Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-02-24

other articles absolutely prohibited of importation
or transportation may be promptly destroyed by
any inspector discovering the transported oil
Ia transit in violation Of regulations, and the cost
OF such seizure together with fee Of so shall be
paid to such inspector out OF any fine that may be
collected from the party parties guilty Of such
violation. Willfu violation Of the quarantine regu
| lati5ns OF the Board shall be considered misde
meanor and punishable by fine Of not less than s.
or more than $780, Whenever required for the con
venience of vine growers fruit-dealers resident
| inspector shall be appointed upon petition OF any
three neighb9rinS vinegTowers or dealers in grapes
to reside in their vicinity, IL not already provided
for, and there shall be not less than tw inspectors
appointed for each county which is subject to such
quarantine regulations. and they shall each be sub
ject TO removal at the viii of the Vitcultural Health
officer il incompetent they fail TO perform their
duties, unreasoIaby distasteful TO vine grow
| ers and grape dealers.
Section It shall be the duty OF the Chief Exec.
utive Viticutural Officer to personally visit exam.
inc and report upon the various vticutuTal regions
OF the State 10 prepare documents for publication
| as required by the Board relating to any and ali
branches Of ytcultura industry including treatises
for the instruction of the public; TO supervise the
preparation OF reports for publication aud especially
report upon the practicabiity aud means of eradi-
eating diseases from yiney ards, and to superntend
| experiments with Known and new remedies.
Section 6. All printing heretofore ordered by the
heretofore made for its use all printing required
hereafter shall be done by the State Printer.
Section 7. The salary Of the chief executive VIII.
cultural officer shall be fixed by the Board, not TO
exceed $3.50 per month, for services while engaged
| as such officer, and his actual travelling expenses
shall be allowed, not TO exceed $500 per annum.
Section 8. There is hereby appropriated for the
uses of the Board Of State Vitcultura Commission
ers, set forth in this Act, and in the Act proyd
ing for its organization, out OF any moneys in the
| State Treasury not otherwise appropriated, the
| sum OF 10000 fol- the year commencing July
| 1881, and $4,000 for the year commencing July l
| 1882; and the State Controller will draw his war
| rants upon the State Treasurer in favor Of the
Treasurer of the said Board, for the said sums OIL
any part thereof, when they become available upon
proper demand being made for the same by the
| Board
Section 9. This Act shall take effect and be IN
| force from and afterits passage.
The bill was finally passed-ayes So noes g.
| The Committee on Corporations reported back A.
Bs. S6i, 434, 495 and 6. B. 272, without recommen.
dation.
Mr. REYNOLDS moved to suspend the rules and to
take up A. B. 4l5, an Act TO protect and promote
the horticultural interes Of the State. Carried
ayes As, noes IL.
The bill was read the first time and then, on mo-
ton of Mr.. RkYSoLDs was put on the top Of the file
for to morrow.
Mr. LANE moved to suspend the rules and take up
and consider A. b. 414, the general appropriation
BILL saying he did not desire TO the state sarye
for lack Of the requisite funds to pay its expenses
Mr. FELToE moved to amend by adding A. Bs. 242
and 243 relative to apportonment; S L. 81 for the
repeal Of the Act TO promote drainage; A. B. y,
relative 10 county governments, and A. u. 152 rel
ative TO elections and that they remain at the top
Of the file until disposed Of in the above-named or
der. He said the bills mentioned included all the
leading measures Of legislation now before the
House, and he hoped they would receive immediate
attention
Mr.. DEL VALE demanded division of the mo-
tion, which granted by the Speaker, and, con-
tinuing, he argued for the adoption of the motion
by Mr. Lane for the consideration of the appropria-
tion bill
Mr. NAV then arose anil said he did not Uisb the
appropriation bill (his biD to be now considered.
When he moved for its consideration about week
ago every Democrat had voted against, and he vas
now adverse TO it because the Democrats were all
for it. The batteries Of the enemy were being
gradually unmasked, and he believed that he was
not so blind but that he could see their tactics
The hour of l o'clock having arrived the House
at this st ge took recess.