Container List

PRE-ELECTION MATERIAL

Political campaign: platform of the Progressive party. First National Convention - Roosevelt and Johnson, 1913.

Correspondence pertaining to the election of Jones to state senate, 2 Jan. 1913.

H.C. Jones' election to state senate: miscellaneous material, 1913.

LEGISLATIVE CORRESPONDENCE, 1912-1913.

A

B (Nov. 1912 - March 1913)

B (April 1913 - Dec. 1913)

C

D

E

F

G

H

I

J

K

15M (January through March 31, 1913)

M (April 1, 1918 to April 11, 1914)

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REFERENCE MATERIAL, 1913.

Anti-Alien Land Bill

Bids for Building, 1913-1914

Billboards, Blue Sky Law, Boiler Inspection

Cement Bill

Cemetery Removal

Civil Service

Combinations

Conservation

County Government Bill

Crime

Dredges

Dry Zone

Education

Eight Hour law

Eugenics

Elections

Embalmer's Bill

Ferries

Fish and Game

Forestry

Fraternities

Public Health and Quarantine Committee

Injunction

Insurance

Irrigation

Japanese Immigration

Judiciary and Legal Reform

Labels, Manufacturer's name on

Labor

Legislative Reference Bureau

Liquor

Mechanic's Lien Law

Medical (see also: Public Health and Quarantine folder)

Miscellaneous material, 1913

Peace Societies

Pension for Teachers

Pipe Line Bill

Port San Jose

Progressives

Public Ownership (Government Ownership), 1913-1914

Roads and Highways

Senate

Social Evil

Socialism

State Fair

Sunday Law

Taxation

Torrens Land Act

Tuberculosis

Vaccination

Vice

Viticultural Industry

Workmen's Compensation

RECREATIONAL ENQUIRY COMMITTEE, 1913-1916

Correspondence: A thru Q

Correspondence: R

Correspondence: S-Z

Miscellaneous material

H.C. Jones' Political Campaign and Election, 1914:Correspondence, A through B

H-R Correspondence, A through B

H.L. Jones' Political Campaign and Election, 1914:Correspondence S through Z

H.L. Jones' Political Campaign and Election, 1914:Miscellaneous Material

Other Political Campaigning, 1914-1916:Correspondence A-Z (for;Political Campaigning, 1914,see also folders no. 1955, 1056, File Drawer no. 17

LEGISLATIVE CORRESPONDENCE, 1915,(contains letters pertaining to Leg. Sess. 1915 (- 1917) (1914 -),divided by letter, chrono within by writer, receiver, organiz., or subject. Some grouped regardless to chrono same correspondent

A

B - January 1914 - March 1915

B - April 1915 - 1916

C - January 1915 - March 1915

C - April 1915 - 1916

D

E-F

G

H

I

J

K

L

M - January 1914 - March 1915

April 1915 - 1916

N

O

P

Q

R

S - January 1914 - February 1915

March 1915 - 1916

T

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W-Z

REFERENCE MATERIAL, 1915

Acknowledgement (Act to amend the Civil Code)

Agnew State Hospital. Director, Leonard Stocking

Agriculture, Department of

Alien Teachers

Apprentices

Architects

Automobiles

Bible in Public Schools

Bills introduced by Senator Jones, 1915Session (not passed)

Bird and Arbor Conservation

Blindness

Blue Sky Law

Bohnett, Assemblyman, Bills introduced by, 1915Session

Capital Punishment

Chattel Mortgages

Cement Bill

Cemetaries

Charities and Corrections, State Board of

Colleges

Compensation Insurance

Corporation Bills

County Government

District Attorneys

Education

Elections Equalization, State Board of

Farmer's News: Direct Legislation

Fire Department: Two Platoon Issue

Fish and Game

Forest fire legislation

Fraudulent Representation

Gambling

Grant, Senator E.E.: Recall Election

Imperial Valley Road

India Basin (SB 1209)

Injunctions

Insurance

Irrigation Districts

Japanese

Jitneys Automobile Transportation

Judges, appointment of

Judiciary Committee: Leases, legal reform, miscellaneous

Jury System

Juvenile Court

Labor

Lick Observatory

Loan Sharks

Liquor

Legislature, 1915:Senate Daily Journal

Market Bill

Medical

Miscellaneous, 1915

Municipalities, Bills of interest to

Music, Teaching of (AB543)

Normal Schools

Non-Partisanship, 1914-1915:Newspaper Clippings, letters, etc.

Non-Partisanship Bill, Johnson Administration, aimed at political and judicial reform, breaking control of machine and securing government in the hands of the people.

Oil

One Day of Rest in Seven Law: Sunday Closing Law

Park Commission

Pension, Widow's Press Association

Plumbing

Panama - Pacific Exposition

Railroads

Redwood Park Trip

Roads and highways (John Muir Trail)

Senate

Schools (see: Education, teachers)

Sheriffs

Short Ballot

Socialism

Taxation

Teachers (see also: Education, Schools)

Tuberculosis

University of California, Berkeley

Usury

Vaccination

Water Supply

Safety W indow Legislation

Women's organizations

Workmen's Compensation Insurance and Safety Act

Miscellaneous Newspaper Clippings, 1916

LEGISLATIVE CORRESPONDENCE, 1917

A

B - January 1916 - February 1917

B - March 1917 - 1918(Box a)

C - January 1916 - March 1917

C - April 1917 - 1918

DEF

G

H

IJK

L

M - January 1916 - March 1917

M - April 1917 - 1918(Box 12)

NO

P

QR

S

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REFERENCE MATERIAL, 1917

Agnews

Almshouse

Apprentices

Arbitration

Army

Bar Association

Big Basin

Birds

Building and Loan Association

Bills introduced by Senator Jones, 1917Legislature

Capital

Capital Punishment

Chamber of Commerce

Child Labor

Christian Science

Churches

Community Charters, Community Property

County Clerks, County Assessors

Cooperatives

Death Penalty

Deciduous Fruit Experiment Station

Drinking Cup Law

Dumbarton Bridge

Education

Eight hour law

Employment

Expert Testimony

Farm labor

Farmers' Union

Fish and Game law

Grand Jury

Grape Growing Industry

Handbook, Legislative for 1917

Happy Valley Irrigation district

Health Insurance

Identification of criminals

Indeterminate Sentence, Association for

Indians

Injunctions

Insurance

Jail

Jitneys

Jury System

Justices of the Peace

Jones and Benson

Johnson, Mira - Outlook magazine

Labor

Lane Settlement Act

Legal Reform

Legislation, 1917:Miscellaneous

Liquor

Market Act

Mediation

Medical

Military Training in Schools

Miscellaneous, 1917

Morons

Mother's pension

Military Training, 1917

Normal School

Newspaper Clippings, 1917

Oakland

Pamphlets

Pensions for Police

Physical Training in Schools

Political

Printing, Office, State

Prison

Probation

Prohibition

Public Defenders

Real Estate

Reclamation

Registration for Draft

Reclamation: Correspondence. January 1914 - March 1917.

April 1917 - June 1917

Reclamation: Clippings, Amendments, etc.

Reclamation: Reports, Maps, Bills, Speeches, Pamphlets, etc.

Reclamation: Reports, Maps, Bills, Speeches, Pamphlets, etc., (continued)

Schools

Seeds

Senate

Short Ballot

Social Insurance (see: Health Insurance)

Sunday Closing Law

Sutter Basin

Salon Closing Campaign

San Pedro Harbor

Taxes

Teachers' Pension

Textbooks

Tioga Road

Torrens T-Hes

Trading Stamps

Trappers

Trusts

Tulare Lake District

Usury, Visual Education

Vivisection

Vocational Education

Vivisection (Bill No. 798)

Water

Women's Bills

Workmen's Compensation Act

Y.M.C.A.

Folders 135 and 136 contain material pertaining to 1918

A-K

L-Z

POLITICAL CAMPAIGNING IN PREPARATION FOR THE COMING ELECTIONS. The bulk of the material is correspondence filed under the first letter of the sendor or receiver and is chronological within the letter divisions. The remainder of the material consists of election-folders, photos, pamphlets, etc., which are filed alphabetically by the subject or candaidate to which they refer.

1918Reference Material:

Child Labor

Dry Amendment/Dry Candidates

Health Insurance

Gov. Johnson

Statutes, compiled

War Work Campaign

LEGISLATIVE CORRESPONDENCE, 1919

A

B

1918 - March 1919

April 1919 - 1920

D

E

F

G

H

I

J

K

L

M

N

O

P

R

1918 - February 1919

S: March 1919 - 1920

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REFERENCE MATERIAL, 1919

Agriculture Bills

American Committee for Armenian and Syrian Relief

Americanism

Apples, standardization of

Automobiles, stealing

Appropriation

Banks

Bar Association

Bee Keepers

Bennet, Bills supported by

Berry Growers

Big Basin Project

Bills endorsed by teachers

Building and Loan

Bills introduced by Senator Jones, Legislative Session, 1919.Note on filing of Bills: Bills may be filed several ways--under B of Reference Material for a given legislative year; other copies of Bills may be filled according to the subject or topic about which they are concerned; they may be filed under title of the committee (s) to which they are referred by legislature. Usually, the copies of Bills under B of Reference Material file are those which were introduced into legislature by Senator Jones.

Capital Punishment

Carnahan, H.B.

Cemetery Protection

Chamber of Commerce, San Francisco

Child aid

Child Hygiene Bureau

Child Labor Law

Clear Lake

Coca Cola

Commercial Federation

Community Property

Congressional Record

Corporations

County Gov't.

Dairy Laws

Deaf and Blind, School for

Delinquent Women, State Home for

Education

Employment Agencies

Experiment Station for Decidious Fruit

Expert Testimony

Education. Education Committee: Correspondence, February 1919 - April 1919

Education. Education Committee: Correspondence Bills, Amendments, etc.

Farmers

Feed Standards

Fees, official

Finances

Fish and Game

Fire Boats

Forestry

Grand Jury

German, teaching of in California Schools

Government control of Railroads

Harbor, San Francisco (see also under S)

Hay

Health Insurance

Hill, Andrew

Historian--Mighels

Homesteads

Hunter's Point Project

Industrial Accident Commission

Initiative

Injunction

Insurance

Irrigation

I.W.W.

Japanese: immigration, land ownership, picture brides

Judges' Salaries, volume of business

Labor

League of Nations

Legal Reform

Market Act

Market Director

Meadow Larks

Medical Practice Act

Military Training in Schools/Militarism

Milk Legislation

Money Case

Motor Vehicles, lights

Movies

Miscellaneous, 1919

Nurses

Paint

Peace

Pension

Photographs

Pacheco Rancho

Presentation

Primary Laws

Prohibition

Probate procedure

Psychopathic hospital, state

Public Defenders

Railroad-postwar readjustment

Real Estate

Reclamation

Reconstruction, postwar

Records

Red Cross

Redwoods League

Regulation

Reorganization

Republicans

Roads

San Francisco Harbor

Santa Clara Boundary

Scenic

Schools

Shearer contest

Short Ballot

Sloane, W.A., for Judge

Social Health Insurance

Sunday Closing Law

Surety Companies

Tidelands

Trading Stamps

Tuberculosis

Universities

Venereal Disease

Vivisection

War Gardens

War Risk Insurance

Whittier School

Wills, inheritance

Women's Suffrage

Workmen's Compensation

Working Reserve, U.S. Boys'

EDUCATIONAL INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE, 1919

Correspondence, A-B

Correspondence, C

Correspondence, D-H

Correspondence, I-M

Correspondence, N-T

Correspondence, U-Z

Reference Materials

Requests for the Committee's Report, January 18, 1921 through November 3, 1921

Report of the special committee on Education

INTERSESSION, 1920

Correspondence. Filed by Subject Matter:

Agriculture

Committee of 48 for political, economic, and social reform

Constitutional Convention

Federal Aid

Federal Income Tax

Health

Herbert Hoover, Near East Relief

Japanese

Members Forum

State University

Miscellaneous Materials: Leaflets, Commercial advertisements, publicity, letters, etc.

Reference Material. Field by Subject Matter:

Commercial Arbitration

Consolidation of High School Districts

Cox, James M. for President

Forestry

Harding's Liquor Record-California

Johnson Campaign for President

Maine Centennial

Petroleum Products

Case of Charlotte Anita Whitney (Michborn)

The California Liberator

LEGISLATIVE CORRESPONDENCE, 1921,filed by name of correspondent

A

B, 1920 - February 1921

B, March 1921 - December 1921

C

D

E

F

G

H

I

J

K

L

M

N

O

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R

1920 - March 1921

S, April 1921 - 1922

T

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W, 1920 - March 1924

XYZ, April 1921 - 1922

REFERENCE MATERIAL, 1921

Advisory Boards

Agriculture

Arbitration

Autos

Berry Baskets

Better America Federation

Big Basin

Building and Loan

Budget, 1921

Capital Punishment

Catholics

Cattlemen's Association

Cemetery Removal

Chamber of Commerce

Child Labor

Chiropractors

Collection Agencies

Commonwealth Club

Community Property

Comptroller

Counties

County Government

Coyotes

Creditors

Crime

County Government, 1921(AB 199, Wright Bill) to amend the Political Code in regard to salaries, fees of officers of counties of the fourth class.

Dairy Measures

Deciduous Fruit

Education

Eight Hour Law

Expert Witnesses

Flood Control

Foreign Trade

Forestry

Gasoline

Grape Growers' Organization

Handbook, Legislature, 1921

Harbor, San Francisco

Harris Bill

Health

High Schools

Highways

Horticulture

Hydro-Electricity

Indemnity Certificates

Indeterminate Sentence

Industrial Accident Commission

Initiative

Insurance

Irrigation

Japanese

Jews

Judges

Labor

Lake County

Land Settlement

Law

Legislature

Manufacturers

Marketing Price

Marshall Plan

Medical

Military Training

Miscellaneous

Motion Pictures

Motor Vehicles

National Guard

Normal Schools

Normal Schools vs. Board of Control, 1920-1921

Nurses

Oleomargarine

Osteopaths

Power Monopoly

Practical Psychology

Primary, Direct

Prison

Probate Orders

Progressives

Prohibition

Prostitution

Public Administrators

Public Ownership

Public Utilities

Pure Food

Railroadmen

Real Estate

Re-apportionment

Redwoods League

Rehabilitation, Industrial

Reporters, Court

Republican, The National

Revolver Laws

Re-apportionment. Legislature, 1921.

Fresno convention on reapportionment, December 17, 1921.

Reorganization of the State Government of California.

Correspondence, filed by correspondent or subject

Social Insurance

Special Administrators

Stephens, Governor. Biennial Message

Syndicalism, criminal

Statuary, National Hall of

Supervisors

Sunday Laws

Taxes

Technology, Institute of

Torrens Land Act

Township, Santa Clara

Taxation, A-M, Correspondence and Reference Material

Taxation, N-Z

Taxation, Corporate: Correspondence

Taxation, Corporate: Reference Material

Uniform Conditional Sales Act

Vivisection

Vaccination

Volstead Act and county enforcement ordinance (Prohibition Laws)

War Loan Organization

Water Development Act

Workmen's Compensation: Correspondence

Workmen's Compensation: Reference Material

INTERCESSION, 1922(filed by Correspondent's name)

Correspondence: A-G

Correspondence: H-Q

Correspondence: R-Z

Reference Materials: A-L

Reference Materials: M-Z

LEGISLATIVE CORRESPONDENCE, 1923(filed by Correspondent's name)

A

B, January - February 1923

March - May 1923

C

D

EF

G

H

J

KL

M

NO

PQ

R

1922 - February 1923

S, March 1923 - 1924

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1922 - February 1923

W, March 1923 - 1924

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REFERENCE MATERIAL, 1923

Aircraft

Anonymous

Assessors

Banking

Barbers

Bible in Schools

Big Basin

Boxing

Building and Loan

Bar Association

Bills introduced by Senator Jones, Legislature, 1923

Budget, State of California, 1923-1925

New Executive State Budget, prepared by Governor Richardson

Budget of Railroad Commission. Public Utilities corporations' report to Railroad Commission, 1923

Budget, Correspondence and Clippings,

Budget, Amendments, etc.

Capital Punishment

Cemetery Removal

Charities and Corrections

Chattle Mortgages

Child Labor

Child Welfare

Christian Science

Colorado River Project

Consolidation

County Clerks

County Government

Courts

Clubs

Crimes

Community Property

Corporation Taxes

Claims and Bills (expenses) 1923

Dairy Council

Deaf and Blind

Delinquent Women

Democracy

Dental Mechanics

Divorce

Domestic Court

Dredging

Education

Employment Agencies

Farming

Federal Practice Liens

Firecracker Prohibition

Fish and Game

Forests

Farming

Foot and Mouth Disease

Gasoline

Governmental Efficiency

Handbook, Legislature

Hetch Hetchy

Highway System

History Textbooks

Housing Shortage

Hichborn, Franklin

Illinois Constitution

Industrial Welfare Commission Report

Initiative Injunction

Insurance

Irish

Irrigation

Investigation, Witnesses

Japanese

Jury

Kindergarten Legislation

King Tax Bill

Klu Klux Klan - 1 clipping re: Clan in Oregon

Labor

Legislative Procedure

Lobbying

Loma Prieta Game Refuge

Lotteries

Masks, safety

Maternity

Medical

Mining

Minimum Wage Law

Miscellaneous, Legislature, 1923

Mother Lode Mine

Moving Pictures

Motor Vehicles, taxation of, 1923-1924

Correspondence, June 15, 1923 - October 29, 1924

National Economic League

Newspaper Clippings-Miscellaneous

Non-Partisan

Oil

Old Age Pension

Pacific Epileptic Colony

Partisanship

Part-Time Education

Pension

Picketing

Piute Pass Road

Pittsburgh Plus (steel)

Polytechnic School, California

Political Prisoners

Probation

Prohibition

Proportional Representation

Public Works

Purchasing

Popular Government

Power Companies-King Tax Bill

Railroad Commissioners

Real Estate

Republican Party

Revenue

Revolver Law

Roads

Reapportionment, Legislative Session, 1923

Reapportionment. Correspondence June 1923 - July 1924

Farm Organizations Consideration of reapportionment

Organizations' correspondence with Senator Jones

Reapportionment. Correspondence, primarily Boggs and Clearly with Senator Jones, October 1923 - November 1924.

Reapportionment. Drafts of amendments to Constitution, notes, clippings, miscellaneous.

Sabotage

Santa Clara Immigration District

Schools

Seals

Senate

Spoils System

Subsidized Officials

Supervisors, county

Surplus, Corporation

Taxation

Teachers' Agencies, Colleges, Pension

Tenure

Title Company

Tuberculosis

Vocational Training

Voting

Water and Power

Women's Relief Corps

Workmen's Compensation

Investigation Committee File, Legislature, 1923.Correspondence A-Z.

INTERCESSION, 1924

Better America Federation (Less Government in Business)

Johnson, Hiram, Presidential Primary, 1924

Big Basin-Santa Cruz Stage Line (railroad)

Teapot Dome, newspaper clippings

LEGISLATIVE CORRESPONDENCE, 1925(filed according to name of Correspondent)

A

B

C: 1924 - February 1925

C: March 1925 - 1926

DE

F

G

H

IJ

K

L

M

NO

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R

S

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W: 1924 - February 1925

W: March 1925 - 1926

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LEGISLATIVE CORRESPONDENCE, 1925(continued) - (filed by Subject Matter)

Accountants

Attaches

Bar Association

Bayshore Highway

Big Basin Road

Budget, 1925.For Progressives' fight on Budget of 1921 (1921-25) see file Budget, 1925.

Business Colleges, 1925

Child Labor

County Government

Education (SB 538)

Exemption, debtors (SB 164)

Fish and Game

Governorship, C.C. Young. Preliminary Correspondence, 1925-26

Governorship. Miscellaneous clippings, 1925-26

Humane (AB 1263) Animal Trainer's Bill

Industrial Strikes (SB 64, AB 250)

Initiative. Assembly Constitutional Amendment no. 22., Senate Constitutional Amendment no. 8

Injunction

Jury

League of Women Voters, includes articles by Franklin Hichborn

Maps

Mortgage and Loans (SB 134, introduced by Senator Jones)

Motor Vehicle Act

Oleomargarine

Optometry

Parks, State

Prison labor

Reapportionment (SB 82220 introduced by Senators Jones, Boggs et.al.)

Reporters, Court

Syndicalism, Criminal

Torrens Land Title Law (SB 153) Senate Judiciary Committee

Workmen's Compensation

REFERENCE MATERIAL, 1925

A-B

C-D

E-H

I-L

M

N-Q

R-S

T

U-Z

PROGRESSIVE VOTERS' LEAGUE, 1923-1926

Correspondence: AB

Correspondence: C

Correspondence: D-G

Correspondence: H, 1923

Correspondence: H, 1924-26

Correspondence: I-L

Correspondence: M-R

Correspondence: S-Z

Finance

Publicity

Miscellaneous, Elections, etc.

INTERSESSION, 1926

Political Campaign

Correspondence

Reference Material

Newspaper Clippings

AB

C-F

G-J (Hichborn, Franklin. Correspondence, includes booklet: Camouflage Organizations)

K-S

T-Z (Triple Falls Creek (Cartridge Creek), 1926.in re: U.S. Geographical Board naming Kings River points)

LEGISLATIVE SESSION, 1927

AB

CDEFG

HIJ

K-Q

RS

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A

Accountants

Agriculture

Anatomy Bill (SB833)

Arbitration (AB 60)

Auto Liens (541, 459, 814, 815, 267, 268, 109)

Automobiles

Aviation (162, 201, 777, AB 1131)

B

Banks

Bar

Bills introduced by Senator Jones, Legislature, 1927

Budget, State of California 1927(uniform) Budget Law for Counties

Building and Loan

C, Legislative Correspondence. Subject Matter, 1927

Capital Punishment

Child Labor/Welfare

Community Property

Conway, Alden. Pacific Coast and Scenic Highway, Ind. 1927

County Government

Crime

D

Deciduous Fruit Station

E

Education

F

Feed

Firearms

Fireman

Fish and Game

Gas Tax

Gilbert, James Roy

Grade Crossings

H

Highways

I

Indeterminate Franchise

Inheritance Tax

Insurance

Judges

Judicial Council

Judiciary Committee, Senate

Judiciary Committee, Senate. Authors of Bills notified, 1927

Junior Colleges

Kindergarten

Kosher Meat

Labor

M

Maps

Mutual Insurance (806)

Naturapaths

Newspapers (808)

Nurses

O

Palo Alto, Annexation

Parks and Park Commission

Part Time (568)

Prohibition

R

Redwood Park Commission

Religious Education

Slot Machines

Standardization

Statuary

Spiritualists

Stills, penalty for (SB 814, introduced by Senator Jones)

Supreme Court

Syndicalism

T

Taxation

Tenure

Tents

Title Company Recommendations

Toll Bridge

Ugufy

Veterans

W

Warehouse (523-525)

Young, C.C., Governor. Correspondence, 1926-1927

INTERSESSION, 1928(Correspondence by name of Correspondent)

Notes on session's legislation

A-G

H

I-M

N-V

W-Z

AB, After-Session Correspondence. Subject Matter (SM)

Bank of Italy, 1928

Bootleg, 1928

Building and Loan Material

Building and Loan Commission, 1928

CD, Aft-Sess Correspondence, SM, 1927-28

Cooperative Associations

Cooperative Marketing, 1924-28

County Unit System of School Administration, 1927-28

EF, 1927-28

Farmers

Farming, 27

G, 1928

HIJ, 1927-28

Hoover, Herbert. Political Campaignk, 1928.

KIM, 1927-28

NOPQ

Power Trust. Newspaper Clippings, 1928,and other data.

RS, 1928

San Francisco Examiner. 1928-29

T

Taxation. Solvent Credits, 1928

Tax Commission, in re: problem of rising cost of State Government, 1928.

Tax, Sales, 1927-28

VW

LEGISLATIVE SESSION, 1929(Legislative Correspondence, filed by name of Correspondent.)

ABC

A, 1929Legislative Correspondence

1929

D-J (Hichborn, Franklin). Correspondence, 1929

K-Q

R-Z

A, legislative Correspondence, 1929,Subject Matter

B, 1929

Banking, 1929.Includes material from 1924, 25, 26, 27, 28, on Banking.

Bar, State, 1929

Bills, copies of mailed to

Bills introduced by Senator Jones, Legislature, 1929

Building and Loan

Capital Punishment

CC. Vol. I

Cement Committee. San Francisco Hearing. Correspondence, 1929

Cement Committee. Los Angeles Hearings. Correspondence

Cement Committee. Sacramento Hearings (final hearings) and other material, 1929

Cement Committee. Correspondence and Supplemental Report, 1929

Newspaper C lippings, miscellaneous, 1929

Newspaper C lippings, miscellaneous, 1929

Newspaper C lippings, miscellaneous, 1929

Corporations, 1923-29

County Unit (AB 459, in re: county elementary school system, 1929)

DE

Elections (SB 772), 1924-29

F,G, Grange, 1925-29

H

Hardy Impeachment, 1929.State Superior Judge Carlos S. Hardy and Aimee Semple McPherson disappearance case. Trial in Senate.

I

Income Tax. Newspaper Clippings, 1929

J

Judges' Tenure, 1929.Senate Constitutional Amendment no. 3

Judiciary Committee, Senate, 1929

Judiciary Committee, Correspondence. Folder no. 1, 1929

Judiciary Committee, Correspondence. Folder no. 2, 1929

Judiciary Committee, Requested Hearings, 1929

KL, 1929

Labor, 1929

Libel Laws, Civil Code, 1929

M

N

Narcotics. Newspaper Clippings, 1929.In re: State Aid in cure of dope addiction

O

PQ, 1929

Palo Alto Times, February 19-27, 1929

Palo Alto Times, 1929

Poet Laureate of California, 1929

Power Trusts. Correspondence of Hichborn, Franklin on

Power Trusts included. 1929

Prison Bill (women's prison, SB 169), 1929

Prohibition (see also: A for Anti-Saloon League correspondence for years during the 1920's), 1929.

Prohibition. Anti-Dry Sentiment, Volstead Law, etc. Newspaper Clippings, 1929.

Public Health (SB 813), 1929

RS, 1929

Sewage Research (SB 651-652), 1929

Sacramento Union. 1929

San Francisco Chronicle. 1929

San Francisco Examiner. 1929

San Jose Mercury Herald. 1929

San Jose News. 1929

T

Taxation

Taxation - Nelson Bill

Tax Commission, 1929-30

Joint Legislative Committee on Taxation, 1929-30

Joint Legislative Committee on Taxation, 1929-30.Publications sent to H.C. Jones (postmarked January 1930)

Joint Legislative Committee on Taxation, 1929-30.Publications mailed to Senator Jones (January, 1930)

Taxation, 1926-29

Taxation, 1927-30

U-Z

INTERSESSION 1930(Correspondence filed primarily by correspondent)

A-F

G-J

K-Q

R-T

U-Z

CORRESPONDENCE AND REFERENCE MATERIAL, 1930(Filed according to Subject Matter

Briggs, A.H. State Superintendent of California Anti-Saloon League, endorsement of candidates in 1930 Governorship Contest, 1930

Chamber of Commerce, 1921-30

Congratulations to Senator Jones upon his reelection to State Senate, 1930

Clippings, newspaper, 1930

Daylight Saving, 1930

Political Campaign: Senatorship, 1930.H.C. Jones, 18th Senatorial District. Newspaper Clippings.

Political Campaign: Senatorship, 1930.H.C. Jones, 18th Senatorial District. Clippings from County Newspapers.

Political Campaign: Senatorship, 1930.H.C. Jones, 18th Senatorial District. Correspondence, etc.

Political Campaign: Senatorship, 1930.H.C. Jones. Publicity. Elections on other issues, Correspondence and Clippings.

Political Campaign: Senatorship, H.C. Jones and Young, C.C. Governorship, 1930. San Jose Mercury Herald,

Political Campaign: Young, C.C., Folder no. 1

Political Campaign: Governorship, C.C. Young. Folder no. 2

Political Campaign: Governorship, Young. Folder no. 2

Political Campaign: Governorship, Young. Folder no. 3

Political Campaign: Governorship, Young. Folder no. 4

Political Campaign: Governorship, Young. Material from Young for Governor Headquarters, 1930.Folder no. 5

Political Campaign: State Offices. Governorship, Senatorships, etc., 1930

Pre-1931 Legislative Session Correspondence, 1930-31.

LEGISLATIVE SESSION, 1931(Legislative Correspondence, filed according to name of Correspondent)

A, Legislative Correspondence, 1931

A-B

B, 1931

CD, 1931

C-L

M-S

T-Z

LEGISLATIVE SESSION, 1931(Legislative Correspondence, filed according to Subject Letter.

A, Legislative Correspondence, Subject Matter

Adoption Bills, 1931(560-561) Department of Social Welfare, Miss Barry.

Adult Education, 1931

American-Jugoslav Defense, 1931

B, 1931

Banking

Budget, State of California

Building and Loan Act of 1931

Building and Loan

Building and Loan, Bank Tax Report, 1931,Correspondence

C

Chain Stores, 1930-31

Civil Service, 1931

Colleges, Proposed State College at Sacramento, 1931

County Government

D

Dried Fruit (Measure introduced by Senator Jones)

E

Education, Legislation on, 1931

Education, Correspondence, 1931

F

Fish and Game

G

Gasoline Tax. Report of Research Department and Recommendations of California Farm Bureau (SB 443, AB 972), 1931

HI

Industrial Accident Commission. (Bills, Mr. Burke, 552-558)

Investment Trusts, 1931

Insurance. in re: qualification of Insurance Agents, 1931

J

Judges, Salaries

KL

M

Majority, Age of (399)

Map Act (subdivision) in re: County Planning, 1931

Married Women (AB 1630) employment of married women in public schools

Medicine (SB175)

Milk (bill, 1927)

Motor Vehicle License Plate

Music Teachers

Modern Tendencies in Legislation (Jones Speech), 1922-31

Miscellaneous, 1931.Includes miscellaneous notes of Senator Jones

NOPQ, 1931

Pest Control

Poet Laureate of California, 1931.Dr. Henry Meade Bland

Senate Resolution of Respect, April, 1931,on death of the poet

Political Expenditures (bill 391), 1931

Probate Code Bill no. 18

Probation

Public Utilities, 1931.Midland Counties' Public Service Corporation, Statistics from the California Railroad Commission's Department of Finance

R, 1931

Railroads, 1931

Reapportionment (Bills SB 700, AB 1401) proposed Congressional District on basis of 1930 census.

Retail License Tax, 1931

S

Standardization, Fruit (Bill 446)

School Budgets

School Code, Amendments

School Elections, 1931

TUV, 1931

Taxation and State Revenue

Report of Joint Legislative Committee on T axation, 48th Session, 1931

Taxation, 1923-31

Taxation and Cost of Government

Teachers' Pension, 1931

Teachers' Pension. Santa Clara County

Teachers' Tenure

WXYZ, 1931

INTERSESSION, 1932.After-Session Correspondence, 1931-32. Filed by name of Correspondent or by Subject Matter, when matter is evident

A-C

D-I

J-M

N-R

S-Z

1932CORRESPONDENCE AND REFERENCE MATERIALS, filed by Subject Matter

A-G

H-S

Misc.

T-Z

1933LEGISLATIVE SESSION. Legislative Correspondence, filed by name of Correspondent.

A-C

D-H

I-L

M

N-S

T-Z

1933LEGISLATIVE SESSION. Legislative Correspondence, filed by Subject Matter.

A, Legislative Correspondence: SM, 1933

Adoption, 1933

Agriculture

Applicants-Sale tax, Liquor Control, etc.

Appreciation, letters of to Senator Jones

B, Legislative Correspondence, SM, 1933

Banks

Barber Law

Beer

Bills of H.C. Jones

Bills, copies of, Legislature, 1933

Bills, cont'd

Bills introduced in 1933Legislative Session, cont'd.

Bills, Correspondence in re:

Budget, State of California

Budget, State of California

Budget, Motor Vehicle Department

Building and Loan. Correspondence

Building and Loan. Bills, Amendments, Clippings, etc.

Bureau of Commerce

C, 1933

Capital Punishment

Catholic Church

Cemeteries

Chain Stores (SB 72, AB 212, 1603, 888)

Chamber of Commerce (Bills: 250, 468, 543, 388, 389, 400)

Chamber of Commerce, 1933-34

Chiropractors. Civil Service.

Clippings, Newspaper. Miscellaneous. unable to be identified according to Subject Matter.

Collection Agencies

Consolidation: Mergers

(Senate) C onstitutional Amendment no. 30. in re: financing of State Government, taxation of Real Property.

Cooperative Stores on Teachers' College Campus. (SB 757, AB 46, 336)

County Government

County Water Districts

County Budget

County Charter. Correspondence and Clippings

D, Legislative Correspondence, SM, 1933

Deaf. Adult Lip reading, exemption from tuition classes.

E

Economic System

F

Fair Trade

Farm, Farm Bureau Federation

Federal Legislation and Federal Public Works

Filipino

Finance

Fish and Game

Flowers, State

G

Gambling, Horse Racing

Gas Tax, including material from: 1931, 32, 33, 34, 35.Correspondence and clippings.

H

Haynes Foundation. John Randolph and Dora Haynes. Declaration of Trust, Will, etc.

Highway Patrol

Historical Association

Holding Companies

Holidays

Humane Pound (SB 674). Folder no. 1

Humane Pound. Folder no. 2

I

Income Tax. Bills, Amendments, etc.

Initiative, League to Protect the, 1932-33

Haynes, John R. - proceedings in support of the Initiative. Jones' argument for support of the Initiative. 10/24/32.

Initiative and Referendum. Folder no. 1. Special Election June 27, 1933.

Initiative and Referendum. Folder no. 2. Special Election June 27, 1933.

Initiative and Referendum. Folder no. 3

Installment Taxes

(Senate) I nvestivating Committee. Investigation of Rolph Administration. Folder no. 1

Investigating Committee. Rolph Administration. Folder no. 2

Investigating Committee. Rolph Administration. Folder no. 3

J

Judges, Justices

KL

Labor

Labor Commissioner. Correspondence, February-April, 1933

Legislative Session, 1933

Miscellaneous Notes of Senator Jones, Newspaper Clippings on current Legislation.

M

Market Divisions. State Division of Markets under Department of Agriculture.

Married Women, occupational status of

Matton Act Moratorium

Mines. Question of discontinuing the Geological Survey Branch of the Division of Mines; for State Economy purposes

Moratoriums (see: Emergency Mortgages and Trust Deed Moratorium)

Motor Vehicles

Motor Vehicle Code

N

Narcotics Hospital

Nautical School

D

Old Age Pension

Office: miscellaneous correspondence, 1933

P

Parks

Poet Laureate of California

Port San Jose

Primary Elections Law

Prohibition. Question of repeal of the 18th Amendment

Public Ownership

Public Health

Public Works, Department of. Employment

Public Utilities

Power Companies

Public Utilities and Transportation Companies' statistics filed with the California State Railroad Commission

R

Resolutions, Legislative

Requests for Notice

Research: Education Department (SB 117) in re: abolition of Division of Research and Statistics of State Department of Education

Retirement. Bill providing for the withdrawal of State participation in the Teachers' Retirement Fund

Riley Tax Bill

Roads and Highways

Road Signs

Road Tax

Rolph, Governor James, Jr. Question of Recall. (see: Senate Investigating Committee, 1933

Rural Supervisor

S

Sales Tax. Bills, articles, clippings, amendments, etc.

San Francisco News. Clippings on Water Tax, Repeal of Prohibition, etc.

San Jose. City Charter and Miscellaneous data

Social Welfare

State Lands: Highways (SB 568, Senate Concurrent Resolution no. 17)

Syndicalism, Criminal

T

Taxation

Telephone calls to Senator Jones, 1933:miscellaneous

Trucks

Trust Deeds (390, 391, 480)

Tuberculosis. in re: the lowering of State subsidy for TB patients, economy measure.

U

Unemployment, 1933

University, State. in re: proposed cut in University of California Budget.

Unseen Influences in the Molding of Political and Legislative Action. H.C. Jones, Speech before the Social Science Association of Southern California, luncheon meeting. Also folder contains letter from Franklin Hichborn with enclosures of speeches of US Assemblymen and Senators on: Finance, Foreign Debts, Banks, etc.

Utilities, Taxation of (SB 2, AB 307 in re: adjustment of utility tax rates) see: folder on Public Utilities and on Taxation, 1933.

V

Vandegrift. See: Senate Investigating Committee. Investigation of Rolph Administration

Veterans, Department

W

Water Plan, State. Central Valley Water Project.

Folder No. 1: Kennet Dam

Assembly Constitutional Amendment no. 18

SB 1201

Orange County Water District

Water Plan. Folder no. 2: Bills, Amendments, etc.

Water Plan. Folder no. 3: September 27, 1933,Application to Federal Emergency Administration of Public Works, Washington, D.C., for approval of Central Valley Water Project for California and for grant and loan for its construction under the provisions of the National Industrial Recovery Act of 1933.

Water Plan. Folder no. 4. Clippings, Bills, Amendments, etc.

Water Plan. Folder no. 5. Central Valley Water Project

Water Conservation and Water Districts (SB 567)

INTERSESSION 1934.Filed by name of Correspondent and by Subject Matter, when latter is evident.

A

B

CD

Civil Service. Correspondence, 1933-34,including material from 1933-37

EFG

HIJ

KIM

NOPQ

RS

TZ

EDUCATION

Education: Adult Education. Folder no. 1

H.C. Jones, Chairman of the Senate Education Committee, 1933

Education: Adult Education. Folder no. 2

Education: Adult Education. Folder no. 3

Education: Adult Education. Folder no. 4

Education: Adult Education. Folder no. 5

Education: Adult Education. Folder no. 6

Education: Bills affecting Education, passed by Legislature, 1933;action taken on bills by Governor

Education: Senate Education Committee, Folder no. 1

Education: Senate Education Committee, Folder no. 2

Education: Clippings, Jones' Speeches, etc.

Education: Kindergartens. Folder no. 1: Petitions and Correspondence

Education: Kindergartens. Folder no. 2: Petitions and Correspondence

Education: Kindergartens. Folder no. 3

Education: Kindergartens. Folder no. 4

Education: Kindergartens. Folder no. 5

Education: Kindergartens. Folder no. 6

Education Physical Education (see: SB 432, 448, 515)

Education: Private, non-profit Schools. in re: the repeal of property tax on Private Schools

Education: Public Schools. Senate Constitutional Amendments no. I and III. Folder no. 1: Correspondence to Jones, Jan. 1-12, 1933

Education: Public Schools, SCA I, III. Folder no. 2: Correspondence Jan. 12, 1933

Education: Public Schools, SCA I, III. Folder no. 3: Correspondence, Jan. 13, 1933

Education: Public Schools, SCA I, III. Folder no. 4: Correspondence, Jan. 13, 1933

Education: Public Schools, SCA I, III. Folder no. 5: Correspondence, Jan. 13, 1933

Education: Public Schools, SCA I, III. Folder no. 6: Correspondence, Jan. 14, 1933

Education: Public Schools, SCA I, III. Folder no. 7: Correspondence, Jan. 14, 1933

Education: Public Schools, SCA I, III. Folder no. 8: Correspondence, Januart 15 - April 1933

Education: Public Schools, SCA I, III. Folder no. 9: Cards and Telegrams to Senator Jones, January 2-16, 1933

Education: Salaries, Sabbatical Leaves

Education: San Jose State Teachers' College. Folder no. 1: Bill before Legislature to reduce appropriations for SJSTC

Education: San Jose State Teachers' College. Folder no. 2.

Education: School Budgets (see: Senate Education Committee material, and SB 213) in re: placement of school budgets under the control of county supervisors

Education: Schools, Consolidation of School Districts. (see: AB 897, SB 231)

Education: School District Tax (School Code Amendment, SB 85)

Education: Schools. Fees, fixed charges, etc.

Education: Schools: Printed material, speeches, reports etc. in re: Education

Education: The Spitball, publication on Education

Education: Teachers' College Budget

Education: Teachers' Tenure, Folder no. 1

Teachers' Tenure, Folder no. 2

1934-54. 1933was Senator Jones' last year in Legislative Session, 1934his last year as member of the State Legislature.

ABCD 1934-39.

Anderson, Dewey vs. Crist, Frank L. Political Campaign for Assemblyman, 30th District. Folder includes Anderson-Jones Correspondence for 1934-35.

Board of Equalization, 1934-37;Liquor Control.

Chamber of Commerce, 1935-36

Child Labor, 1934

County Government, 1934

Clippings, Newspaper. Miscellaneous: Liquor Control, Power Trusts, etc., 1934

Consolidation-Mergers, 1927-34

Constitutional Convention. 1934

E through Z 1934-39.Material filed alphabetically by Subject Matter (E-Z) and chronologically (1934-39)within this division.

Education, 1934.Letters, Newspaper Clippings, Leaflets

Elections, 1936.Folder no. 1: National and State Officials. State: new Progressive State organization. Question of Senator Borah in Presidential Primaries. Support for his candidacy sought among California progressives.

State: Mrs. Glasson, campaign for Assembly, 30th District.

Elections, 1936.Folder no. 2. Campaign for Assembly, 30th District: Maude Glasson, supported by Senator Jones.

Elections, 1936.Folder no. 3.

Farm, Grange, 1934

Hetch Hetchy, 1934.Water supply tunnel to San Francisco. San Francisco News,

Initiative and Referendum, 1934.Folder no. 1

Initiative and Referendum, 1934.Folder no. 2

Initiative and Referendum, 1938.Garrison Revenue Bond Act no. 3

Initiative and Referendum, 1938

Legislature-Legislative Problems, 1934-35

Legislation, 1935.San Jose and San Francisco Newspapers-clippings on current legislation, 1935Session.

Legislature, 1935.Correspondence

Political Campaign, 1934.County and State Offices. Correspondence and Clippings.

Taxation 1934-35

Teachers. California Teachers' Association, 1934

Thompson, Carl. 1939(photograph addressed to Franklin Hichborn)

1940-54:Miscellaneous Materials, no. 1

1940-54:Miscellaneous Materials, no. 2

Immigration and Housing, 1941.Material from the Division of Immigration and Housing, State of California, Department of Industrial Relations.

POLITICAL CAMPAIGN: GOVERNORSHIP, 1933-34.Herbert C. Jones campaigned for the nomination as Republican candidate for Governor, 1933-34.These folders contain Correspondence, Newspaper Clippings, Campaign Publicity, Speeches, and Jones' Notes - pertinent to the Campaign. Also, there are folders on Other Candidates for Governorship and Candidates for Other State Offices. 1933-34.

Alameda County

Announcement of Candidacy, H. C. Jones

Bartlett, Louis: Correspondence

Briggs, C.R. Correspondence: December 1933 - December 1934

Cameron, W. H.

Central Valley Water Project

Clippings on H.C. Jones' Campaign

Correspondence, General in re: Campaign: Folder no. 1

Correspondence, General in re: Campaign: Folder no. 2

Chamber of Commerce, California State Creel, George

Colored People

Eberhard, Ray C.

Education: clippings

Ellis, W.R.

Givens, Willard E.

Glasson, Maude C.

Grange, Farmers

Haight, Raymond

Haynes, John Randolph

Hichborn, Franklin. Correspondence: September 1933 through October 1934.Folder no. 1: September 1933 - January 1934.

Hichborn, Franklin. Correspondence. Folder no. 2: January 1934 - October 1934.

Johnson, Charles G.

Lists

Labor

Legislative Record: Herbert C. Jones

Merriam, Frank

New Guard, The. A non-partisan organization of young, progressive voters

Newspapers

Northern California Campaign, H. C. Jones. Correspondence: September 1933 - January 1934.Folder no. 1

Northern California Campaign, H.C. Jones. Correspondence: February - June 1934.Folder no. 2

Other Candidates-State: Correspondence, Publicity,

Other Candidates-County. Especially Sheriff of Santa Clara County. Folder includes correspondence, newspaper clippings, publicity for one candidate by F. Hichborn.

Jones, H.C. Platform and Policies. Clippings, correspondence, etc.

Political Straws, publication

Progressive Commonwealth Party

Publicity, Speeches, etc.-Jones

Public Ownership, Jones' position in re.

Quinn, John R.

Schools, Folder no. 1

Schools, Folder no. 2

Schools, lists of: Governorship 1933-34

Seavy, Clyde L.

Sierra Educational News. Education publication. Jones' speech included.

Sinclair, Upton's candidacy for Governor. Clippings, Publicity, Articles by Hichborn and others.

Sonoma County

Social Welfare

Stanislaus County

Southern California Campaign. Folder no. 1: Correspondence, talks, etc., September 1933 - January 1934.

Southern California Campaign. Folder no. 2: Correspondence, etc., February, 1934 - May 1934.

Spreckles, Rudolph. Correspondence with Jones.

Taxation

Tenure

Utilities

Young, C.C.

Young voters

1914Political Campaign No. 1

1914Political Campaign No. 2

1914Political Campaign No. 3

1914Political Campaign No. 4

Herbert C. Jones: Biographical Information.

Addendum

Adult Education, 1926-30.

Cement Trust, 1929.

Clippings (about various Legislatures and Jones' participation).

Colorado River. Special Session, 1926.All-American Canal.

Bromley Spoils System bill, 1923.

California Building and Loan, 1925.

Child Labor, 1925.Senate bill #124.

Community property. 1920Act.

Community property. 1923Act. Senate bill #228.

Initiative and Referendum, 1926-7.

Jones, Louise C. (Mother) about death of.

Judicial Salaries, 1921-22.

Judiciary Committee Minutes, 1921 and 1923.

Judiciary Committee. Investigation by special committee... of the expenditures of sums of money by persons, firms or corporations interested in propositions voted for at the election held November 7, 1922.Parts 1-5.

Parts 6-9

Parts 10-13