The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-05

that are semiapDualIy Withdrawn and locked up
In the city vaults The bill was defeated by Inc
Ayes~Ames, Beecner, Bert, Carter, Culver,
Esey, Galbratb, Hawley, Jersey, johnson,
LEWIS, Lowe. Lynch, Marion, Matthews ninN smith
oil Orange, StuFtevant, Weston, Young. -.
NOes-Ames Barnard. Barnett, Barnett,
Baughman, BledsOe, Brown, Bruper, Bryant,
CLARK, Cram, Cunningham, DAILY, Dennis; Doty'
Dow, DunD Burner, Eakle, Freeman, Carver,
GlynD, Hall. HarlOe, Hayes, Hooking, Hume
well, Jackson, Jones, Kellogg, Lacy, Lux, Mar
tin. Mstlock, Mccall, Mordecai. Murnan' MuT,
OF Butte. Stabler StOlz, Tennis, Tully, Wen
worth, Nindr0m, Co0mbs.
THE PHARMACY BILL
Senator Mayer's Pharmacy Bill was passed
and goes 10 1.-THE Governor; 1t pfescrlbes that:
From and after the LIST day of January, A. ID.
1892 IL shall be unlawful for any person to conduct
any pharmacy store for dispensing or compound
ing medicines unless such person be a registered
pharmacist within the meaning of this act, and 1t
shall be unlawful for any person tc compound aud
sell any medicines, or to compound or dispense any
PHYSICIANS prescription, unless such person be
registered pharmacist or registered assistant phar
maciSt within the meaning OF this act, except as
hereinafter provided.
Sec. =. Any person in order to be registered
pharmacist must be graduate OF pharmacy,
licentiate in pharmacy, or practicing pharmacist
Graduates In pharmacy are described as persons
who have had four years experience In stores
where the prescriptions of medical practitioners
are compounded aud have obtained diploma from
legally constituted college of pharmacy. Lieen-
tiates in pharmacy are persons who have had four
years experience in where the prescriptions of
medical practitioners Compounded and snail
have passed. an examination before the State Board
OF Pharmacy. Practicing pharmacists are persons
who at the passage OF this conducting phar-
IN this state for the compromising aud dlspen-
sing OF prescriptions OF medical practition-
Assistant pharmacists are persons OF not less imam
eighteen years OF age, who are employed by regis
tered pharmacists: have studied the art of phar-
macy for two years and have passed an eXanina-
tOn iy The Board OF Pharmacy VINO, prior to the
passage act have had three years experience
In pharmacy. Every pharmacist claiming
the right OF registration under this act must,
Ou ursI day OF January next
after its passage forward TO the Board OF Pharmacy
SATISFACTORY proof thar he was engaged in the bust
OF preparing and dispensing medicines and
o. this act or fnat he is otherwise entited u regis
1ratIon uAd-r its provisions. The Board or Phar-
macy shall then issue TO said applicant upon paying
the sum Of i've dollars certiicat- OF registration
ANY practiciuy FURNACES i&iilaS to comply with
the req arenelts OF ths section within sixty days
from ana after the FIRST day OF January 1892 shall
forfeit his right registration and Shal appear for
examination provided for in this act.
BOARD OF PHARMACY.
The board Of pharmacy provided for IN the
bin is o consist of seven pharmacists, TO be APP
pointed by the Governor. The act also provides
against the adulteraIion Of any drug OF the sale
OF any adulierated drugs, aud requires lhe board
to punish such OfeuSeS.
Mahon-ys bill for tue creation Of the office OF
a sealer of weights and measures In every cOuu-
ty, Tie sealors 10 be appointed by the Governor,
was amended In The Senate. so inst each county
may decide whether II VIII have sealer ap-
pointed. The bill makes tile Secretary OF state
the chief Seaier OF weights and measures, and
a practical scale maker.
lie senate passed IN. Assembly Bill providing
for the creation OF Stale and district Irrigation
The bin appropriating $4,000 to pay Dennis
Jordan for work on the Folsom Prison was
passed by lie Senate.
Tie Senate passed bill appropriatng $4,000
for impi OyemtuIS at Folsom Prison.
An educational bill was passed by the Senate
permitting children between and years OF
ag- 10 attend public schoO IN Ct les where kinder
gartens are establish, d aud changing tile duties
caunot be discharged Tor lncehpetency
without opportunity 10 lie heard.
Dibble's bill abohshing tie grammar-school
course IN the schools and returning the GRAM
mar School FUnd 10 he General school Fund
was passed IN the senate.
An APPEAL FROM THE SOUTH.
Assemblyman Young has received the follow
ing appeal:
The committee appointed By the Board of super
yisors OF The County Of san Diego to receive sup
plies for The sufferers OF the Tia Juana food Of the
INVENT, second lay of February, 1891. which de-
sJroy ed the property of twenty ftmllies and left
chem homeless aud destitute their orchards pas
tues and vineyards being covered with sand from
two to four feet deep, and their houses swept
away, earnestly pray you TO have the Legislature
make some provision for the eighty-two people in
those families who are LETT without the absolute
necessities OF life D. the action Of the elements.
CHARGES AGAINST A JUDGE.
Articles OF Impeachment against f. p. Catlin,
superior Court Judge OF Sacramento were pre-
senled in the Assembly Tonight To the Speaker.
The complainant Is Amos w. Carpenter an at
tOTney Of STOCKTON, who alleges that lie was
mallcinusiS aud Irau0uerty, with d. NJ Vance,
punished Tor contempt OF court. the alleged
coBtemut grew out of the case OF PenHie ct al.
versus NisCher Ell al. IN relation 10 certain cOu-
tracts made between c, Mclaughlin, Sebastian
Nischer aud ". II. Lyons eI al Jeanne was the
administrator Of the estate OF Charles McLaugh-
I'm, deceased. Carueuter charge that Judge
Catlln wrOnstully adjudGed that lie (Garpen en-
cOuH>eied Y ance 10 violate the Judgment IN the
case Dy interfering with The tenant OF tie heirs,
when the said CatlIu well knew al the time OF
rendering tie Judgment OF contempt that the
finding was false. As tie findings OF the court
cannot be reviewed by an appellate court Tie
complainant appeals 10 The Assembly 10 lmpeach
the Judges.
PROTEST FROM VALLEJO.
protest signed by many citizens Of Vallejo,
including ma jJIity If the business men of the
town, againsI he Boycott Bill OF Senator Camp
bell. who Is a resident of Vallejo, will be pre-
senled m the Senate tomorrow.
he Connolly Claims B!lI Was read d second
time In the Assembly to-day. Robinson opposed
II as The entering wedge OF i scheme TO compel
San Francisco 10 pay similar claims agGregatng
S4OUO,OO0.