Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-02-05
LEGISLATIVE STEPS.
What the Legislature is Doing-Analysis
of Bills Introduced.
LIQUOR LICENSES.

S. Bs. 162 and 16S Substitute Regulates liquor
licenses To be issued only for orderly kept houses
ETC.; violation misdemeanor etc.; officers to watch
and report violations to order and sales to minors
and Indians, et. and for neglect to watch and en-.
force are themselves to be punished
PROTECTION OF HORTICULTURAL INTERESTS,
S. B. 104 (by Mr.. Baker)-Amended February 1st.
This is the bill for Commissions in counties to abate
or correct orchards infected with noxous insects,
etc.
LIQUORS.
A. B. 1862 Cby Mr. Paterson OF Nevado) Repeats
Act OF IlSI4 prohibiting collection of accounts for
liquors sold at retail.
A. B. SOL (by Mr.. Alviso)-In actions in Superior
Court where trial jury was demanded the trial of
such causes shall be so arranged, according to the
date of issue, that when jury shall be summoned
to attend at the regular session of said Court the
jury snail be tried consecutvely and then the
jury shall be discharged from further attendance
for such session.
BANKS.
A. B. 36i (by Mr.. Hartson)-Banks paving a tax
or license under Act creating Bank Commission
need not pay any other license tax under the laws
OF the State.
DRAINAGE AND IRRIGATION.
A. B. 1913 (by Mr.. Streeter)-Divides the State
into two districts, Drainage and Irrieable The
Drainage District shall consist of Del Nortc Sis
kiyou, Modoe, Humboldt, Trinity, Shasta, Lassen,
Tehama, Plumas, Butte Sierra, Mendocno, Colusa,
Sutter, Huba, Nevada, Placer, Lake, SOnoma, Napa,
Yolo FL Dorado, Marin Solano, Sacramento, Anna
DOR Cslaveras Alpine, Contra Costa San Joaquin,
Tuolumne, Mono, Mariposa, Stanislaus Alameda,
Santa Cruz, Santa Clara, San Francisco and San
Mateo The Irrigabe District shall consist Of Mer-
ced, San Benito, Monterey, Fresno, Inyo, Tuare,
San Bernardino, Kern, Los Angeles, San Diego,
Ventura, Santa Barbara, and San Luis otspo. The
law OF riparian rights and ownership, to land and
water, not to prevail in the Irrigable District.
TEACHERS CERTIFICATES.
A. B. 321 (by Mr.. Paulk) )-Amends Section 1872 OF
the Political Code to read: Except as pro-
vided in Section l775 certificates can be granted only
to those who have passed satisfactory examination
in all the studies prescribed by the County Board of
Education; provided, that applicants for second
grade county certificates shall be required to pass
an examination only in reading, writing, orthog-
raphy arithmetic, geography, grammar, history of
the United States and methods of teaching and
provided further, that no applicant for county
certificate shall be required to pass examination
in either music or drawing All certificates must
bear the seal Of the Board, and must be signed by
the Superintendent, and by majority Of the Board
OF Education by which they were granted"
APPROPRIATION.
S. L. 254 (by Mr.. Pardee)-1he sum of S4,7s5 ap-
propriated annually to State University. The ap-
preparation to continue, and be annually paid until
the State elects to return to the endowment fund of
said University the sum OF s79,750 heretofore ap-
propriated, but by mistake withheld therefrom and
used for other State purposes.