Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-13
PERKINS AGAIN
SENT TO SENATE
BY REPUBLICANS
CUT AND DRIED ELECTION Is
HELD AS F0RECASTED
G. o p. MACHINE RESEATS OAK
LANDS STATESMAN
one Democrat Votes for Him Because
So PIedeed-Many Bills Are
introduced in Both
Houses
foontinued from Page Onel

press OF Japan, dlSO nave p00AA
by Johnson.
These bills were presented by john
son, who, as floor leader, VIII make d
strong fight for their passage
The first measure prohibits aliens
from Incoming members Of corpora
lions: the second inserts the Woro
Japanese in the law regarding the
segregation of Oriental school children.
The statute now in force segregaCes
Mongolians. but as the japanese claim
that thew do not come under that GAS
Sification thew are specially mentioned
Tine third bill segregates "allens
whose nresence may be inim1caI 10 the
health and public morals" OF COLI
munity. - ,er-
toned specifically in the first and third
hills the measures are aimed at them.
The Japanese consul general at san
Francisco has already made one TRIP
to the capital to prepare a protes1
against the enactment of these meas
ures and will endeavor to secure IheiI
defeat.
Mccartney Heard From
Mccartney of Los Angeles presented
a bill to provide for the consolludt I1u
of Cities of especial interest TO lne
southern metropolis and its suburbs.
Wolfe presented a measure aftectlng
San Francisco providing for the
restoration of records destroyed in the
fire.
Miller's promised bill regulating the
rates charged by telephone companies
was introduced. 1t gives supervisors
power to fix rates.
Cartwright presented one providing
for the establishment of state nor
NAL school at Fresno appropriatlng
$15O,OOO for the purpose and naming
the governor one of a board of trus-
tees to select a site.
New Bills Introduced
The following are synopses of new bills in
troduced in the assembly:
BY Greer-Making appropriation OF Sl2' COG
for the maintenance of the James MarshaH
monument grounds.
Making an appropriation of $500 for restor-
ing records in the office of the clerk OF the
supreme court in San Francisco.
BY Hans-To allow unincorporated towns
and villages to establish, equip and maintain
public libraries; to provide for the formaton,
government and operation of library districts;
the acquisition of property thereby; the call
ing and holding of elections in such districts;
the assessment, collection, custody and dis
bursement of taxes therein; and to create
boards of library trustees.
By Observation-Disclosures the state veterin-
arian to employ during the balance of the six
tieth and throughout the sixty-frst and sixty
second fiscal years such inspectors as you may
deem necessary to inspect and supervise the
dipping of sheep infected with the disease
known as scabbies. providing for the compen-
sation and expenses of said inspectors ana
making an appropriation therefor.
Providing for the eradication of the disease
known as scabbies in sheep; providing for the
duties of the state veterinarian in relation
thereto; providing for a lien against such
sheep for expenses and costs in the extermina-
ton of such disease.
To provide for the building; equipment and
furnishing of armory to be used for the
national guard in Los Angeles.
BY Grifdths-To authorize the directors Of
the veterans home of California to purchase
forty acres of land in Napa county.
BY Motto provide two additional judges
for the superior court Of the county of Ala
media.
BY Nelson-To provide for temporary floors
in buildings more than three stories high in
the course of construction and for the protec-
ton of the life and limb of workmen en-
ployed in such buildings from falling through
joists or girders and from falling sticks, riv-
cts, etc.
To amend an act entitled IAN act to estab-
lish a penal CODE" approved February IA,
1872, by adding a new section relating to fur
nishing or erecting of unsafe or improper
scaffolding or mechanical contrivances.
By Sackett-Providing for the purchase by
the state board of forestry of a tract of land
in Sonoma county. commonly known as Arm
strongs woods" for park purposes, with pow
to manage such property.
By Beban-Providing for a standard sys-
tenn of weights and measures and authoriz-
ing the secretary Of state to have complete
sets of weights made to order for distribu-
ton to counties.
BY Hinkle-Providing for the levy of a
special school tax and abolishing the hold
ing of special elections therefor.
BY Coghlan-Amending the civil code
providing that If public records de-
stroyed, DEGREES of distribution and parti-
ton, and deeds made under a judgment or
order of court shall be deemed prina facie
under proceedings duly had.
BY Rech-Placing upon state officers the
duties now performed by city officials in
connection with taxation and assessment.
By Hayes-Validating effectively recorded
instruments and providing for the giving Of
notice to subsequent purchasers.
By Nelson-Prohibiting reopening Of base
ment bakeries.
BY Notwithstanding the licensing and
powers of detectives, watchmen and guards
BY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS miners and
appointing state inspector of mines
BY Nelson-Simplifying spelling, substi-
tuting "j'' for "g," 'I1' for "c'' and ''s' for
&C." The bill drawn by H. c. Winnie
a school teacher of San Francisco He
would spell cage" with "j' and certain"
with IS"
BY johnson Of Observation-Disclosures
pensions for persons over sixty years of age
who shall have taught in the public schools
of the state for fifteen years. The amount
is $500 year.