The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-01-11
SEVERAL NEW BILLS.
After the ScaIps of the Gentlemen
Who Wear Gold Lace.

SACRAMENTO, Jan 10.-On Monday the
grea, fiovd Of bills will begin. 1t promises
to De q deluge, but as the Senate has re-
solved to adjourn after the Inauguration
Of Budd tomorrow until Monday, there
will be little opportunity to Introduce bills
until the latter day.
Senator Earl of Alameda, at the request
of the legislative committee of the Board
of Regents Of the University and a COM
mittee of the alumni Of that institution
will introduce bill appropriating $3.50. 600
for new building at Berkeley, while a
similar bill will be introduced in the AS
sembIy by Timothy Guy Phelps. who is a
Regent OF the University. Earl viii! also
ask an appropriation of $35, 600 for a hos
pital Of the deaf, dumb and blind asylum
at Berkeley ard for the furnishing Of
Bartlett Hall. He also has a measure to
amend the municipal corporation act for
cities of the fifth class, 30 that the City
Attorney will be elected instead of being
appointed by Boards OF Trustees. This
will apply especially to Berkeley and Ala.
media. where there have been frequent
squabbies over the City Attorneys on the
part of the Trustees Of the cities.
He has in mind to introduce later in the
session a strictly primary law, so that
when man registers he will also give his
politics and will be prevented from voting
at any primary of party different from
that to which he has registered as belong
ing. Another feature of this measure will
be the holding of primaries throughout the
State on the same day. with special refer
ence to preventing residents of San Fran
cisco or Oakland voting in both cities. He
declares that this registration of politics
will not affect mans vote at the general
election, but will prevent frauds at pri-
maries. He stated that Governor Budd
has expressed himself as in accord with q
strict primary law. and be thinks he Gov
ernor would approve one such as outlined.
Senator MCGOWAN Of Humboldt County
will reintroduce his pure butter bill In the
| interest Of the dairymen. but with tie
! omission of the provision for commission.
His last bill was vetoed by Governor
Markham because 1t provided for a conn.,
mission. He will also seek to amend the
marriage law b. requiring that marriage
shall be properly soemnized and recorded,
entirely doing away with marriage by con-
tract.
| O0h duu alhlH6ud eau Ia kt
notice of this provision" said Senator Nc
Gowan. "As it Is now, as soon as a rich
man dies host of widows spring up tc
claim his estate. A marriage should be al
much a matter of record as deed of reaI
estate"
He will also reintroduce his mutual in.
| surance bill.
Senator Elliott McAllster states that the
counties which he represents - Contrs
Costa and MaFin-ars interested In law:
to protect dairymen. de will probably
support McGo vans pure butter bill. Sena
tor McAllister will have some amendments
| to offer to his collateral Inheritance law.
He will advocate the removal of thu
State Prison from San Quentin to Folsom
THE citizens of Marin County demand 1t,
removal. We do not want prison there
said MIR. McAllister. "The land is very
valuable for building lots and the STATE
can realize a large profit from selling it
The facilities at Folsom are better for {
prison. 1t Is removed from any larg,
| center of population. There is ample out