Pacific coast
WHEREAS, owing to the great extent of the Pacific
coast the distance from the seat OF Government and
great exposure Of our commerce in ca Of war; and
the inability of the Government at the present time
IN such emergency 10 supply with proper protec-
ton on account OF the suthciency in the number OF
its war vessels and as the great, important harbors
OF the Atlantic coast amply provided with IRON
clad and floating batteries therefore, be it
Resolved by the Assembly the Senate coneurrng,
That our Senator's and Congressman are hereby re
quested to their utmost obtain an ap
preparation from Congress for the completion of the
United States ironclad Monadnock now in course OF
construction at Vallejo.
Resolved, That the Governor be requested to
transmit copy OF these resolutions to each Of our
Sena; ors and Congressman.
Mr. LEAcH-lt Is true, Mr.. Speaker, that the peo-
pie of this country e. jOying the BLESSINGS
OF blissfu peace and it almost seems out of pl ce
to- allude to the paraphe MALTA of war but it is
laid down to us as maxim Of the wise that in the
time of peace to prepare for such emergency. On
this coast we have for the protection OF great
and valuable commercial interests besides one or
two cruisers and the forts, only little montor.
1t was the plan of the Government TO have either
in the harbor Of San Francisco at the Naval Sta
tion at Mare Island two n-cads, but some three
four years ago it discovered that
the largest the Mona mock, built during the
war, in such condition to be
tirely worthless 1t was decided by the department
to rebuild the vessel and work to that end was i'm
mediatel commenced, but in few months the
money gave out and the work suspended, and for
the past years the hulk of this magnificent en-
gne Of war has stood on the stocks exposed to the
injury of all the elements II seems to me, there
fore, that Congress could not take more efficient
steps in the interest of economy than in supplying
the funds to complete this vessel | have the addi-
tional reason for the introduction for the resolution
that should Congress grant our desires the appro-
priation would afford the employment of large
number OF needy and worthy mechanics some Of
whom have not had q days work since the construc-
tiOn of the vessel was suspended two years ago
On motion Of MIR. TYLER, 1t was resolved to take
recess every day from o'clock until .
Mr.. CARR offered resolution that the Committee
on Education have added two members.
THREE READINGS AGAIN.
Mr.. MAYBELL offered resolution providing that
as soon as the first bill has passed this body which
has only been read by title, and has received the
Governors signature, the Attorney General be re-
quesed to take it before the supreme Court in such
form TO get opinion from that tribunal as to
the question OF reading bill by tile. Adopted.
Mr.. BRUSRR offered resolution authorizing the
Committee ON Public Buildings to employ clerk,
and take testimony whenever necessary TO do so.
Referred to Committee on Attaches.
AFTERNOON SESSION
Mr. BEAUNHART offered his resolution fixing the
duties OF the Committee tinese Immigration
aud Emigration. after an extended debate the
oluton was adopted, follows " 1t shall be the
duty Of the Committee Gu Chinese immigration and
Emigration TO take into consideration all PROPOSE
tions relative to the tendency OF Chinese labor upon
the political social physical and moral conditions
OF the State and all such other matters shall be
referred to it by the House"
COMMITTEE on IRRIGATION.
The SPEAKER announced as the Committee on Irri-
CATION Corcorln, Cha rmsn Streeter, Green, Du-
Brutz, Vale, Saye, Coffman, Spencer and Nc
Intosh.
READING OF BILLS.
Assembly Bill No. Gan Act to transfer the re-
cords papers aad business Of the Courts existing on
the 3lst day of December 1879, in this State, the
Couri now existing therein.
Read third time and passed as amended.
sembly adjourned