Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-02-03

AlSO HUH TIC anu
tee of the State Grange, relative to the passage
of an Act by Congress, popularity known us the
Reagan Act Federal Relations.
Also, from the Master and Executive Commit
tee of the State Grange rela,iTe to making the
Department of Agriculture Cabinet Office. Ag-
riculture.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Cross, from Judiciary Committee, reported
Senate Bill No. 81, relative TO the duties of the
Also, senate Bill No. 50, creating State Board
OF Examiners.
Also, Senate Bill No. e. relating to Notaries
Public.
Also, Senate Bill No. 81, relating to marriages,
recommending they do pass.
Also, Senate Bill No. So relating to the cleo
ton of members of the Legislature, recommend
ing it do not pass.
Perry member of the Judiciary Committee,
offered minority report on Senate Bill No 81,
relative to the removal of actions before trial,
recommending that il pass nv,
Reddy moved that Senqte Bill No 81 he re-
committed to the Judiciary Committee So or
dered.
INTRODUCTION or Bills.
By Spencer of Napa-Relating to revenue.
Judiciary.
Also, one relating to costs on appeal Judi
CARY
Also a bill relating to the collection of per
sOnal property taxes. Finance.
BY johnson of Sonoma (tWO)-RelGting to APP
peals to Superior Courts. Judiciary.
By Cross-Amending the Code of Civil Pro
eedure. Judiciary.
BY Cox (by reqlest}-Relating to actions be
tween the State and individuals, Judiciary.
By Spencer of Napa introduced for Senator
SaXe)-lielating to Boards of Health. Hos
pitfalls.
ANOTHER PETITION.
Del Vale said he had been requested to intro
duce petition IN reference to the seat OF Sena-
tor Pahnieri, and asked that it go to the Com
mittee on Elections. So ordered.
QUESTIONS OF PRIVILEGE.
Senator Cox said he rose to Il question of priv
iege for the first time since he had been Il mem
Der of the Senate. He referred to Il paragraph
in the .1{td headed Colossal Miscellaneous
which was copied from the FrWO EII0sitor, in
reference Ia the statements made by him before
the Irrigation Committee last Wednesday. The
Senator went on to say that the statement i'll the
article that he had said he had lost 1000 head of
cattle last year was a taischoOd. He did say
that III lS11 he ana Clark mad lost 5o)G head of
cattle, which was a fact that could he proved.
The other statements. also contained in the ar
ticle, that he had said he WAS one OF the owners
Of 10000 acres of land on Kings river, and that
Cox x Clark drove all their cattle ont OF Tuiare
and Fresno counties after The passage OF Inc no.
fence laws, he also characterized as talsehOodS.
The cattle he said had been there since 1868,
and never had been driven ont Re said il was
a libel on any man who pretended To honesty
and integrity, and he knew the Committee on
Irrigation would bear him out he had made no
such statements as were contained N the article
referred to-
Cross also rose to ques ion of privilege. ana
referred 10 an article in the Cdloaicie of FAN
Francisco of February ID, headed Why stand
We here idic9' IN the course OF the article the
expression occurs, Cross at the head Of the
Judiciary Kellogg, ut the head of the COTpoT-
ations. and Knight, NJ the head OF the Finance
and Taxation. can probably be relied on 10
pigeon-hOle any bills which seek to secure the
rights of the people against the corporations
The statement, he said. was false, as he had in
trOduced a bill himself to enforce the payment
of taxes by the railroad corporations As To
piEeon-hoiing bills he said that since he had
been Chairman OF the committee every bill was
taken up in its order aud reported on to the
Senate. lie denounced the statement rs utterly
false and without any foundation whatever.
GENERAL FILE.
senate Bill No. u, relating to the formation
of school districts. read third time and passed.
Senate Bill No. s., relating to the powers Of
corporations. read third time and passed.
Senate Bill No. -, in relation to public adj
ministrators, read third time and passed,
Senate Bill No. Is passed on file.
senate Bill No. 80, providing for exceptions in
criminal cases, read third time and passed
Senate Bill No, Is. relating 10 counterlelted
trademarks read third time and passed.
Senate Bill No. o., relative 10 trademarks,
read third time and passed.
Reddy nj this point introduced. out of order,
bill relating to irrigation. Referred to Commit
tee ON Irrigation and Water Rights.
THE DENTISTS BILL.
Lynch moved that Senate Bill 10. y, relating
TO the better education of dental practitioners,
be rccommitted to the committee with instruc-
tons
CrGSS-My attention has been called TO this
bill 10y a reputable gentleman who has no inter
est III it. There are two dental associations in
this state, aud each oae of them wants to TegU-
late the to0th-pulling industry for the whole
state There is an amendmcnt To the bin that
the Governor shall choose three members of the
Board of Examiners from the Chronological So
ciety, and three members from the state Dental
Association, and only one from the State at
large. The membership of these societies |
do not think Is over $50, and do not know that
all the good dentists III the state belong to either
tiondl To contine the appointment of the mem
hers Of the Board 10 any private society. and !
think the Governor ought To be trusted TO make
the appointments as he does the members Of the
other state Boards.
Mcclure said he always got into trouble when
he tried to legiSlate ios professional gentlemen
The only way he could see to relieve themselves
from the entsnslements which might ensue
from adopting the plans OF either of these two
socie les, which We're engaged in leud. would
be 10 amend the bill so as 10 have all the
members of the Board appointed from the pro
feSsion at large.
Further consideration of the bin was then
postponed until the amended hill was printed.
Senate Bill No. IS, relating TO the sale and
use OF opium, was read second time.
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