The record-union., 1895-05-08
COUNTY LAW LIBRARY.
What 1t Contains-Its Receipts and
Disbursements.

What 1t ContainS-Its Receipts and
Disbursements.
w. A. Anderson, Secretary of the
County Law Library. yesterday made
the following report to the Supervisors
as to the condition of the library:
To the Honorable Board Of Supervisors
-GENTLEMEN: The Board of Sacra-
mento County Law Library Trustees
make the following report covering the
time since the organization Of the library:
Number of books on hand belong
ing 10 the library 526
Journals of the ASsembly............... ~
Total amount of receipts for IL
brary fund since the OrganiZa-
tlOn OF the library. So, ,341 90
Total amount paid out for books. 1,6l9 55
$50 90
Total amount paid out for Incl
dental expenses. 81 61
Amount on hand. nd........................... lO4 81
The Law Library is indebted to
Bancroft-W hitney Company. 46 90
And TO West Publishing Company ia 90
The following is also catalogue of the
books in the library at this time:
Atlantic Reporter; American Digest;
American Criminal Report; Amend
ments to the Codes 1874; Appendix to
the Journals OF the Assembly, Twenty
fifth session, and also Twenty sixth,
Twenty-seventh, Twenty-eignth. Twen-
ty-ninth and Thirtieth; American State
Report: Blue Label Book; Bishops
Criminal Procedure; Bigelow on Estop-
pei; Buswell on Personal Injuries; Benia-
min on Sales; Brown on Divorce and
Alimony; Browne on Personal Properly;
Brice's Ultia Nirs; Beach on Receivers;
Cooley's Blackstone; California reports;
Codes and Statutes of California; Cali
fornia Codes; California Blue Book; Cali
fornia Constitutional Conventions;
Cooley's Constitutional Limitations;
Cooley on Torts; Coffey's Probate Prac-
tice; Dillon on Municipal Corporation;
Edward on Bailments; Freeman on
Judgments; Freeman on Executions;
Freeman on Co-tenancy; Flint Oh Trusts;
Greenleaf on Evidence; Harlow on
Sheritfs; High on Extraordinary
Legal Remedies; international Law
Digest; Journal of the bly,,
Tyenty-ninth and Thirtieth Sessions;
Journals of the Senate, Twenty-ninth
and Thirlieth Sessions; Jones on Chattel
Mortgages; Kent's Commentaries; King
IL Leonard's Citations to California Re
ports; Lawyers Reports Annotated:
Mcclellan on Civil Malpractice; North
eastern Reports; Northwestern Re-
ports; Pacific Reporter; Pomeroy's
Remedies and Remedial Rights: Pome-
roy's Equity Jurisprudence; Payne on
Elections; Prentice on Police Powers;
Pingrey on Mortgages; Rice on Evidences;
Ray on Negligence and Imposed Duties;
Reeves on Wills; Southwestern Re-
porter; Southeastern Reporter; Southern
Reporter; Statutes OF California; Shouler
on Wills; Spelling on Relief; Town
send on Slander and Libel; Thompson's
Commentaries on the Law of Corpora
tions; United States Digest, first series;
United States Digest, new series; United
States Supreme Court Reports; Wharton
on Criminal Evidence: Wharton on
Criminal Law; Wharton on Criminal
Pleading and Practice; Wood on Nui-
sances.
There is q necessity for a better and
more suitable room for the library. The
dark room now occupied is not convent
ent, and is entirely unsuitable. II no
other room can be secured. then it Is sug-
gested that new and improved gas-burn-
ers be provided for the library.
5=Whil the salary of the librarian has
up to this time been paid out of the
library fund, we think this should be
paid from the county general fund. the
same as the compensation for other Off
GERS. This would leave the whole re-
ceipts applicable to the purchase of
books, as contemplated by the law Great
ing the library. Respectfully submitted !,
w. y. ANDERSON,
Secretary Sacramento Law Library.